So I am a huge potato fan, and I am also a huge fan of eggs as well. So I usually have eggs and tater tots every week. It is so good. I do have some heart issues, but I cant deny myself the pleasure of the great taste of eggs and tater tots on a Sunday morning.
So unfortunately it is very unhealthy to have both of these, but I cannot resist them. They are just very good.
I just figured I would let you guys know how much I love them. LOL
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Friday, July 29, 2011
Looks like I might reconsider
From the looks of it, I have gotten a decent amount of views the past few days, so I figured I will give you readers another chance to prove to me you are dedicated to my blog. I will continue with it, but if I do not see any form of dedication, then I am closing it down for good.
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
This is goodbye
I am sorry to my devoted readers that I have to do this, but I am not getting enough views. So I apologize about this, but I am shutting down the blog.
It turns out that you readers are not interested enough in the blog, so I do not see it worth my time to entertain people not looking to be entertained.
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77
It turns out that you readers are not interested enough in the blog, so I do not see it worth my time to entertain people not looking to be entertained.
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Party life and Ultra Music Festival
So I want to start off mentioning that I am a bit disappointed with yesterday's lack of views, but I knew it would happen. I guess yesterday was one of my bad days. So I am not too concerned, but I do want to mention that if I do fail to have a decent enough amount of views a day, then I will drop the blog. So I just thought I would let you guys know that I do need to see views in order for me to feel confident enough that my blog is worth having.
Anyhow, today's topic is going to be about Party life and UMF
Party Life
I want to first talk about party life in essence of of clubs. They are a huge part of today's society and the younger generation. The late teenagers and 20-year olds tend to go to clubs a lot more often than other age groups. The music that tends to play in clubs is based on the type of club, but mainly plays either recent songs, or some kind of Dance music. It is a great atmosphere to be in because it can make a person feel alive. I love it because I am a huge fan of Dance music, and it makes me feel great whenever I hear it.
UMF
Ultra Music Festival is probably the greatest, and I can't even stress the word "greatest" enough, experience of my life. I went in 2010 when it was 2-days, but it was still amazing. It was more than amazing actually. The quality of the sound was beyond extraordinary. The music was phenomenal of course because it was a type of music that appealed to me, and there were more artists than I could have possibly gone to and listened to in all the time I was there. If I am ever given the option to go again, I would take it in an instant.
One of the bright sides is that it is located in Miami, which is practically the heart of Dance music in the United States. I am planning on going again in 2012 and am saving up for it already. I would give up so much in order to have that experience I had then even once again. It really is a great experience for those that love any form of Dance music. It offers the whole party experience a person would find in a club, only much more relaxed and more comforting with more space.
It takes up Bicentennial Park and is absolutely huge. There is so much room and the concert has so many different stages for different artists to play at different and same times. There is VIP for some areas, and tons of booths to buy merchandise, water, food, and many other products. The concert offers a lot of music and merchandise and it is definitely an experience not worth missing.
That is it for today's post. I do hope you guys like it and please stay tuned for tomorrow's post. I am starting Wednesday posts to be Q&A's, Advice, Suggestion considerations, and much more related to that. It would require comments of course to survive as a topic like that, but please, and I can't emphasize this enough, please spread this blog to your friends, please comment, follow, and do whatever else you want in order to get it to survive.
Thank you and have a nice day.
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77
Anyhow, today's topic is going to be about Party life and UMF
Party Life
I want to first talk about party life in essence of of clubs. They are a huge part of today's society and the younger generation. The late teenagers and 20-year olds tend to go to clubs a lot more often than other age groups. The music that tends to play in clubs is based on the type of club, but mainly plays either recent songs, or some kind of Dance music. It is a great atmosphere to be in because it can make a person feel alive. I love it because I am a huge fan of Dance music, and it makes me feel great whenever I hear it.
UMF
Ultra Music Festival is probably the greatest, and I can't even stress the word "greatest" enough, experience of my life. I went in 2010 when it was 2-days, but it was still amazing. It was more than amazing actually. The quality of the sound was beyond extraordinary. The music was phenomenal of course because it was a type of music that appealed to me, and there were more artists than I could have possibly gone to and listened to in all the time I was there. If I am ever given the option to go again, I would take it in an instant.
One of the bright sides is that it is located in Miami, which is practically the heart of Dance music in the United States. I am planning on going again in 2012 and am saving up for it already. I would give up so much in order to have that experience I had then even once again. It really is a great experience for those that love any form of Dance music. It offers the whole party experience a person would find in a club, only much more relaxed and more comforting with more space.
It takes up Bicentennial Park and is absolutely huge. There is so much room and the concert has so many different stages for different artists to play at different and same times. There is VIP for some areas, and tons of booths to buy merchandise, water, food, and many other products. The concert offers a lot of music and merchandise and it is definitely an experience not worth missing.
That is it for today's post. I do hope you guys like it and please stay tuned for tomorrow's post. I am starting Wednesday posts to be Q&A's, Advice, Suggestion considerations, and much more related to that. It would require comments of course to survive as a topic like that, but please, and I can't emphasize this enough, please spread this blog to your friends, please comment, follow, and do whatever else you want in order to get it to survive.
Thank you and have a nice day.
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77
Monday, July 25, 2011
Social Networks, and their impact on our lives
So today I was on my way to school, and I could not help but remember how addicted I am to checking Facebook all the time. I ended up deciding that Facebook is a perfect topic for today's blog post, and I realized that there were multiple social networking sites that have affected our lives. So I chose to do the blog on all networking sites I know of and their effects.
Turns out that there are many networking sites on the internet, and some that people may not consider as networking sites, actually are.
Here is a list of just a few Networking websites:
Facebook
Youtube
Twitter
Myspace
Soundcloud
Flickr
Tumblr
StumbleUpon
and
Google+
That list is only a few of the social networking sites on the internet at the moment. Some of which don't seem like social networking sites, but absolutely are.
So before I continue, I would like to pose a question to my readers:
"How many of these websites I posted do you go on daily, and how long approximately each day do you spend on them?"
If you would like, you can answer in the comments section, however, I do ask that you simply just think about the question and at least answer it to yourself. I know because of personal experience with my own addiction to Facebook. I spend tons of time on it each day, and I am aware I need to slow down, but there is a problem and it is an addiction.
Each of these sites poses a problem to our society, because it causes the new generation to be more into the computer and less social. I mean I know we are a partying generation, but we also are on our computers a lot to keep in touch with friends.
I can understand why we do it, but is that reason enough for us not to lower the amount of time spent on it? Just think about this, and if you would like, comment in the comments box about it. I would love to hear your opinions.
That is all I have for today.
Thank you for reading, and have a nice day. Tune in tomorrow for when I will cover multiple topics regarding party life.
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77
Turns out that there are many networking sites on the internet, and some that people may not consider as networking sites, actually are.
Here is a list of just a few Networking websites:
Youtube
Myspace
Soundcloud
Flickr
Tumblr
StumbleUpon
and
Google+
That list is only a few of the social networking sites on the internet at the moment. Some of which don't seem like social networking sites, but absolutely are.
So before I continue, I would like to pose a question to my readers:
"How many of these websites I posted do you go on daily, and how long approximately each day do you spend on them?"
If you would like, you can answer in the comments section, however, I do ask that you simply just think about the question and at least answer it to yourself. I know because of personal experience with my own addiction to Facebook. I spend tons of time on it each day, and I am aware I need to slow down, but there is a problem and it is an addiction.
Each of these sites poses a problem to our society, because it causes the new generation to be more into the computer and less social. I mean I know we are a partying generation, but we also are on our computers a lot to keep in touch with friends.
I can understand why we do it, but is that reason enough for us not to lower the amount of time spent on it? Just think about this, and if you would like, comment in the comments box about it. I would love to hear your opinions.
That is all I have for today.
Thank you for reading, and have a nice day. Tune in tomorrow for when I will cover multiple topics regarding party life.
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77
Friday, July 22, 2011
News Day - Movie "Sicko" and Heat Wave across the U.S.
Today's news will be about a movie I saw that deals with Global Health Care issues, and the Heat Wave across the U.S.
"Sicko"
So I saw a movie this week in school for my Sociology class called "Sicko." This movie was about issues with the Health Care in the United States, and although I am not one to be swept by a movie, I thought this was ridiculous. It was talking about how Health care companies tend to deny many claims for health insurance, or pay for operations to even those that do have health insurance. I found this to be absolutely ridiculous and I felt the need to add it in my post for today.
The reason I did not put it in yesterday's post was because although it was a movie, it was more of a news related topic, so I chose to do it for today's post. Well the person who does the movie, (Michael Moore), covers the basis of many different locations around the world as well as how it is here in the U.S.
He shows how even if the insurance companies don't see a reason to deny your claim, they have someone look into the medical history of the person so that they can find something they can use against the person. They would use this tiny detail to prevent the person from getting the operation or hospital bills covered.
I found this to be very discouraging and I knew I had to share it. I am glad he made this movie, and I am personally shocked at the results of other locations around the globe and their health care in comparison to the health care in the U.S. I won't say much more because I do recommend you watch it.
Heat Wave
As I was watching one of the news shows by Sxephil, he mentioned a heat wave in the U.S. which I figured I should talk about. I considered it would be a good idea because I have definitely been feeling a lot hotter this past week, but thought it was nothing, but then when he mentioned it, I was really shocked that I didn't hear anything about it previously.
According to Turkish Press, the country has been overwhelmed by the heat and even Northern states are getting it higher than normal. In Portland, Maine it was 89 degrees and it felt like 100 degrees to them. The heat wave has gotten so bad that it even took the lives of approximately 22 people, and from the looks of it, it seems to not be getting any better.
http://www.turkishpress.com/news.asp?id=365345
Anyhow, that is all I have for today, please have a nice day everyone, and enjoy your weekend.
References:
http://www.turkishpress.com/news.asp?id=365345
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77
"Sicko"
So I saw a movie this week in school for my Sociology class called "Sicko." This movie was about issues with the Health Care in the United States, and although I am not one to be swept by a movie, I thought this was ridiculous. It was talking about how Health care companies tend to deny many claims for health insurance, or pay for operations to even those that do have health insurance. I found this to be absolutely ridiculous and I felt the need to add it in my post for today.
The reason I did not put it in yesterday's post was because although it was a movie, it was more of a news related topic, so I chose to do it for today's post. Well the person who does the movie, (Michael Moore), covers the basis of many different locations around the world as well as how it is here in the U.S.
He shows how even if the insurance companies don't see a reason to deny your claim, they have someone look into the medical history of the person so that they can find something they can use against the person. They would use this tiny detail to prevent the person from getting the operation or hospital bills covered.
I found this to be very discouraging and I knew I had to share it. I am glad he made this movie, and I am personally shocked at the results of other locations around the globe and their health care in comparison to the health care in the U.S. I won't say much more because I do recommend you watch it.
Heat Wave
As I was watching one of the news shows by Sxephil, he mentioned a heat wave in the U.S. which I figured I should talk about. I considered it would be a good idea because I have definitely been feeling a lot hotter this past week, but thought it was nothing, but then when he mentioned it, I was really shocked that I didn't hear anything about it previously.
According to Turkish Press, the country has been overwhelmed by the heat and even Northern states are getting it higher than normal. In Portland, Maine it was 89 degrees and it felt like 100 degrees to them. The heat wave has gotten so bad that it even took the lives of approximately 22 people, and from the looks of it, it seems to not be getting any better.
http://www.turkishpress.com/news.asp?id=365345
Anyhow, that is all I have for today, please have a nice day everyone, and enjoy your weekend.
References:
http://www.turkishpress.com/news.asp?id=365345
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77
Thursday, July 21, 2011
(Thursday's Temp Post) Big news about blog, and some reviews
(So right now it is only a temporary post, and I will be editing it in a few hours, but I am posting for now to let you know I am still here. Sorry my recent posts have not been mid day like earlier posts, but I have been very busy lately with school. I hate term papers and tests, but I gotta get them done.
Shhh, really was playing my video game.
Anyhow, that is all it is for now, full Thursday review up in a few hours.
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77)
So last night I got a comment on yesterday's post from "Anonymous #3" and he/she mentioned something that gave me an idea, so I want to credit this person for being the founder of Wednesday permanent topic. This means that Wednesday is not going to be a "free-post" just like Thursday and Friday isn't.
Wednesday's will be Q&A and Advice topic. If you are having any problems, or you have any questions, I will address them in Wednesday posts. So make sure you keep them coming, or Wednesday's wont have posts unfortunately.
Reviews:
1. White Collar
Movie:
1. Inception
White Collar
I find this show to be very interesting and very thrilling and suspenseful. I love Matt Bomer's character Neal Caffrey and I think he plays him very well. The show is about a very good conman named Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) that eventually gets caught by the FBI agent Peter Burke (Tim Dekay), and was supposed to serve 4 years in a prison in NY. The show takes place and gets filmed in NY, so if you are ever there, keep your eyes peeled, you might see them at some point. Caffrey strikes a deal with Burke to let him go early, but he will be on an anklet and be under Burke's custody. Caffrey is a consultant for Burke's White Collar crime unit and the show revolves around Caffrey.
It is a great show, in its third season, I love this show, one of my favorites, and it is still going strong on USA. New episodes on USA at 9 P.M. Check it out.
Inception
So I watched this movie a few days following its release to theaters, then watched it again with another friend of mine a few days afterwards, and a third time at home with Netflix. Yes, it is that good of a movie. It is one of those movies though that invoke your brain to think. Many people mentioned it was going to be hard to understand the first time through, but I have experience thinking the way that the movie makes you think.
I do have to mention I did have to think a little bit extra, but it truly was a fantastic movie that reserves even more critical acclaim that it did. Trust me, it got a lot of great reviews, and I would no doubt suggest this movie to everyone. There was a lot of work put into the making of this movie from what I heard, and I will not be one to doubt it based on how advanced it seemed. The movie tends to follow a lot about dreams, and the mind, and is very complicated if you do not have previous experience understanding those 2 concepts.
However, I will suggest this movie to everyone that loves a good thriller, action, or comedy because this movie incorporated all of those into it.
That is it for Thursday's entertainment review for the week. I hope you guys liked it, and please do not forget to leave feedback, comments, suggestions, and questions in the comments box and let me know what you think. Please involve your own opinions on the television show and movie if you have feedback. I would love to hear it.
Have a nice day readers, and I apologize for the delay in today's post.
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77
Shhh, really was playing my video game.
Anyhow, that is all it is for now, full Thursday review up in a few hours.
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77)
So last night I got a comment on yesterday's post from "Anonymous #3" and he/she mentioned something that gave me an idea, so I want to credit this person for being the founder of Wednesday permanent topic. This means that Wednesday is not going to be a "free-post" just like Thursday and Friday isn't.
Wednesday's will be Q&A and Advice topic. If you are having any problems, or you have any questions, I will address them in Wednesday posts. So make sure you keep them coming, or Wednesday's wont have posts unfortunately.
Reviews:
1. White Collar
Movie:
1. Inception
White Collar
I find this show to be very interesting and very thrilling and suspenseful. I love Matt Bomer's character Neal Caffrey and I think he plays him very well. The show is about a very good conman named Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) that eventually gets caught by the FBI agent Peter Burke (Tim Dekay), and was supposed to serve 4 years in a prison in NY. The show takes place and gets filmed in NY, so if you are ever there, keep your eyes peeled, you might see them at some point. Caffrey strikes a deal with Burke to let him go early, but he will be on an anklet and be under Burke's custody. Caffrey is a consultant for Burke's White Collar crime unit and the show revolves around Caffrey.
It is a great show, in its third season, I love this show, one of my favorites, and it is still going strong on USA. New episodes on USA at 9 P.M. Check it out.
Inception
So I watched this movie a few days following its release to theaters, then watched it again with another friend of mine a few days afterwards, and a third time at home with Netflix. Yes, it is that good of a movie. It is one of those movies though that invoke your brain to think. Many people mentioned it was going to be hard to understand the first time through, but I have experience thinking the way that the movie makes you think.
I do have to mention I did have to think a little bit extra, but it truly was a fantastic movie that reserves even more critical acclaim that it did. Trust me, it got a lot of great reviews, and I would no doubt suggest this movie to everyone. There was a lot of work put into the making of this movie from what I heard, and I will not be one to doubt it based on how advanced it seemed. The movie tends to follow a lot about dreams, and the mind, and is very complicated if you do not have previous experience understanding those 2 concepts.
However, I will suggest this movie to everyone that loves a good thriller, action, or comedy because this movie incorporated all of those into it.
That is it for Thursday's entertainment review for the week. I hope you guys liked it, and please do not forget to leave feedback, comments, suggestions, and questions in the comments box and let me know what you think. Please involve your own opinions on the television show and movie if you have feedback. I would love to hear it.
Have a nice day readers, and I apologize for the delay in today's post.
Sincerely,
Gdamatov77
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