Thursday, December 17, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Op Ed website
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Goodbye Blogs... :(
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Birthday ***

Ok, so within the next 5 days there are 3 significant birthdays coming up: my girlfriend's on Dec 2nd, my mom's on Dec 6th, and mine on Dec 6th. Yikes right. And by the way, yes i was born on my mom's birthday and yes i was the best present she has ever received, because im an amazing person of course. So this is going to be a fun week full of presents, cake, ice cream, going out to dinner, and of course we cant forgot the embarrassment you feel while you're at a restaurant and everyone whose working stops what their doing and puts a fake smile on their face to sing you the most awkward song ever!
Sunday, November 29, 2009
What’s Cookin’ in Olga’s Kitchen
26308 Ford Rd
Dearborn Heights, MI 48127
(313) 278-5545
Olga’s Kitchen is a chain of Greek-based family restaurants primarily located in the Midwestern United States whose first location opened in Birmingham, Michigan in 1970. The distinguishing characteristics of an Olga’s Kitchen are that almost everything on their menu in some type of sandwich put in a pita and made spicy, the great wait staff, and also a very nice and clean environment for you to eat in.
Walking up the the restaurant around lunch time on Black Friday, I noticed that the place was absolutely packed. Yet within thirty seconds of me walking in, I was greeted by the hostess and asked the standard questions, how many people are in your party and of course smoking or non. The host sat me without any wait, and shortly after she left the waitress arrived with a smile on her face. She was very friendly and asked what I would like to drink and if I would like an appetizer. Now when you go to Olga's, you must order their Snackers, they are deep fried pit chips seasoned in a cayenne pepper based seasoning and come with Swiss almond cheese to dip them in. They are to die for. So I ordered a basket of Snackers and a Pepsi.
About five minutes later, the waitress returned with the Snackers and my Pepsi and took my lunch order, I ordered a Philly Cheese Steak with extra steak (the portions are not small, I was just extra hungry) and I saw her immediately go and put my order in. Considering that the restaurant was jam packed, I thought that was a key aspect that I considered when deciding if it was a good review or a bad one because some waitresses or waiters may have waited a few minutes to put my order in.
Shortly after I finished my plate, the waitress had returned with a Pepsi refill and the bill. The damage done was $22.61, not a necessarily cheap lunch, but a very delicious one. I thought that the waitress was very good, so a pulled out six dollars and the debit card to pay for the meal. The waitress returned shortly and took the bill and my card and she must had noticed my generous tip because when she had returned, I noticed that the price was changed from nearly twenty three dollars to sixteen, and at the top of the revised check is “EMPL DISC”. This topped of my nearly perfect visit with her great generosity which was greatly appreciated.
The food at Olga’s are made in their unique way, and there is something on the menu for everyone to eat. This Greek kitchen is a great place to go with your family or friends and you’ll see the excellent food and service first hand. Overall I give Olga’s Kitchen 4.5 stars out of 5 and I would recommend it to anyone who has not tried it.
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
You Don't Mess With The Zohan....
Monday, November 23, 2009
Thanksgiving

Ok this thanksgiving is turning out to be a very stressful one! I have 4 places that i have to be on Thanksgiving and it is very hard to handle, i still haven't even figured it out yet. I have to go to my moms house for breakfast, and then somehow i have make it to my girlfriends grandparents house, my grandparents house, and also my step aunts house. Yikes... well hopefully it all works, but we shall see....
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Restuarant review
Is it just me, or was it hard to find a professional restaurant review? It took me about 20 minutes on google.
http://www.hourdetroit.com/Hour-Detroit/Dining-Guide/index.php/city/Detroit/name/Coach-Insignia/listing/63147/
p.s. while browsing I find this and I think it might help us when writing our reviews...
http://www.ehow.com/how_4480008_write-professional-restaurant-review.html
Thursday, November 12, 2009
No Shave November
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=No%20Shave%20November
"The month of November in which you don't shave any hair of your body but instead you grow more bestial, brutish, and manly"
Someone last weekend at work asked me if i was doing "No shave November", and i had absolutely no idea what he was talking about. So i looked it up, and i think that all of us men of comp 105 should do it to create "Unity" as Rick James (aka Dave Chappelle) once put it.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
My lady
Michigan lost again...
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Just another Wednesday...
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Ticket!
Monday, October 19, 2009
Mid Term: How I feel about class so fare
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My biggest concern with the U of MD campus is how am i going to relate to the other thousands of students? How am i like them? How am i not like them? What can i do to get recognized by the other students and what can i not do to look like a total idiot? To me i feel like I'm was in high school yesterday and now today I'm here, somewhere fare fare different from high school. But i love it, I'm really enjoying being in the position that i am in right. I never thought that i would say it but i love being somewhere where i have to initiate myself into activities outside the classroom. On another note, i love the diversity here on campus, it seems that there's a even distribution of ethnicities and races here, which is fare different from my high school which was about 80% caucasion.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
My car
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Detroit Tigers
Monday, October 5, 2009
Justice
In my opinion, Dr. King was saying that all injustices of the world should be and need to be stopped immediately. He always believed that everyone in the world should be treated equallys with equal rights and equal freedoms. At that time people in the world thought that he was absoulutely out of his mind. Now, we look back at what he did and the things that he said and we thing of Dr. King as one of the most influenctial people in the world. He is a hero.
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Football Season

In my life right now i can not find a single person who is happy that football season is finally back! It is by fare my favorite season, not summer or spring, but football! Its the season where everything from a year ago is forgotten and everyteam starts from scratch both at the collegiate level and the professional. Football is truely a sport like no other it is so unique in everyway and i can not stress enough how excited i am for it to be back, i just hope it doesn't so fast this year like it has in years past! Go Blue and go Lions, finally won a game for a change now keep it up (yeah right)!
Four Freedoms Posters

Monday, September 21, 2009
The Power of Words
Each and everyday of our lifes we use words whether its to communicate verbally or electronically. Without our words, we would not be able to communicate with our friends or family, or anyone in general. However, it is not just our words that help us communicate, we can also use gestures to express our feelings at a certain point of time.
The power or words is so great that it can heel wounds and also it can create them. With your words you can brake someone's heart, or you can warm it. You can hurt someone's feelings or you can lift their spirits. So next time you saw "shut up" or "i hate you", think of the hidden power hidding within those expressions.
Martin Luther King Jr. once said "A man who won't die for something is not fit to live." With so little words, Dr. King was able to send one of the strongests messages that I have ever heard. In just eleven words he explains that if an individual does not feel passion and love to the extent where one would risk their lives for it, than they are not deserving to live. It doesn't matter the length and number of words that you say, it's how you put them together and the message that is delivered.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Go blue
For those of you who don't know, U of M faced the Notre Dame Fighting Irish who were ranked eighteenth in the nation on this past Saturday. And also if you don't know this, I am an enormous U of M football fan (have student season tickets and have been attending to games for years). So on Saturday, I called up one of my friends and we headed down to Ann Arbor to the big house. Once again, for those of you who haven't been to a Michigan game this year but have in past years, everything is completely different this year. Everyone shows up about an hour early, everyone cheers and screams until they don't have a voice anymore, and everyone is on their feet the ENTIRE game, there was no sitting at Michigan Stadium on Saturday. Could it have been that everyone was so estatic because their rival Notre Dame was in? Could be, however the crowd performed in simmular fashion last week against Western Michigan.
So the game came down to the last play and Michigan won in dramatic fashion, but to me and many other maize and blue fans it felt like much more than just a victory. It felt like a huge monkey was lifted off of our young team's back, like that 3-9 season last year is finally in the past and that glory days are soon coming back to Michigan. The victory also showed the rest of the nation that we are for real and that we are worthy to contend for the Big Ten Championship. Now the big question is "Is it all hype? Can Michigan continue to grow as the season goes on", and my answer is yes. Indeed our team is very inexperienced, but that could only help us if anything. The lack of veterans could bring the team together in away that could surpass them past their other foes of the conference. My prediction is a 9-3 record, which is a huge step up for the program, its players, and its coaches.
Whether it was just luck or not this past Saturday, there is definitely a different feel this season when the players takes the field and everyone chants "The Victors". So hail, hail to Michigan and we will see you soon Eastern Michigan.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
First couple days of college
So fare for me the whole college experience has been simply amazing. When you're a freshmen and you picture college, you imagine snotty people and mean cold blooded professors. At UMD, everything is the complete opposite of that, and I love it! The professors here are very laid back and also they seem to be very understanding, but at the same time they show a little backbone, which is needed in order to succeed. And the students, who i really do not know yet, also seem to be very cool. One thing i found very frustrating was the parking lot! It took me almost 15 minutes to find a parking spot. I now know how early i need to show up for class in order to even make it there on time. Well I've got to get going now, have some other homework to get done.