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Barrier is not OP. A shaman or druid can use http://www.wowhead.com/spell=30633/thunderclap or http://www.wowhead.com/spell=61391/typhoon respectively to push you out of it and if a boomkin throws a http://www.wowhead.com/spell=78675/solar-beam over the area then your casters wont WANT to stay in it.
Lots of raid have "Don't stand in the fire" damage too so it will be situationally powerful but not "nerfbat" overpowered.
http://www.wowhead.com/spell=51490/thunderstorm for shamans, sorry.
PVP wise, yes you can get blasted out of it, but Moonkin's Solar Beam has a much smaller area of effect than PW:B as far as I know. So you could be standing in the barrier, and not on the solar beam effect.
As well, yes, it COULD be nerfbat worthy. Right now, the ground AoE healing effects are powerful, but you can't just ignore boss abilities entirely. With an additional, flat, 30% reduction in damage for 10 sec though? That, in combination with other healing effects, could mean a raid sitting through a big boss ability to make the most of BL/Heroism/TW/whatever the hell people have that's a 15 sec haste buff, rather than having to move.
And if that's the case, it would be heading for the nerfbat, I'd say.


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A dissident Catholic group ordained a Kentucky woman as a priest Saturday, highlighting divisions between U.S. members of the church and the Vatican.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — In an emotional ceremony filled with tears and applause, a 70-year-old Kentucky woman was ordained a priest on Saturday as part of a dissident group operating outside of official Roman Catholic Church authority.
Rosemarie Smead is one of about 150 women around the world who have decided not to wait for the Roman Catholic Church to lift its ban on women priests, but to be ordained and start their own congregations.
In an interview before the ceremony, Smead said she is not worried about being excommunicated from the Church — the fate of other women ordained outside of Vatican law.
"It has no sting for me," said Smead, a petite, gray-haired former Carmelite nun with a ready hug for strangers. "It is a Medieval bullying stick the bishops used to keep control over people and to keep the voices of women silent. I am way beyond letting octogenarian men tell us how to live our lives."
Related: Pope stresses women's 'fundamental' importance to the church
The ordination of women as priests, along with the issues of married priests and birth control, represents one of the big divides between U.S. Catholics and the Vatican hierarchy. Seventy percent of U.S. Catholics believe that women should be allowed to be priests, according to a New York Times/CBS News poll earlier this year.
The former pope, Benedict XVI, reaffirmed the Catholic Church's ban on women priests and warned that he would not tolerate disobedience by clerics on fundamental teachings. Male priests have been stripped of their holy orders for participating in ordination ceremonies for women.
In a statement last week, Louisville Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz called the planned ceremony by the Association of Roman Catholic Women Priests a "simulated ordination" in opposition to Catholic teaching.
"The simulation of a sacrament carries very serious penal sanctions in Church law, and Catholics should not support or participate in Saturday's event," Kurtz said.
The Catholic Church teaches that it has no authority to allow women to be priests because Jesus Christ chose only men as his apostles. Proponents of a female priesthood said Jesus was acting only according to the customs of his time.
They also note that he chose women, like Mary Magdalene, as disciples, and that the early Church had women priests, deacons and bishops.
The ceremony, held at St. Andrew United Church of Christ in Louisville, was attended by about 200 men and women. Many identified themselves to a Reuters reporter as Catholics, but some declined to give their names or their churches.
The modern woman priest movement started in Austria in 2002, when seven women were ordained by the Danube River by an independent Catholic bishop. Other women were later ordained as bishops, who went on to ordain more women priests and deacons.
"As a woman priest, Rosemarie is leading, not leaving the Catholic Church, into a new era of inclusivity," said Bishop Bridget Mary Meehan during her sermon Saturday. "As the Irish writer James Joyce reminded us, the word 'Catholic' means 'Here comes everybody!'"
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Make-your-own soda -- worth it? Advice?
My husband will not give up soda. I hate the artificial sweeteners and garbage in diet sodas, but it's challenging to find sodas made with sugar instead of HFCS. After seeing the make-your-own soda machine at Williams-Sonoma, my husband wants to make his own. Chowhounders, what are your thoughts and experiences with home-brew soda? Any machines that are better than others? Where do you get the supplies for this venture? Should I just stock pile Dubln Dr. Pepper and Mexican Coke? And is it possible to break a life-long soda habit?
I can't answer your query with regard to (flavored) sodas. But I can say that we bought a carbonation machine a few years ago (we are seltzer water addicts) and we love it. There is nothing like being able to control the carbonation level. We sometimes add "flavorings" like a splash of cranberry juice but we've never used syrups to make regular sodas.
I don't know what kind of machine Wm-S sells. If you are interested in a carbonation machine, there are several threads on the Cookware board. Search for "soda club" or "soda stream" and you'll find pros and cons. Personally, I love my soda club machine. We make and go through several litres of seltzer water each day. And we don't have all the plastic bottles which makes me feel doublely good about it.
Good luck in your quest. We've been trying to get my mother to give up soda too and it has never worked.
re: LNG212
I am not absolutely sure but W-S was selling the "Penguin" model by soda club/soda stream, the one with glass bottles. If so, do not buy this. I have one and it does not carbonate well and is a PITA and is expensive. On the other hand, the less expensive versions from Soda Stream with the plastic bottles work quite well, particularly the model with the larger CO2 canister. Some folks had distribution problems with them but I have been happy with the service. Search CH for Seltzer thread from a few years back.
re: Sinicle
No, we don't have the penguin model - it was too small for us and looked like it would be a pain too. (Thanks for confirmation on that!) We have the "edition 1" which takes the 110L CO2 which, for us, last about 3-4 months. We've been very happy with the delivery service too but I think I read the same threads you read about service problems (maybe there are issues in some areas and not others).
re: LNG212
I'm a seltzer fanatic but didn't like lugging the up 3 flights and the plastic. My mom bought me an ISI seltzer maker. I buy the co2 wholesale. Best gift EVER!
If you want to feel tropical....I have a pineapple gadget that cores and removes the pineapple. I always thought it was a shame to leave the shell...Well now I blast it with my seltzer sprayer...I get this pineapple fizzy in the shell...It's a Gilligan moment:)
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That's funny - we're in a 4th floor walk up as well. And yup, lugging a case of seltzer up the stairs is no fun at all!
The pineapple thing sounds awesome. And even Gilligan must have had a good idea one time or another! :)
I can a lot of fruit so I save the spiced syrup that's left over (I can pints of that so it's shelf stable) and also left over syrup from the opened fruit jars to mix with seltzer for "sodas" when the grandkids are here. We don't buy commercial sodas. No fancy machines. Usually takes about 2 tablespoons to a 16 oz glass, or to taste. Put the syrup in the glass first, then pour chilled seltzer from a good height into the glass (no ice) to get it to blend without stirring and losing carbonation. I just feel better giving that to the kids to satisfy their soda cravings knowing that there's no HFCS in it and only the herbs and spices I've put in. They get entirely too much processed food/candy/soda in their daily lives (Mt. Dew for breakfast for 8 and 10 year olds? Please...) and don't seem to miss it when the rules change at grandma's.
But my point is, spiced simple syrups are easy to make, easy to can (small canning jars and a large stock pot, 10 minutes in a boiling water bath), inexpensive, and mixed with seltzer are a satisfying alternative and you can control the amount of sweet. Oh, and you can double purpose the syrups as flavoring and sweetener for coffee, tea, lemonade, and sorbet.
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Morwen, what a great idea for the "leftover" syrup. I had not even thought of that use and we'll definitely be trying it. We currently have some of the peach/bourbon syrup and pear/amaretto syrup. Now I'm looking forward to that.
(And we have the machine just because we don't want the plastic bottles and the expense for the amount of seltzer that we drink. It is both cost effective and environmentally friendly.)
re: LNG212
I looked at the machines with lust in my heart. But we really only have seltzer in the house when the kids are here so I couldn't justify it. We reuse the few bottles we get by contributing them to the annual cider pressing party to freeze the cider in and others become cloches in the garden.
re: morwen
An annual cider pressing party sounds like a whole lotta fun! :)
We haveone of the soda stream with the large canister. We love it, but we don't use the flavorings they sell, they are awful. If you want to make soda, just make your seltzer and then flavor it with what ever your husband likes. Sometimes we just put a little lemonade,or limeade, or just lemon and lime. We really like it.
re: mtbwustl
I have the Soda Stream Fountain Jet and absolutely love it. You can use the 33 oz. carbonation canister with it which is a time and money saver. I also use their soda syrups which can be purchased at Williams-Sonoma or Kohls. I believe the machines at the retail stores use only the small canisters. Buy the machine from the Soda Club along with your initial supply of syrups. Your gonna love it. http://www.sodastreamusa.com/Fountain...
re: Alfred G
We also went for the fountain jet. Super purchase. I really think this should be in every American household. We bought ours from http://makeyoursoda.com as they offer a $10 saving coupon - which went very handy in buying extra syrups :-)
Love my Soda Stream for fizzy water-never use syrups. When my first machine was approaching two years old, it was not carbonating well. I called Soda Stream to ask what I should do and they sent me a new machine at no charge. That's service!!!
I had looked at the SodaStream thingies, then saw this webpage:
and realized that I could have myself hundreds of gallons of seltzer water for less than the price of the little plastic gizmo. Instead of having to ship back those teeny little bottles, I could just go refill the CO2 cylinder at a number of places around town (would you believe paintball supply stores?) for less than $20 once every few years. Sure it doesn't look as pretty, but that's why garages were invented, right?
Although now that you mention it, having stockpiles of Dublin Dr Pepper and Mexican Coke does sound awfully nice... both of those are quite the vice of mine.
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I have one other piece of advice for prospective soda makes. The next time you go to a spice store, pick up a packet or two of cystalline citric acid (the common name is sour salt). Practically every soda made contains citric acid (as well as phosporic acid) so a soda syrup that doesn't contain one or the other (or more often both) usally tastes "flat". You can of course use actual citrus juice but 1 it will make any soda you make cloudy and 2. it will cut the shelf life of yours soda down to roughly that of freshly squeezed fruit juice, you'll have to keep it in the refigerator all the time and it will eventually start to ferment (and bear in mind that, as the beverage is already carbonated and hence already has bubbles, the first sign you'll have that its "gone bad" is when you actually put some in your mouth.) I sure there is somewhere whne one can purchase food grade phosphoric acid as well but none spring to mind.
For those of you living in the Los Angeles area, I just found the soda stream maker for $89.99 at a store on the northeast corner of Olympic and Western. I just bought some new bottles, for 15 for two. They also have the cartridges for 15 with an exchange. They have the penquin for $99.99.
Many thanks to everyone for your thoughts on the soda maker! We decided to get the Penguin, because of the glass bottles and the availability of the cartridges. My husband loves it like crazy! We purchased the Sonoma Co. soda syrups in cola and root beer, and he spent hours perfecting his optimal recipe. Since the syrups are all-natural w/ cane sugar, he's avoiding the garbage in commercial sodas. And he's cut down on the amount he's drinking -- he makes one carafe in the evening and has only that, sometimes not finishing the carafe. I've been making tons of seltzer water and sometimes use fruit juices to flavor. All in all, we're really thrilled with the purchase.
I received a Soda Stream for my birthday and absolutely love it. I'm a seltzer addict, easily drinking 2 liters per day. This little gizmo is great. All the seltzer I want and none of the lugging of bottles, nor the waste.
Best. Invention. Ever.
We bought a Soda Stream last summer at an outlet mall, and our local Bed Bath & Beyond carries the cartridges, so it's been convenient and I think we've saved some money compared to buying 2 liter bottles of seltzer and club soda.
Usually DH and I just drink it straight or with a wedge of lemon, but now and then I'll half-and-half it with some fruit juice that may be overly sweet for me. I've found that adding seltzer to grapefruit juice makes a soda very much like Squirt, or Canfield's 50-50.
And it's especially nice to have an egg cream any time I want one!


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Cold River Records artist Katie Armiger has got to be feeling just a little bit excited this week. She's just announced that she'll make her first-ever Grand Ole Opry performance on September 23rd at the Opry stage in Nashville. Her debut performance is part of the 7 pm CST show.
"Performing on the GRAND OLE OPRY is a dream come true for me," said Katie. "I am truly honored and thankful to be able to take that legendary stage and perform. This is a huge milestone and I couldn't be more excited – especially around the release of the deluxe album."
She'll also be releasing the deluxe version of her "Confessions Of A Nice Girl (The True Confessional)" album on September 20th; three days before the appearance. The release will feature four original songs including her current single "I Do But Do I," and new songs "Worth It," a dance remix of "Best Song Ever," and an acoustic version of "Cry, Cry, Cry."


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How can SOLEs be implemented without causing students to shun necessary but "boring" skills?
I remember when I was in 8th grade and a classmate asked me point-black what was the purpose of geography. Let me tell you, my answer of "so you know the climate of the country you are visiting or where is it" was utter rubish - both to my classmate and to me, but that was the only thing I could think of that she could actually relate to (two months later, she move to New Zealand).
In school, we are taught many things that we may not WANT to know, but that we NEED to know. Examples: grammar, composition, history, geography, mental maths, etc. Also, there are also many subjects for which we know the bare minimum (learnt at school) because we never give ourselves the time to learn about even if we know they are important (not many people actually read their country's constitution) or interesting (ethics, philosophy, art, etc.)
So... how ca SOLEs include these subjects without going against their principle (learning through self-motivation, not through imposition)
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"It is impossible to predict which concrete bits of knowledge will be useful in the future. Those who want to raise standards or "get back to basics" always try to implement their programs in terms of fixed curricula and those curricula inevitably run into problems when they try to get very specific about just what concrete bits they specify students should swallow. The point they miss is that what matters is not how well students can retain knowledge, but how well they can apply it.
We cannot create meaningful change by promulgating lists of knowledge. We must concern ourselves with how students should learn. How knowledge is acquired matters as much as what is acquired. When knowledge is acquired in service of a goal, it remains forever linked to that goal."
Source: Engines for Education http://www.engines4ed.org/hyperbook/nodes/NODE-74-pg.html
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The Future of the New Issues Market
AbstractEvery MBA program that I have taught in has some Asian students, and in some Asian societies, such as Korea, it is common for a student to give a gift to a teacher at the end of the year. Some Korean students continue this practice when they are students in the U.S., and over the years I have received a number of gifts from students. Most of these gifts fall into the category of trinkets and knick-knacks, and I would guess that the average value of these gifts has been about twenty dollars. I typically accept these gifts when offered, and sometimes I even remember the student's name. I don't think that many people would consider my acceptance of these gifts after the end of a semester as unethical behavior. I haven't been faced with the decision, but what would I do if I was offered a gift of a work of art, a gift worth $200? And what if I could sell this gift (I would wait until after the student graduated and left town, of course), and pocket the $200? Would accepting this gift be unethical? Would it change my behavior? What if the work of art was worth $10,000, but the Korean student let me know in advance of the final exam that he or she only gave gifts to professors in classes where an 'A' was received? Would this affect my decisions on what grade to give this student, especially if it turned out the student was right on the borderline between an A and a B when I was making up the grade distribution? What if the student didn't tell me this in advance, but I had learned from experience that I would receive much more valuable gifts from Korean students if they received high grades? Would it be OK for me to accept significant gifts from students who received high grades if other professors were doing so? In other words, if it was "standard industry practice?" Because this article is about the new issues market, I will not discuss further the ethical problems associated with professors who give high grades to students and receive gifts in return. This article will focus mainly on the initial public offerings (IPOs) of equity securities. I will focus on equity IPOs mainly because this is where almost all of the controversy lies. In particular, there are controversies associated with underwriters who allocate hot IPOs to hedge funds and receive commission business in return. After presenting some statistics concerning IPOs and discussing controversies, the article ends with some policy recommendations.
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In pre-Eeformatlon'-days it was' -utilized las a parliamerit lionse, and a:ljrewery.iiria a bakery; were es- tablislied by ihe monks for their ^convenience ".within the' sacred precincts. ^-London Tit-Bits. ; Th# Quality Grdeery VI"*:>-:>'■'■'■ PH01E.-86 ' / - t Fresh Fruits, Vegetables,, Ganned Goods, Fancy, Groceries, Cigars, Candy ; Sprii%':':Is.tHarel..■:; Garden making .will soon begin-. We hayevall kinds of Garden Seeds—bulk and package. I When you want a Good cup of Coffee, buy: Art Quality, White House, . • Yubau.or San Marta \ Bring, us your Butter and Eggs.. * .Gash paid for all farm produce. MARTIN HJtiSS Phone 86 ■ ','■ Dire Effect of Stuttering. -We, ailvof" us. possess nndiscovered gifts. Life's conflicts, especially \to those suffering from 'speech defects, are so- tremendous .and severe that j these gifts are often starved out. Tbe ,few tbajt have' the supreme endurance }'to'Seep on and' oyerride,, their handicap! ' to * success *i?ay a terrific price for their strain. Many a stutterer begins life as wholesome and optiniistic as- anyof us, but turns crabbed .under his sufferings and breaks down* nervously at the end.—Exchange. . • AI i¥. Ye Stand On Guard .*-* We stand' guard as a true soldier against impurities. ' In our materials, in our mixing, in our baking, we maintain* rigid discipline. Yon can "buy your bread and your pies and your cakes and your everything else -from us with tne absolute surety that you are getting first-class service. Schnebelt's Bakery Bell Holds You Spellbound. - In the temple of Ghionln, at Kyoto, Japan, isawdiderful bronze bell said to weigh 100 tons; and when its meildSv boom is heard the, pedestrian stands still and the workman pauses to'listen, the vibrations being felt over, a large area. It has no tongu.e, but the end pf a- wooden beam, suspended horizontally, swings against ithe brazen mass. There are* only two larger .bells Jn the world, that ■ of Mindon Min In Burma and. one at Moscow. , ■ ,j. Pertinent Query.' , ' "Gentlemen, I can't sit still without saying a word aha so I Tjse. I will speak what lies close 'to my heart. Everybody debates the future of the country:. Buildings -are erected for posterity. Everything'that is-done,* built, planted, i&simply. for the benefit ■of posterity, Npw, what in Heaven's name has posterity done for u».?"— Easper, Stockholm. *. The Poorer In a Tree. A young man wished to measure'the force that drives the sap upward in •trees and shrubs. So he, cut a vine and tied a bladder over Its jerid. In- two hours the bladder was greatly distended, and Insige of three hours it burst with a -plop, so great is the force that drives sap upward—PopUr 'lar Science Monthly.t New May Festival Artists. Xiiicrezie Boxi,. celebrated Spanish sopranoo pf the Metropolitan OprT.i company, and Qrville Harrold, distinguished American dramatic tenor of the same institution,, have-been engaged to "ipear as soloists at the Ann &rbor May Festival, taking the place pf Liuisa"Tetraazini and Tito Scliiipa, who 'have been prevsethted pX>m filling the'iy Anni Arbor engagements "on account of the* fact thatithey will sail from this country .early In May. Miss Bori and^Mr. Harrold^ have both made profound imj)i-essions i^ the apemtic wo,rld "amd .neither has been beard in Ann Arbor previously. Ma*. Harrold. wlill appaar as soloist in a? miscellaneous p.rogr-am "Wednesday evening and Miss Bori in the same capacity, Friday evening, eaoh singing, several of their .favorite ai"iag. ! Mr. Harrold is an American, who was discovered by Oscar Hammer- stein in the *days»-of the Manhattan "Opera obmpiaiiiy. During the intervening years he" has- won many sue- cessess- "both, "in t-: Ms country ant] ahroad'and today,stands at the zenith of his powers. He possesses a voice of ,g.'eat power, clearness," purity and beauty. The New York critics invariably refer ,to his performances in glowing terms and he is credited with cireaitlng^many furores. Miss. Bori returned to this- country about the middle of the year- and since then has been heard to splendid advantage.. Shja possesses a glorious voice Which is quite in keeping with Her own charming personality. , O'tiher artists who will apsear at the fesBiv^il are": Rosa Ponselle. Florence Himkle, Grace Johnson-Konold. fjopranos; Cyreria Van' 'Gordon and Marie Alcock, contraltos; Charles Mairsliall, Lambert Muirphy, tenors; Arthur Middleton, Thiepdoi-e Harrison. Chase -S'ikeS, Robert MeCandliss, baritones; Gustaf Holmauist, bass; Fan-, :'ny- ^loomfield-Zeisler, pianist; Albert A; Stanley, Frederick Stock, George Osca,r Bowen, conductors; The Uni- versisty Choral Union-(300 Voices); a ohoi«us of several hundred school children and the Chicago Symphony orclieatra'.' -*lifenidel^sohnrs' "BHiali'"" andyerdre "Aida" will' be performed by the adult. Khorus.while the children's- chorus- will perform a ^work j specially written by Earl V. Moore, as well as a number of miscellaneous numbers. v »■ ' JUDD DISTRICT Hobart Richards is helping William Richards for a time. Mir. and Mrs. Karl Theurer spent Sunday at George Theurer s. Leol'a Richards was home from Ypsilanti over the week end. Mrs. David Hansor was- on'the sick list a few days last week. Muriel King spent Friday night and Saturday at "B. G. Richards'. ** W. J. "LeBaron and wife attend- ed'a party at Qnin Canine's, Friday evening. " Folly Came Home-to'Him. • When Charles V. abdicated his throne and retired to the monastery of St. Juste, be amused" himself by trying to . learn watchmaking;'""After some time he remarked one; day: ''What an egregious fool must I have been to hdve squandered* so much blood and treasure in an absurd attempt to, make men- think alike, when I cannot even^j make a few watches keep time to gether." * . . - - First Campaign Emblem.' *'.. As far as known, the first" campaign- emblem- was a finger, ring of* copper. It was worn by the adherents of John Quincy Adams in 1824, when he ran for'president, and was inscribed* "John Quincy Adams," 1825/* Tintypes ana medallions were among the Insignia of the 1\ jD campaign". . Church Built From One Tree. - With * the exception of., the . floor, every piece of tiniber used in the construction of a church'-recently completed at Slmta Rosa, Cal., was cut from one tree—-a giant redwood, 18 feet in diameter. The tree produced- 78,000 feet" of timber, besides a large numbed of shingles. «■ Wise Words. Wfe~ may. be assured .that liberty will not descend to a people; a people must raise themselves* to liberty; it is a blessing that must be earned before j.'it can b'e enjoyed; and what is worth having is worth earnestly striving for. —From tile 'Italian.. . - . Keep the Chest Up. "Hit the chest as high as ever it will go, and 'keep- -it- there throughout the wliole process.jof singing, from a single note to a §ong. The. object of- the-raised chest is threefold; 1. -To get it out of the way and give free'. play to-the lungs. 2. To .give reso-j Avocado Pear Valuable: Jiance to the .voice. e S. To give pres-1 The avocado or alligator pear- con- ence."—H. Plunket Greene, in "Inter-; tains as much nutritious fat asvdoes pretation in' Song."- . ' * 1 ordinary cream, sometimes as'high as j-20 per ce^t As it contains little starch or sugar, it might prove valu- ' To Raise House Plants From Slips.. . _ . To g^rowa house plant from a slip, ! able in the-diet of diabetics If It did take a half-ripe branch and cut a slip -not cost so much.' three inches'long. After taking offi all i , • ' , —s - j- leaves.except" .the upper two, plant It j Oajen Encouraged by Singing, in wet sand, exposing-only half of the ' , In France the'toxen that work" in -the slip. The. sand, should'be kept moist "fields are regularly sung to as an en- When the roots, begin' to grow, trans- couragement to exertion, "and no peas- plant tbe slip into*a pot with ordinary "ant, ha*s- the slightest doubt but that soil. Plants such as* oleander and Ivy the' animals listen" to him with pleas- wlU root in water. - -. - .-»i ure. Chevrolet Motor Company Deals With - Price Problems in Logical Way. The Chevrolet. Motor Company in a recept announcement deals with the present price problem in a most logical way. - "It seems that a part of the company's program is based on the production of 50,000 Model "Four-Ninety' >. cars. This model is well known and there are about 500,000 in use» "The. company proposes to build.the 50,000 before August 1, 1921 and if it reaches this number, and it.has every reason to believe tlisit it is going^ to be successful, each purchaser of Kn open car of the "Four- Ninety'5 tyiie will receive' a' refund■ of $70, •and those * who buy closed cars of this type Will receive a refund of.?100.. A certificate setting forth the terms of the plan, will be given to each retail purchaser and' the -total number of Model "Four-Nineties" produced by Chevrolet factories during the period •which" governs the -proposed plan will be published not later than August ,10,1921. • " ' Those who'pucchased Model "Four- Ninety" Chevrolets under the Chevrolet Motor Company's price guarantee of last October, benefit by the refund plan. During the period of readjustment, the Chevrolet Motor Company,-.uuind- ful'of its duties to its employes, its patrons and the general public alike, refrained frpm making any impulsive price change. They knew that a drastic1 cut, based on a guess- as to future conditions could have only one effect— the destruction of the nation's buying pawer. It would tear down-public confidence and stagnate the movement of crops and merchandise. Jt would slash wages and visit'suffering and, hardships ; on millions of people; ,,'.', • ' ^ But conditions have changed.^ Raw material prices "have found new levels. Inventories have been readjusted to the bottom of the market and it is therefore possible' for the company to make* a definite proposition on quantity produc tion."—rAdv. • CENTRAL YORK Clyde and Arthur Desbrough are on the sick\list. ■•' ' Sherman Cook is home from Arkansas this week. _New sheds are being erected at the York Baptist church. . * Mrs. Kenneth McMicJiael was an Ypsilanti visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Jesse Bird .and daughter were Ann Arbor visitors Saturday. Mrs. Rachel Desbrough visited the Oak Grove school Wednesday. Carlton Murray spent Monday evening with Lewis Knerrand family. Miss Rachel Cook entertained Mrs. John Gooding and Mrs. Alger«Allison Tuesday. i - Barney Haselman and family bave^ moved into the tenant house on the Cook farm. . .* . '_■• \ '•• Mr. and Mrs. Don Richards opent Tuesday evening wath Mr, and Mrs. Sam Craig^ • Misses Mary and .Bertha Hertler. spent Wednesday' afternoon wath Mrs. Alger Allison. 'Mrs. William Richards of Rochester. j is spending the week with her husband at their farm. B. F. Gooding of . Ann Arbor visited his brother, John, and_family Wednesday and Thursday. , Mrs. Fred Richards is spending a few days with h'er .parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Gould, in Saline.- ■» Andrew Murray and children, Electa and Harry, were dinner guests of Dan Murray and family Saturday. " Miss Mars Murray attended the Music club party at the home oi Miss Ve*^- ta Mills in Saline Saturday. ''>; A dancing party-was held at the home" of Mr.-and Mrs. Orrin Canine Friday evening,'which was largely attended. - ( A left handed party was held-at the York' Baptist church Thursday evening, but on account of. bad- weather only a few were present. Miss Helen Knerr was Recently married to Mr. McFall of Milan and' they are spetiding some time with her, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Knerr. , , The .proceeds Of the shadow social held at the home ef Fred Richards Friday eve'ding for the benefit of the Qak Grove school was over $47. A large number were present and some of the shadows sold as .high as $3 and $4. -J i i- -^v* tftifflfffji i.^^V.'^ll&£.*I!,'iu * K A 'j£$&t& iWrti^' t^tfft&y*?' *:&>. Ionia.—-Three -more members of the. staff at the Michigan Reformatory here have resigned. James Collins; (superintendent of mailsj. Cyrus Me; dehhall, chaplain, and Quy Conner, " gtitution farmeivare the latest to gui Collins aud Mendenhall have -hel .',office 27" years. -" " ■ ' I vikfcL«i Ypsilanti.—-Frank Wilson," director d£ the Ann Arbor summer curb market, will succeed Edward Foster, resigned, as manager of the Ypsilanti' farm bureau. 'Port Huron—O. B. JMueller, president of the Mueller Metals Co.,. says ev.ery department Js again under way and that the concern is running five days a week. • Lawton—Current from*" the power plant .o£ the Michigan Gas & Electric company, at Constantine, was turned on and 24-hour service was made available to residents of Lawton and to farmers living along the cable route. Inauguration .of the service marlced the"abandonment of-the muni' cipal plant which had been maintained for 20 years: ' Bay City—Stephen Madja, 26, -waE found guilty of murder in ^the first degree by ."a circuit court jury. The jury deliberated an houf aud .a quarter. Sentence will be pronounced later by Judge- S-.G. Houghton. Madj3 Was charged with shooting down Franklin Parker* prominent lumberman, on the night of September 3 1916. Stanley Delostowicz, who was •with Madja at the time of the shooting, confessed to the crime, pleaded guilty and turned state's evidence. It -was practically entirely on his teBti aaoay that Madja was convicted,, - OBSERVER LINERS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING . 8c per L>ne First insertion; {Then 3c per Line; Minim I'm. elfarge 25c For Sale-Rabbits. Bert Welsh, 100 East Henry street. 80 For Sale—Folding buggy cab, with top. Phone 183-F2. Wauled—Getieral purpose horses*' weight ' not ' over 1,300. G. J. Braeey,' ■ ■ ". 39- For Sale—Eight shoats, -weight about 100 lbs. each. R. H. Banner, phone 183-F2. 29tf " For Sale—Three high-grade, young Holstein cows and young heiferi Reuben Rogers, Phone -145-F21? 3c-*31 Visiting cards, wedding invitations and announcements, either printed or engraved, at the Observer office. Eggs for Hatching, Pure-bred official strain White Rock eggs, 15 for 75 cents. M. W; Trout,"Saline phone 144 F-22, 31 " " For Sale—Seed barley, Michigan black hul-less, a high yield variety with smooth leard. Wm. Clements & Son-, phone 193-F13. : ■ *27tf Found—Two "Auto tires, each with rims. Loser may -have same by proving property and .paying for this ad. M. W. Trout, Saline phone 144-F22. (30) For. Sale—Three work horses, two cows and" full blood Poland China stock 4iog. Fred Rilchard^.. Phone 139-F33. - 39 Fluff Rugs; Quality myjmotto, price is right. Not flat work: All work guaranteed. Country work a specialty. Address P. L. Ream, Saline,-, -.-■ 31 Emil JL Arnold. Optometrist^ 220 S. Main 'street, Ann ■ Arbor, specializes in superior eye examination and glasses at reasonable prices. For Sale—One "Purham bull, 16 months old^ This bull is a full blood from a co'w that "gave 15,000 pounds of milk last year. Inquire of Fred Robson, R. *D. 3, Saline. 31 It's tha factory way if B. B. Combs, factory expert piano ■ tuner, tunes your piano. Twenty years' experience. ^-Player pianos a specialty. Call>m.e up at my expense. 408 N. Hamilton street, Ypsilanti- Phoue SSS. TIMBER WANTED. We are in the market for all kinds of saw timber. We pay you a good price,* standing or -at the mill. Write, or- phone No. 70, and we will- be pleased to call and see 'what you miiy have. 25tf G. F. BRACEY &" SON. Wanted—iEggs from, straight" bred chickens. Will pay 5 cents per dozen above market price delivered at my farm, fresh every w;eek. Get them to sue before Fridays. Will air so pay highest prices tor poultry. F. C. Hollis, phone 183-F22" 24tf •Detroit United Lines . , Easteru Standard Time. Between Saline and Ypsilanti *. % Leaves Saline^— " , * 6;50 a. m., 3:4*0 & m, and-every two hours to 8:40 p. m, 10^(15 p. - m., .1:15 _a. mH Leaves .Ypsilanti— , x - .6:25- a. m., 7:40 a., nu, and every . two" hours to 7:40 p. nu, 10:15 p. m. and 12:45 a. m. Last car waits for the theatre car* from Ann Arbor. . Cars connect at Wayne for Plymouth and NortKville; at Ypsilanti for Detroit and Jackson. "t . In effect May 1& WSOv. 't^TATEOF MlCBlGAN. fJountr of Washtenaw, ss. At a session of the probate Court for said County of Washtenaw, held at the "Probate Office in the City of Ann Arbor. 6n the 58th day of March, in" the year one thousand nine hundred and.twenty-one Present, Emory E. Lelind. Judge qf Probate. j, In the Matter of tbe Estate of James L. Gree~ , ory deceased - * * On xeadeng and filing the duly rerified petition of C. A. Curtiss, administrator oi said estate, praying that he niay be licensed to sell cert; real estate described therein at_private sale for xhi purpose of destributiDn. If is Ordered, That the 22nd day of Apra. next, atten o'clock in the forenoon, at said Probate- Office, be appointed for hesringsaid petition. And it is further Ordered. That a copy of this order be published three successive veela prerions to said time of hearing, in the Saline Observer, a news- '.■ paper printed and circulated in said County of Washtenaw. [A*fcruecopy3<L EMORY E. INLAND, Judge isffjaj! DOKCAS C. DOKEGAN. Rediten ■< 7 V. s *1 ;a I
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|I think I have the certificate from thawte, but mail refuses to sign. I've checked the mail address in the certificate matches the account but no joy. Any suggestions?
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First of all, thank you very much for taking the time to post, I really do appreciate it ! :-)
Would you be entirely sure that the e-mail address used on the certificate is the address of the account you are trying to use to send a signed mail, you may want to make sure that you have both keys and the CA certificate in your keychain. Indeed, would you only have one of the pieces, Mail won't be able to use them.
Also, you may want to use the "Keychain First Aid" utility, built into the "Keychain Access" utility to make sure that your keychain is not damaged.
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Blast 130 Calories in 12 Minutes
This challenging circuit was designed by Eric Von Frohlich, founder of Roadfit in New York City, to sculpt all your major muscles while improving balance and coordination.
What you need: A jump rope (that's it!)The Workout
|The Workout
|Warm up with jumping jacks.
|Quick feet push-ups: Run in place as fast as you can for 5 seconds, then drop to the floor and complete one full push-up; repeat.
|Cardio drill: jump rope.
|Skater lunge: Standing with feet hip-width apart, bend right knee 90 degrees and place it behind left foot. Return to start and repeat with opposite leg.
|Reverse crunch: Lie on back with knees bent, feet lifted and arms at sides. Using your abs, lift your hips off floor; lower and repeat.
|Repeat cardio drill.
|Mountain climber: Get into a full push-up position and bring one knee toward chest. Switch feet back and forth as quickly as you can, keeping palms on floor.
|Squat jump: Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, arms at sides. Squat down, then jump up explosively. Land softly into squat position; repeat.
|Repeat cardio drill.
Originally published in FITNESS magazine, November 2006.
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Performer Natasha Tsakos wants to take your message to outer space
MIAMI, Jan. 31, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Conceptual director and performer Natasha Tsakos has taken on a space challenge and wants you to hop along the spacecraft, virtually.
Natasha is an unusual and outstanding character in the world of Theatre, notable for creating, and performing multi-media shows synchronizing 3D animation, 3D mapping, and video projection with live performance. She opened the G20 Summit last year with one of her bold productions, spoken at the TED Conference, and was recently nominated by the World Technology Network presented by TIME, Fortune, CNN, and Ray Kurzweil.
Natasha Tsakos has a unique vision for the future of theatre. She believes the next generation of artists will be performing and innovating in space, coining the term "astroperformer."
In that spirit, she trained at NASA in 2009, and has now enrolled in the Axe Apollo Space Academy program which will send 22 finalists from around the world to outer space. The project is sponsored by Axe, and led by Buzz Aldrin. The competition ends Sunday February 3rd. Thus far Natasha ranks #27 in the astronaut chart. Besides shamefully asking for your vote, she wants to take you along!
Natasha is inviting everyone to post their personal message on her Facebook page or Twitter feed #Natashainspace and will save all messages in a thumb drive, put the thumb drive in a time capsule, take the time capsule to space and back, and finally ask NASA to reveal all messages on December 31, 2050. Who knows, your kids may be reading your deepest secrets!
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New Delhi - Trade unions of Gurgaon workers Thursday held a protest against Maruti Suzuki in the capital demanding cancellation of termination orders of nearly 550 workers.
The Maruti workers were sacked after violence broke out at the company's Manesar plant in July.
The protesters also demanded end to an unofficial lockout at Eastern Medikit's four plants in Gurgaon during the rally at Jantar Mantar here.
Unions affiliated to Hind Mazdoor Sabha (HMS), including unions from Suzuki Powertrain, Suzuki two-wheeler plant, Maruti's Gurgaon plant, Hero Moto Corp, Lumax, Omex, Ricco, Eastern Medikit, Napino Auto, Roop Rubber and Indian Railways, took part in the protest march.
The protesters also handed over a memorandum of demands at the residence of Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda in the capital, a union leader said.


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Categories > Celebrities > Simple Plan > Is This Wa Dreams Are Made Of?
Iam With The BAnd0 Reviews
"Sorry I got a little spaced, just band problems," Tiff sighed as the clattering stopped.
"Oh, you have a band? Why not make a demo and get famous?"
"We would....if we had a singer, I totally suck and don't have the courage to sing."
"Oh I'm sorry, I would join if I could sing and shit, but I can't."
"LIAR!" Benji yelled into the mouthpiece, snatching the phone and running to the other room, with me following. "Tiff, don't believe her! She can sing and she is good at it."
"Really? She could totally save us!"
"And she writes kick ass songs!" I tried to grab the phone but failed as Benji held it above his head. I jumped trying to grab it, the only way I'm gonna get it is if I knock Benji down. I jumped again, grabbing his arm and pulling us both down. The phone slid across the floor as both me and Benji scrambled to get it before the other. Benji grabbed it before me, and I quickly swiped it befroe he got a tight grip on it.
"Sorry about that," I sighed fixing my hair and rushing upstairs.
"No problem, so I guess that's what all the crashing was?"
"It was defense to the phone!"
"Whatever you say, love bird."
"I do not like him!" I groaned cross. Tiff started to laugh and I heard some more shuffling followed by clattering and what sounded like the strings of a bass-don't ask how I identify instruments! "Do you play bass?"
"Uhh, yeah. How did you know?"
"I could hear it...don't ask!"
"Okay, I was about to, but now I won't."
"So anyway, when I went to see her last week-"
"Oh yeah snobby one!"
"Well not only were all the pictures of me in her house gone, my ex-boyfriend who we both promised not to date ever agian because he was abusive, well he was there-"
"Didn't she say that no one was in her house when you called?"
"What a bitch!"
"Yeah, so then I got out of the living room as quick as I could and to her room grabbing all the clothes of mine I lent to her, which was over half my closet. It's half the reason I was so poor and still am, not only were the pictures of my best friends gone they were replaced with pictures of her."
"And what was the point of that?"
"Well on the back of each one was a word, I still have to arrange them to get the message and it's supposed to be a flip book so with the message is an action."
"That's kind of corny..."
"Well, we vowed that if we broke the friendship that we had to do something really memerable to show are real feelings for the other person, like how we felt when the friendship started. We even sighed a contract on it, we both have a copy and her's is framed on her bedroom wall and it still was when I was getting my stuff."
"Wierd, you were a wierd kid."
"I bet you were too!"
"You can't hide what's inside!"
"I can, I will, and I have."
"Oh, aren't we the sneaky one." She laughed and I started to get bored.
"Yo chill out dog, it ain't that fun-nay. Let's raise duh roof tonight, home skillet!" Tiff started to laugh really hard.
"You sound like a mix of a geek trying to act ghetto and...Joel Madden and his horrible attempt to be ghetto."
"That was the point, dog."
"Aight, aight. That's cool."
"Well I've gots to go homie G, the man is a callin'."
"Man, he's always tryin' to bring the gangsta's down!"
"I know dog! I'll ring ya later, see ya."
"Bye." I hung up and trotted down the stairs slipping the phone in Joel's hand on the way down. I made my way to the kitchen where Benji was on his cell phone with Paul.
"What up? What up?" I yelled in the mouthpiece.
"Anna, we are talking buisness!" Benji growled at me.
"Yeah, reading off a list that contains soda, chips, beer, and hot girls is totally buisness."
"If you want to continue our party tonight it is!"
"Whatever." I rolled my eyes and opened the freezer door letting the frosty air hit my face as I stuck my hands into the ice cold depths and pulled out a carton that read 'Chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream'. I set it down on the counter and pulled out a spoon setting it down on the blue, speckled, marble counter and opened the carton lid reavealing vanilla ice cream, with chunks of light brown dough and brown chocolate chips stuck between all the ice cream. I picked up the spoon and scraped the surface picking up ice cold goodness that filled my mouth, and chilled my body. Okay, it's not like I'm in heaven...but hell, it's really good! Two arms went around me and grabbed my spoon, I didn't bother to look back, it had to be Benji. He took a spoonful of ice cream and took it back to his pierced mouth. I turned around and looked him in the eye watching him swallow the liquid in his mouth.
"What?" he asked after moments silence.
"Nothing," I smiled.
I clutched the red towel that was around me, covering my body and drying me off. I pulled out a set of clothes and set them on my newly made bed, then walked to my vanity table, brushing my hair and drying it. I pulled my hair up in a clip letting a huge chunk of my bangs fall out, then I braided a few strands putting small elastics on them. I stood up and slid off to my clothes, putting on my black bra and panties, then slipping on my black capris. I pulled out two studded belts, one was green and the other black, I put them around my waist but not in the bely loops. I picked up my black and red striped quarter length sleeve shirt and put it on, while heading over to my vanity table again. I dumped the make-up on my table and put eye liner on, really thick, then I put five streaks down from my eyes. I also put on red eye shadow and clear lip gloss, then I grabbed a pair of skater shoes and slipped them on running out of my bedroom door. We had booked the club for all of the guys and my friends, which really was Tiffany, and she was bringing her band so they were considered my friends. Their names are Alex and Ashley, they seemed like cool people. Alex was a blonde who always died her bangs different colors and Ashley was just a plain blonde who really did nothing drastic with her look. I stopped by Benji and Joel who were waiting for me by the front door, and we headed out.
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Already dubbed by some as an Internet Explorer or even Windows Killer, Google's Chrome is just web browser – nothing more, nothing less. If Chrome was just Chrome, without Google's name on it – no one would ever pay attention on it.
So what is it all about?
Google was consistent (note the sarcasm) for years telling that it does not have any plans for developing web browser (or operating system), and just few days ago – Sergey Brin, Google's co-founder said: "It just happened to migrate from being false to being true."
Chrome is a browser that no one would ever pay attention to if it had not have Google name on it. It prides itself with features already found in all major web browsers – and does that in a way that user can think that all those features were invented by Chrome.
Here are just few of them:
Google: Today, most of what we use the web for on a day-to-day basis aren't just web pages. They're applications.
Google: The Gears guys were thinking about multi-threaded browser (…) what if we have multiple processes? Each having its own memory and its own copy of the global data structures.
UXPassion.com: The IE guys were thinking about that one too. And guess what – you already have that in Internet Explorer 8. Exactly the same thing – only without Gears guys involved.
Google: Omnibox handles far more than just URL's. It also offers suggestions for searches, top pages you've visited before, pages you haven't visited but are popular and more…
UXPassion.com: Firefox's Awesome bar does that too. So does the Internet Explorer's Address bar. And they've been doing that before Google Chrome.
Google: Google Chrome has a privacy mode. You can create "incognito" window and nothing that occurs in that window is ever logged on your computer.
UXPassion.com: Internet Explorer 8 comes with InPrivate – pretty much the same thing. Safari has something like that too. But yeah – with Google Chrome – wheel is being reinvented.
Also, Chrome is using rendering engine WebKit, but there is no support for embedded fonts declared trough using @font-face in CSS. Chrome will download referenced font but it is not going to display it.
Something that really bothers me – Google Chrome sucks at handling zoom. If you decide to zoom in on some web page like you can do it in Firefox and Internet Explorer, you will get surprised (Google breaks the principle of least astonishment) – images and everything else on the web page will remain intact – only text will be resized. For example, if you are looking at web page that is 1000 pixels wide and use Chrome to zoom in, it will stay 1000 pixels wide no matter what you do – only the text will react on your actions.
And, of course – there is huge privacy issue – something that Google really sucks at these days. And this time it sucks even more. Don't be evil – Google says. This time – they should listen to themselves.
At the end, I will go and cite Associated Press:
While Chrome's performance is a little better than that of Firefox, in practical terms, it is far less useful, because it lacks the broad array of third-party add-ons programs like Flashblock that make Firefox so customizable. With time, it might catch up, but in the meantime, I'd recommend giving the new Internet Explorer a spin.
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I agree that we don't really need another browser hero wannabe. But then I doubt that this, in itself, has been Google's aim. More likely it is part of larger, longer term effort to mine more user data than cookies can provide, and generally expand–as we should expect–the roll of the browser, from web "page" viewer, to web application platform. The latter I, for one, generally applaud, and think Google more trustworthy than others, if not completely so. The timing of Chrome's release, however, seems to indicate a half-hearted effort. And this appears to be a trend: Google seems to have spread itself so very wide across projects, and thinly, that momentum for products such as Chrome is uninspiring, as a result. Its early giddiness and sense of infallibility seems to be waning, finally. Time will tell if they can regain focus… on something.


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Legal Battle To Keep Mississippi's Only Abortion Clinic Open ResumesBy Jeffrey Hess | Published 28 Nov 2012 04:28pm |
Abortion rights advocates have filed a lawsuit to keep Mississippi's only abortion clinic open. MPB's Jeffrey Hess reports this new legal battles is an effort to stop a law that could force the clinic to close.
Jackson women's Health Organization is the only abortion clinic in the state, and supporters argue a new clinic regulation law will force them to close.
The suit filed in federal court is asking a federal judge to block that law which requires all doctors at the abortion clinic to have admitting privileges at a local hospital.
Attorney Michelle Movahed with the Center for Reproductive Rights, who filed the lawsuit on behalf of the clinic, says after month's of trying, every hospital in Central Mississippi rejected requests for admitting privileges.
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"The intent of this legislation is a health care issue for women. We completely believe that. We believe that abortion is a very serious procedure and we believe that when a person is performing an abortion at this clinic that they should have privileges at a local hospital," Mims said.
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I have reviewed my post on the "Philia Comment" video that I had previously posted. And to those who "liked" and "re-blogged" it, I am sorry. Yes I did translate some of their words wrong. I admit to it. I know I messed up. Probably because I wasn't fully listening. And to that I am sorry. In the future (that's if I do ever post a translation) I will revise my translations to make them correct. I do in fact speak Japanese. Quite excellent if I do say so myself. But again, I am sorry for not translating the comment all the way.
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Yep, I live in Columbus. Very observant :)
Yep, I live in Columbus. Very observant :)
I'll be 27 next month.
Thank you :)
I'm not sure which black and white series you're talking about as I have a lot if images posted here, but the decision to do black and white or color is up to the photographer, not me. But I'm sure there will be more to come.
Nothing about my blog, or anything I've ever posted anywhere suggests that I am casting new partners. The video I made with my fiancé was a one time occurance, and I am not in the business of making porn. And even if I did have the urge, it definitely wouldn't be with someone who proposed the idea in a barely coherent sentence with three misspelled words and a winky face.
So peddle your dick elsewhere, honey; I'm not interested. But please do respond because I am truly interested in hearing why exactly you thought that might work.
I get this a lot, and I've always felt that comment was a little like those backhanded compliments girls give each other.You know, the "I would look horrible in that shirt, but it really hides your stomach well."
So while I do appreciate the sentiment of course, let's all agree that that's like saying "You look really great for someone with a horrible haircut!"
But thanks though :)
Not too forward at all :)
Thanks for the love!
I do. I love early Pink Floyd, and "See Emily Play" is one of my favorite songs. Shame that bands are always imploding like that, though. Not to diminish David Glamour at all, but you have to wonder what it would have been like if Syd been able to stay. Of course then we probably wouldn't have The Wall.
Peer pressure mostly. I had piercings in the back of my neck that I had to cover up at work everyday, and I got sick of it so I grew my hair to cover them, then I took them out. The original plan was to keep it long while they healed, then experiment with various lengths before going back to a pixie. The whole process was prolonged by everyone in my life begging me to keep it long because most people I know had never seen me with long hair. It pretty much feels like I've been wearing a wig for a year and everyone has been saying how much better I look when I'm dressed up like someone else instead of myself.
Thank you! I've gotten a fair amount of appreciation for the "natural" look.
Yes, my hair is very thick, which can be good and bad. I cut my hair short when I was only 15, so having long hair makes me feel like a child, that's one reason I don't like it. I also prefer my hair short because I feel like it sets me apart; it kind of defined me for a while, and I miss that.
I went about 10 months without cutting it, then went to the bob seen in my latest post. I'll probably go back to super short eventually. I absolutely hated the growing out process.
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This will show you how to train a rat to beg(stand up)on comand. The next will be on training a rat to push over a set of dominose! (Kinda crazy I know!) Yes I have "remade" rat training 2. Thats because the motion was awful and despite me saying that the rat was standing on the voice over you couldn't exactly see that on the screen. Enjoy!Oh and I had a sore thote at the time so I do sound a little odd : P
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I'm in desperate need of a new board & I was wondering if you gals knew any that were good for just cruisin and getting around? I'd be super grateful.
Thanks so much :] well in my personal opinion, sector 9 is a great board for cruisin'. I still have mine and i take around the hills for a good ride in New York. Simple and inexpensive, :]
ahhh finally girls who longboard. i'm pretty much the only girl that does and i always have to longboard with my guy friends! you guys are awesome. do you make your own sliding gloves?
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I'm recently had a new home built in costa rica and we installed a metal corrugated roof andI have two questions for anyone with knowledge of metal roofing.
1) in the mornings when the sun begins to warm the roof, there's a good deal of popping noise almost as if the metal is expanding with the heat. Similarly at the end of the day it sounds as if the roof materials are contracting. Is that normal for a metal roof (assuming proper installation)???
2) in the past two weeks we've also had some severe winds, again creating numerous popping and other sounds, almost as if the roof was lifting and creating a "waffling" sound. Any ideas??
Welcome to having a metal roof. Expansion & contraction! This is what you will experience with a metal roof. Everyone thinks it is the way to go these days, but it all depends on where you live, what conditions you have and what the climate is like. Rain, you will hear it, Sun & heat, you will hear it. Sorry to say, but this is part of having a metal roof. Good Luck:( GregC
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So, it seems the first step is to isolate the noise source. Since the noise happens predictably I'd use a garden hose with a helper at the other end to localized the noise within an inch or two.
Steel expands about 10^(-5) inches per inch per degree F, so a 10' [120"] roof panel raised 200F by sunlight would be increase to 120.24".
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I'm a few days late but here's a blog post about my last day at DBC.
Interview day was very different for me. I didn't have to spend any time preparing to interview because I was not trying to find a job in SF. When I arrived at DBC Friday morning, I helped setting up the seats and when interviews started, I just walked around and talked to different students to see how they were doing.
After the interviews, we gathered as a group for one last time. Shereef asked us to line up in 2 separate lines and we did an exercise called angel tunnel. It basically gave us one last chance to tell everyone else how we felt about them. After that came graduation. After we all received our dog tags, it was time to party.
It's kinda of crazy how fast the last 10 weeks went. It's also crazy how much we've learned in that short span of time. The best thing I got out of DBC was definitely the people I met. DBC is the start of my web development career and I'm sure we will all help each other out in one way of another.


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