The reason why am voting for McCain, and why are you?
The men has much wisdom!! Look at how old he is, America needs a guy who has known America longer then me and you combined. He seems like a great husband and again a guy with wisdom. Another reason why I am voting for him is because my mother is a nurse and she will get great benefits just being one. Look at McCain's age he will need indoor health care, and because of it all nurses world wide will get free gas as long as there working as nurses to Seniors around the country. Yes are taxes may go way up to fuel nurses around America but look at the bright side, are president will get the best health care any old guy could wish for. Another reason is I love how he is the classic American, Obama is too focused on making America work for itself again...you know made in America more then China...um why do we need more jobs here? And the whole education idea he wants to bring is a joke we have better things to focus on like war! McCain will start young boys early learning about what war is about and how to handle it, I can't wait until I have some sons someday : ) Plus just like the great Bush and mind you am not speaking of Bushes bake beans I mean THE BUSH both of them have the same ideas just about. I feel sorry for those wanting to vote for Obama...pretty sad indeed. Ewww pro Obama people! Mccain also promises women more equal rights, so did Obama's wife about equal pay...lol she is crazy, but Mccian he will make sure females can also be forced into war not just guys...truly unfair.
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wow aren't those reasons NOT to vote for him?
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I love to see libs scared to death over VP picks.
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Go back to eating your "bushes"-your word baked beans and drinking your Obama-aid. Maybe some day you will have the intellect to debate properly-oh no wait-probably not.
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i cannot blv you want to vote for mccain. your reasons suck! anyone with half a brain can see and hear that obama is the man for this country. i wonder if you are not just voting for mccain because he is white or because maybe you are privilaged and selfish. yeah, thats it.
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you think people who read your reasons will want to vote for McCain?? LOL LOL LOL. I am neither cheering for Obama nor McCain, but your reasons and ideas made me laugh.
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Your sarcasm is wonderful....too bad most will not get it :)
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LMAO Don't forget the newest addition to the ticket...I mean when McCain needs all those nurses and cannot get out of bed, who is going to run the country? Someone who has experience being mayor to a unincorporated hole in the wall? Yikes! You have convinced me to vote for Obama...not that there was ever a question of who would be getting my vote! Add: I just talked to my friend, a nurse, and told her what you said...she has always been a staunch democrat...but, given the cost of gas, she is now on board with McCain. And, she has 3 daughters that she would love to have forced to go to war! Yippee! Another Add: Maybe McCain will help us become one with China...then, we too can have strict one child policies and force people to make things at a crappy wage for countries in Europe!
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mccain? wtf. OBAMA all the way sweetheart
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If you're serious than your nuts. How do you feel about the draft?
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i'm voting for mccain too... well i'm a republican and he's the only republican left, but i don't really care much for presidents. if they're bad, we the people will rebel and revolt over their rule (: edit: yeah.. that's true. lol
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if mccain gets it, he wont be around long to deliver those "promises".
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Pretty sad that Republicans and upset Women jump to McSame just because he picked some women who's a false prophet to other women and other then planning to undo Women’s rights and give oil companies more power will play no role in our Government she's just a puppet to get McSame into office. Well I hope that IF McSame wins that women are happy when she strips your freedoms away, forces her views on ALL women and is used as a tool by McSame you brought it on yourselves. After that everyone will think well gee we tried giving a women power and look what she did never again. It all comes down to this Right Gender, but the Wrong Person in the Wrong Party. I hope you can live with this because it will set your efforts for women’s rights back about 50 to 100 years.
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I respect McCain and his service to this country. However in this day and age we cannot afford another 4 years of George Bush. Let's look at the facts together shall we? McCain has voted with Bush 90% of the time. No wonder President Bush himself endorses McCain it's hard to tell them apart. McCain says a middle class american is someone who makes at least 5 million dollars a year. Now if you make more then 5 million a year then yeah the choice is obvious, McCain is your man.
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aren't you and huong hue under 18? I think I get your point
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I read that women are more likely to abuse power than men are proves why men make better leaders. I am not saying this science is so take that feminists.
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Sunday, October 28, 2012
Sunday, October 14, 2012
homework question
homework question?
Rate the countries according to possessions? Bhutan Haiti Thailand China England Albania Mali Kuwait Japan Mexico Iraq and Russia - for the typical family, rate it according to possessions match country with job: Bhutan Haiti Thailand China England Albania Mali Kuwait Japan Mexico Iraq and Russia jobs: grandfather: retired oil worker; daughter: retail; daughter: computer specialist Father: math teacher Father: fireman; mother: nurse farmers - fish, pigs, vegetables father: produce distributor mother: German teacher; father: murdered all farmers - wheat,r ice chilies, livestock Father: warehouse worker All rice farmers Father: university professor; daughter: graphic desginer: daughter marine bioloist all garmers - sugar cane, grain father: rice seller and farmer please help? i can't figure it out we saw some posters of the material world but it's impossible to figure this out thanks in advance umm i needed help, that's why i'm asking if i knew or if you could provide a link where i could find this information, i wouldn't be asking i just need some help
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You should do your own homework...
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Rate the countries according to possessions? Bhutan Haiti Thailand China England Albania Mali Kuwait Japan Mexico Iraq and Russia - for the typical family, rate it according to possessions match country with job: Bhutan Haiti Thailand China England Albania Mali Kuwait Japan Mexico Iraq and Russia jobs: grandfather: retired oil worker; daughter: retail; daughter: computer specialist Father: math teacher Father: fireman; mother: nurse farmers - fish, pigs, vegetables father: produce distributor mother: German teacher; father: murdered all farmers - wheat,r ice chilies, livestock Father: warehouse worker All rice farmers Father: university professor; daughter: graphic desginer: daughter marine bioloist all garmers - sugar cane, grain father: rice seller and farmer please help? i can't figure it out we saw some posters of the material world but it's impossible to figure this out thanks in advance umm i needed help, that's why i'm asking if i knew or if you could provide a link where i could find this information, i wouldn't be asking i just need some help
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You should do your own homework...
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Sunday, October 7, 2012
Why the Chinese Particularly Like Canadians
Why the Chinese Particularly Like Canadians ?
Many Canadian tourists I have met in Beijing during the Olympics told me that they received particularly warm welcome from the Chinese when their Canadian identities were revealed. They were curious of the source of such favourable reactions. Canada has a peace-loving and culturally inclusive image that the Chinese find easy to like. There are also two Canadians that immediately come to mind when the Chinese think of Canada. The first one is Mark Rowswell, a University of Toronto graduate who moved to Beijing in 1988 to further his study of the Chinese language and accidentally embarked on a soaring career as a beloved TV personality. Widely known in China by his Chinese name Dashan (which means Big Mountain), Rowswell has become China's most popular foreigner. His fame and popularity is largely predicated on his ability to master the Chinese folk language and his deep understanding of the Chinese culture. For the Chinese people who eagerly want to be understood by the rest of the world, Rowswell's efforts are greatly appreciated and his success is well respected. Previously remained relatively unknown in Canada, Rowswell has been brought under the spotlight by the Beijing Olympics. Marched with the Canadian athletes in the Opening Ceremony, Rowswell helped the Canadian team win an especially warm reception from the Chinese crowd. The Canadian Olympic Committee has also appointed Rowswell as a team attache to help its athletes and staff overcome the cultural and social obstacles during the Games. If we say that Rowswell has contributed to furthering the cultural understanding between the people from China and Canada, there is a Canadian that has laid the foundation of friendships between the two countries as early as in 1938, long before the establishment of Sino-Canadian diplomatic relations in 1970. That Canadian is Dr. Norman Bethune, who traveled to Yan'an, China in 1938 and helped the Chinese in their struggle against the Japanese in the Second Sino-Japanese War. As a tireless and inventive surgeon and a great teacher, he saved hundreds of lives by performing emergency battlefield surgical operations and medical training for Chinese doctors, nurses and orderlies. Tragically, in 1939 Dr. Bethune died of septicemia from a cut he received when performing surgery. Dr. Bethune's selfless humanitarian efforts and spirit of internationalism have deeply touched the hearts of all Chinese people. Mao Zedong especially published an essay entitled In Memory of Norman Bethune. Many statues in his honour have been erected throughout the country. Movies and TV series were made to document his legacy. The Bethune Memorial House located in Gravenhust, Ontario has also become a popular destination to many Chinese tourists. While Mark Rowswell is well liked in China as "the friendly guy next door", Dr. Norman Bethune is loved and highly respected by the Chinese people as a national hero. Both men have contributed to the particularly favourable impressions of Canadians by the Chinese people. But then again, what's not to like about Canada..?..we're just so great aren't we..?
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Is this actually a question or are you just showing off? lol But you are right, Canada rocks. I'm hoping to emigrate after finishing my degree.
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Many Canadian tourists I have met in Beijing during the Olympics told me that they received particularly warm welcome from the Chinese when their Canadian identities were revealed. They were curious of the source of such favourable reactions. Canada has a peace-loving and culturally inclusive image that the Chinese find easy to like. There are also two Canadians that immediately come to mind when the Chinese think of Canada. The first one is Mark Rowswell, a University of Toronto graduate who moved to Beijing in 1988 to further his study of the Chinese language and accidentally embarked on a soaring career as a beloved TV personality. Widely known in China by his Chinese name Dashan (which means Big Mountain), Rowswell has become China's most popular foreigner. His fame and popularity is largely predicated on his ability to master the Chinese folk language and his deep understanding of the Chinese culture. For the Chinese people who eagerly want to be understood by the rest of the world, Rowswell's efforts are greatly appreciated and his success is well respected. Previously remained relatively unknown in Canada, Rowswell has been brought under the spotlight by the Beijing Olympics. Marched with the Canadian athletes in the Opening Ceremony, Rowswell helped the Canadian team win an especially warm reception from the Chinese crowd. The Canadian Olympic Committee has also appointed Rowswell as a team attache to help its athletes and staff overcome the cultural and social obstacles during the Games. If we say that Rowswell has contributed to furthering the cultural understanding between the people from China and Canada, there is a Canadian that has laid the foundation of friendships between the two countries as early as in 1938, long before the establishment of Sino-Canadian diplomatic relations in 1970. That Canadian is Dr. Norman Bethune, who traveled to Yan'an, China in 1938 and helped the Chinese in their struggle against the Japanese in the Second Sino-Japanese War. As a tireless and inventive surgeon and a great teacher, he saved hundreds of lives by performing emergency battlefield surgical operations and medical training for Chinese doctors, nurses and orderlies. Tragically, in 1939 Dr. Bethune died of septicemia from a cut he received when performing surgery. Dr. Bethune's selfless humanitarian efforts and spirit of internationalism have deeply touched the hearts of all Chinese people. Mao Zedong especially published an essay entitled In Memory of Norman Bethune. Many statues in his honour have been erected throughout the country. Movies and TV series were made to document his legacy. The Bethune Memorial House located in Gravenhust, Ontario has also become a popular destination to many Chinese tourists. While Mark Rowswell is well liked in China as "the friendly guy next door", Dr. Norman Bethune is loved and highly respected by the Chinese people as a national hero. Both men have contributed to the particularly favourable impressions of Canadians by the Chinese people. But then again, what's not to like about Canada..?..we're just so great aren't we..?
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Is this actually a question or are you just showing off? lol But you are right, Canada rocks. I'm hoping to emigrate after finishing my degree.
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Monday, October 1, 2012
how do you say ...in chinese mandarin
how do you say ...in chinese mandarin?
Firstly it weird because my mum's a nurse and deals with alot of children coming to england from china to a boarding school, and theyounger ones do not understand much english if any. im trying to put a pinyin guide for her together to try and help her and make the chinese children not so scared so the main thing she has to ask them is to pee in a pot basically so how would she ask... "could you go to the toilet and provide a urine sample" I know its weird but the only way my mum is currently able to ask them is via a very strange version of charades :S any help wud be cool thanks but please provide them in a pinyin format or how it sounds because I do not speak any chinese thanks so much anything else you think could be useful would also be appreciated. Thanks again x
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请 ä½ ä¸Š å« ç”Ÿ é—´ ， 然 後 ç»™ 我 ä½ çš„ å° ä¾¿ æ · 本 ä½ ni (pronounced nee) - you å« ç”Ÿ é—´ wei sheng jian - toilet å° ä¾¿ xiao bian (pronounced shiao bien) - urine æ · 本 yang ben (pronounced yang bin) - sample 我 wo - I/me
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I tried on the online translation for you.. but it doesn't seem to work. Sorry Megan! (How unhelpful am I) *Hugs* xx
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nÇ néng qù xÇ shÇ’u jiÄn qÇ” diÇŽn nià o yè yà ng bÄ›n ma ？ I am a chinese, hope above info can help you!
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Firstly it weird because my mum's a nurse and deals with alot of children coming to england from china to a boarding school, and theyounger ones do not understand much english if any. im trying to put a pinyin guide for her together to try and help her and make the chinese children not so scared so the main thing she has to ask them is to pee in a pot basically so how would she ask... "could you go to the toilet and provide a urine sample" I know its weird but the only way my mum is currently able to ask them is via a very strange version of charades :S any help wud be cool thanks but please provide them in a pinyin format or how it sounds because I do not speak any chinese thanks so much anything else you think could be useful would also be appreciated. Thanks again x
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请 ä½ ä¸Š å« ç”Ÿ é—´ ， 然 後 ç»™ 我 ä½ çš„ å° ä¾¿ æ · 本 ä½ ni (pronounced nee) - you å« ç”Ÿ é—´ wei sheng jian - toilet å° ä¾¿ xiao bian (pronounced shiao bien) - urine æ · 本 yang ben (pronounced yang bin) - sample 我 wo - I/me
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I tried on the online translation for you.. but it doesn't seem to work. Sorry Megan! (How unhelpful am I) *Hugs* xx
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nÇ néng qù xÇ shÇ’u jiÄn qÇ” diÇŽn nià o yè yà ng bÄ›n ma ？ I am a chinese, hope above info can help you!
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