Thanks for the article from Isaiah Gaines

First long as I could remember, I had wanted to go into real estate so when I graduated from college, I immediately started classes to get my license. I am now a broker, well, with a provisional license, but I am working my way up to becoming a full-fledged agent. I recently got CLEAR INTERNETso I could use my laptop all the time, and it’s nice because it works at home as well as in the office and even in my car when I’m out at a listing or an open h! ouse. I hated relying on the owner’s Internet connection to work for my computer. Obviously, business is slow right now, but I really just getting my feet wet in learning the ropes in this industry. I think I have a long and prosperous career ahead of me, and I’m laying the groundwork now for a network of clients that will serve me well in the future. I’m going to be the best agent in town, just you watch me!

Wow! And now that Blogger will let me blog again….. I am able to blagh. So what’s up with this end of the world Family Radio, May 21, 2011, Judgement Day thing that’s been in the news a lot lately with titles like, “21 Reasons Why May 21 Is Not The End Of The World“, “The End Of The World As He Knows It“,”May 21 And Other Judgement Days That have Come and Gone“, and a bunch of other news article titles that are to be found in internetland on this subject. Is the world really ending May 21? Is Jesus returning to planet earth soon, real soon? Do we have to wait until May 22nd to see? Is this another one of those Y2k things? Is this some sort of publicity stunt? And what about December 21st, 2012? Was the Mayan calendar wrong? An no further comment on this commentary, except for this NY Daily News article below that I came across during my internet travels. And even though the names may have changed, the story stays the same, I think.

World will end on May 21 says an ex-MTA who’s putting money where mouth is

Someone is so convinced the end is near he’s betting his life savings on it.

The retired MTA employee has pumped $140,000 into a NYC Transit ad campaign to warn everyone the world will end next Saturday.

“Global Earthquake! The Greatest Ever – Judgment Day: May 21,” the ad declares above a placid picture of night over Jerusalem with a clock that’s about to strike midnight.

“I’m trying to warn people about what’s coming,” the 60-year-old Staten Island resident said. “People who have an understanding [of end times] have an obligation to warn everyone.”

His doomsday warning has appeared on 1,000 placards on subway cars, at a cost of $90,000, and at bus shelters around the city, for $50,000 more.
Fitzpatrick’s millenial mania began after he retired in 2006 and began listening to California evangelist Harold Camping‘s “end of days” predictions.

Using head-spinning numerological calculations, Camping has determined that the world will end on Saturday, May 21. He’s used similar biblical math to pinpoint when Abraham was circumcised (2068 B.C.) and when earth was created (11,083 B.C.).

Camping has predicted the end of world once before – on Sept. 6, 1994. When the sun rose on Sept. 7, Camping admitted he might have had that one wrong.

Still, Fitzpatrick remains convinced the beginning of the end is coming next week.

“It’ll start just before midnight, Jerusalem time: It’ll be instantaneous and global,” he said. “There are too many scriptures talking about ‘sudden destruction.'”

While Jesus Christ returns to Earth and all non-believers burn in eternal hellfire, Fitzpatrick says he and all those in the know will be saved in the rapture.

Similarly convinced followers around the city have taken it upon themselves to spread Camping’s doomsday prediction to anyone who will listen.

“We’re just heeding the warning God gives in Ezekiel 33 that God has appointed true believers as watchmen,” said someone of Harrison, N.J., as he handed out literature with fellow believers in Union Square this week.

Most dismissed the warning as the ranting of lunatics.

“I’m curious to see what they’re going to say in a week when nothing happens,” said someone else, of Prospect Heights, rolling her eyes as she passed the group in Union Square.

Camping’s group bought billboards in other parts of the country around Christmas time, but Fitzgerald is financing the New York ad campaign on his own, saying he wants to take as many people with him as he can.

The MTA says they have no problem with it.

“It’s an individual’s prerogative to spend their money as they see fit,” said MTA spokesman a spokesperson for MTA.

Anti-religion groups say the MTA should never have allowed the ad blitz.

“Doomsday cults are money-making enterprises,” said someone, of the American Atheists group, which ran counter-ads to Camping’s earlier billboard campaign.

“I wonder what is going to happen on May 22 when people no longer have their possessions or their savings and we are all still here and they don’t have their rapture,” he said.

this person said there’s no chance that will happen and he has had no doubt about plunking down his retirement.

“It is the date,” he insisted.

Not that he’s been able to convince everyone.

“My sister doesn’t believe it,” he admitted. “I’ve tried to tell her. But that’s pretty much the story with most people.”

Hey again bloggers or whoever could be reading this blog. And in between reading those headline news of the day which can be all consuming sometimes, I find myself blogging about the phrase Dining Room Set for some reason or another. And so what else is there that I can say about this phrase dining room set that has not already been said in dining room set blogger time except that if you happen to find yourself as one of those human beings dwelling here on planet earth, you may every so often find yourself dining on some kind of food at some point or another and then in need or want of one of those tables to put that food on to dine on. And so hence, the word or phrase dining room set comes along. And so if you happen to be looking for one of those dining room sets for some reason or another, the internet has them. With the invention of all things internet and online shopping, you can now find those dining room sets without ever having to leave home, or at least without having to leave one of those computers. And some of those photos of those modern, contemporary and all styles in between dining room sets with those tables and chairs are really cool to look at with their many materials of wood, glass and beyond. And now finding those dining room sets has never been easier and can be just a website visit away.

And what does it mean when the Mayor of North Bergen, New Jersey shows up at your front door? Well, what does it mean when Mayor Nick Sacco and his team show up at your front door and everyone else’s front door while canvassing on the block in that town of North Bergen, New Jersey to be found in that state of New Jersey, next to that city of New York, to be found in that country of North America. And it is not so often every so often that I find myself blah blogging about a mayor of someplace to be found somewhere here on planet earth, or is it? And so that fanaticism of becoming one of those fans sent me looking to drag that camera out of the closet whose only purpose seems to be to collect dust these days and times. And those neon green vote for me for Mayor posters to be found on those houses, windows and storefronts around that North Bergen town seem to speak for themselves. And that photo above of Mayor Nick Sacco and his team getting the job done for North Bergen seems to speak for itself. And according to that flyer they left at the front door, have a great Vote Column B, Mayor, Public Works Commissioner, Parks and Recreation Commissioner, Revenue and Finance Commissioner, Public Safety Commissioner, May 10th and more day.

And for some reason I can not post this blog entry over and over enough, as I find it funny, sort of… I ran across Cool Buzz online which had the following post from Jonathan Deamer on their blog and as it turns out, tens and hundreds of other bloggers have posted the same following post. It’s hilarious! Absolutely hilarious! And also I find myself posting this blog entry because it’s really that I find myself running out of things to blah blog about on this blogging day.

50 Signs You’re A Blogaholic

Are you addicted to blogging? You know you blog too much if:

1. You have to turn back on your way to the airport because you forgot to “tell” your blog that you’re going away.
2. You sneak off during a date to check your hit stats.
3. You update Twitter about your life more than you actually live it.
4.You think LSD is something to do with RSS or XML.
5. Your family don’t call anymore, they just check your blog.
6. You have daydreams about links from Boing Boing.
7. You pray to Steve Pavlina.
8. You eat blogging. You sleep blogging. You drink coffee.
9. You think Nike should make a shirt that says “just blog it”.
10. You would buy it if they did.
11.You’re considering naming your first-born child Scoble.
12.You start conversations with the phrase “top 10 ways to…” because you think it will get you on the front page of Digg.
13.You’re listening to the travel news and get excited by the phrase “heavy traffic”.
14.You moblog your own wedding.
15.You keep a blog ideas notepad by your bed. And you go to bed early just so you can write in it.
16.You check your Adsense revenue more than your bank account.
17.You’ve got more “blog friends” than “real life” friends.
18.You turn down invitations to go out because you haven’t yet written your post for the day.
19.You introduce yourself at parties as a “new media journalist”.
20.Your breakfast of choice is toast, cornflakes and Google reader.
21.You care more about what Technorati says about your authority than what your children do.
22.You’ve got “Custom CSS for Dummies” on your Christmas list.
23.You think the 3 Rs are Reading, Writing and RSS.
24.You can’t remember what you did last week without consulting your blog.
25.Your blogroll is longer that your cell’s phonebook.
26.You think “I wonder how this’ll look on Flickr?” when posing for photos.
27.When asked to feed the dog, you think “RSS or Atom?”
28.The only time your friends hear your voice is on your podcast.
29.You include ownership of your blog in your will.
30.You know what a blog carnival is.
31.You’ve participated in one.
32.You wonder if they do vacations at the Googleplex.
33.Under the hobbies section of an online dating profile you just put “Googling myself”.
34.Your licence plate matches your domain name.
35.Your lifetime goal is achieving a Page Rank of 10.
36.People in the street recognise you from your MyBlogLog photo.
37.You have a scorn for Xanga users normal people reserve for rapists and serial killers.
38.You refuse to wear black hats because you think it will affect your SEO.
39.You got that last one.
40.You have more than three friends with numbers in their names.
41.You’ve ever used the term “blawg” in conversation.
42.Blogger.com is banned on your office network.
43.You try to offer links as a form of payment in restaurants.
44.You start getting withdrawal symptoms when you go a day without posting.
45.You met your girlfriend/boyfriend through a blog.
46.You get more “approve this comment” e-mail messages than spam.
47.People worry about you when you do not post for a day.
48.The name Kubrick means more to you than the director of A Clockwork Orange.
49.You make the wrong post to the wrong blog on the wrong day.
50.You finish reading this and go to make a post with your own additions

And on this day has found itself another one of those Sundays that has rolled around, the day of the sun, the day of rest, the Sabbath. Or is that Saturday? And yet in between those headline news of the day somewhere between Japan and Middle East unrest, I find myself blaghing on this day for the sake of maintaining content for this blog whenever possible. And so goes that web 2.0 social media user generated content blah bloggers block again that wants to find me one this day. What to blog about, what to post. And how do those other seemingly a bazillion and beyond bloggers out there in bloggerland find content for those blogs on a daily basis. Is there some sort of internet guru to answer this question? And so those random thoughts come to mind again, well not so random, as I find myself posting some of those conspiracy and beyond headline news of the day that have been sitting around in my email inbox with titles like “npsgirl sent you a video: euronews admits to accelerating pole-shift! February 4, 2011” and “npsgirl sent you a video: “Chemtrails Hoodoo Voodo Medicine Man By Aerosmith, this is chemtrails the military or someone sprays in the sky to manipulate the weather.” and “person@yahoo.com has shared: Homeland Security’s laptop seizures: Interview with Rep. Sanchez, Will Congress act to curb the shocking abuses U.S. citizens encounter when re-entering their own country?” and “The Science Channel – Message from a friend!, An RFID Tag in Your Driver’s License?” and “weird wacky weather, no further comment…” and “Walmart, National Act Suspicious at Wal-Mart Day, Operation: Suspicious Shoppers. You Might Attend · Public Event”, and a whole lot more of conspiracy and beyond headline news that I have been meaning to blagh about with some sort of commentary at some point in blogger time. Have a great headline news and more day.

Diamonds are a girls best friend. And for some reason on this blogging day, all of those other phrases, sayings and philosophies about that word jewelry seem to be passing me by when it comes to figuring out what to say about that word. And so I find myself blogging about the phrase jewelry display cases on this blog on this day for some reason or another. And again, what else is there that I can say about this phrase jewelry display cases that has not already been said in jewelry display cases blogger time, except that I may have seen and leaned on a lot of those jewelry display cases in those stores to be found on planet earth throughout my travels here on planet earth. And what would those stores be like without those cases to hold that jewelry in, well it might be that those pieces of jewelry would find themselves sitting on the floor or something like that. And so if you happen to be looking for those jewelry showcases, wall cases, countertop showcases, glass showcases or some other kind of case, finding them can be a whole lot easier than running around town and beyond from store to store, as now with the invention of all things internet and world wide web, finding those jewelry display cases and more can be just a website visit away.

Hey again bloggers, or whoever could be reading this blog, and in bewtween reading those headline news of the day which can be all consuming sometimes, I find myself blogging about the phrase Austin Pool Builders for some reason or another. And what else is there that I can cay abut this word pools that has not already been said in pool blogger time. And if you happen to have some kind of place where you may be finding yourself in search of one of those swimming pools, spas and decks to build and put that spa pool or deck at, the internet has them. You can find someone to help you build one of those oasis kinds of things with that invention of the internet and all things online shopping. And from what I have seen on the internet throughout my internet travels in internetland on some of those build a pool and more websites is that those photos of those pools to look at are awesome in their awesomeness with their sizes and swimabilitiness. One can relax just by looking at these photos, I think. And now with the invention of all things internet, finding that pool and more can be just a website visit away.

And so on another one of these blogging days somewhere between reading the headline news of the day which can sometimes be all consuming, I find myself blogging about the phrase Hardwood floor installation cost for some reason or another. And it seems as if I find myself blaghing about everything but the kitchen sink on this blog sometimes. And so what else is there that I can say about that phrase hardwood floor installation cost that has not already been said in hardwood floor installation cost time, except that if you find yourself as one of those human beings dwelling here on planet earth, you may sometimes find yourself walking across one of those floors underneath your feet that are attached to planet earth at some point in time or another. And I have seen a lot of those hardwood floors these days and times throughout my travels here on planet earth, as usually those floors are to be found indoors in those apartments, houses and beyond in all of their hardwood glossiness. And so if you happen to be looking for that carpet, vinyl, granite, ceramic, tile, hardwood or some other material to cover that ground or floor, finding it can be just a website visit away.

And on this day finds itself another one of those Sundays that has rolled around. The day of the sun. The day of rest. The Sabbath. Or is that Saturday? And yet in between reading those headline news of the day somewhere in between Japan, Libya, The Middle East, the NCAA Tournaments, world news, celebrity gossip and beyond, I find myself blaghing away for some reason or another in an attempt to maintain content for this blog whenever possible. And so I find myself wondering what to post on this blog on this day in that web 2.0 social media user generated content era. And how do those other seemingly a bazillion bloggers do that again out there in bloggerland? You know, find stuff to post on their blogs all the time. Is there some sort of internet guru who can answer this question. Should I post yet another one of those events to be found in eventland, a poem, a video, a philosophy, someone elses post because hey, it’s less writing sometimes, or is that one ethical? Or should I just continue blogging random thoughts just to fill up this blog entry. And it could be that blah blah bloggers block that I find myself encountering again. Have a great blogging and more day.