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My Calendar

Just a little video promoting my new calendar :-)

Can be ordered here.

Music (Dawnbreakz) by Anders Lindkvist

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  1. Evan Owen says: 128

    Almost forgot how much I loved watching this video… :smile:

    2:28 there’s a clue that the cameraman is Marina’s secret lover! :grin:

    (Oops! I forgot…we’re here to discuss etymology, not to gossip!) :oops:

  2. haydzoo says: 127

    can you tell me the origin of the word dumb?

  3. senior says: 126

    Marina

    I just returned from 8 days in the Hawaiian islands to find that you must have been there too based on the lessons I missed while I was away. I spent all my time on the small island of Lanai which I recommend if you seek true peace, beauty and relaxation. I can see that you were on Oahu based on the one shot of Diamond Head. Hope you enjoyed yourself.

    Senior

  4. Is there any way to *win* a calendar? Grand Prize meet Marina?

  5. fatbuffalo says: 124

    Is she wearing those strange swimsuits for us to see ?

  6. mijj says: 121

    this is for Marina .. [canned heat - on the road again]

    … well … M should ignore the bit about having no woman to call her special friend. .. and the bit about having no place to go .. and her mother leaving her when she was quite young ..

    … apart from that .. it’s sorta about travelling .. isn’t it?

  7. Hi Marina, a Huffington Post article mentioned your name in passing.

    Do a page find by using CTRL-F, then enter, hotfor to locate the paragraph. (I’ts three paragraphs below the video that is in the middle)


    Over the entire campaign, Obama’s channel also drew 116,000 subscribers, a huge base for driving viral hits. During the election homestretch, in fact, Obama had the second most viewed channel on all of YouTube, besting video juggernauts like BritneyTV and the sexy HotForWords channel.

  8. Marina ,you are very beautiful of on your ”My Calendar”..
    Wonderful your pictures!

  9. And captain jack if there’s anyone you should ban, it’s cha cha. He’s a disease.

  10. mijj says: 117

    nooooooooooo….!!!! .. M’s coming home!!! … we gotta clean the place up!!

  11. auriga says: 116

    Nice vid. I was wondering if you could tell me the origin of the word, “promise.” Thanks. :smile:

  12. …..*poof* sublime (verb)
    ……….sublime scenery ( adj ) as in the above video :grin:

  13. mijj says: 114

    i say, chaps! i bought this pen the other day. It writes really well. It writes so well that it kicks a donkey!

  14. animalntaz says: 113

    Oh, just bought the new HINDER CD (Take It To The Limit album), when it first came out days ago and it kicks ass! :cool:

  15. animalntaz says: 112

    Waikiki Beach….. I’ve climbed up Diamond Head once when my grandparents were visiting us, over a decade ago. Me and my family have visited Hanauma Bay, a few times in my life, just west of there.
    Marina, what other tourist attractions have you visited in Hawaii? I’ve been all over Oahu (except for the northern part, such as Turtle Bay) and a few places on the Big Island.

  16. mijj says: 110

    this is a dumb question .. but .. how do you sign up for twitpic?

  17. …watch this video again now I need a cold shower :shock:

  18. hitoshi says: 105

    hello everyone! Am i the only person in the world who imagines some pictures of her calendar in order to get over daily busy and hectic days??? looking for people who work more than 15 hours a day while imagining the happiness of getting it.

    • foxbow says: 105.1

      I work 15 hours a day 2 times a week, other days “only” 11 hours, the only thing I think about is the money I get at the end of month :mrgreen: woohoooo yeaaaah lol

    • Hey Hitoshi “ie” Felicity, Good to see you back on the site. I used to work 24.25 hours per day. Off for 24.25 hours this went on for three days on and off then four days off in a row. I only worked 10 days a month, but I worked a 56 hour work week. I had 4, 4 week vacations per year. Now it’s retirement no more working, just do what I want to. :smile:

  19. nighteye says: 104

    This video makes me think of Baywatch. Is that a good thing?

  20. cufan71 says: 103

    Word Request :grin:
    Vice
    Good morning! :cool:

  21. Evan Owen says: 102

    O Dduw, pam wnaethost Ti
    Angeles mor brydferth ac ifanc
    A fi yn hen wr?

  22. mijj says: 101

    Marina mentioned the Apple Mac as an alternative to me going through the torture of building my own pc.

    well .. i’m still gonna build the pc (i already ordered the case – i just missed delivery) – but it made me think that, when i continue with my website development course, if i’m serious about it, i could do with a mac for checking site presentation. … plus .. i think it might be a good idea to seperate PC workhorse from personal administration .. so the mac would be useful for that ..

    .. so with that in mind .. i think a nice mac could be one of the new 13″ macbooks.
    http://www.apple.com/uk/macbook/

    (i’ll put this to more detailed serious consideration after my new pc is up and running and routinely working)

  23. mijj says: 100

    :idea: I want to be an ordained minister in the Church of the SubGenius. :!:

    ["Bob"] is the figurehead.
    (A comicbook character who communicates with space aliens and worships money.)

    Slack is the style.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_of_the_SubGenius#Slack
    The central belief in the Church is the pursuit of Slack, which generally stands for the sense of freedom, independence, and original thinking that comes when you achieve your personal goals.

    The Church encourages originality and frowns on actions seen as pinkness, which happens when one bows down to authority and the accepted limits of society.

    Slack is also about doing nothing and getting what you want anyway.

    is this the true religion for HFWers?

  24. vin-100 says: 99

    I’m sure your calendar will be very good (i mean sexy ;-) ) but where the word calendar come from ? Thanks for all… I never thought that English studies would be great like now I have you ! (sorry for my English, I come from Belgium)

  25. mijj says: 98

    is it true that the next video of Marina will be of her visiting the topless beach?

  26. mijj says: 97

    it’s nearly 2 weeks now since the start of my 1 month hiatus from HotForWords. I think i’m holding up pretty well .. i thought resisting returning to the site would be more of a struggle.

    • Dezdkado says: 97.1

      I have my studies to complete, and still haven’t been able to stay away… at least while on break.

    • Dezdkado says: 97.2

      I don’t have to worry too much, as my weeks are flexible for studying… four or five hours a day for classes and the rest of the time is mine. I need the extra time, as my classes are reading intensive. But now I think I’m going to avoid taking my study-breaks here.

      After these last few encounters with rosiecheeks, and the racist comment by eisor243357 (above), I think I’ve had enough of this site for awhile. I enjoy bantering back and forth with you Mijj, and many of the other regulars here, like Che, Fianchetto, Alex, Buzz, Chacha, Pagedoll, Capman, Warren, et al. Send me a message on YT if you feel the need to gab with a nutty yank. Perhaps I’ll come back after the holidays.

      • mijj says: 97.2.1

        my bet is .. when you need to get a complete short holiday from the turgid grid of study, this place’d be useful.

        and the studies will be useful to get a break from here!!

        and .. i suspect rosie and eisor may be the same person.

        i’ll be in touch via YT, don’t you worry.

        see ya later.

  27. imperial7 says: 96

    Damn I wish I was still in Hawai’i. I remember many days on that beach. Should have never left.

  28. pagedoll says: 95

    I would like to REQUEST the phrase, ’slave to the grind’ . Where did it come from? Who started it? Just wondering :mrgreen:

  29. rosiecheeks says: 94

    Is it just me or does Marina have a little too much time on her hands…especially for being in Hawaii. She has responded by posting more comments than usual lately. Looks like somebody is a vacation hermit! :shock:

    • I want to recommend two things for you to see, Marina. One is Ewa beach to the west of Pearl Harbor. It’s used by the military and their families, but there is nothing stopping anyone from going there. I went there in the middle of a work day and it was absolutely empty! Can you imagine how much that beach is worth by the square foot? It was deserted and the showers stood unused. It was in January; the temperature was so perfect and the quality of the air was so delicious that I wanted to take a bread knife, cut out a cubic foot of air and take it back home to Sacramento, where it was raining. Unfortunately, I had no knife. :cry:

      Next is the submarine museum. It was inside the Navy base then, so the public couldn’t go. Now they have moved it next door to the Arizona Memorial Visitor Center. You can look through a real sub periscope, adjusting the focus, etc. as though you were going to put a torpedo into a nearby neighborhood home*. In the harbor, behind the museum (where it was when I was there) is a real WWII diesel fleet sub, with its nose up on the shore. There are stairs (companionways in Navy speak) cut into the deck, so you don’t have to slither down ladders like in the movies. I was there in the middle of a workday and there was nobody there except one docent**. (Are you starting to see a pattern here? If you go to the right place at the right time, you have things all to yourself.)

      The bunks were stacked three high and there was a seat for a guy whose entire job was waking people up to man their watch — a human alarm clock. The torpedo tubes up front had their sides just covered in levers, gears, bicycle chains and all sorts of jimcrackery, all of which interlocked the inner doors with the outer doors, so that it was physically impossible to open both at the same time (a definite no-no!).

      The conning tower, where the radar set, the torpedo-firing computer and other nasty things are manned during an attack, is a pressure vessel about 8′ in diameter by 11′ long mounted on the top of the sub over the control room. I was told seven people squeezed in there. It is normally off limits, because the public isn’t allowed to climb ladders, but as we were alone, I got to see it***. I noted the radar set waveguide that had to carry the microwaves up to the antenna had to withstand the terrible pressure of the see and still allow the antenna to rotate. It was made of shiny brass about the same cross section as pack of gum (if it’s in the Navy and it is brass, it is polished!). It looked like it was hand made, not a production item.

      Besides the big, round scope with the line sweeping around like you see on TV, there is a two-inch backup scope where the operator must imagine the sweeping; it shows only a straight line. Because they were required to have it, it was mounted near the floor in the foreward torpedo room. I thought it a great Navy joke, because nobody in their right mind would lie on the floor to use the ancient thing.

      You get to see the four big diesels in the engine rooms (and a machinist’s lathe squeezed in), the manuevering room, their break room (which was pretty big compared to the captain’s tiny cabin) and anything you want. I hope you can go see it. It was $3 back then, so it will be reasonable now.

      *I think you, looking through the scope with a Navy hat turned backwards, would make a great publicity still. If you can video it, you could say “fire!” like you are shooting two uh, nice torpedos.
      **Now there’s a word request.
      ***Can you imagine a docent, if you were alone, denying you the right to climb up the ladder while he stood below and watched you? Not in this life! :-)

    • It’s just you, and only you.
      The world revolves around you…
      You’re the only on who gets it!
      HA HA HA HA HA HA HA !!!!
      [breath deep my anal vapors] :mrgreen:

  30. rosiecheeks says: 93

    Seriously, why is a raven like a writing desk??

    They both stand on sticks, i get that.
    Edgar Poe wrote on them, i kinda get that.
    Because they both have a B and neither of them have an N…i don’t get that!!!!!!!!!!???? DO U MARINA??? :roll:

  31. dalt584 says: 91

    Hello,

    I was wondering where the term or meaning of “Bull Shit” came from. I know it’s not appropriate, but it’s a word we hear almost everyday.

    “Bull Shit” ussually is used when someone is lying or faking something.

    Thanks,
    -Dalt584

  32. danielpool says: 90

    Hi Marina Did you go to the Arizona memorial GOD BLESS all those brave men. This hole world owes a BIG THANK YOU TO THE AMERICACAN VETERAN THANK YOU :lol:

  33. Fianchetto says: 89

    OK, love – I’m envious of your Hawaiian vacation, but you go, girl! You’ve earned it as far as I’m concerned, and I hope you make it at least an annual tradition for yourself! {perhaps not so envious of the vacation itself, but rather of the individual operating the camera… :mrgreen: }

    Ciao,
    Fianchetto

  34. Marina the place your at is beautiful, where is it? Plz reply to me. Also your breasts are very beautiful too!! :mrgreen:

  35. mijj says: 87

    are those calenders washable, btw .. erm .. in case of spills?

  36. mijj says: 86

    sun, sand, sea and suffering.

    poor Marina – i bet she wishes she had her students there with her.

  37. What is the origin of the phrases “three sheets to the wind” and “Cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey”

  38. danielpool says: 83

    Hi Marina good video you looked so pretty :shock: :shock: :shock: WOW You look like you are having a very nice time Happy for you. Have you went out and try ed to surf yet. I would like to see you in the new Hawaii five-0 movie have a good time Marine :lol:

  39. Oh, nd one other request. I know the meaning of my first name… but I can’t find my middle name anywhere. I dunno if you do names… but is there anyway you could find the origin of the name “Irene” ???

  40. I would like to know where the words “Politics” and “Politician came from”
    Please and thank you!!! :mrgreen:

  41. mijj says: 80

    .. and while i’m at it (new pc) .. a new wireless ergonomic keyboard and mouse .. [ms desktop 7000]

  42. Hi, Dear Teach – sure enjoyed your calendar vid! Hope you’re having as much fun as you appear to be having. Always.

  43. tryant says: 78

    HEY GOOD LOOKIN! Can I request the word,,SMUGGLE?

  44. arizonia21 says: 77

    I would like to know the origin of the word “zinger”

    -thx

  45. ada says: 76

    Hello Marina ^^
    How are you?
    I hope fine, well I have been your fan since this year and I think what you do is wonderful! You show that being a beautiful woman doesn’t mean that you are not smart. Its a honor to be writing this knowing that you will read it :oops:

    Well I am also here because I would like to ask you the origin of the phrase “I am keen to…” for example “I am very keen to have the opportunity to study Russian” :roll: well…also I would like to know where “Fan” comes from I think is a short version of Fanatic or something lol.

    Thank you for taking your time to read this.

    Kisses and Hugs 4 u :lol:

    Ada

  46. bsomebody says: 75

    Hey! Someone swiped the smileys!! :scream:

  47. Hey Marina,

    You gotta stop posting all these hot bikini pics. My smoke detector went off! Has this happened to anybody else?
    I’m seree-oos! :arrow: :shock: :lol:

  48. James says: 73

    2 things i want to know. Whats happened to the cocomment contest…. And whats that code to put youtube videos to a selected point

  49. hey mariana I just thought of another question. What is the origin of the word YANKEE.

      • mijj says: 72.1.1

        from the bit further down … re your bit about conformity:

        it just inspired this bit of 1984 style sloganeering:

        “conformity is comfortable!”

        i don’t think conformity and taking people’s feelings into account correlates well … for instance .. take the general ease of the conforming masses getting in line with insulting and denigrating islaam, whilst at the same time turning a blind eye to the mass murder of muslims by the wonderfully moral and righteous christian west.

      • Again, I agree. I am an avowed nonconformist, but I do not go around intentionally throwing insults at people. Sometimes, though, I must choose between sparing someone’s feelings and doing what I think is right.

      • Does my gravatar mean nothing?

      • But the point I tried (and failed miserably, it seems) to make is that certain words are made taboo simply by popular consensus. Some words do have a negative history, such as many racial epithets. Some symbols, likewise have an understandable negativity (swastikas). Most of the time, though, “they” decide it is just a bad word. If I do not have any purpose to “ass” instead of “rump,” then I will try to accomodate. Like I said, it does not always make sense.

      • mijj says: 72.1.5

        oh sure .. it looks like the way language evolves is just as nonsensical as the way animals evolve.

        well .. there must be some impetus for a particular word to become taboo .. there are probably a number of possible reasons, but it doesn’t seem likely that there’s a consensus without an underlying cause for that consensus.

      • Aha! I finally get to disagree with you. I have been patiently waiting. I believe, sir, that you place entirely too much confidence in the masses. Did we see an underlying cause for plaid to become fashionable (other than Kurt Cobain)? Did Disco have an underlying cause, except that infernal beat that even the whitest of us could “dance” to? Entirely too often, people herd together for no apparent reason other than to herd together.

      • mijj says: 72.1.7

        hmmm .. spontaneous consensus … i guess … for fashionable things maybe .. but … for a taboo word?

        … i don’t know .. i see your point … but … i can’t quite stretch to spontaneous taboonicity.

  50. Hi Marina,

    After shaking my mind free from that mesmerizing figure you have, I noticed you were at Waikiki Beach with Diamond Head in the background.

    I was wondering if you could check something out for me.

    Lay down on your towel (tummy in the air) with your head pointing at Diamond Head. Push your upper body up with your arms and lean your head back as far as it can go. Diamond Head should look upside down. Try to find the center most point and fix your eyes a little towards the city side of the middle. It would be about 45 palm trees I reckon.
    Take a mental note of this exact spot and squint real hard and you’ll see a Big Rock with sand around it. Once you see this… could you walk over there and see if there is a bag of “Maui Wowie” still there. It should be on the west side of the Big Rock about 14 feet up. I ditched it back in 1981 and was wondering if it was still there. If so, YOU CAN HAVE IT!. :lol: :lol: :lol:

    Happy Holidaze! :mrgreen:

  51. Also what is the origin of Hibernate

  52. What is the origin of trespass

  53. hut1207 says: 68

    I would like to know the origin of the word TRESPASS
    Thank you

  54. …my eyes are sore from ospisarticulating this video :shock:

  55. evanowen says: 66

    Milaya Marina,
    OK, no intellectualism in this video, just beauty for its own sake. Bolshoi spasibo!

    Onward: a word request, in response to Ps and Qs (pints and quarts) (which I saw on YouTube but can’t find here.)
    Three phrases that supposedly originated at about the same time as Ps and Qs:
    –sleep tight
    –bum’s rush
    –chew the fat
    If you like, I’ll send the stories I heard about how these phrases started.
    One more: “Man alive!” as an exclamation of astonishment. I have some evidence that the phrase originated in Wales.

    Cheers,
    EvanOwen

  56. rosiecheeks says: 65

    Rabbit
    Oh my ears and whiskers, how late it’s getting!

    Alice
    Curiouser and curiouser!

    Alice
    I wonder if I’ve been changed in the night? Let me think. Was I the same when I got up this morning? I almost think I can remember feeling a little different. But if I’m not the same, the next question is ‘Who in the world am I?’ Ah, that’s the great puzzle!

    Eaglet
    Speak English! I don’t know the meaning of half those long words, and I don’t believe you do either!

    Alice
    I can’t explain myself, I’m afraid, Sir, because I’m not myself you see.

    The Duchess
    If everybody minded their own business, the world would go around a great deal faster than it does.

    Alice
    If it had grown up, it would have made a dreadfully ugly child; but it makes rather a handsome pig, I think.

    The Cat
    We’re all mad here.

    The Hatter
    Why is a raven like a writing desk?

    The Hatter
    Twinkle, twinkle, little bat! How I wonder what you’re at.

    The Queen
    Off with her head!

    The Duchess
    Tut, tut, child! Everything’s got a moral, if only you can find it.

    The Duchess
    Take care of the sense, and the sounds will take care of themselves.

    The Mock Turtle
    We called him Tortoise because he taught us.

    The Mock Turtle
    Reeling and Writhing, of course, to begin with, and then the different branches of arithmetic — Ambition, Distraction, Uglification, and Derision.

    The Mock Turtle
    Well, I never heard it before, but it sounds uncommon nonsense.

    The King
    Begin at the beginning and go on till you come to the end: then stop.

    Alice
    I don’t believe there’s an atom of meaning in it.

    The Queen
    Sentence first — verdict afterwards.

    Alice
    You’re nothing but a pack of cards!

    Alice
    But then, shall I never get any older than I am now? That’ll be a comfort, one way — never to be an old woman — but then — always to have lessons to learn!

    Alice
    A cat may look at a king. I’ve read that in some book, but I don’t remember where.

    Alice
    I think I should understand that better, if I had it written down: but I can’t quite follow it as you say it.

    The Duchess
    That’s nothing to what I could say if I chose.

    The Queen
    Now, I give you fair warning, either you or your head must be off, and that in about half no time! Take your choice!

    Alice
    If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is, because everything would be what it isn’t. And contrary wise, what is, it wouldn’t be. And what it wouldn’t be, it would. You see?

    Alice
    It would be so nice if something made sense for a change.

    Doorknob
    Read the directions and directly you will be directed in the right direction.

    Mad Hatter
    No wonder you’re late. Why, this watch is exactly two days slow.

    Alice
    Let me see: four times five is twelve, and four times six is thirteen, and four times seven is — oh dear! I shall never get to twenty at that rate!

    Alice
    It was much pleasanter at home, when one wasn’t always growing larger and smaller, and being ordered about by mice and rabbits.

    Alice
    Well! I’ve often seen a cat without a grin; but a grin without a cat! It’s the most curious thing I ever say in my life!

    The Duchess
    There’s a large mustard-mine near here. And the moral of that is — The more there is of mine, the less there is of yours.

    The Mock Turtle
    What is the use of repeating all that stuff, if you don’t explain it as you go on? It’s by far the most confusing thing I ever heard!

    The Mock Turtle
    Ah! Then yours wasn’t a really good school. Now at ours they had at the end of the bill. French, music, and washing — extra.

    Alice
    Oh, how I wish I could shut up like a telescope! I think I could, if I only knew how to begin.

  57. Dezdkado says: 63

    If you like the music in the video, hear more from Anders Lindkvist here.

  58. rosiecheeks says: 62

    So THIS is what Marina stole from Heidi Klum, aye?

  59. mijj says: 61

    does M really need to be physically located in Horrorwood?

    maybe M could do a world tour, doing her vids as she travels.

    she could plan her tour according to which of her students would be willing to put up with her as a guest for a week or so while she plans her next stop.

  60. mijj says: 60

    hooray! .. finally got the spec for my new pc sussed …

    case (ordered)…
    [Thermaltake Lanbox Lite vf6000bns]

    motherboard …
    [asus p5q-em socket:intel 775 chipset:intel g45]
    (with support for dual simultaneous digital monitors using integrated graphics)

    processor …
    [Intel® Core™2 Quad Processor Q9550 clock:2.83GHz FSB:1333MHz socket:775]

    memory …
    [Corsair 4GB DDR2 XMS2 Dominator PC2-8500C5 TwinX (2x2GB) : x2 = 8GB total populating 4 slots]

    disk drive …
    [Samsung SpinPoint F1 640GB SATA]

    power supply …
    [enermax MODU 82+ 525]

    if anyone knows or notices anything that could cause probs, please tell me before it’s too late!!

    .. ok .. i’m gonna sit on this for one day, recheck the details .. then order !! :)

  61. rosiecheeks says: 59

    I Had A Dream…that Obama became president and he made all the white people slaves. I know that’s silly and perhaps it was because Planet of the Apes was on tv not too long ago, but i have faith in Obama. :grin: :grin: :grin: 2 Hoorahs for Obama! None for Obalin. :(

    • mijj says: 59.1

      too late .. we’re all slaves anyway .. of the corporate industrial military complex.

      • I agree a million percent! I woke up one day and thought, Oh s&!t, I’m a school teacher, that’s like one step away from being a cop. I have always been a thorn in the Man’s side, and now I work for the Man. :mad: :sad:

      • Back to your ideas about why some words are taboo… Is it not the same idea as fashion or pop music. All these are defined by the masses. We can choose to wear what clothes we want or listen to the music of our choice. In the case of language, I choose to not offend others (not on purpose, anyway) unless I see a specific purpose for pissing someone off.
        You do not seem like a conformist, but I also get the feeling that you do take other people’s feelings into consideration. It is a bit of a paradoxical conundrum… I think :???:

    • “,,,and the Zen master said:”
      “We’ll see.” :mrgreen:
      - Charlie Wilson’s War

  62. James says: 58

    Ha, Youtube comment

    haha owned at 2:00

    lOL

    Wow…. I have a hot teacher

  63. James says: 57

    MARINA!! YOU VIDEO HAS THE WORD FUCK IN IT!! :eek: :roll: AND I DONT CARE!

    Also, I want that calender but I get this

    * Please note: Your shopping cart contains one or more items that are currently not in stock.
    You may receive your order in multiple shipments.
    * Please note: Your shopping cart contains one or more items that cannot be paid for with PayPal.
    We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

    If it wont take paypal how am i meant to pay?

  64. mijj says: 56

    whooo! … ok … settled on an internal disk drive …

    [Samsung SpinPoint F1 640GB]

    now i’ve decided on all the components .. gotta gather the info and double check it …

  65. bibersfeld says: 55

    Where´s the origine of let s get it on/ let s put it on?

  66. bsomebody says: 54

    Has the night shift started early? I think I am confused. BTW, what time is it in the UK now?

  67. rosiecheeks says: 53

    If i’m so wonderful, then why am i so misunderstood?>?

    Everybody check out MSI. Mindless Self Indulgence.

  68. CaptainJack says: 52

    Oh I wish I could watch this video. Damn internet! :evil:

    • BillyB says: 52.1

      Come on up for a visit, show me how to hook the computer up to the bigscreen… even better show me how to use my wife’s new Mac & catch up on the missed vids.
      I know how to do that stuff, but a visit would be good.

  69. juicy jay says: 51

    Hello Hot For Words!! I was always woundering what the meaning of the word “Hocus Pocus”? Thanks beautiful! :wink:

  70. Thank you for removing the Ads blocking the view of your beautiful… scenery! My Dad spent WWII working inside the mountain behind you! The gossamer strings of your swimsuit were straining… I wonder what a finite elemental analysis (FEA) would reveal, insofar as the maximum loading they could handle -LMAO!

  71. Has anyone else noticed that when you put a link in your comment and a person replies. your email will have the same link in the response.

  72. bennie says: 48

    I love Marina You are beautiful and smart woman. :oops: :roll: and I hope your calendar is not a limited series.

    sorry for my english

  73. klboy says: 46

    could you find the origin of the word pornography plz

  74. mijj says: 45

    ok .. i’m trying to determine how to narrow my search for a hard drive …

    i suppose my priorities are 1.reliability 2.noise level 3.capacity

    • Look at the transfer rate. Low nanoseconds is good!

    • mijj says: 45.2

      ah .. this is interesting …

      [Massive Google hard drive survey turns up very interesting things]
      failure rates are indeed definitely correlated to drive manufacturer, model, and age; failure rates did not correspond to drive usage except in very young and old drives (i.e. heavy data “grinding” is not a significant factor in failure); and there is less correlation between drive temperature and failure rates than might have been expected, and drives that are cooled excessively actually fail more often than those running a little hot.

    • mijj says: 45.3

      whew .. i have something to go forwards on ..

      samsung looks like the best (or at least one of the best) manufacturers …

      [The Red Hill Hard Drive Guide]

      Modern Samsung drives are reasonably priced, perform well, and have earned an outstanding reputation for bulletproof reliability. In recent years, Samsung has been the only hard drive maker with sufficient confidence in its products to offer an across the board three year warranty on all products.

      Samsung drives are generally regarded as the most reliable hard drives on the market today.

      + checking on forums (after searching on samsung reliability) there’s a consensus that this is borne out and they’re at the quiet end of the alternatives.

      so .. Samsung it is .. but .. what size? .. hmmmm …

      if anyone has any comment on any of the above, i’m yearning to hear it!

  75. bobsully says: 44

    Yes, of course I ordered one. I guy has to support higher education doesn’t he? Can’t wait to get it. Sort of a birthday present to myself.

  76. blacwin says: 43

    Thanks but “Guy Fawkes Day” is a Nov. the 5th holiday so it would be great if she could also do a video on it =]
    seeing as it is Nov the 5th today.