Gender: Female
Status: In a Relationship
Age: 100
Sign: Pisces
City: San Francisco
State: California
Country: US
Signup Date: 9/27/2003
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Monday, November 30, 2009
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Category: Art and Photography
Meet one of the most talented photographers I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with. We started with
Over 3 years ago And recently threw this together.
See more of Charlie’s work here on Facebook. http://www.facebook.com/charliecouch
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Thursday, November 05, 2009
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Category: Jobs, Work, Careers
Wireless Ergo-Ficient is a low impact computer keyboard that prevents repetitive stress injuries. |
Description of Drawings: FIGURE 1 Shows the split keyboard and number pad.
FIGURE 2 Shows the lever that adjusts the position of the keyboard.
FIGURE 3 Shows the separate number pad.
FIGURE 4 Shows an individual using the keyboard.
FIGURE 5 Shows a detailed view of the touch screen.
Purpose of the Invention:
 Wireless Ergo-Ficient is an innovative keyboard designed to alleviate the strain that comes with using a computer everyday. This new design features touchpad keys that are split into sections to allow for modification of the height, angle, and position of the keyboard in relation to the hands. The touchpad surface is low to no impact, which prevents damage to the nerves caused from repetitive typing.
 Problem[s] the Invention Solves:
Many people have jobs that require copious amounts of typing. Standard keyboards facilitate disorders such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, and repetitive stress injuries. The reoccurring motion involved in typing puts strain on the nerves and tendons in the hands, leaving many unable to do their jobs. The majority of workers compensation cases deal with injuries resulting from repetitive stress from keyboard use. Companies and employees would benefit from a low impact alternative.  
Detailed Description of the Invention: 
Wireless Ergo-Ficient is a user-friendly, highly effective split keyboard that uses a touch pad surface. The keyboard is wireless, allowing for optimal mobility while typing. On the top of the keyboard may be an adjustable lever that locks and unlocks a ball joint. This joint changes the angle of the keyboard, which is split into two sections to accommodate the user. All of the keys will remain in their classic positions to allow for an easy transition. Where the keys on a traditional keyboard would be, there is a flat glasslike surface that is touch sensitive. Each key may be separated by a slim, wedged perimeter that establishes definitive boundaries of each character. The touch pad may be black, while the letters and symbols on the keys are labeled in white. The keypad is split into two equal parts. Each side may have its own touch pad under the character keys to use as a mouse. Just like a standard mouse, the touchpad would have a left and right button. There is also a separate touchpad that includes all the numbers needed. This 10-key pad is also wireless and may include characters useful in conjunction with numbers such as the addition sign or the equal sign. All of they keys have the option of responding to touch with a low volume sound. This helps the user become acclimated to the new keyboard, and some may keep the sound as a preference. The keyboard is approximately 4" high, 12" long, 1" wide, and 6" in diameter. The measurements, design, and materials used may vary upon manufacturing.  
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Saturday, September 19, 2009
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Category: Friends
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009
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http://www.yelp.com/biz/jane-aesthetic-medicine-an...Jane Aesthetic Medicine & Surgery of Sunnyvale Category: Cosmetic Surgeons
6/26/2009 1 photo andriav.yelp.com

It is my second time going in for botox at Jane Aestheic. I've gone to pure med spa prior for botox and left feeling so dissatisfied at the stubborn "V" I inherited from my father. Jane managed to nip it in the bud. No one believes that I am 31. My 49 year old coworker thought I was in my early 20's. Today I had a retouch on the Radiesse filler and I have to say, I was a little skeptical of how natural it would look. None of my coworkers suspected a thing. It looks so natural and I feel like I'm ready to conquer another photoshoot! If ever you feel compelled to check it out yourself, mention my name- Andria Vargas and ask for Patricia
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Friday, June 05, 2009
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Current mood:  accomplished
Category: MySpace
Posted by Inspire me on Friday, June 12, 2009 - 9:58 PM
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Saturday, February 14, 2009
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Current mood:  satisfied
Category: Friends
 Saturday, July 15, 2006 Solitary... but satisfied. You know, I have to be honest. For the past couple months, I really haven't felt like myself... For those of you who know me, I don't know if you have noticed my subtle yet noticable changes in my attitude, but I certainly do. I mean, I'm sure the people I talk to about the things that I've been feeling sure notice it. To those who I just met recently, I just feel sorry to myself they possibly didn't get to see the real me. And it's sad because I met so many people these past couple months, and they didnt have the chance to see what kind of person I truly am. They didn't get to see the best of me. In these past couple months, my life has been a rollercoaster of emotions. At first, being a newly single guy, I was enjoying what life had to offer. Going out and meeting new people was what I lived for. Living life as fast as I was going was something that stimulated me. It was what I looked forward to. I even got into the dating scene quite a bit. I had to admit, meeting beautiful women all the time, having dates almost every week, getting numbers, etc... it was fun. I was free again. Nothing was holding me back. But as a few months passed by, I guess it started hitting me. Don't hate me for saying this, but dating around actually got old. Not boring, but it wasn't stimulating as it used to be. It felt repetitive. It felt routine. It felt like I was going in circles. Something that was so stimulating and fun soon turned into a thing of routine. It was a sad way of seeing it, I know. But for the longest time, I just wasn't stimulated enough. The sad thing is these women I was with all had something special about them, but it was me that was being held back. I couldn't help it and I'd kick myself in the head for it too. Unfortunately, this feeling grew into something where I'd just be sick of dating. Since I was "running in circles", I grew frustrated. Even though I was dating around, I found myself to be alone in the end. I always felt that I would meet a beautiful girl, and she'd slip through my fingers. Alone once again. It was frustrating. It was frustrating to the point that I was actually scared of women. Now you must be thinking, "Andrew? Scared of women? Naaaw..." Well, yes at one point I was. Not just because my ex-girlfriend of two years cheated on me when we dated, but because I felt like there was something wrong with me that prevented me from ever getting a second or third date. I was afraid to get hurt again. I was afraid certain girls I dated would play me for a fool. I admit, I am still scared at times to this day, but who isn't? If you were in my shoes, you might feel the same way too. At this point, I hated being alone. I also hated the fact that I'd act shy around women because I'm scared to get hurt again. This feeling also started to affect my feelings towards all women, even sometimes my own friends. It almost felt like it was a curse, but in the back of my mind, I always felt like this is something I needed to go through. Yeah, it's torture, but I always thought this would build my character some way. It just sucked when you looked at the little things of it-- the small picture I guess. My friends and I have been talking about... well, our love lives with other women. Yes, guys do talk about this, haha. We can be sensitive too, right? Well anyways, we talk about our respective issues in our own respective situations in our love lives. It's just so crazy how many people's lives parallel each other. I've been talking to my friends about this subject for the past couple weeks now, and I'm starting to come to the realization that I should just chill and wait for the right time to come. Yeah, I finally listen to my own advice months later, but I'm accepting the fact that the best things come to those who wait. I learn more things here and there, with myself and with the help of my friends. I can honestly say that I'm finally accepting my lonliness. Lonliness sounds like such a pituful word, but as of now, I don't feel pitiful at all. As a matter of fact, I'm satisfied with my solitude. Let me tell you. Being alone can be quite enjoyable. If it's eating dinner at a nice restaurant by yourself, running through Golden Gate Park with just you and nature, or speeding down Interstate 280 along the coast under a starry night alone, it is quite relaxing. It is that moment you have to yourself. That moment where all your troubles are gone. And it is when you're alone that you seem to appreciate life and everything around you a little more. You start appreciate the little things as well the big picture. You realize that you have nothing to be scared about anymore. You realize that you always don't need to depend on someone solely for your happiness. It's all on you to make that happen. Don't get me wrong, but I'd love to be with someone right now. Maybe in due time, I'll eventually no longer be afraid. I could realize it tomorrow, or I could realize it in months. Still, I'm waiting for her to come to me. And then we'll tango. Good things come to those who wait, right? You know, if I remember correctly, I believe it was the tortoise that won the race, not the hare...
 MY REPLY- SUNDAY JANUARY 25, 2009 We are pretty simular. I know you were sad after your break up because you told me. Not because I sensed it. Someone to wallow in unhappiness like you described as the Andrew they didn't know was so far from me knowing. I feel you've given me your best and for that I am truly honored. You descrbed a fear that I can't fathom you having and a "sad Andrew" I never had the pleasure to meet :) I've been there and I know very well what you are describing. It's on key with some of my own experiences which confirms; beyond what I see that you have infact been there. YOU are a Champion! A genuine Champion. My fear rather than the opportunity of a 2nd or 3rd date is finding myself stuck in something stagnet with the only foundation being " politeness" to cover up dissatisfaction. I've known many of those all too well. Which brings me to understand time and time again- "Alone Time" is precious. It's one thing No one can take, enabling ourself to enjoy who we are in the NOW. It is a liberating opportunity so many of us fail to take FOR fear of being alone only because "ALONE" means sad as universal culture. Alone should be redefined as FREE. Free to know how beautiful YOU are  ...& not so much what you can offer someone, but what you can offer yourself that No one can take from YOU. That's when you truly are equipped to offer someone something truly special, when you are able to fall - & don't laugh- but actually fall in love with yourself as a whole. When you look in the mirror I hope you see someone strong, full of life and charisma. I hope you see a stunning captivating stud who's expertise is breaking down walls. I hope you see what see in you.
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Saturday, December 27, 2008
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Current mood:  accomplished
Category: Life
My CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO YOU!

It took me a little over a year to perfect this for you. I am a repetitive strain injury sufferer & this is what I've prepared to end it for us all. Your feedback is greatly appreciated
www.inventionhome.com From the home page, click "Inventor Login" To the right select option for "Guest Login"
Copy and paste the ID & Password below Wireless Ergo-Ficient Guest User ID - AGuest8648 Guest Password - AW86488


Many people have jobs that require copious amounts of typing. Standard keyboards facilitate disorders such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, and repetitive stress injuries. The reoccurring motion involved in typing puts strain on the nerves and tendons in the hands, leaving many unable to do their jobs. The majority of workers compensation cases deal with injuries resulting from repetitive stress from keyboard use. Companies and employees would benefit from a low impact alternative.
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Wednesday, November 26, 2008
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Current mood:  accomplished
Category: Friends
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I accidentally smiled at you today
By nature it's work to look away
From someone I trusted yesterday
I might have forgiven you
I might have forgiven the pain you caused
And put it behind us in the past
Because of who you were in my eyes
I might have forgiven you if you asked
By Andria Vargas

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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
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Current mood:  artistic
Category: Writing and Poetry
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| LONG FORGOTTEN FIRST DESIRE |
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LONG FORGOTTEN 1ST DESIRE
Peace of mind you can find
In the desires of your heart longed for
so long
A vision,
A face,
An unfamiliar place
yet still you feel safe
In a world you chose to make
Here's a place to designate
To landmark the infamous name
A justified masterpiece
A million and one of the same
Untouchable
Timeless
Dark, so beautiful
Illuminate the shadows incomprehensable
and reveal the distant souls unseen
Your hands do entertain
The mysteries do unfold
A million and one of the same
Stories untold
Enlighten those compelled to enquire
The deepest thoughts
disregarded
Of the long forgotten first desire.
BY ANDREA VARGAS
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Friday, November 07, 2008
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Category: Friends
Because of you I called my father,
Because of you, I wrote two masterpieces,
Because of you, I sang much louder,
Because of you, my friend,
It counts…
Even for a season
And I need no further reasons
Besides the ones you've already given
To hold you close to my heart
Forever.

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