Traffic Directors Day 2024 is on Sunday, November 3, 2024: Should I watch Traffic or Trainspotting?

Sunday, November 3, 2024 is Traffic Directors Day 2024. Life of a Teenage Entrepreneur...: Traffic Directors Day!!!! Traffic Directors Day!

Spare a concept for that hectic and busy lives of traffic company directors everywhere. Being accountable for keeping our roads and traffic systems in great condition isn't any small order.

Trainspotting is dope, it put director Danny Boyle on the map (Slumdog Millionaire, 28 Days Later, 127 Hours) and it really showcases his talents. It's trippy and awesome, although the scene with the baby is scary as f*ck. And also the actors are great, Ewan Mcgregor and Kelly Macdonald were really young in that movie. Personally I just really love that movie, although it's definitely more of a cult classic. Traffic is certainly good, it's one Soderbergh's best. But I wouldn't pick it over Trainspotting.

What is your opinion on Human Sex Trafficking and why do you think this?

Name = Alexandriah (real name)

age = 27 currently (13 days away from turning 28)

>> Feel free to quote as you needed for you Homework ;-)

Q. What is your opinion on Human Sex Trafficking and why do you think this?

Answer: Human sex trafficking is a degrading practice that is also tied to drug trafficking (drug cartels) and prostitution. I did recall from one info I read (& studied @ school) that prostitutes were also fed drugs to keep them in the business. Sex trafficking right now involved millions of human beings, women, children, and even men being traded and sold like slaves on the market demand for sex. It's heinous, come to think about it, that mankind could be capable to committing such a crime. Where dignity and human rights were sacrificed for profits, drugs and money making. A person's body merely became a tool for profits. The bible tells us that the Creator Jehovah cares for mankind and he detest those who engage in dishonest practices.

I'd like to leave you a thoughtful article to read:

Why a growing problem

Human trafficking soon to end ~ Bible's promise of end to suffering and injustice

Here's one news article:

Trafficking in Humans

“People trafficking has become the third biggest source of income for international crime syndicates behind drugs and arms, raking in an estimated 6 billion to 9 billion dollars per year,” reports the international edition of The Miami Herald. At a recent press conference in Mexico City, John Miller, the director of the U.S. State Department’s Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, told reporters that some 17,500 people a year were trafficked into the United States, one third of these coming either from or through Mexico. “I am not talking about illegal immigration, but men, women and children who are forced or coerced by persons to be in slavelike conditions,” said Miller. He called human trafficking for sexual exploitation and forced labor “one of the premier human rights issues of the 21st century.”

What should I be for Career day?

Athlete

Accountant

Actor/actress

Administrator

Aerospace engineer

Air traffic controller

Ambassador

Anesthetist

Anchorman

Animator

Animal trainer

Archaeologist

Architect

Artist

Astronaut

Astronomer

Athletic trainer

Attorney

Author

Auditor

Babysitter

Baker

Bank teller

Bankerhhj

Barber

Barista

Barrister

Bartender

Bassoonist

Beauty therapist

Beekeeper

Bellhop

Blacksmith

Boilermaker

Bookkeeper

Bookseller

Brewer

Builder

Butcher

Butler

((Balloon salesperson))

Cab driver

Calligrapher

Cameraman

Car designer

Cardiologist

Carpenter

Cartoonist

Cartographer

Cashier

Cellist

Chess player

Chief information officer

Chief executive officer

Chief technology officer

Chief financial officer

Chauffeur

Cheesemaker

Chef

Chemist

Chief of police

Chimney sweep

Civil servant

Civil engineer

Clarinetist

Cleaner

Clerk

Clockmaker

Coach

Coachman

Coast guard

Cobbler

Columnist

Comedian

Company secretary

Compasssmith

Composer

Computer programmer

Conductor (music)

Construction engineer

Construction worker

Consul

Consultant

Contractor, general

Cook

Coroner

Corrections officer

Cosmonaut

Costume designer

Courier

Cryptographer

Cryptozoologist

Currier

Customer service representative

Customs officer

Dancer

Dentist

Deputy (law enforcement)

Dermatologist

Detective

Dictator

Disc jockey

Diver

Doctor

Dog walker

Doorman

Dressmaker

Dealer (casino dealer, also croupier)

Electrical Engineer

Falconer

Farmer

Farrier

Fashion designer

Film director

Film producer

Financial adviser

Fire marshal

Fire Safety Officer

Firefighter

First Mate

Fishmonger

Fisherman

Fitter

Flavorist

Fletcher

Flight attendant

Flight instructor

Florist

Flautist

Food critic

Footballer

Forester

Fortune teller

Funeral director

Gamekeeper

Game designer

Game warden

Gardener

Gemcutter

Genealogist

General

Geologist

Goldsmith

Government agent

Governor

Graphic designer

Gravedigger

Greengrocer

Grocer

Guide

Guitarist

Gunsmith

Hairdresser

Hairstylist

Handyman

Harbourmaster

Harpist

Harpist

Hatter

Historian

Homeopath

Hotel manager

Housekeeper

Illuminator

Illusionist

Illustrator

Image consultant

Importer

Industrial engineer

Industrialist

Information Technologist

Inker

Innkeeper

Instructor

Interior designer

Interpreter

Interrogator

Inventor

Investigator [disambiguation needed]

Investment banker

Investment broker

Ironmonger

Ironmaster

Ironworker

Jailer

Janitor

Jeweller

Journalist

Jurist

Judge

Jockey

Joggler

Karate master

Kinesiologist

Kickboxer

Loan Officer

Laborer

Landlord (also Landlady)

Laundress (also Lavendar)

Law enforcement agent

Lawyer

Leadworker

Leatherer

Leather worker

Lecturer

Level designer (also Mapper)

Librarianship

Librettist

Lifeguard

Lighthouse keeper

Lighting technician

Lineman

Linguist

Loan officer

Lobbyist

Locksmith

Lumberjack

Lyricist

Magistrate

Magnate

Maid

Mailman or Mail carrier

Make-up artist

Management consultant

Manager

Manicurist

Manufacturer

Marine

Marine biologist

Market gardener

Martial artist

Mason

Master of business administration

Massage therapist (also masseuse/masseur)

Matador

Mathematician

Mechanic

Mechanical Engineer

Mechanician

Mediator

Medic

Medical biller

Medical Laboratory Scientist

Medical Transcriptionist

Mesmerist

Messenger

Mid-wife

Milkman (also Milkmaid)

Miller

Miner

Missionary

Model

Modeller

Moneychanger

Moneylender

Monk

Mortgage broker

Mountaineer

Muralist

Music educator

Musician

Navigator

Négociant

Negotiator

Netmaker

Neurologist

Newscaster

Night auditor

Nightwatchmen

Notary

Novelist

Numerologist

Numismatist

Nun

Nursemaid

Nurse

Nutritionist

Oboist

Obstetrician

Occupational therapist

Odontologist

Oncologist

Ontologist

Operator

Ophthalmologist

Optician (also Optometrist)

Oracle

Ordinary Seaman

Organizer [disambiguation needed]

Orthodontist

Ornithologist

Ostler

Otorhinolaryngologist

Optometrist

Ocularist

Opthamologist

Painter

Paleontologist

Paralegal

Paramedic

Park ranger

Parole Officer

Pastor

Patent attorney

Patent examiner

Pathologist

Pawnbroker

Peddler

Pediatrician

Pedologist (soil)

Percussionist

Perfumer

Personal Trainer

Pharmacist

Philanthropist

Philologist

Philosopher

Photographer

Physical Therapist

Physician

Physician Assistant

Physicist

Physiognomist

Physiotherapist

Pianist

Piano tuner

Pilot (shipping)

Pilot (aviation)

Pirate

Plumber

Podiatrist

Poet

Police inspector

Politician

Porter [disambiguation needed]

Presenter

President

Press officer

Priest

Princess

Principal

Printer

Prison officer

Private detective

Probation Officer

Proctologist

Product designer

Professor

Professional dominant

Programmer

Project Manager

Proofreader

Prostitute

Psychiatrist

Psychodramatist

Psychologist

Public Relations Officer

Public speaker

Publisher

Porn star

Queen consort

Queen regnant

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