Eli's World - Recently Updated Pages

Music

SuperMonster — Sun, 13 May 2007 20:26:53 CDT

Clips

SuperMonster — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 20:52:56 CDT

_____________________________________Sports________________________________________________

Journal

SuperMonster — Mon, 02 Apr 2007 20:00:09 CDT

***The Following is a Period in my Life From 1/7/07 to 3/15/07***

1/7/07-

Hi everyone! This is my first entry in my new journal. I'm a little frustrated that my links aren't always working, but maybe my Internet's just not working very well today. I have this game named Guitar Hero 2. I'm pretty good at it. I'm on medium after 10 days. I hope that one day I'll be good enough for expert. Bye.

1/8/07-

Hi again. since this is my first website, I'm just doing it for the practice. I got a few more games working, and will probably have list of favorite games for: on-line, PS2, and DS. Got to go now. sorry this entry was so short. Bye.

1/9/07-

Happy Birthday to my mom! Even though her birthday is today, we had her party on the 7th. I've really improved on Guitar Hero 2. Now I'm more than half-way through medium. I also have this guitarist named the Grim Ripper. He can fly around and play the scythe.I have to build a Sarcophagus for school now. Bye.

1/10/07-

Hello Everyone. I'm doing very well today. I have this AIM (IM) account. I don't have many buddies, but that's okay. I hope that soon I can beat Guitar Hero 2 on medium. My birthday is on the 18th of February, and that is pretty close. My Uncle Mark always gets me good presents, like for Christmas he got me a new phone, so I'm looking forward to his present. Congratulations to myself! I just wrote the longest journal entry yet! Bye.

1/12/07-

Sorry I haven't written in two days. I just had a sleepover with my friend. it was pretty fun. I just beat medium on Guitar Hero 2, but I'm not ready for hard yet. I just found this song that I like called Welcome to the Black Parade by My Chemical Romance. Well, got to go. Bye.

1/15/07-

Today is MLK day. There was a march on Washington Street in Hoboken, N.J. to celebrate his birthday. I can't find a way to download Welcome to the Black Parade off the Internet. Today I added a Sports page. I also found out how to put movies on my site. Look out for a "movies" page. Bye.

1/18/07-

Hi again. check this out! Muffins. My favorite is Fire. I just got this new phone, and it has everything! There's voice recording, MP3 player, pictures, and even videos. Tomorrow I'll be on my way to Maine to have party with my grandma. All of my family will come. But the best part is, my grandma doesn't know yet. To bad I have to miss a basketball game to go there. Bye.

1/21/07-

Hi. I haven't been able to write for a while because I was in Maine at my grandma's 70th birthday. It was okay, but there was a six hour drive and I had to miss a basketball game. At least I got to see my cousins again. A tip for everyone in New Jersey: DON'T DRIVE TO MAINE! Fly instead. Bye.

1/22/07-

I doubt that anyone has come to my website, though I have no way of telling. I really don't care. maybe soon I'll be able to get a website with a custom address instead of having wetpaint in there. I just added a new page named news. It's probably about 1% correct. I hope that at least it'll be entertaining. Bye.

1/28/07-

Hi again. Pretty soon it will be my birthday. I'm excited about it. I'm going to have a party for my friends and my family. I'm hoping to get a four-gig black iPod nano. Stone has a blue one. I also want a new PSP game. I only have one.
I hope that I get some good sports games for my PSP. Bye.

1/29/07-

Hi. I'm going to try something out. See if it works. If it works, you should see scrolling lyrics. Well, here goes nothin'.

Home

SuperMonster — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 06:57:49 CDT

Welcome! Here at Eli's World, you'll find everything from games to an on-line journal!
Below is a calculator and a weather meter. I have recently added a "scoreboard" at the
top of the sports page, so check that out.

Sports

SuperMonster — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 17:15:57 CST

Dogs

SuperMonster — Sun, 04 Mar 2007 14:31:31 CST

	Dog Supplies at PetSmart Exactly what a great pet parent needs. That's Smart - PetSmart. www.petsmart.com
	Stop Ringworm Instantly Ringworm Sores Gone In 48 Hours. Used By Doctors. Safe For Children. www.DermaTechRx.com
	AKC Registered English Bulldog Puppies WE ARE BREEDERS OF QUALITY AND HEALTHY ENGLISH PUPPIES. www.bulliesworld.net
	Avoid Expensive Vet Bills PetCare: Affordable Pet Insurance Insure Your Dog or Cat Today. www.PetCareInsurance.com
	Have a Dog Question? Get Answers to Your Dog Questions From Vets & More. Name Your Price. www.JustAnswer.com/dog Advice Make sure that your dog doesn't get too much to eat, but enough to make sure he doesn't spend his life attempting to find food. The dog should get plenty of exercise, especially puppies. I good crisp walk every two days is sufficient for the toy breeds (along with bathroom trips around three time a day), while the bigger dogs may need to get out for long walks twice a day. Check in with vet to make sure he doesn't have heartworm or ringworm or anything like that. When you're training your dog, make him do the trick (for instance, to make him shake, put his paw up) until he gets it. After he has learned a trick, if he doesn't do it, make him do it to make sure he knows your in charge.

Cats

SuperMonster — Sun, 04 Mar 2007 14:22:28 CST

	Cat Supplies at PetSmart Exactly what a great pet parent needs. That's Smart - PetSmart. www.petsmart.com
	Caterpillar® Machines Official site for Cat construction equipment and licensed merchandise. www.cat.com
	Stop Ringworm Instantly Ringworm Sores Gone In 48 Hours. Used By Doctors. Safe For Children. www.DermaTechRx.com
	Never Scoop Cat Litter Again With ScoopFree no-touch litterbox. Leave it alone for up to 30 days. 90-day, money-back guarantee. You and your Cat will love it. www.scoopfree.com
	Cat Photo Album Book Make a personalized photo album of your Cat. Create online & we print. www.offeredby.net Advice If your pet is more like a couch potato than a curious cat on the go, it's time to pump her up. Play. Experts agree that some of us should do it more. It improves health, enhances appearance and adds a sense of mental well-being. And it only takes a few minutes a day. Exercise. You are your cat's own personal trainer. "Exercise benefits felines with increased overall health, including a longer lifespan," says veterinarian Carol Tice, DVM of the Cat Clinic of Cary, North Carolina. "It relieves stress, reduces aggression and keeps cats alert. Exercise just makes cats feel better." A feline fitness plan may seem strange to you, but there are ways to get your cat in condition. Let's Play! It may sound like work, but to cats, exercise is just plain fun. One of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to keep your kitty fit is to play with her. Just 15 to 30 minutes a day of play can help keep your cat in shape and strengthen the bond between the two of you. Here are some tips to get you and your cat in the habit of regular exercise: Start slowly! Build up to 30 minutes of exercise a day, depending on your individual cat. Break play sessions into 5- to 10-minute segments throughout the day. Choose safe cat toys. Avoid string or other items she can swallow. Never force a cat to do an activity. Let her decide. If you feel like your cat is getting too wound up, stop playing. Play with your cat before meals, not immediately after. Have water available at all times. Use praise and petting instead of treats to keep her interested. There are hundreds of cat toys on the market today as well as lots of low- and no-cost toys you can make yourself. "Cats get bored," says Tice. "Have a good variety of toys, but alternate which ones you leave out." However, even the best toy won't get your cat active without you. Cats like interaction. Although the toy is part of that, having a playmate will double her interest and the time she spends exercising. A Neat Trick Although cats won't necessarily perform tricks like a dog, they can play various games that will keep them on the move—and in shape. It doesn’t take much effort on your part. For example: Toss a small ball, a wad of paper or a piece of kibble across the floor for your cat to run after. (Don't expect the kibble to come back, though!) Play tag! Romp with your cat across the floor or up the stairs. Many cats love to play “hide and stalk.” You can take turns being the “prey” and the “predator.” You can even play if you're just lying on the couch. Consider adding a cat tree for jumping and climbing. Your pet will get exercise even when you're gone. Just 15 to 30 minutes a day of play can keep your cat in shape, while strengthening the bond between you. Walk This Way Cats can, indeed, be trained to walk with a leash. Sometimes, walking outdoors is especially good for apartment-bound pets. It gives them room to stretch their legs. It's also an excellent way for owners and their felines to spend time together. Getting your cat used to walking on a leash will take time, patience and the right equipment. The process will be easier if you follow these tips: Be sure that your cat's harness is secure and fits properly. Make sure she's wearing an up-to-date identification tag. Before venturing outdoors, map out a route. Select an area for strolling that's free from dogs, traffic, loud noises and other dangers. The Buddy System Sometimes, the best exercise comes from a fellow cat. Cats who are left alone during the day can benefit greatly from a companion feline. Two cats will amuse themselves for hours playing games of their own invention. Older, more sedate cats can be jump-started into exercise with the addition of a kitten to the household. “Just be careful to keep the overweight adult cat out of the high-calorie kitten food,” warns Tice. Children also make wonderful playmates—with a few restrictions. Kids younger than 12 should be supervised. Teach them to play gently using cat toys, never their bare hands, and to stop playing when their pet becomes tired or over-stimulated. Just Do It Regardless of the type of exercise you choose for your cat, make sure she enjoys it and benefits from it. Exercise can strengthen muscles, increase heart rate and rev the metabolism. Felines in top condition have fewer health problems. Conditioning also helps keep your cat mentally alert and reduces stress and destructive behavior—something that will benefit you both. The key is you! Choose an exercise routine that easily fits into your life. Finding extra time these days is hard, so couple your own activities with your cat's conditioning. Don't set unrealistic goals. Often, putting a simple twist on your normal activities will be just right for your pet. “Tie a length of cord to the back loop of your jeans, then attach a scrap of fabric to the loose end, letting it drag on the floor, and do the housework that way,” suggests Tice. “Your kitty will have a ball!” The possibilities are endless. And, just like humans, take your cat to the doctor before starting any exercise or diet program. With regular conditioning, your sedentary pet will soon be “feline” fine! Toy Story You don't have to invest in fancy toys to get your cat in top condition. You'll find plenty of safe, enticing playthings around our house. Here are some common items that will help: Open paper sacks Empty cardboard boxes Crumpled paper Ping-pong or golf ball Empty spool Flashlight (shine the light on the floor for your cat to chase) Children's soap bubbles (blow in the air for your cat to “catch”) When you're done playing, pick up items so your cat doesn't accidentally swallow something. Keep Her Diet in Top Shape, Too If you're going to encourage your cat to exercise, be sure to give her the best fuel. Premium nutrition is a key component of a cat's fitness regime. ________________________________________ Apparently, cats are like potato chips. Stopping at just one isn’t easy. On average, cat owners have 2.4 cats (according to the American Pet Product Manufacturer’s Association). In fact, 71 percent of all cats living in the U.S. reside in multi-cat homes. "Living with other cats is stimulating and overall a very good thing," says veterinary behaviorist Sharon Crowell-Davis, professor at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, Athens. "Preconceived ideas about cats being solitary are simply not true. Cats are social and enjoy the company of their own kind. We’ve shown in our research of feral and stray outdoor cats that they often form complex social groups. They groom one another, pay attention to one another and play together; they wouldn’t do that if they were solitary." Crowell-Davis says people all too often have a single cat, and eventually decide to get a second cat maybe when that single cat is five or six years old. And all that time that cat hasn’t been exposed to other cats. "A cat who isn’t accustomed to its own kind becomes socially incompetent as an adult," she says. "But then, if a child grows up without going to school and being deprived socially, wouldn’t the same thing happen? Social behavior is greatly learned." Crowell-Davis is among those who encourage shelters to adopt littermates in pairs or even three at a time, depending on the existing pets in the family. She says, ideally, adopt a Queen (mother cat) with two of her offspring. "Our research indicates those kittens will grow up to be confident and stable, assuming the mother is reasonably confident and stable." The trick to harmony in multi-cat homes is a slow and gradual introduction of any new cats. Crowell-Davis says, "You don’t just assume any two people who have never met before will get along. Why make those assumptions with cats?" When they do meet, use really great tasting food as a sort of payoff. "Give the cats a reason to like one another," says Amy Shojai, author of PETiQuette: Solving Behavior Problems in Your Multi-Pet Household (Evans and Company, New York, NY, 2005). "Understand how cats use space," adds Dr. Debra Horwitz, a veterinary behaviorist based in St. Louis. MO. "Cats use vertical space. So, try to offer places for them to climb. And soon, each cat will have their own preferred places, some shared with other cats and some not." Resources, like food bowls and litter boxes should be kept in various places in the house rather than next to one another. Shojai says, "Say you have two cats and two or three boxes—which would be the right number of boxes (if you have two cats)—but the issue is that they’re all in one room. The more dominant cat might intimidate the other cat from using the boxes just by sitting in the hallway. I call it playing poker—just a slight glance or simply the presence of one cat might threaten another. Litter box indiscretions are the number one concern in multiple-cat households, but they can often be avoided by locating the boxes in different places around the house." Shojai says the same goes for feeding cats. Traditionally, owners separate cats from one another at feeding time to avoid problems, or they try to. The problem is that they often don’t succeed. IAM's solution is a new "smart" formula, a kind of all-in-one food for healthy adult cats, IAMS® Muti-Cat. Following advice of the behavior experts, the idea is to set up at least as many feeding stations as there are cats in the home—and then let the cats "hunt" for their food. "Our lives our so busy. If you have three cats, try feeding three different diets—it’s not easy," Shojai adds. Dr. Dan Carey, Director of Technical Communications, Research & Development at IAMS says Multi-Cat includes L-Carnitine, a nutrient to help burn fat in overweight cats, as well as high-quality protein to help maintain and even build muscle mass in cats who happen to be at their optimal weight. “There’s a balance of Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids, which is very important for all cats,” says Carey. “Extra Vitamin E helps with the immune system, particularly important for senior cats. There’s hairball control as well.” However, even if you feed your cats the best possible food, and follow the advice offered from behavior experts, the straight truth is that you can have too many cats. "Living in our homes, cats don’t have an option to come and go from the group as they please," says Horwtiz. "Consider if all the cats have a regular opportunity to interact with the owners’; there should be time for every cat in that home. And every individual (cat) requires easy access to resources." "Your wanting to rescue cats in need means your heart is in the right place," says Shojai. "But if you have a home filled with spraying cats, it means they’re not happy. You might have too many in one place. While there’s no limit on your love, there may be on finances to properly care for the cats, or for allotted space in your home. My general rule is no more (cats) than the number of rooms in your home." "Most people don’t go overboard," adds Horwitz. "And I’m glad that most homes have more than one cat—it is best for the cats."

News

SuperMonster — Sun, 25 Feb 2007 21:10:09 CST

Hilary Clinton has just declared that she thinks she can beat Barrack Obama to run for president. In fact, in an interview earlier today, she said "I can wipe the floor with Obama!" Obama hopes to beat this confident, if not somewhat cocky, Hilary.

In other news: Switzerland has been officially declared a very funny name. The monkeys have taken over the rain forest and are making the ants peel bananas for a living.

In Iran, the council is pondering the thought of upgrading their computers to something more hi-tech. This is not good for the USA. The reason being that it could slip into Iraq. They will have access to better on-line stores! Oh no! Just think about it: Amazon 8.7! Bush should definitely send Cheney over to bore them to sleep and take this new computer. otherwise, thousands of troops will have worse deals than the Iraqis!

The Yankees appear to be trying to relive the pitching staff of '98. They have brought back Andy Petit and are trying their hardest to get Clemens. This will probably not happen seeing as Clemens will just "retire" again, then go back to Houston.

Men in Southern England have decided to wear kilts. This will seem wierd to the Brazilians, because they don't speak English. In fact, they might get so confused, we could start another World War! People have been thinking of a way to stop Brazil's Rage, and guess what they came up with? (Click the picture.) That's right! (If the picture doesn't show, refresh the page.)

The Yankees return! They have decided to change their name to "The New Yorkers". In an interview with head coach, Joe Torre, Sports Illustrated interviewer "John Johnson" was on his knees begging him to keep the name. By the way, Jorge Posada has a long neck.

Quote of the century: I am President Brush!
- George W. Bush (this is one of the few true things on this page.)

Person of the Year: You! (as decided by Time magazine.)

Games

SuperMonster — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 19:00:57 CST

here are some games that I find entertaining:

World of Sand is an addictive game where all you do is play with substances falling down such as water and sand. (this is actually hell of sand falling game, but they are very similar.

Interactive Buddy is a highly addictive game with a bad message. to what degree can you explode the little dancing person?

Jedi Trainer is a fun yet surprisingly hard game. it requires both reflexes and awareness. Once you play this game, you won't stop until you get the high-score

Line Rider Beta 2 is a pretty fun game when you draw a line and a little guy will ride down. Blue= normal Red= boost and Green= scenery.

If you're stuck on a video game that you purchased or purchased for you, check out this website: Game FAQs

Top 5 PS2 Games

1. Sly Cooper and the Thevius Racoonus
2. NCAA Football 07
3. Guitar Hero 2
4. SpongeBob Battle for Bikini Bottom
5. Pacman World 2

Easy Clix