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Note: Sorry this isn’t written very well, but I didn’t write it. I copied it straight from Yahoo! Answers.

Question: How does the city come up $64 for traffic school process fee?
I got a moving violation ticket for not stopping at the traffic sign for full 3 seconds. This in Walnut, Los Angeles. I have to pay $276 ticket fee + $64 traffic school process fee to the city and additional traffic school fee. Just wondering why the ‘traffic school process fee’ is so high? What exactly do they have to process that’ll require 8 hours (based on CA $7.75 minimum salary) of work? The fee is the same if I pay it online and everything will get processed by computer.

Answer: Somebody has to pay for all free rent , food and hospital charges for all babies of illegals., and then there is all the state government retirees that get 60,000 a year with annual cost of living increases.
Just keep voting for all those for all those liberals that you have elected in Sacratomato , Ca.
Where do you think they steal all that money from ?
The gov makes no money
All the money they get
They have to take from some one.
AND BELIEVE ME !
The cop that gave you that ticket knows exactly where the money he gets comes from.
Where do think all the money Calif spends comes from ?
Calif is bankrupted,, has been for years.
So now they will attach fees and lies to everything they can.
Because they cant raise taxes any higher than they have.
The cops have become revenue collectors

Dont worry

Everything will be alright

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The first is from C4Real who specialize in 3D animation. They have a really cool introductory video when you visit their site. You should definitely check it out. But here is a video that really got them a bunch of publicity:

Porsche Speed from Daan Pol on Vimeo.

Next video features Ken Block a rally car driver who is sponsored by DC. Earlier they released a video of him training and this video is also of him training / messing around.

This third video is of a “Sand Dancer” who creates crazy art. I don’t know if he is on drugs or what, but he is good.

This video shows how magnetic fields are chaotic in nature. This video was filmed at UC Berkeley.

The last video is pretty cool. Some person was experimenting with a sound reactive 3D program.

F from misha shyukin on Vimeo.

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Life After Graduating and Leaving Santa Barbara
After graduation the lease for my apartment was up and my roommates and I had to be out by Saturday 12:00 P.M. I walked at 4:00 P.M. that Saturday. What a hassle. But I made it right? That following Sunday morning my brother helped me move the rest of my stuff and we drove down to San Luis Obispo where I am residing now. You may be wondering what I am doing with my life right? Well not much as of right now. I was lucky and got hired at a sushi restaurant in Pismo called Yanagis which will pay rent and put food on the table. My ultimate goal is to get a business up and running within the next year where I can quit working and start working full time on my own ideas and projects. But I will tell you one thing, I’m scared shitless because if I don’t get something up and running there are two options I have (1) Try and find a real job or (2) Keep working at Yanagis. Yeah I know, it doesn’t sound very appealing. Here are some graduation pictures I have though thanks to my good roommate and friend Russ.

Getting up to walk across stage

After Graduation

Shaking Chancellor Yangs Hand!

Hawaii – Kawuai
After graduating my Nanny and Papa took my brother, sister, and I to Hawaii (Kauai) where they owned a time share. We stayed in Hawaii for a week and saw the canyon, lighthouse, went snorkeling with turtles, saw spouting horn (even though it wasn’t spouting), zip-lining, surfing, and a pretty sick luau. I will post pictures later because I still have to resize them and upload them.

Other than that, I’m just trying to figure out some internet stuff which will hopefully generate me a decent amount of money. I’ll try to keep my blog updated more frequently. So long til’ next time!

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Sports is just like anything else in life. If you want to succeed you’re going to have to go above and beyond everyone else. It can’t be ignored that superstars are all over the media for using sports enhancing drugs. Well think of life as being on steroids. If you get into the mind of a superstar such as Alex Rodriguez, Miriam Jones, Barry Bonds, or Mark McGuire you’ll realize that they were the best at what they did. But, their competitive attitude and desire to become THE best overcame their ethics of playing on an even playing field. That is, one without using any enhancing stimulant to boost their performance. All these athletes were considered exceptionally good at what they do if not the best, and no doubt Hall of Fame material.

These people worked harder than anyone day in and day out (this is not a question at issue). I was watching the golf channel with my roommate Russ the other quarter, and it was a show trying to turn Charles Berkeley into a golf player. The trainer that took on this task had set up a work program that would test his patience and dedication. In the end, the trainer said he had never seen anyone work that hard except Tiger Woods. Life is like a game, and if you don’t work hard at it, you’re not going to come out on top.

One thing I have noticed is that being an entrepreneur and starting a business isn’t a task that everyone can do. There is a low percentage that many will have an idea to start a business but not take the initial steps in making it a reality. People think it’s like a sport. You can join a team and have fun, and become good. But if you want something to happen, you’re going to have to work hard and put that idea into action – no exceptions. What I realized in starting a business is that it takes the same work ethic as a superstar athlete. You have to spend the time to do the initial research, put together a business plan, and execute your plans. It involves getting your name out there, putting in the time, and essentially live and breathe what you’re doing. If you’re just “trying” it, to see if it will work (like in sports; trying it to see if it is fun), you might be good at what you do, but you won’t excel at what you’re doing. Taken for granted that a very lucky few do slip through the cracks.

If you plan on half assing anything whether it be a team sport, starting a business, doing your homework, or just stop what you’re doing. You’re just wasting your time. You may get it done, but not at the level you are capable of doing it at. I had listened to this guy Johnny Cupcakes speak at my school a few weeks ago. And his simple philosophy was that, if you’re not putting in 110% in what you’re doing, don’t bother. You can’t be concentrating on multiple things and expect to succeed in at what you’re doing. He used a real life example – his girlfriend. At the time his clothing business was expanding he realized that his girlfriend took a lot of time out of his work. That is, eating dinner, just hanging out, and cuddling. Such that he would get to her house at 5 and eat dinner, and then hang out, and then she would want him to sleep over. Calculate all that time (5-7 in the morning = 14 hours), and that is a lot of work time lost. There can’t be two loves in your life because they will just clash into each other at some point in time.

My thoughts are that in the end just concentrate on one thing and put your everything into it. Have a list of things you want to do, and do each one separately. If you start working on to many things at once, you’re going to be distracted on other things when you should be concentrating on another. What do you want? Someone who works for you that gets things done? or someone who works hard and gets things done? The latter of course.

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