Intuitive B

I'm looking for a free file converter that I can download.

More specifically, I want to convert some music I have from .ogg format to .mp3 format. if the file converter can't do that I'd like it to be able to convert the files to .m4a or .wma because itunes can do the converting to .mp3 from there.

Keep in mind I'm 19 years old with a good amount of experience in customer service. It should also be noted that I'll be applying for an electronics store and a bank.

I think this phone looks pretty sweet and has some nice specs as well.

http://shopping.yahoo.com/p:LG%20Black%20Label%20S...

I see it has some sim application which is how at&t phones operate. but what I really want to know is: if I were to buy this phone would I be able to use it with my current sim card and not have to renew my plan?

I got my most recent sim card back in 2006 and it doesn't seem like there's been any changes to the sim cards since.

Is it something in childhood development or overall life experience? Constantly unmet expectations? Lack of support from close people in life? I want to know because I lack a good amount of confidence in myself.

To phrase it another way: What makes a person pessimistic?

With the disappointing delay of Haze, yet again, I have decided to buy a new game for my PS3 before the end of this week because I don't feel like waiting for Haze without another new game. I would like your opinion to help me decide what I should get next. Here are a list of games I don't want you to suggest with the reason (you may hate me for this because it may not leave you much to work with).

-F.E.A.R. - had it, dislike it.

-Rainbow Six Vegas - had it.

-Heavenly Sword - have it, good game.

-Resistance - already borrowing it from a friend and plan on buying it for myself to continue online play.

-Timeshift, Drake's Fortune, or Call of Duty 4 - already being considered, but reasons for getting any of these games are welcome.

-Ratchet and Clank - played the first one and disliked; saw the demo for this one and can say it's not much different.

-The Darkness - borrowed it, nothing special

-Assassin's Creed - going to borrow it from a friend.

I recently read about some dating types for guys that are supposed to work exceedingly well.

In the testimonial and the example, both, a guy asks for a girls opinion. The girl then makes her suggestion, then the guy says he knows what not to do, get, buy, etc. More specifically, in the the testimony from a guy this tactic worked for, he asked a girl at a store what shirt he would look better in out of two. She makes her suggestion then he says, "I'm definitely not going to get that because I've been trying to avoid unstable women lately." From there he scored a date, within minutes of the encounter.

I'm just curious as to how this works. I know it has to do with a guy leading up to one thing but then saying or doing the unexpected. Is it really that intriguing for a guy to do this even if he says your taste is outright bad? I'm sure it has something to do with proving him wrong, but is it that much of a turn on?