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Im 16 turning 17 and bought a 04 kx125 and ive always had the dream to race motorcross. I was wondering if im getting started to late or im to old to start im also 5’5 is a 125 to small. I have all the gear and was wondering if someone could tell me what my first step is please. Thanks

My older sister just got rejected-which is unfair, because she deserves to get in far more than other people going there. My parents went to UT, my grandparents went to UT, and we’ve always grown up pretty much planning on going to UT. She’s an excellent student, and a very hard worker. Mostly A’s and a few B’s (overall is an A though-and she hasn’t gotten a C once all throughout high school, or at all, to my knowledge) at an one of the most elite and well-regarded private schools in the Metroplex. She plays varsity sports, and she’s good at it. She volunteers all the time. She got around a 2100 on the SAT. We’re both part of a Masonic-affiliated service organization, and she’s about to become the head of the entire state-and UT actually has a tenuous connection to the organization, through the Scottish Rite Dorm. People say I’m smarter, and maybe I am, but I always knew my sister would get farther because she’s more organized and works harder than anyone I know. She deserved to get in, and would have done well if she had. Even so, I know someone who was rejected from UT, but accepted into Harvard! You would think it’d be the other way around.

I’m 19 years old and my entire life I’ve felt like I was something different than everyone else. Not in a good way either, more like I had a different mentality and understanding of the world than almost everyone else. For example, let’s say that 99.99% of the world’s population were apple Jolly Rancher’s, I always felt like I was a cherry Jolly Rancher in a world of apples. For whatever reason, I was always incredibly anti-social (and I still am today). I had several friends, but I found it hard to be able to relate to them as well. All the kids I talked to in my school on rare occasion seemed to be set on doing their homework, getting A’s on assignments and projects, and getting jobs while they were in school. I never liked homework; always blew it off to play video games and hang out with friends, always wanted a job but never had a half-decent resume of any kind, and was caught up in pipe dreams of one day making it big in the music industry. A few people I knew growing up wanted to make music too, but every single one of them copped out on it, because it was more of a trend and not something that was a passion for them like it is for me.
Many (almost all) of the people I associate with now talk about being in college, getting degrees, and choosing the profession of their dreams. But for me, I have no interest in doing any of that. I have a passion for music, writing, and tobacco products. My interest in following the path in life that so many choose to take was always temporary and superficial. The only value I saw in that lifestyle was being able to earn the respect of average people who only did what their parents did, and their grandparents did, and so on. That lifestyle seems empty to me and I feel like I’d be betraying myself if I followed it just to appease people in this society. I’d also be betraying myself if I tried to live an alternative lifestyle just to appeal to the counter-culture. I do what I do, because it’s what I want and not because it’s what other people want for me. I know that just by typing this, I’m gonna get comments from people who are going to accuse me of trying to live up to a lifestyle just for approval. I’m not worried about those people, I just wish they would realize that maybe someone out there really does want something different then what most people really have or really want.
The kinds of things I’m interested in are the kinds of things most people would associate with trouble like being a tattoo artist, or the owner of a pipe shop,or a liquor store manager, or even a rocker. I have tried many times to fit into the shoes of an average joe, but I just can’t do it. I don’t have the mentality, the patience, or the intelligence to be like them. It doesn’t mean I’m better or worse then every Betsy or Zack, it just means I don’t share the same niche. My belief system and understanding of the world is so dramatically different that I couldn’t possibly survive living this lie. It’s like I’m a puzzle piece from an entirely different puzzle that keeps getting jammed into the society puzzle. Believe me, I’ve tried to fit in and make my life count just like everyone around me, but it’s just not the same. I truly believe my purpose is else where, but if I don’t try to find out for sure, how will I ever know?

I have an interview tomorrow with a college, I will be studying Bachelor of Event Management/Marketing. The reason I have the interview is because I was about 10 points under what I need to be accepted, so they organised me to meet with the head teacher. Can someone help me with what I should say so that they let me in? I have studied at university last year, but left because i was doing Psychology and I did not enjoy it at all. I just need some things that I can say to give me a good chance of being accepted!

im a dentist and i make around $150k a year and i wondered if i could invest some into stocks and with some luck become a millionare?

Would we expect to see physical characteristics unlike any other creatures? A different digestive system that doesn’t involve a kill and consume diet? How about supernatural abilities; if we were made by a supernatural being, wouldn’t we expect to see humans being able to do stuff that no other creatures can do? But we see nothing like this; all the observable evidence confirms that humans are just animals that have evolved unique physical characteristics and behavioral traits that enabled us to fill a niche, just like every other species of life on this planet, right?