Source: Brother Mal
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Monday, April 6, 2009
New..
i tried to add new banners to the blog,
but it wasnt working out as i hoped.
so just a new layout for now,
if you dont like it...change it! haha
also...new Wonder Girls music video!
but it wasnt working out as i hoped.
so just a new layout for now,
if you dont like it...change it! haha
also...new Wonder Girls music video!
Saturday, April 4, 2009
a dog is in need of a good home.
Hi! My Name is “Tiny” and My Control Number is #C1068676
I am an 8yr old Female Chihuahua.
If you are interested in me, you can find me in Kennel#16.
Inland Valley Humane Society, Pomona
I am an 8yr old Female Chihuahua.
If you are interested in me, you can find me in Kennel#16.
Inland Valley Humane Society, Pomona
not very "Tiny" is she?Thursday, April 2, 2009
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
you just got JUKED!
UC San Diego sends invite to rejected students
SAN DIEGO (AP) — The University of California, San Diego says it accidentally sent an e-mail invitation to every student who applied for the school's incoming freshman class — including the 29,000 who had been rejected.
UCSD Admissions Director Mae Brown said Tuesday that the message sent Monday was supposed to be sent to about 18,000 accepted students, not all 47,000 applicants. The invitation was for a day on campus.
She says she later sent a mass e-mail apologizing for the confusion.
Brown says the mailing was sent to rejected applicants because of a technical error. She says no one has been disciplined for the error.
Brown says the admission staff has been fielding calls from parents and distraught students who had received rejection letters in mid-March.
courtesy of ktla.com
SAN DIEGO (AP) — The University of California, San Diego says it accidentally sent an e-mail invitation to every student who applied for the school's incoming freshman class — including the 29,000 who had been rejected.
UCSD Admissions Director Mae Brown said Tuesday that the message sent Monday was supposed to be sent to about 18,000 accepted students, not all 47,000 applicants. The invitation was for a day on campus.
She says she later sent a mass e-mail apologizing for the confusion.
Brown says the mailing was sent to rejected applicants because of a technical error. She says no one has been disciplined for the error.
Brown says the admission staff has been fielding calls from parents and distraught students who had received rejection letters in mid-March.
courtesy of ktla.com
Monday, March 30, 2009
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