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Name: Lindsay
Country: United States
State: California
Birthday: 10/17/1988
Gender: Female
Interests: horses, hunters/jumpers/medal/eq, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Napoleonic British Naval Warfare, piracy, shopping, sleeping, reading, writing, site design, HTML, eating, especially potatoes, peanut butter, and ice cream, photography, movies, cinema, soundtracks, the renaissance, and the list could go one forever. One can dectect I am interested in lots of things.
Expertise: Hunter/Jumpers, site design, and knowing random stuff about everything.
Occupation: Student
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AIM:  shekilledsirius
MSN: eloria_windrider@hotmail.com
Member Since:
5/17/2005
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| Okay, while the last article was a little freaky, this is just downright scary. Girls, I advise reading this because if something horrible were to happen to you- like rape, you should know a doctor can refuse you treatment because of his "religious beliefs."
The first page is the scariest, but the rest of the article is good. the 3rd page covers how people are refusing fertility treatments for lesbians or single women.
So, if you are ever refused treatment for this god awful bogus reason that basically defies the Hippocratic oath "do no harm"......JOIN ME IN SCREAMING. Scream and complain and go to the news. If I was ever refused treatment in a hospital, the whole damn BUILDING would hear me.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19190916/
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| Here is an MSN article about how a high school has instituted a no touching rule. like, no touching at all, and even hugging counts.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19293872/?GT1=10056
coming from a school, were on any given day, i poke/am poked, tackle/am tackled, hugged, sat on/sit on others, high-five, and am tickled......this seems so absurd.
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| Okay. So I was looking at the old AP questions for Bio right?
Consistently, they have always had a few easier questions, one medium one, and one with some weird topic that nobody really would know.
But then I looked at last year, and it was the EASIEST PERFECT EXAM FOR ME. It had all the subjects I know well, etc.
Which you know means nothing like that will be on this year's......and I don't get why all of a sudden last year's was so easy compared to even just 2005's.
The collgeboard needs to be eaten by a huge bacteria by phagocytosis.
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| I totally just realized how I let AP's sneak up on me.
Like, I knew they were coming. I have been reviewing. But it just totally hit me that it all culminates in the next two weeks.
To be honest, I only care about a few of my AP's now that the teacher's aren't looking at them; English and Biology matter to me for personal pride reasons, while Calc I could care less about. Psych I'm mixed on, and almost tempted to see how well I could do on it without studying. But I probably wont :P
Then my one final. Shall need to study at least a bit for Art History.
Then graduation.
Woah.
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| I took a two hour walk on the beach today. I needed to make my college choice. Now.
I have always done my best thinking on the beach.
I thought about the school I would be happiest, where I liked the people most. Where I felt like everyone around me was excited to be there, not there because it was "the best." I thought about a school where I will be able to suceed and acadmeically grow yes, but also where for the first time in many years, I could enjoy school and not have to grudge through it. Where I would be invovled and yet not thrown into stuff I don't want to do. Where I would be happiest.
I went home and registered at UC Davis. As a regent's scholar. Mailing my Honors study program forms in this week.
I'm going to college. And not just any college, but the place I'll be happiest.
~Lindsay
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