Cargo liners are an automobile accessory most often used in the bed of pickups and in vehicles with interior cargo areas, such as SUV’s, station wagons, hatchbacks and crossovers. Cargo liners for pickup truck beds are usually made of heavy-duty all-weather materials such as plastic or rubber.

So you see, it’s as what its name denotes. Most of the time, cargo mats are installed by car owners to protect their vehicle. Items placed in the bed area of the truck can cause damage to the paint during transit. When this happens, the metal of the vehicle is exposed to different elements, so it may rust and corrode. Not a good thing.

If you’re a car owner and you’re just too OC about it, you better have a cargo mat in your car. Better safe than sorry, as they say.

When you haven’t got sufficient knowledge or information about a topic, you can’t write a custom essay with meat. And if you don’t even understand the topic well enough, you won’t be able to make a convincing composition about it. That’s why some just let others make it for them, and some just buy custom essays. Makes life easier for them.

But when it comes to school work, it’s not supposed to be made by outsiders. Though there is an academic writing service, still, students ought to make it by themselves. It’s not that I find it easy. Academic papers are really challenging. But isn’t it part of being a student?

It’s not necessary to use technical terms all the time. Clarity and conciseness are more important as long as the readers could understand. In our thesis’ case, the review of related literature is the longer part of the introduction — a minimum of 10 pages. The words used are just understandable, except maybe for those we can’t do anything about. Stochastic. Deterministic. They’re what they are.

The Mandaue Run for Life 2010 is initiated by the Mandaue Business Movement (MBM), which was formerly known as Mandaue Business Month. The marathon signals the start of MBM events for the whole month of August. Proceeds of the marathon will be allocated for the benefit of MCCI’s medical mission and the Dasig Kabataan Foundation. For more information about the run, please see the poster.

I’ve been eating a lot lately, and I haven’t done anything to counter it — except maybe for the walks I do everyday. But I know it’s not enough. So I decided to sweat out for real. I’m gonna go jogging with my aunt on mornings, but not necessarily daily. And to complement it, I also decided to join fun runs with my friends. Aside from helping the beneficiaries, it’s a good way to maintain a healthy lifestyle. I’m excited to try it!

Motorola M3588

This model/unit was my very first cellphone! My mother actually first owned it. I was in grade 5 (year 2000), I think, when she bought this phone and I got all hyped up! Gee, was I a techie already at that time? Oh yes, I remember we were acquainted with the computer at a very young age. Anyway, my mom gave it to me when I was in grade 6 (again, I’m not sure). I lost interest in having a phone some time later, so I was cellphone-less for a few months in my high school life. If I remember right, that is. We gave this unit to my cousin.

Nokia 3315

I don’t know what made me realize I needed a phone after all. I just told my mom about it, and I think she was supportive back then. Haha. I had this during my 3rd year in high school. We were not allowed to bring cellphones to school, so it slept on my bed at home most of the time, getting active only at night and during weekends. This was the phone I had during the early unlimited texting craze. BTW, I was a Smart subscriber from my previous phone to this one.

Nokia 6610i

High school students as we were, there were always those who were gutsy enough to break the rules. I was one of them, but not hard-core. Some of us brought phones to school, trying to hide it in places not likely to be looked into during unexpected inspections. But during breaks, others would take ‘em out since there’re no teachers roaming around during that time. That’s when I realized my phone was so old school. I wanted one just like theirs — colored display and with a camera. It wasn’t easy asking for a new gadget from mom, but I did anyway. After the attempts of convincing her, she finally agreed. Weee! I had it during my 4th year in high school. So I had 2 cellphones already (and SIM cards of all networks). That was until my Nokia 3315 got broken, leaving me with only 1 phone again. And I discarded my other SIM cards except Sun and Globe. I had this for the longest time — about 3 years.

Samsung U900 (Soul)

I was actually just satisfied with my Nokia 6610i, but there came a time when I wanted a new one again. Of course, things got cooler, and I didn’t want to be left behind. Haha. Since 2008 (3rd year in college) was the year I started blogging and earning online, I saved up enough money to buy a new phone. I bought this unit online, and I named it The Soul. I loved this phone so much! All my attention went to it that I gave my other phone to my brother (since he lost his and needed one; then he lost the one I gave him, too). Having only 1 phone, I just kept one SIM card — my Sun SIM card. Until now, I’m a solid Sun subscriber. I lost this phone April this year but didn’t cry over it. I didn’t even get furious or something. It’s just sad to think that it got lost/stolen, not got broken.

Samsung B5310 (Corby PRO)

During the time when I was cellphone-less (the owned one, not the borrowed one), I just used my mom’s old phone. But it didn’t satisfy my craving. Hahaha. Maybe the reason why I wasn’t infuriated that I lost The Soul was that I wished to have a new one with additional features. So it was meant to happen, huh? It’s just a good thing that I didn’t have to wait long before getting hold of this unit. Now, I’m close to penniless already. But I’m happy with my C/B. Hahaha.

My weirdness ends here. Entries like this take up so much time, but I always enjoy making it. I just think I have to minimize it for now since I’ve got loads of other things to Kamehameha my efforts into. Got time? Make weird posts like this one!

Being described as the ultimate movie experience, people will be expecting much from it. I actually don’t get the whole concept just yet as I haven’t even been in a digital theater (3D) (yeah, lame), but I think I’ve got a pretty good idea already. I had Jessa explain it to me since she has already tried IMAX at MOA. It’s going to be more expensive (around P250-P400), but I hope it will be worth it once I try it. When? During the Avatar screening? The Harry Potter movie? I still don’t know. My wallet is the decision maker.

Goodbye, extra-curricular activities! Hello, co-curricular ones!
I just want to focus on things that will make me graduate this March 2011. But, of course, if I have an extra time, I’d give myself a break. Work hard, play harder. Or, for an IE, work smart, not hard. Play smarter — and harder?

Goodbye, Miss Dark Skies! Hello, Miss Sunshine!
No time for unhappiness now. It’s a wonderful world! I’m learning to accept things as they are, things I cannot change. I don’t want gloom to take over. If that’s how things are supposed to be, then I just have to embrace it with arms wide open. If I can change it, I’ll do my best. I may get hurt in the process (and that’s just normal for a human), but I’ll find a way to recover. Life’s a roller coaster anyway! I just have to enjoy the ride, however adventurous it may be.

As I’m a tiny girl (tiny, yeah), I think tiny cars would suit me. But that doesn’t mean cars like Toyota Camry don’t attract me. If you’d give me one, I’d be too pleased to accept it.

My only problem would be the maintenance and stuff like that. Should I just send the car for some Chicago auto repair? It’s possible but not practical ‘coz I’m from a country far from there. Hmph.

There are a lot of games available at Paris en ligne. You can try it out if you’ve got time to waste. But the time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time anyway (according to Bertrand Russell).

I’ve always loved stars ever since I was a child. It just grew into a major addiction after watching 미남이시네요, a Korean series recommended to me by my sister. It isn’t literally about stars, no. The star is just a metaphor, the meaning being simple but sensible. The show is awesome enough for me to finish it in just 2 days! I had good laughs and cries watching the episodes. Need a break? Watch it.

Anyway, here are some of my starifications:

My new pair of earphones, which I bought from Gel, the stargirl.

My current desktop, the cute wallpaper I just got somewhere.

My Mozilla Firefox theme (persona).

And lastly, my new hobby: origami star making/folding! I’m planning to make 1000 stars. I’m still on my 100th, but I’m determined to finish it, just as I’m determined to finish everything I’ve started.

Then I’ll be making a wish.

Trivia: I named my phone menus Star, Hoshi, and Byeol. And I changed my site favicon.

While I was busy doing some stuff online last Saturday, I heard weird sounds from outside the house, then I realized they were coming from our cats. I didn’t know what happened for them to act like they just swallowed some wild pills. While watching them through the window, I was actually amused by them meowing like crazy. And because of that amusement, I took out a recorder and recorded what was like bickering humans. Of course, minus the understandable audio.

They were stationary all the time, moving only to advance, fur standing up.

The recording is about 4 minutes, but they still continued their incomprehensible behavior for I dunno how many minutes. Is it because of the summer sun? Who knows? Hehehe. I was just taking pictures of our little kitties while the meowing went on.

Owl kitty!

Another owl kitty!

And here’s Ampon, the loudest and noisiest of all our cats. Could he have gotten those traits from me? Nyahaha.