What does your favorite ice cream flavor say about you?
It's the age-old question - chocolate, vanilla or strawberry? Or maybe you're more of a butter pecan or mint chocolate chip person. Your favorite ice cream flavor may reveal more than you realize. IceCream.com offers "ice cream flavorology" for eight popular flavors. Read on to find out what your favorite says about you.

By Lisa Cericola

1. Chocolate Chocolate Chunk
Is plain old chocolate not chocolatey enough for you? According to IceCream.com, you're "lively, creative and dramatic" and love being in the spotlight. You might require a little more attention, but you charm everyone with your enthusiasm and sense of style. Double chocolate chunk lovers love to spend time with friends, rather than be alone, and look for passion and excitement in relationships.

2. Vanilla
Don't feel boring if vanilla is your go-to choice at the ice cream parlor. IceCream.com says you're one of the most vibrant personalities out there, a "colorful, dramatic risk taker who relies more on intuition than

"These Blogs or excerpts are posted to show the world what I teach and mentor in my Mentoring program titled Men 101."The core of the class is to allow men to express themselves, talk about everyday life, and is designed to teach men that their current way of thinking may be wrong, because of incomplete or inaccurate information about themselves! If you have any positive input I can share with the 150 men I teach. I welcome all emails and letters! Thank you.

"REACHING OUT"

PURPOSE: To share with the world what I teach and educate to incarcerated men,and their families!

FOCUS: Sharing with the world what is talked about in a prison mentoring program.

REASON: With 2.3 million incarcerated individuals and the majority being men, it's time to Educate and get men to put their pride to the side and start acting more mature. To teach men to take life more seriously and stop "just going through the motions."

CAUSE: To help motivate,and educate men to understand the

confrontationAssay: I'm always looking for patterns in people's actions and temperament. You know that old joke? "The world is divided into two groups: people who divide the world into two groups, and people who don't." I'm definitely in the first category.

I love learning about patterns, such as the "service heart," and I get a tremendous thrill whenever I manage to identify some new pattern myself. Abstainers and moderators. Over-buyers and under-buyers. Alchemists and leopards.

Here's a new phenomenon I've tentatively identified: oppositional conversational style.

A person with oppositional conversational style is a person who, in conversation, disagrees with and corrects whatever you say. He or she may do this in a friendly way, or a belligerent way, but this person frames remarks in opposition to whatever you venture.

I noticed this for the first time in a conversation with a guy a few months ago. We were talking about social media, and before long, I realized that whatever

July 4th, 2012 is my official 2 year anniversary in Panama.

Unofficially, I celebrate July 1st.

I moved here to help start up a new office in Panama City, Panama. I left behind my wonderful husband (Bigfoot) a wide array of friends (Girl Posse) and a simple life in Kernersvile, North Carolina. This was a temporary assignment, we were not prepared to move here full-time.
Here is a list of thing that I have learned in 2 years about me. I was 39 when I moved down and feel like I have grown in many ways by taking this chance.

Here are some random things I learned:

1 - My Daddy and Mama did not raise a quitter. (Because believe you me I asked them and Bigfoot for the first 2 months if I could move back home)

2 - You're never too old to start a new chapter in life.

3 - The more open you are - the more you learn. Culture / Work / etc

4 - Technology made this assignment easier for me. Facebook and Skype have kept me connected.

5 - Common sense

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If you have a vision then you need a plan and if your aim is to get past the PCAT test then your plan needs to include the right tools for task including the most important - the PCAT software.

Studying to become a pharmacologist is getting more difficult as admission into pharmacy schools is a getting to be a tough feat due to the stiff competition from other students with a similar vision. If you wish to get into a pharmacy college, the PCAT test or the pharmacy college admission test is the first step. Not only is it necessary to make it to the pass list, it is essential to do so with good scores so you get to choose a pharmacy college of your choice.

Preparation for PCAT - The PCAT Prep!

The big question that arises is how to study for the PCAT test - most will pour over their study material and memorize whatever they can but the smarter ones know that the solution needs a more scientific approach.

To prepare for the PCAT tests, some of the student's signup at

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Tampons have served us well over the years, the decades, haven't they ladies? There's no questioning the convenience, the ease of use. I had a major breakthrough at 14 when I finally got up the guts to use one--I had to, since the next day I'd be performing a liturgical dance at my high school wearing nothing but a purple leotard. I was so elated I wrote in my journal that day in huge caps across an entire page, "I did it!"

Yes, I was a huge fucking nerd. Moving on. Point is, I felt I'd become a woman on some level. And in a very basic way, I had, since until then let's say it was an as-yet unused corridor. (Don't laugh--plenty of girls thought if they used one they wouldn't be considered a virgin anymore. I didn't agree that counted--nor did many other things, which allowed me to make flexible use of the term virgin for years to come.)

To be free of maxi pads, no longer having to ride the cotton pony for days, no longer fearing that the head or tail was making itself known

I am going to give my travel PT adventure a home base for everyone to read about what I'm doing if they want to because many people have asked me to. So here goes...Blog #1. First assignment is set. Northern VA (near Winchester). I will be doing Home Health and it sounds like my job will be very similar to what it is now. I'm staying relatively close on this first assignment incase I "forget anything" (anyone who knows me well should be LOL right now) or if early problems arise. Then it should be off "out West" from there. Thanks for following! Lucy