New York City will kick off its 22nd annual Fleet Week celebration with a parade of ships along the Hudson River.
You might want to stumble into work a little late tomorrow so you can catch the parade of ships in the Hudson River tomorrow at 10:30am. From then until Memorial Day, be on the lookout for wandering clusters of naval men and women all around the city.
Fleet Week events will include a military aircraft flyover, free tours of the ships moored at docks in Manhattan and Staten Island, military band performances and tactical demonstrations by troops.
And of course sailors decked in full military whites stealing all the attention.
Active-duty military personnel and veterans can also ride for free on NY Waterway commuter ferries this week.
About 100,000 people are expected to visit the warships this week.
Here is the complete schedule for your New York City kicks off Fleet Week 2009 events.
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1 commentsby georgewea, posted Wednesday, May 20th, 2009
Well I love green, every time I saw green it amazes my eye for it calls for environment and nature.
If you are looking for a cute shoe for the kids, check out this new Nike Terminator Lo. It features a white upper accented with colorful details, including a rainbow.
What I really like about this shoe is the huge block letter logo of Nike on the heel, which is also in rainbow colors. The green sole is also a nice touch.
Well having a green sole shoes I think is a trend now. Colorful shoes, pants and checked blouses is hot. I think I should look for green sole shoes. what do you think?

No commentsby georgewea, posted Wednesday, May 20th, 2009
It is strange that we live in a world where there is absolutely no evidence of evolution in out current time and yet people cling to the theory with resolute tenacity. The world has been waiting for "the missing link" to be found, but actually, if evolution was factual there would have been plenty of evidence all around us to prove it today. Think about it. Why would all evolutionary transition just cease at some point and all "transition species" suddenly disappear? It does not make sense. Also if you look at the complexity of DNA: the fact that it self-replicates, self-corrects and contains overwhelming evidence for massively complex and superior design, which can easily be recognized if compared to what humans have attempted to do code creation. The chances for DNA to spontaneously generate out of mass and energy is 1 in 10^650 - people who choose to believe in these odds have more faith than anybody who believes in a Creator.

Scientists say they found the missing link.the small missing link found in Germany that’s created a big media splash and will likely continue to make waves among those who study human origins.
The fossil, he says, bridges the evolutionary split between higher primates such as monkeys, apes, and humans and their more distant relatives such as lemurs.
To my scientific mind Darwin’s Theory is still a theory. Until more evidence can be produced, the "fact of evolution" is unfounded and therefore premature. This may well be a very unpopular stand but that doesn’t change the reality that evolution is far from being proved.
2 commentsby georgewea, posted Wednesday, May 20th, 2009
So happy that JT won, although I would’ve been happy if Stephen won as well.
Well, even though Stephen totally blew it with hus jury performance. I thought he was going to go in saying he was the mastermind and blahblahblah, but nope.
Really glad that him and JT are still friends though. I think that was the best thing to see during the reunion.
Wow! This is one of my favorite seasons of Survivor ever.
The Warrior and the Wizard alliance vote off Taj in a blindside. And Taj vows to vote for Erinn if she made the final two.
J.T. wins the final immunity challenge and makes a tough decision: an “easy” win with Erinn (I doubt that) or bring his buddy Stephen. After a lot of TV drama in tribal council with Jeff, J.T. votes off Erinn! Nice.
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6 commentsby georgewea, posted Monday, May 18th, 2009
Here are the new postage rates:
First-Class Mail
First-Class Mail Price
Letters – first ounce $0.44
Large envelopes – first ounce $0.88
Parcels – first ounce $1.22
Additional ounces $0.17
Postcard $0.28
Stamped Card $0.31
Stamped Envelope $0.54
First-Class Mail International
First-Class Mail International Price
Postcards and Letters – first ounce
Canada $0.75
Mexico $0.79
All other countries $0.98
inf came from the Post Office:
On May 11 the price for a 1-ounce First-Class Mail stamp will increase from 42¢ to 44¢. Prices for other mailing services — Standard Mail, Periodicals, Package Services (including Parcel Post), and Extra Services — will also change. The average increase by class of mail is at or below the rate of inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index.
Customers can use their Forever Stamps — regardless of when purchased — to mail 1-ounce letters after the price change, without the need for additional postage. Forever Stamps are widely available through Post Offices, commercial retail outlets such as grocery stores, and online.
Prices for mailing services will continue to adjust each May. Prices for most shipping services, including Express Mail and Priority Mail, were adjusted in January and will not change in May.
LALATE was reminded by a shipper last week to buy more Forever Stamps, being told everyone was stocking up on the stamps in advance of today’s increase. Yet the increase is nominal - only two cents - from 42 to 44 cents on a one ounce first class letter.
Mabe you often see movies about morris code, what looks like very mysterious, it decided to decode by morris code alphabet.

The beginning of exposure to these, there should be doubt. What is the Morse code thing?
The Morse telegraph and workable code was first demonstrated in 1844. When a message was received, a series of short or long dashes (‘dots’ and ‘dashes’) were recorded onto a moving strip of paper. The pattern of the dots and dashes could be interpreted using Morse’s Alphabetical Code.
I would like to briefly explain Morse code is similar to the meaning of the signal.For example, the distance to the exposure of a flashlight, if carried out in accordance with the identification of different frequencies, one may find that, in fact, it is with meaning.If you are at the seaside to see the water far away from the beach there is a bright light a light, you may wish to look carefully to identify.If we see the light in accordance with the "short-short light dark light dark light dark short dark long light long light long dark light dark light dark short dark short-short bright light" to show this pattern, then it means that the distress signal, SOS .

As matter of fact,you can design a sound system of their own.Just like"da da di P. da da da P. da da da P. da di di P. di P. di di di da P. di P.da di P. di diP .da di P. da da di " (P.=Pause)
Which translation is :
da da di G
da da da O
da da da O
da di di D
di E
di di di da V
di E
da di N
di di I
da di N
da da di G
Good Evening!
Follow-up, a joke that,I won’t expose the students who use morris code in the test.Because it is a kind of capability, just need proper guidance.
2 commentsby georgewea, posted Monday, April 27th, 2009
According to gizmodo reports, Google search technology refers to the recommendations in the Google search box to enter text, there will be common popular english words prompt information. I have found some interesting information about recommended Google search.
Open a browser to enter the Google and in the search box type "I am extremely" , Google will list the most common search content, as in the figure below, you can focus on the content of the last information.
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No commentsby georgewea, posted Tuesday, February 17th, 2009
NBC annunciated that O’Brien, the Tonight Show on June 1st 2009 and later on the repeat of "Late Night" to Jimmy Fallon takes.O’Brien purchased a $ 10.5 one million mansion house in Los Angeles, CA. The reason is that he will move there in 2009 from New York City to work his new job organizing Tonight Show.
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No commentsby georgewea, posted Tuesday, February 17th, 2009
I work in regular contact with customers, each bound to each other to exchange electronic business cards, not so much electronic business card might as well be called "business card text", even as AMD, SUN, symantec such a IT company is using "text card" to send each other. This would be too monotonous, but in fact designed to be an electronic business card is not difficult, I can to give people a different experience, is more beautiful look. I teach you a very easy way, even if you do not know how graphic design can quickly design their own cards, only six steps Oh.
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No commentsby georgewea, posted Friday, December 12th, 2008
What’s better than one grand-prize winner? 10,000 winners! Staples is helping thousands of customers save this Holiday season with its "Gift It For Free" Sweepstakes, where 10,000 customers will win their entire purchase, up to $5,000, for free.
"At Staples, we understand that people’s budgets are tight and this holiday season we are offering great prices on a wide assortment of gifts - and we are giving 10,000 customers their purchases for free through this truly unique sweepstakes," says Shira Goodman, executive vice president of marketing for Staples. "In true Staples fashion, we are using humor and creativity to engage our customers and get them excited about ‘Gift It For Free.’" (more…)
No commentsby georgewea, posted Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008