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Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2010 07:55:40 +0000

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Date: Sun, 31 Jan 2010 21:46:50 +0000

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Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2010 18:22:21 PST

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Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2008 00:00:00 PDT

2010 Census

The rumor mill is churning with different questions that the census questionnaire will ask. In some corners of the www it was downright frightening what the questions might be.

Well, I decided to find out for myself if any of those questions were true. You'll find all the information you need @ United States Census 2010. I'm not a fan of our government so outside of the phone number part, I might not have too much trouble with these questions.

1. How many people were living or staying in this house, apartment or mobile home on April 1, 2010?

Explanation: The Census Bureau asks this question to get an accurate count of the number of people in each household in the United States on a specific date. April 1 is officially Census Day.

2. Were there any additional people staying here April 1, 2010, that you did not include in Question 1?

Explanation: This question helps the census identify people not included by the person answering Question 1 because someone in the household may not be considered a “permanent” member. For this reason, respondents sometimes fail to identify children, relatives such as in-laws or non-relatives like roommates or nannies and other temporary residents. This “double check” helps the census ensure response accuracy and completeness.

3. Is this house, apartment, or mobile home: owned by you or someone in this household with a mortgage, owned by you or someone in this household free and clear, rented or occupied without payment of rent?

Explanation: The census started asking this question in 1890 as a measure of the economic success of communities. In a sense, it indicates the “American Dream.” Both government and private sector agencies use statistics generated from this question to help determine the quality and nature of housing markets in communities.

4. What is your telephone number?

Explanation: The census asks for telephone numbers in case it needs to contact a respondent when a response is unclear or incomplete. The Census Bureau may call a household to clarify something from the original answers. It should be emphasized, however, that no one from the bureau will call to ask for information that is not covered on the census form.

5. What is the person’s name?

Explanation: The census needs the name of each person in the household to help ensure that all residents are included. In keeping with the Census Bureau’s commitment to confidentiality, however, names and other individual information collected is not made available to anyone for any reason until 72 years after the census.

6. What is the person’s sex?

Explanation: The census has asked the sex or gender of each person since 1790. Government agencies use statistical summaries of data from this question to distribute money for community programs serving the needs of women and men. The statistics also help ensure that public and private institutions follow nondiscrimination laws. Economists, business analysts and academics use the information to analyze social and community trends.

7. What is the person’s age and date of birth?

Explanation: The census started asking this question in 1800. Statistical summaries from the question are used to fund community services for children, working-age adults and senior citizens. The data helps to ensure equal employment and other opportunities related to age groups. The numbers from the age question are essential to forecast and plan into the future for schools, medical facilities, Social Security, retirement and other age-related community needs.

8. Is the person of Hispanic, Latino or Spanish origin?

Explanation: The census has asked this question since 1970 to monitor compliance with nondiscrimination provisions in the Civil Rights Act and to ensure that bilingual voting requirements mandated under the Voting Rights Act are in place. State and local community agencies also use statistical results from the question to help implement bilingual programs and services. Private agencies and businesses use these numbers to serve Hispanic residents better.

9. What is the person’s race?

Explanation: The census has asked respondents to self-identify by race since 1970. Respondents may identify combinations of two or more races. Statistical summaries of the answers are used to ensure political representation of all races in accordance with the Voting Rights Act, and agencies use the numbers to ensure compliance with equal opportunity provisions under the Civil Rights Act.

10. Does the person sometimes live or stay somewhere else?

Explanation: This question helps ensure the accuracy and completeness of the census. It is especially useful to census workers trying to avoid over-counting (counting an individual more than once), while striving to include every person in the count.

Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:10:00 PST

Books for your reading pleasure

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Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2010 17:36:00 +0000

EL BLOG SE MUDA - NUEVA DIRECCION

DEBIDO AL ESCASO INTERES DE LA GENTE DE IESPANA POR SOLUCIONAR LOS PROBLEMAS QUE AQUEJAN AL BLOG DES...

Date: Sat, 28 Jun 2008 01:03:23 +0200

It's Finally Here!



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Now with more "The"

I will be deleting this blog soon. If you actually read this, will you please switch the urls in your feed readers and blogrolls to thejebbica.com? Would greatly appreciate it.

Date: Sun, 23 Nov 2008 06:02:00 +0000

¿Bailamo’, mamita?

I. No hay nada más difícil que, siendo un joven muy poco pintón y carente de toda labia, sacar a una mujer a bailar. Había diferentes grupos de gente cuando yo iba a bailar. Por ejemplo, aquellos que llegaban al baile antes de las 2 am para no pagar entrada; -Nos gastamos todo en chupa adentro -decían. El [...]

Date: Fri, 10 Jul 2009 14:00:15 +0000

Incredible Body Control in Dance

How they move their asses!

Date: Sat, 20 Feb 2010 14:27:06 +0000

Winter Blahs

I don’t know about you but I am so completely tired of winter and cannot wait for Spring. Our winter hasn’t been bad per se, just gloomy with very few sunny days and that’s what has driven me up the wall – no sunshine. I am ready to walk Freddie in the park and go fishing. [...]

Date: Sun, 28 Feb 2010 14:09:00 +0000

Up to 100$ Christmas Present for Paypal dan Facebook Users



Is today still not December 31^st 2009? Check.

18 years old or older and Living in India, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore or Vietnam? Check.

Congrats then, you are going to get the chrismas present just by doing this steps:

1. Go get a facebook account. Yeah, like you don't already own one?


2. Successfully complete registration for a new PayPal account before December 31^st 2009 if you don't have one.


3. Ready to try? Just add the apps


4. Submit the email address to which your PayPal account is linked to PayPal via the PayPal WishList before December 31^st 2009


5. Make a wishlist. Now you get your first 1$


6. To get the other $99 just refer it to your friends. 1$ for a friend. Pretty neat bargain, eh? :P You can use the invite friends menu or just promote your referral link that you can find after you make a wishlist. Check the Create your WishList link on your wall.


7. Now all you have to do is make sure you and your referral have a PayPal account in Good Standing, with current contact information throughout the Promotion Period. In order for an account to be deemed in Good Standing as that term is used herein, the account must not have a hold status and/or be suspended or past due as of December 31st, 2009.

Sounds to good to be true? That's the same thought I had before. But if you're already using Paypal you can check that this program is official. Just logon to your
Paypal account and you'll see the banner about Paypal WishList. I reckon that only users reside in India, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore or Vietnam who can see this.



So, you see Paypal is just trying to get new users and expand their market share on your countries using your facebook networks. And they are paying 1$ a friend. Now, are you ready to try? Just add the apps.

You will be notified by PayPal no later than February 28th, 2010, via email or any other method as PayPal may from time to time determine, of how much you have earned.

Date: Thu, 10 Dec 2009 09:12:13 PST

Chistes: Reflexiones sobre el ejercicio

Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2010 14:24:00 PST

Facebook

It's been awhile since I posted on here, so i thought I would fire the first shot about this....Facebook! It's the new MySpace! It's hip, it's cool! And it's pissing me off to no end! Why? Because I am tired of all the problems that are asssociated with FB in my life. I get up in the morning, check my email and see about 4-5 friend requests from people that are friends of my friends. Don't know them, so I won't add 'em! I go to work and after passing by the bulletin board that has a memo about getting on FB and/of MySpace at work I am blocked from my work area by several people all hunkered around my computer looking at...you guessed it...Facebook! And one of them is the manager who signed the frickin' memo in the first place. I wanna just tell them to get their happy, double standard having asses away from my desk! Then I get several texts from my girlfriend wanting me to explain my FB status from a week ago, and how her friends are like, "Oh, his statuses are too weird. You can do better than this clown!" Well, they sent the requests to be my friend, NOT the other way around. They don't like what I have to say? Tell me about it to my face like a real man/woman and/or "unfriend" me. Don't go sending emails to my girlfriend and try and split us up because of a fucking status that was designed to be funny and NOT taken seriously at all! Has society really gotten that bad where people judge you by your Facebook status? I have shut down my Myspace profile, simply because it's too buggy(viruses) and it's just not that much fun anymore. I like FB for the simple fact that i keep in touch with my family across the US, but if others are using it to keep tabs on me and making sure that i am not screwing around on my g/f, then I will shut my page down.

If I happen to be a fan of 265 things on my FB, then so be it! Whether it's being a fan of Assassin's Creed II (sweet game, BTW!) or something like gummy bears, quit sending me your little links to "becoming a fan of everything of FB".

One more thing.....I don't have time to do Farmville, Farmtown, or whatever, so quit sending me that shit!

Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2010 05:30:00 -0500