| What's in a Name? |
[17 Sep 2003|12:11am] |
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As Jon, you have a natural interest in the welfare of your fellow man, and a desire to help and serve others in a humanitarian way. You are responsible and generous, although somewhat scattering and disorganized at times. Any jobs requiring systematic and conscientious effort, or involving any form of drudgery, dismay you. In your work, you would seek a position offering self-expression through contact with people, such as sales or teaching, or a position giving scope to your creative, artistic talents. You are good-natured and likeable, and people tend to confide in you and seek your advice in personal problems. Others sense your sincere interest and desire to help, and you can always be counted on to see the bright side of any problem. You enjoy making others happy and you never let your own problems "get you down" for any length of time, even though you do tend to worry too much at times. Your optimism can be a source of inspiration to others as well as yourself. In close personal relationships you are usually thoughtful and considerate. However, your natural interest in others, coupled with your sympathetic reaction to problems, could draw you into emotional situations which may be difficult to get out of. Health weakness would appear as skin conditions or ailments relative to the liver. A tendency to overeat quick-energy foods aggravates any health problems.
Wow, this is pretty accurate.
I do love to help others. Hence, I work in a hospital. The drudgery of the job does bore me, but I love to act on the side and that gets my self expression out. People do have a tendency to confide in me. Never surewhy they do? And I try real hard to be optimistic. I love to make others happy, and I do tend to worry too much. lol... And lastly I do over eat "quick energy" foods which explains the current waist liine. lol...
All in all my name is me.
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| No Bragging Rights Here..... |
[17 Sep 2003|01:19am] |
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The U.S. spent more public and private money per student during 2000, but didn't rank among the top ten countries for student performance in math, reading, and science.
MATH
1. Japan
2. Korea
3. New Zealand
4. Finland
5. Australia
6. Canada
7. Switzerland
8. United Kingdom
9. Belgium
10. France
11. Austria
12. Denmark
13. Iceland
14. Liechtenstein
15. Sweden
16. Ireland
17. Norway
18. Czech Republic
19. United States
READING
1. Finland
2. Canada
3. New Zealand
4. Australia
5. Ireland
6. Korea
7. United Kingdom
8. Japan
9. Sweden
10. Austria
11. Belgium
12. Iceland
13. Norway
14. France
15. United States
SCIENCE
1. Korea
2. Japan
3. Finland
4. United Kingdom
5. Canada
6. New Zealand
7. Australia
8. Austria
9. Ireland
10. Sweden
11. Czech Republic
12. France
13. Norway
14. United States
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