Me

Feeling better after spending the last 2 days mostly in bed

I think i have men pms

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Cute

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Log

weezer – perfect situation

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Yeah!!!

YEAHHHHHHHH

ar pun (old best friend), known him for 10 years +.

He just broke up with his girlfriend  !!!

Welcome to the Club ! and go Party!

She is so cute ^^

<3 bb

She is so cute ^^

She is so cute ^^

Log

Day off thursday

Need to study and buy some stuff.

The Fun Theory

http://thefuntheory.com/

Pure Awesome !

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Log

Very very hot day ! Want to go for a swim. I like this weather, falls asleep easily ^^

Good progress on Mobile Dev. ^^

TODO

FINAL MOBILE DEV   – K. O. it this week

FINAL EMB SYS         – START ASAP

EPP2 REPORT            – START Tomorrow and K. O. it

SOFT ENG                 – START 5 pm today.

quirks and quarks podcast

was listening to it while working on assignment

Connected – the Science of Social Networking

Listen to or download the audio filemp3

Connected cover

You might think Social Networks are those things we play with on the Internet, but in fact, they’re just a pale electronic imitation of the social networks that really affect our lives. In a new book, Connected: The Surprising Power of our Social Networks and How They Shape our Lives, Dr. Nicholas Christakis, a physician and professor at Harvard University, and his co-author Dr. James Fowler, explore the ties that bind us to our friends and our communities, and how they affect our health, our wealth and our welfare. Among the surprising revelations is the fact that it’s not just your friends that influence you, but the indirect influence of their friends, and their friends’ friends. These influences have a significant effect on your tendency to obesity, to whether you smoke or not, and on your politics and your prosperity. In fact, Christakis and Fowler suggest that we have a genetic predisposition to be part of these webs of influence, acting in some ways like herd animals or social insects, as our behaviour is regulated by the actions of all those around us.