Not going to New York city with my friends and going to my friend Custer's beach party. Instead I'm in my room reading for school. Oh ho ho ho . Oh well at least I can keep myself happy  . 

I'm a little behind but still determined to stay in the online classes and achieve a passing grade.

I'm taking 3 x online classes. Despite what people may say online classes take just as much work as normal college classes.

So China won the most gold metals while the US won the most metals. You know despite all the slander that might have come to China I can say that I'm proud of my homeland for making the most their opportunities and getting the most gold during these Olympics. I have to say the year of the rat sure has  made many different countries wealthy. The article will be pasted below if you want to read it. Basically there were several records broken for various things. I have my own personal discovery as well, but I'm not telling you. I'll give you a clue. MC monkey . And no matter how much you bug me about this I won't ever tell you. So don't even try!

BEIJING (AP)—China proved an acquisitive first-time Olympic host, topping
the gold-medal chart with one of the most dominating and diverse performances
ever. The United States, Britain and an array of small nations also had reasons
to celebrate.

China’s haul of 51 gold medals was the largest since the Soviet Union won 55
in Seoul in 1988. Fielding athletes groomed since childhood in sports academies,
it won medals in 25 different sports, including its first ever in sailing, beach
volleyball and field hockey.

Not since 1936, when Nazi Germany prevailed at the Berlin Olympics, had a
country other than the U.S. or the Soviet Union/Russia led the gold medal list.

The United States trailed well behind the Chinese in golds with 36, the
first time since 1992 it didn’t lead the category. But the Americans did break
their own mark for total medals in a non-boycotted Olympics; they won 110 in
all, two more than their previous high set in 1992 and 10 ahead of China’s
overall tally this year.

Britain, getting an early jump on its host role for the 2012 Summer Games,
had its best Olympics in a century with 19 gold medals—good for fourth place
behind the Russians. Its cyclists and sailors were the class of the field, and
19-year-old Rebecca Adlington stunned the swimming world with two golds in
distance events.

It was also a satisfying Olympics for many of the world’s weaker sporting
nations. A record 87 nations won medals, seven more than the previous high in
Sydney in 2000, and a dozen nations won either their first-ever gold medal or
first medal of any color.

If there was a prominent loser at the games, it was Russia, whose team was
deprived of 10 athletes due to doping accusations. The Russians finished a
distant third in both gold medals, with 23, and overall medals with 72—down
from 27 and 92 four years ago in Athens. Germany and Japan also fared noticeably
worse than in Athens.

The United States was disappointed by its boxing team (one bronze medal) and
a lack of golds by its sprinters, but was delighted by breakthroughs in lesser
sports such as fencing, as well as by the historic eight golds for
record-smashing swimmer Michael Phelps.

“Both on the field of play and off, this will go down as one of the greatest
performances ever for a United States Olympic Team,” spokesman Darryl Seibel
said Sunday.

Overshadowing the entire U.S. effort, however, was a recognition of China’s
arrival as the dominant Summer Olympics power.

“China has been systematically targeting every single available medal, and
we’re going to have to do that in the future,” said U.S. Olympic Committee
chairman Peter Ueberroth.

“The resources that they put toward their Olympic team and the population
base and the dedication is fantastic,” he said. “It’s much more difficult for
the rest of the world to compete, but that’s the way it should be.”

China, of course, has the largest population pool—1.3 billion people—
from which to recruit athletes. Several far smaller nations distinguished
themselves in medals per capita.

Jamaica’s sprinters and hurdlers—led by triple-gold sensation Usain Bolt—
won 11 medals, one for every 245,000 of its 2.7 million people. With a
population of 21.4 million, Australia won 46 medals, one for each 465,000
people. Cuba won 24 medals, one for each 470,000 of its 11.3 million citizens.

Populous countries with no medals included Pakistan, the Philippines and
Bangladesh.

Kenya, despite election-related unrest which killed hundreds and disrupted
its preparations, had a great games with five golds and 14 medals overall.
Ethiopian runners Kenenisa Bekele and Tirunesh Dibaba each won rare double golds
in the 5,000 and 10,000.

Overall, Africa won 40 medals—the most ever. Those included the first-ever
Olympic medals for Togo in canoeing, Mauritius in boxing, and Sudan in the 800
meters. Also winning first-ever medals were Tajikstan, Bahrain (a gold by Rachid
Ramzi in the men’s 1,500), and war-torn Afghanistan.

Two other athletes, in addition to Ramzi, won their countries’ first gold
medals—Panamanian long jumper Irving Saladino and Mongolian judoka Naidangiin
Tuvshinbayar.

Tuvshinbayar’s medal triggered raucous celebrations in Mongolia’s capital,
Ulan Bator, and a presidential decree declared him a “hero of Labor.”

There were other breakthroughs—Tunisia and South Korea won golds in
swimming for the first time; long jumper Maurren Higa Maggi became the first
Brazilian women to win a gold in track.

I think I'm 100 percent now. Maybe I'll go swimming on Monday.

I should be 100 percent by Sunday.

It's a funny movie.

I was running and I fell. I think a rock did it. Anyways I scraped my hands, and right knee bone. I cleaned them up and put band-aids on them. Hopefully my body will heal itself before PT tomorrow morning or I'm gonna be sucking.

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I'm impressed with the information overload you get from these things. Hopefully I'll learn some stuff about small businesses at one of the seminars. If anything I should be able to get really cheap business, home loans. But I say always have a backup plan. My back up to the whole business is to go work at a government job or something else. My back up plan to life that is if I don't have sex with a woman would be to donate my troopers to a sperm bank. People might look down at me from saying that but as long as I can pass my genes onto someone then I quite frankly don't care. I've accepted the fact that I could be a virgin for the rest of my life. And I'm not concern about it. Because as long as I'm happy I can do anything in this world.

I wouldn't allow my homeland of China to embarrass itself at the Olympics. But alas there's no point in worrying or lamenting over something that I can't do. I take my lesson from CAO CAO. A warlord during the Romance of the three kingdoms Era. He once laughed at the Eunuchs for crying over the Emperor, because he was being controlled by a mean person. Cao Cao made the comment that words without action will never get things done. That's something to live by. Why cry about your life when you can change it?