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Carrie Sex And The City 2 Name Necklace In Your Name
Carrie Name Necklace Sex And The City 2 Inspired Name Plate Pendant
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Carrie Sex And The City 2 ANY Name Necklace In Your Name
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• First letter capitalized, remainder in lower case
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Inspired by Carrie Bradshaw, from Sex and the City 2 , this classic SATC name necklace is a must have!
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Background Information: The fun, the fashion, the friendship Sex and the City 2 brings it all back and more as Carrie Sarah Jessica Parker Samantha Kim Cattrall Charlotte Kristin Davis and Miranda Cynthia Nixon take another bite out of The Big Apple New York City and beyond carrying on with their busy lives and loves in a sequel that truly sparkles sex and the city 2, SATC sex and the city two, sex and the city, sex & the city, sex, city, sarah jessica parker, kim cattrall, kristin davis, cynthia nixon, carrie bradshaw, samantha jones, charlotte york, miranda hobbes, mr. big, manhattan, new york, new york city, hbo, sequel, comedy, drama, film, movie, cinema, warner bros, warner bros pictures, wb, village roadshow. S is for SEX AND THE CITY - C is for CARRIE - SEX AND THE CITY. Check out our SEX AND THE CITY collection of pendants for you and your girlfriends! Sex and the City Style. A collection of jewelry as featured on Sex and the City. Name jewelry has been around forever. It was a major fad in the 80s but recently experienced a revival. Sarah Jessica Parker wore name jewelry when she played the character of Carrie in HBO's hit series Sex and the City. This sparked a huge interest in name jewelry. Name jewelry, because of its association with the 80s, gives an outfit a retro feeling. It also hints at a cool punk edge. Many trends from the 80s besides name jewelry are also making a return to fashion. Stores are again selling bright colors, shimmery metallic fabrics, and even leg warmers! This is the classic name necklace. This particular style comes in 10K, 14K yellow gold, or sterling silver. It's easy to personalize your own necklace. Besides your name, you can get creative and use your nickname or a word that has special meaning for you. Merchandise being hot after the release of a movie is nothing unheard of! After super-hero action, the ladies take the bow and register some nifty accessories to their name. Yes! we're talking about the femme fatales of the TV Show-turned-movie, Sex and the City. These apple for your eyes are available here. The C for Carrie is an instant hit among customers and you cannot wonder why for it's as feminine as Bradshaw in a pink dress! Sport these around your neck and up your glamor quotient instantly! A New York writer on sex and love is finally getting married to her Mr. Big. But her three best girlfriends must console her after one of them inadvertently leads Mr. Big to jilt her. The movie was released ten years after the series first aired and four years after the series ended. Four beautiful female New Yorkers gossip about their sex-lives (or lack thereof) and find new ways to deal with being a woman in the 90's. Sex and the City is a multiple Emmy Award, Golden Globe award–winning popular American cable television program. The original run of the show was broadcast on HBO from 1998 until 2004, for a total of six seasons. Set in New York City, the show focuses on four mid-thirties (and one who is in her mid-forties by the end) female characters. The sitcom had serialized story lines, as well as dramatic elements and tackled socially-relevant issues, often specifically dealing with women in society in the late 1990s, and how changing roles and definitions for women affected the characters. The show was primarily filmed at New York City's Silvercup Studios and on location in and around Manhattan. Since it ended, the show has been aired in syndication on networks such as TBS, WGN, The CW, and many other local stations. However, basic cable outlets edit out certain explicit show content that was broadcast in the original version. The show was based in part on writer Candace Bushnell's book of the same name, compiled from her column with the New York Observer. Bushnell has stated in several interviews[specify] that the Carrie Bradshaw in her columns is her alter ego; when she wrote the "Sex and the City" essays, she used her own name initially; for privacy reasons, however, she created the character of Carrie Bradshaw, a woman who was also working as a writer and living in New York City. Carrie also has the same initials, which reiterates her connection with Bushnell. Darren Star, the show's creator, paid $50,000 to Bushnell for complete rights to her columns. The show "bears only a passing resemblance to its source material"; the columns were "darker and more cynical" than the "gentler" series that Star produced. According to Sex and the City: Kiss and Tell, by Amy Sohn, Star wanted to create a show that expressed true adult comedy, sex, in an up-front way. The narrative of the show focuses on Carrie and her three best friends. The women discuss their sexual desires and fantasies, and their travails in life and love. The show often depicts frank discussions about romance and sexuality, particularly in the context of being a single woman in her mid-thirties. Each episode in SATC season one features a short montage of interviews of people living in New York City regarding topics discussed in that episode. These continue through season two but were then phased out. Another feature that would eventually be scrapped was Carrie breaking the fourth wall (for example, looking into the camera and speaking to the audience directly, also known in older drama as an aside). Bradshaw would question scenarios and ideas, asking the audience for an opinion or insight on different situations. The pilot, however, also had the characters of Miranda and Charlotte as well as a few minor characters speaking directly to the camera/audience. The last such event by Carrie occurs in episode 3 of the SATC second season, "The Freak Show". The method of expressing inner monologues was shifted exclusively to voiceovers by Carrie in future episodes. Her main narration usually revolves around the premise of that week's "article", where she sums up her thoughts with, "I couldn't help but wonder...". As she says that, her computer monitor is shown while she is typing the text of her voiceover, ending up with the theme of the episode expressed as a question such as, "Are we sluts?" or "Can you really have sex without politics?" Characters Carrie Bradshaw, Samantha Jones, Charlotte York, Miranda Hobbes, Mr. Big, Aleksandr Petrovsky, Aidan Shaw, Steve Brad, Harry Goldenblatt, Smith Jerrod, Jack Berger, Stanford Blatch, Anthony Marentino, Trey MacDougal, Richard Wright. Carrie Bradshaw Played By Sarah Jessica Parker. "The only thing I've ever successfully made in the kitchen is a mess. And several small fires." - Carrie No one captures the lives of the lovelorn and the love-seeking in New York City better than columnist Carrie Bradshaw does. As fodder for her column, single and fabulous Carrie looks to the experiences of her best friends and her own. Never shying away from difficult or delicate subjects, Carrie has covered everything from emotional dependence to sexual independence. And somehow, through all her research and realizations, she's remained open to the possibility of finding love among the ruins. Of all her paramours over the past few years, no one has captured and frustrated Carrie's heart as much as Mr. Big. Their sexual chemistry was undeniable, as was the fact that Big would never fully commit to Carrie. And every time Carrie mustered up the strength to say goodbye, there he was, driving up in his chauffeured car and luring her back with his charm. Until he married. Then, along came the anti-Big, Aidan Shaw - good-hearted, good-looking, emotionally honest and ready to commit. Carrie fell for Aidan's authentic charm. Still, the bad girl in her couldn't sever itself from Big and she embarked on a torrid affair with her married ex. When she came to her senses and ended the clandestine tryst, she confessed to Aidan and watched him and his broken heart walk away. Until Season Four, that is, when Carrie and Aidan were reunited - each a little older and wiser. However, at each step forward in the relationship - living together and then getting engaged - Carrie was overcome with doubt. She struggled to quiet her fears, but ultimately realized she wasn't quite ready. When Aidan pushed her, she realized he still did not trust her and the relationship ended with heartbreak and a desperate need for a bank loan. Single again, Carrie turned to getting her life in order. She moved from being a "renter" to an "owner" and put her career on a new track with a job at the mecca of fashion journalism, Vogue. Nothing signaled the "end of an era" more than Big's decision to move to Napa, California. Carrie said goodbye to her past and faced her future with renewed strength and hope. In Season Five, Carrie struggled to define herself - and her weekly column - outside of a relationship. With the publishing of a book of her past columns, her career became front and center. Yet despite of or perhaps because of her professional success, Carrie became increasingly cynical about love. Upon meeting fellow writer Jack Berger, she felt that unmistakable "spark" - but Jack was spoken for. On a book tour to California, Carrie reunited with Big for a night and satisfied her longing for some sexual satisfaction. But realized, that even no-strings-attached sex with Big is never simple. Back in New York, Carrie crossed paths with Jack again and learned he was newly single. After a promising flirtation in the Hamptons, Berger got nervous and backed off. But while dancing at a wedding the two decided to overcome their fears and go out on a date before breaking up. Unforunately, as we learned in Season Six, Berger wasn't Carrie's perfect man. Despite the seemingly ideal pairing of two professional writers, Berger just couldn't cope with Carrie's growing success. Carrie's luck with men stayed consistent (consistently bad) with a horrible fling with a friend of Harry's, followed by a heartbreaking experience with Big. Then, when she least expected it, Ms. Bradshaw met the world-renowned artist Aleksandr Petrovsky, a man that seems to have swept her off her feet with his European charm and natural charisma. Perhaps the mysterious Russian will prove to be the man that will finally be able to keep up with Carrie for good. The fun, the fashion, the friendship Sex and the City 2 SATC brings it all back and more as Carrie Sarah Jessica Parker Samantha Kim Cattrall Charlotte Kristin Davis and Miranda Cynthia Nixon take another bite out of The Big Apple New York City and beyond carrying on with their busy lives and loves in a sequel that truly sparkles sex and the city 2, sex and the city two, SATC, sex and the city, sex & the city, sex, city, sarah jessica parker, kim cattrall, kristin davis, cynthia nixon, carrie bradshaw, samantha jones, charlotte york, miranda hobbes, mr. big, manhattan, new york, new york city, hbo, sequel, comedy, drama, film, movie, cinema, warner bros, warner bros pictures, wb, village roadshow, Carrie, name, necklace, custom, Sex, City, 2,HBO, Carrie, Jessica, Parker, Gold, Name, Plate, Pendant, Bradshaw, jessica, parker, carrie, carri, carry, kari, karie
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
WIP Wednesday #12
Ongoing projects:
Don't Call Me Betsy's Sliced Coins Quilt-Along
I am so loving my Pips layer cake in Elizabeth's design! The prints almost seem to sparkle, don't they? The next step is lots of very blue sashing! This quilt, which is part of the Margaret's Hope Chest Wrapped in Hope program, is my top priority right now. It will be a birthday gift for a 12-year-old girl named Alissa whose mother is in prison. (Heartbreaking, isn't it?) The deadline to mail it off to Alissa is just a little more than two weeks away. Lots to do on it before then!
Oops, I'm already falling behind on my Blockapalooza blocks. Well, maybe Snowapalooza will give me a chance to catch back up, what with not being able to leave my house and all.
Ready for binding:
All of a sudden, I have not one, not two, but three quilts that are ready to be bound: Modern Meadow, Urban Lattice, and Fall Equinox. How did that happen? That's a lot of hand-stitching. Fortunately, Snowmageddon is here! There is actually a "civil danger warning" in my area—nobody's supposed to leave the house if they can help it. So I get to sit on the couch and stitch! My Urban Lattice quilt is already being hand-stitched as we speak—there's a newborn baby girl with her name on that one. (Literally. I made my first quilt label last night.)
Completed tops awaiting quilting:
Hope Valley
On hold for now:
King-size Intersections
Central Park jelly roll quilt
That Girl quilt-along
Figgy Pudding quilt
Wonky Log Cabin
This week's stats:
New projects - 0
Completed projects - 1 (My secret project! I'll be sharing it soon!)
Currently in progress - 11 (down one from last week)
So come link up! What—you have something better to do? Battening down the hatches maybe, or digging a snow den for warmth? Let's see what you've got!
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I will have to get back on the WIP wagon...I fell off a while back!ReplyDelete
Maybe next week. ;)
I've been thinking about joining the Blockapalooza gang, what fabric are you using?
LOVE your pips stacked coins! So sweet that you are giving it away. I'm hoping I can get a lot done during these storms too!ReplyDelete
Your Pips look super fantastic and I can't wait to see all of those finished quilts! I'm wishing warm thoughts your way!ReplyDelete
Love the sliced coins! Great choice with the blue for the slices / sashing, it's going to be a treasure for the recipient for sure :)ReplyDelete
Nice colour choice....you're doing very well there....ReplyDelete
Oops - Didn't write - I have 5 on the go, and a whole fibre art show to prepare for too! ack..ReplyDelete
Wow, three ready to bind! That's awesome.ReplyDelete
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Thanks again for hosting. I am liking your arrangement of the sliced coins. I am struggling to keep up with Block-a-palooza -- block two was a crazy with 81 squares!ReplyDelete
Angie - http://craftedAngles.com
Your Sliced-Coins quilt is beautiful and for such a deserving young lady and a great organization.ReplyDelete
Hope you get all your hand-stitching done. After playing yesterday, I have to catch up on housework during my snowday.
Ohh, I love those colors!!!ReplyDelete
I have to skip out on the link up this week.... WIPs from last week are at the same point.
Good luck with the sewing! I'm hoping to get some done today, myself, in between chasing the child and boggling at the size of the drifts outside...ReplyDelete
That is one lucky baby girl receiving your lattice quilt! We managed to escape all the snow, and actually had rain this morning, but being from Pittsburgh, I can commiserate with being snowed in! Enjoy the extra quilting time!!ReplyDelete
Love the Pips! I can't wait to see it with the blue sashing, it's going to look great. I am sure that lucky birthday girl with LOVE it!ReplyDelete
You have such gorgeous work! I love your eye for color. I'm in love with your "Modern Meadow."ReplyDelete
Snowpocalypse?? Hang in there! Living in a desert, I sort of miss having that much snow. I don't miss the shoveling, though!
Happy snowmaggedon hand-piecing! That's a way to make lemonade out of lemons (or lemon slushies). Hey--did any of you other linkers have trouble inserting the image you wanted today? I clicked on "Select" when I put up my linkie, but it wouldn't let me put in my chosen jpg file address today. Thanks for any insights and happy quilting progress!ReplyDelete
Your coin project is coming along nice! Love the blue sashing!ReplyDelete
I can't wait to see how your Pips quilt comes together! I love the blue sashing.ReplyDelete
Joining you guys for WIP Wednesday. I need all the encouragement I can get to get things done.ReplyDelete
Thanks for hosting the link up.
I LOVE Sherbet Pips! I am going to be first in line the day of the big release! Your coin stacks look great :-)ReplyDelete

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Spirit of Women in Business Conference
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Information For:
2014 Spirit of Women in Business Conference
This year's conference is full of education and networking opportunities that will enhance the personal and professional development of today's business women. Along with two keynote speakers there will be sessions that will provide valuable insights and lessons that can be transferred into the workplace.
Conference Highlights:
Session I (select from one of the following):
- Re-branding for your Organization's Success
- 3 Steps to More Productive Conversations
- Empowering Women to Take Control of Their Financial Future, to be Comfortable with Money, Investments, and Success
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- Panel Discussion: Know Your Network
- Beyond the Donation: Serving Your Community as a Business Professional
- Emotional Intelligence - Four Agreements to Managing the Self
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- Diversity at the Top of Corporate America
- Entrepreneurship: What Is It and Can I Do It?
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North Hills Christian School starts new brain-training program
A new brain-training program at North Hills Christian School is challenging the notion that intelligence is fixed and cannot be improved.
North Hills teachers Doris Plummer and Shanon Vickers are heading "Train Your Brain" after-school sessions for students in fourth grade and above. Both women received training to become therapists using Feuerstein's Instrumental Enrichment (FIE) at the Southeastern Center for the Enhancement of Learning in Alpharetta, Georgia, in June.
The FIE program used by North Hills provides therapies that train the brain to function more fully and consistently. The program targets cognitive struggles of students and teaches new ways to approach problems as well as the most effective ways to solve them.
Reuven Feuerstein is an educational psychologist who understood the brain's ability to change many decades ago, before MRI imaging could verify its effectiveness. His therapies were found to increase the IQ of the students with whom he worked, a theory which was not believed to be possible.
Doris Plummer, AIM (Academic Individualization and Modification) director at North Hills, noted that many of the students who have worked through the first module, Organization of Dots, have already benefitted from the activities in other subjects that require visual discrimination such as geometry or map skills.
Other modules currently offered at North Hills for students in fourth grade and above include orientation in space, comparisons, categorization, analytic perception and illustrations. The pencil and paper activities help to develop many of the thinking skills that students need in order to succeed in school.
The mediated learning motto is the phrase "wait a minute — let me think." Mediated learning helps young people struggling with problem-solving methods. It encourages students to grasp concepts instead of merely memorizing facts or solely relying on process of elimination strategies.
"The FIE program is effective and has been shown to help strengthen cognition in a variety of individuals," said Shanon Vickers, FIE therapist and North Hills middle school teacher. "It encourages students to take ownership and responsibility for their learning as they reflect on their strengths and weaknesses. It is applicable to many types of learners."
The program can greatly benefit struggling students, but it is applicable to any students who wish to further their learning and comprehension abilities. Students identified as gifted are also participating and find the material challenging.
Instead of telling students how to solve questions, they are encouraged to look closely at the problem and determine what they think is the best way to approach it. Teachers may also ask questions and suggest different approaches, all in an effort of helping the child process information.
"When we were first introduced to FIE, we were delighted by the opportunity to offer therapies derived from the latest brain-based research that have demonstrated a track record of helping all kinds of students achieve to their highest potential," said Matt Mitchell, head of school at North Hills. "FIE helps the whole spectrum of learners strengthen their cognitive processes, thereby improving their academic achievement."


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The living room showcases the homeowner's travels and family treasures, along with Laslie's twist on traditional design. An antique Swedish secretary is accessorized with a collection of porcelain Asian masks and doll heads. The modern fireplace—featuring a polished quartz surround, bronze-tinted mirror, and polished nickel fire screen dotted with crystals—is combined with a framed antique oval mirror.
Secretary; Masks: Mimi Williams Interiors.
Brown glass vase on secretary: Donghia.
Doll heads (#T899-57, antique); pottery on top of secretary: PierceMartin.
Lamp on desk (crystal): Circa Lighting. Desk chair ("Natalie Chair'' /Antique Ivory #5419/23, Alexa Hampton Collection): Hickory Chair.
Fabric on outside back of desk chair ("Voyage Stripe'' #2036/11): Jim Thompson.
Fabric on seat and inside back of desk chair ("Paddock'' #SA-703): Contract Leather.
Drapery fabric ("Smythe'' #3079/04): Jim Thompson.
Framed mirror: Mimi Williams Interiors.
Plants: Lush Life.
Fireplace surround and hearth (quartz surface; color, Desert Limestone #2200): CaesarStone.
Fire screen ("Panache'' by James Lockridge): through Ainsworth-Noah.
Pot at hearth: PierceMartin.
Lounge chair ("Paris''): Niermann Weeks.
Fabric on lounge chair ("Sari Sea'' #310N80): Raoul Textiles.
Wall, trim and ceiling paint ("Hush'' #AF-95): Aura by Benjamin Moore & Co.
Hardwood flooring: ("Epic TownSquare,'' 5" wide plank, color, walnut): Shaw.


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New FCPA Resource Guide
Ten things for legal and compliance officers to consider
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Is the new FCPA Resource Guide (the "Guide") from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) really new or just a compilation of existing material? Are there areas of emphasis that merit particular attention on the part of companies? Should companies be considering making further enhancements to their FCPA compliance programs as a result of the new Guide or are existing programs likely to be sufficient?
With insights from guest commentators from Barrick Gold Corporation, Ford Motor Company and Zimmer Holdings, Inc., as well as Deloitte FCPA Consulting specialists, this article identifies 10 key takeaways from the Guide that may help legal and compliance officers obtain executive support and drive continued, appropriate enhancements to their FCPA/anti-corruption compliance programs.
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Freedom. And Justice. If you have those two, it covers everything. You must stick to those principles and have the courage of your convictions. - Ian Smith
After twenty years in Alaska, you would think that I would get used to the high price of shipping. Then another company comes along and gouges you even more.
I ordered a part for my 22 from a company in SoCal. 12.99 for the part, 21.00 for shipping. I called and asked them to put it in a plain envelope and ship it USPS. They told me they only shipped UPS. You can geuss where I told them to stick thier shipping.
I just checked USPS priority mail one ammo can possibly two can be shipped for $14.65 TO ALASKA
The cheapest UPS will do it is 61.80 TO ALASKA
For those that are interested a 50 cal ammo can EMPTY weighs lbs. The dimensions are 12x6x7 (for shipping purposes).
As I said by the time I shipped them to someone they would be over a $20 bill a piece. Now you know.
Freedom. And Justice. If you have those two, it covers everything. You must stick to those principles and have the courage of your convictions. - Ian Smith
ok to keep the thread going I got another e-mail from cheaper than dirt they have cans brand new for less than $18.00 a can not including shipping 12 cans for $199.97
ZAA-001 - Ammo Can 12 Pack of .50 Caliber Grade New-Unissued 11x7x5.5" M2A1 Ammo Cans Very Rare and Very Limited Supply
little spendy of me
dad picked up a nice can for me last week at a garage sale in great shape too
Sprat and sprat1 are one and the same.
ebay. Eight 50 cal. ammo cans delivered for $90.00. That was $64.00 plus $26.25 of calculated (?) shipping (USPS) from Talladega Alabama to Michigan. It was heavy box too. Sometimes, you have to go ebay.
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ok in a effort to keep the thread alive and to provide all the options available for comparision
cope's just sent out a e-mail and posted above they have brand new never used 50 cal ammo cans for $14,99 a can and $ 9.99 shipping so if you need cans its best to get more than one or two
Sprat and sprat1 are one and the same.
Sportsmans Guide has free shipping this weekend & they have some ammo cans also& don't forget the easy four pay plan! Heh...Heh...Heh
" Save a tree...........Eat A Beaver!"
Not sure if it was Copes or Aim,but back around 2007 I ordered a 50cal ammo can along with 6 or 8 AK47 magazines.I just missed a local gun show last weekend.Last year a vender
had the small cans @$6ea and the 50cal cans for $9,and the 20mm cans for $12.
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My brother-in-law and I joind a few friends today for this shoot. It was a 2 arrow 21 target shoot.
The weather was great, low 70's and a great shoot. I shot a 301 5 points behind my good friend Jerry who took first. My brother-in-law shot a 272 for 3rd.
Here are some pics, enjoy.
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Does anyone have much experience salvaging these? It seems like it would be more cost efficient to merch the items they salvage from and use the money to buy them on the TP, right? Obviously TPing level 80 exotics is more cost efficient, but the wiki says they can drop from fine items level 68 or higher.
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25-11-2012, 22:50 #1
Salvaging ectos
25-11-2012, 23:41 #2
You'll have a more constant rate of return if you TP your rare items. Sell the golds, buy the ecto.
You'll have the chance of a better rate of return if you salvage the items. Most golds go for roughly the price of an ecto and then some for the mats/rune/insignia. Salvaging can get you up to 3 (rare) or 5 (exotic) ecto, but you can get 0 as well. In general you'll get 0-1 ecto from salvaging with the odd 2 and rare 3 ectos returned.
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Yeah, if I get a gold, I'll see how much it goes for on the TP, if it's less than an ecto, I'll salvage it with a Black lion kit (I have a buttload of them from opening chests at halloween). If I salvage 5 high-level rares at a time, I'll almost always get 5 or more ectos. Plus a couple of regular materials and usually a rune/sigil/whatever. So I still have something to sell AND an ecto to bank.
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29-11-2012, 14:23 #6
I've starting using that as a rule of thumb as well. Some of the <80 equipment sells for a shocking amount. I had a pair of level 76 exotic gloves go for almost a gold on the TP. Seems weird because in 4 more levels you'd get practically free karma gear if you wanted it. Whatevs.
29-11-2012, 19:01 #7
Some of the high pricing on lower level exotics is due to the rune/sigil in the item. Some of the superior runes and sigils go for a fair buck or two, a guildie of mine got a seventy-something exotic with a superior rune of divinity in it a few days ago, the thing was worth over 5g. Given that he was lvl77 and had about 2g total to his name, he was rather pleased with that.
Best thing I had recently was a lvl 40 rare, which dropped for my lvl48 ele - it was a set of heavy armour legs, which sold for 30 odd silver.
I do the whole check prices and salvage if less than an ecto price thing too. Given that the prices on ectos has risen so much, most lvl70+ rares I find are worth less than the price of an ecto these days. It is getting a bit sickening, I was trying to save up enough to craft a set of exotics, and while I now have the money I would have needed a couple of weeks ago, the price of everything means that I still am short by about 50%, same as I was a couple of weeks ago.


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What if you move rest further back then angle down to where tip of launcher just barely touch shelf,maybe then you can adjust it better.kinda like a overdraw!.
What if you move rest further back then angle down to where tip of launcher just barely touch shelf,maybe then you can adjust it better.kinda like a overdraw!.
2008 Martin Firecat Pro x,Martin mounted ripcord rest,Sword twilight hunter site,G5 maglock quiver,carbonx stab,H&S custom threads.
Cut the containment bar,I was told the QAD don't not fit because of the TRG and that was the solution.
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I ordered it on line and may send it back if they will take it in exchange for another. If not I'll just try sell it. I'm not going to cut off the bar that is for sure.
If I get a different rest I would try a Apache or TR Revolution. Both have the same feature I wanted with the QAD, arrow stays up at slow let down. The Apache looks kinda hard to load an arrow and looks like it could be a pain if you are doing a lot of shooting. I have yet to see how to load the TR Rev. I know the CR is good too and that is an option. I need a drop away as I plan to shoot FOBs.
Firecat 400
The QAD's won't work on the FC400 unless you completely remove the bracket that holds the containment bar. The center shot sets up a little inside, so grinding away some of the bracket still won't give enough clearance and I strongly suggest NOT grinding the carbon TRG rod. The Rip Cord gives plenty of clearance, not sure on the other rests you mentioned though, haven't setup any of those.
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That is not what I wanted to hear Archerx7! I thought I had done my home work on this rest but overlooked the placement of the TRG rod. It's certainly not QADs or Martins problem, it's mine. I just can't see cutting the containment arm off a brand new rest.
I will either sell it or exchange it for another rest. The wait starts all over now.
Firecat 400
It is too nice of rest to butch up so I decided to sell it. I mounted the padding on the containment arm and launcher so I can't expect to return it.
I will look into some new rest options. I like the Code Red with the exception of two things. 1. No slow let down capability 2. The thumb cocker position.
If anyone is interested in buying the QAD from me click here.
Firecat 400
I thought the trg could be moved down like where the sts is on the older martins


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From EatingWell: December 2005/January 2006, The EatingWell Healthy in a Hurry Cookbook (2006)
Here's a sauce so delicious, it's missing only one thing: a little crunchy bread to dip in it. Make It a Meal: Serve with steamed asparagus or cauliflower, mashed potatoes or orzo pasta, and a glass of Vinho Verde.
Another new favorite!
This dish was excellent! As the others comments, it made a lot of delicious sauce. I happened to have some leftover orzo in the frig, so I stirred that into the sauce, along with the chicken - and it tasted similar to a risotto. My family raved over this. Great use of the chives in my garden!
I made this (just 2 half breasts) for my husband and I - it is nice and easy. He commented how tender the chicken was (amazing what pounding can do.....) It made ALOT of sauce and I would have liked it to thicken more. I didn't have shallots so used three Tbls of diced red onions. It was very tasty, a nice mild flavor - served it with a rice side dish and steamed asparargus and spooned some of the extra sauce on the asparagus. Will definitely make it again.
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My family really liked this and it was easy to make. Nothing exceptional, but just a little different twist on chicken.
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Very good and easy. Tons of sauce. I served over rice. I chopped the chicken into pieces before cooking instead of dealing with the pounding flat.


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History of
the Arizona
State Seal
Ken Bennett
Arizona Secretary of State
The History of the State Seal
T he seal sits atop countless pages of official state documents, stationery, and
statute books. Arizonans have seen it on their tax return, driver's license,
and election pamphlet.
What is little known is that the Arizona seal has graced instruments of the state
for the last century and a half, undergoing several dramatic changes over the years.
One element of the seal, however, remains the same today as it was 140 years ago.
When President Lincoln approved a bill in 1863 providing for temporary gov-ernment
in the Territory of Arizona, he appointed Richard McCormick, a former
businessman and journalist, to be its secretary. Although Congress hadn't given
McCormick the authority to create a territorial seal, he knew one would be neces-sary
to authenticate official documents.
He designed his seal and brought it west in 1863. The Spartan artwork ( which
to some was comic) featured a bearded miner standing casually in front of a
wheelbarrow, pick, and short- handled spade. Two bare mountains rose in the back-ground,
and at the bottom was the phrase " Ditat Deus," God enriches. ( Figure 1)
Perhaps in response to criticism of his seal, McCormick introduced a revised
version ( Figure 2). The redesign was more elaborate and included new shadowing
and a small stream at the miner's feet. Gone were the wheelbarrow and spade,
replaced with a more befitting long- handled shovel. The mountains now featured a
pointed peak, which may have been Thumb Butte, west of the capital in Prescott.
" Ditat Deus" remained in its former place.
Both McCormick seals bore a striking resemblance to the label on cans of
Pioneer Baking Powder, a popular brand at the time ( Figure 3). Whether to honor
or dishonor, the McCormick seal was nicknamed the " baking powder seal" for the
duration of its use.
Members of the First Territorial Legislative Assembly had other ideas for the
design of a territorial seal. In the fall of 1864 the Assembly approved an act creat-ing
a seal and authorizing the secretary " to entrust said seal to proper parties for
engraving." The seal was to be 2 1/ 4 inches in diameter and feature " a view of
San Francisco mountain [ sic] in the distance, with a deer, pine trees, and columnar
cactus in the foreground; the motto to be ' Ditat Deus.'"
Despite these plans for a new seal, Arizona continued to see the baking powder
seal. McCormick, evidently preferring his design, took advantage of a provision of
the act that allowed him to use the former seal in his official duties " until the seal
authorized in this act is prepared." It was not prepared until 1879, 15 years after
the act that authorized it. McCormick went on to become governor of the territo-ry
in 1866, and the capital moved to Tucson a year later. During the ten years that
the capital was in Tucson, the initials " L. S." ( Legal Seal) were used to authenticate
documents rather than the Arizona miner.
Although the baking powder seal was retired in 1879, a version of the original
McCormick seal is still in use by Gila County. It bears a small discrepancy in the
motto, " Dit Deus" ( Figure 4).
The first known use of the legislatively approved territorial seal was by Secretary
John Gosper to certify the Acts of the Tenth Territorial Legislative Assembly on
March 3, 1879 ( Figure 5). Mulford Winsor, a delegate to Arizona's Constitutional
Convention and later a state senator, provided this grandiloquent description of
the seal in a 1945 report he prepared while serving as director of the Department
of Library and Archives:
"[ The seal] was simplicity exemplified, the artwork being rudimentary. The
objects are shown in bare outline. Three strokes of the artist's pen dispose of a
trio of mountain peaks in the distance. The pine trees — three in the left center,
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The State Seal
Arizona Constitution Article
22, Section 20, Design of the
State Seal
The seal of the State shall be of the
following design: In the background
shall be a range of mountains, with the
sun rising behind the peaks thereof,
and at the right side of the range of
mountains there shall be a storage
reservoir and a dam, below which in
the middle distance are irrigated fields
and orchards reaching into the fore-ground,
at the right of which are cattle
To the left in the middle distance on
a mountain side is a quartz mill in front
of which and in the foreground is a
miner standing with pick and shovel.
Above this device shall be the
motto: " Ditat Deus."
In a circular band surrounding the
whole device shall be inscribed: " Great
Seal of The State of Arizona," with the
year of admission of the state into the
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
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one in the right center — bear a striking resemblance to attenuated multiple- deck
Chinese pagodas. The columnar cactus is singular in number and effect, smooth,
stubby as a fence post, and innocent of any sign of branch or slightest protuber-ance.
" The deer forms the frontispiece — the pièce de résistance, as it were. A noble
five- point buck, he occupies a third of the width and height of the pictorial
design, in the geographical centre of the forefront. Standing erect, head thrown far
back, facing east, but with one eye on the audience, his forefeet stand firmly on
the motto, ' Ditat Deus.'"
Secretaries of the territory introduced several variations of the legislative seal
during the more than 30 years that it was in use. In 1895 Secretary Charles Bruce
( Figure 6) added simple shading lines to the mountains, deer, and cactus ( although
the shading on the cactus was strangely on the wrong side).
Bruce also employed a seal showing everything in deep shadow. A seal used by
Secretary Charles Akers in 1899 brought the scene back to daylight, but the deer
reportedly appeared to have stomach cramps and the nearby cactus now had a sus-picious
An improvement in the seal's artwork came in 1905 when Secretary W. F.
Nichols adopted a drawing from Phoenix artist Walter Rollins ( Figure 7). In it the
deer faced left, the mountains bore more resemblance to the San Francisco peaks,
the trees and cactus were more realistic, and grass grew in the foreground. As
always, " Ditat Deus" remained the motto. This was the last seal used before state-hood,
and it appeared on the original copy of the Arizona Constitution adopted in
The subject of a new seal for the state was discussed informally by delegates at
the Constitutional Convention, but the matter did not get serious attention until
Delegate M. G. Cunniff of Yavapai County submitted a proposed design by
Phoenix newspaper artist E. E. Motter. A special committee of three delegates
formed to consider the Motter seal, and on the penultimate day of the Convention
it recommended adoption of the language that became Article 22, § 20 of the
Constitution, which describes the present seal ( for description see Overview, previ-ous
The committee's report met with sharp protest from delegates who wanted to
retain the territorial seal. Morris Goldwater from Yavapai County argued for tradi-tion
and said that " any man who has lived in this territory under the present seal
as long as I have can continue to live with it until he dies, without hurting him-self."
E. E. Ellinwood of Cochise County, the committee's chairman, explained that
the committee's aim was to " get away from cactus, Gila monsters, and rat-tlesnakes"
and feature other industries of the state. After lengthy debate that at
times wandered into other political issues, delegates on December 9 approved the
new seal by a vote of 28 to 11, with 13 members absent. Delegates adjourned the
Convention later that day.
Like the McCormick seal, the territorial seal lives on: Mohave County and the
Corporation Commission use versions of the original territorial seal and the
Rollins seal, respectively ( Figure 8 a & b).
It was probably Ellinwood who was responsible for the image of the miner on
the seal ( Figure 9). Unlike the McCormick seal's miner, the state seal miner was
modeled after a real person: Bisbee prospector George Warren. In 1880 when pio-neer
photographer C. S. Fly visited Bisbee during its boom, he took a photo of
Warren posing as a miner.
A print of this photo hung in the office of William Brophy, founder of the
Bank of Bisbee and general manager of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Company.
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Figure 7
Figure 8a
During the Constitutional Convention in 1910, Delegate
Ellinwood, a former director of the Bisbee bank, borrowed
the picture of Warren from Brophy to use as a
model for the seal. Warren's signature pose,
with right arm and leg propped up, became
part of the first state seal.
In the years since statehood, state agencies
have used a host of great seals with variations in
every element of the basic design, from missing
clouds to redrawn mountains to typeface alteration.
( The cow – rarely " cattle grazing" – is often unrecog-nizable
or even absent from some seals.)
The two most prevalent versions ( the original
Motter seal and one introduced in the early 1980s,
Figure 10) contain several noticeable differences. It
has also been colorized ( see below), but the true
version of the seal is the one described in the
Arizona Constitution.
What hasn't changed
in the seal over the many
years since Arizona became a
territory is the seal's simple
promise that " God enriches."
The Arizona State Seal Today
The official state seal was approved by Article 22, Section 20 of the Arizona
Constitution and adopted in 1911. The state's key enterprises are symbolized on the
face of the seal.
In the background is a range of mountains with the sun rising behind the peaks.
At the right side of the range of mountains there is a storage reser-voir
and a dam, below which, in the middle distance, are irrigated fields
and orchards reaching into the foreground with grazing cattle to the
To the left, the middle distance depicts a mountainside with a quartz
mill. In the foreground is a miner with a pick and shovel. Above this is
the motto " Ditat Deus," meaning God enriches.
In a circular band surrounding the whole seal is inscribed " Great Seal
of the State of Arizona" and the year of admission to the Union, 1912.
The official state seal is the one described in the Arizona Constitution,
but this color version has been in use by state agencies for more than
20 years.
Much like the black and white state seal, the colorized version has
been altered over the years. Colors have been added, deleted, and
manipulated with desktop publishing programs. The seal to the right is
used on many state publications.
History of the State Seal
4 Ken Bennett - Secretary of State
Graphic provided by Department of Administration, Interagency Printing Services
Figure 8b
Figure 10
Figure 9
Bisbee prospector George Warren, circa 1883, photo by C. S. Fly.
Photo courtesy of the Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum
Use of the State Seal
Ken Bennett - Secretary of State 5
The Secretary of State's Office
and the State Seal
T he office is required under the law to be the official keeper of the state
seal. Secretary of State Ken Bennett acts as the official custodian under
Secretary Bennett affixes the great seal, with his attestation, to public instru-ments
to which the official signature of the governor is attached under A. R. S. §
41- 121( 4), see lower left. It is also attached to Secretary of State proclamations,
certified copies of filed documents, to election canvass', and the Presidential
Elector Ballot - Certificate of Vote that is filed with the president of the U. S.
Senate and the National Archives and Records Administration ( left), among other
public records.
Use of the Seal - Restrictions under the law
Secretary Bennett grants and denies permission to use the Great Seal of the
State of Arizona under A. R. S. § 41- 130 which states, " 41- 130. Use of state seal
restricted; violation; classification
A person may use, display or otherwise employ any facsimile, copy, likeness, imi-tation
or other resemblance of the great seal of this state only after obtaining the
approval of the secretary of state. The secretary of state may grant a certificate of
approval upon application by any person showing good cause for
the use of the great seal of this state for a proper purpose. The
great seal of this state shall in no way be employed by anyone other
than a state agency for the purpose of advertising or promoting the
sale of any article of merchandise whatever within this state or for
promoting any other commercial purpose. The secretary of state
may promulgate rules for the use of the great seal of this state or
any facsimile, copy, likeness, imitation or other resemblance of the
great seal. Any person who knowingly violates this section is guilty
of a class 3 misdemeanor."
Any person who wishes to use the state seal must put their request in writing to
Secretary Bennett. Contact the office at 602- 542- 0681 for more information or
write to:
Secretary of State Ken Bennett
1700 W. Washington St., 7th Fl.
Phoenix, AZ 85007
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Sweet Maria's Soccer FootBall
Why? Well, I love soccer, and I hate lousy soccer balls. When I travel to coffee origins, one thing I see is that from India to Ethiopia, from Peru to Honduras, at schoolyards and coffee drying patios, the workers play with lousy duct-taped half-inflated soccer balls.Learn More
Not making any high-falutin' claims about quality here: this is a "practice-level" ball that wouldn't pass FIFA in a thousand years. But it holds air and stands up to a beating.
Sweet Maria's Drink Coasters - pack of 4
We are pretty excited about our coasters. They are individually letterpress printed by our staffer Marty and local company Paper Monkey Press. Along with the colored ink, the letterpress machine imprints a indentation into the coaster, leaving a really nice texture. The coasters themselves are thick paperboard...they won't last you forever but they won't fall apart after supporting a few beverages either. The idea comes from a 1930's monochrome German coffee roaster advertising coaster Tom found. The roaster design hand stamped on the back was originally drawn by our staffer, Mike. Each pack of 4 comes with orange, blue, purple and green coasters. They ship in biodegradable cellophane.Learn More
Sweet Maria's Skunk Stinker Sticker
If you have known us for a while, you may remember this skunk on an old T-shirt and our last soccer ball. We repurposed the little stinker from the now defunct Dick Simon trucking company. Chances are that if you lived in the Midwest you saw those trucks a lot.Learn More
Sweet Maria's Knit Beanie Hat
Are you cold? Does your head need a hug? If so, the Sweet Maria's Knit Beanie is your warm, head-hugging solution. We offer them in one classic color combo, black & white...just like an oreo cookie, the Chicago White Sox, an orca or a checkerboard.
One size fits all. 100% Acrylic. Made in the USALearn More
Espresso Monkey Brown T-Shirt
Here is a very simple, straight-forward shirt with the Espresso Monkey Blend design on it. Yep, that's one weird lookin' monkey, ain't it?
But we like it a lot; it's a popular t-shirt among the Sweet Maria's staff! Anyway these are on 100% comfortable cotton shirts. These are on Anvil super-soft, "dark roast brown" shirts with cream color ink ... so we have a coffee theme.
Click here to see the Anvil size chart.Learn MorePrice From: $12.00
Vintage Roasters T-Shirt
The glass showcase in our front office is filled with old-timey roasters from the days before Starbucks, internet cafes and instant coffee. One day Tom hand drew a bunch of his favorites and arranged them on the front of this very cool shirt. The text on the key-wound roaster in the bottom right reads "16 yrs. of Sweet Maria's" so consider this a commemorative design.
Printed on very soft American Apparel poly-cotton blend shirts. Blue or dark grey. XS, S, M, L and XL.
Click here to see American Apparel's sizing chart.Learn More
Sweet Maria's Logo T-Shirt
We finally broke down and made another logo shirt! Since maybe our shirts are getting a bit weirder. We decided to do a batch of more straight-ahead shirts.
The logo is adapted from a stencil used to mark sacks of our coffee lots from origin so it has a sort of rustic look. Shirts are Anvil ringspun 4.5oz cotton, either in brown or charcoal grey.
Click here to see the Anvil size chart.Learn MorePrice From: $11.00
Coffee Leaves T-Shirt
Want to show the world that coffee actually comes from branches and not the supermarket? Our printer used thin coats of ink on super-soft American Apparel 50/50 shirts resulting in a very comfortable garment. The logo is the same artwork we use on our 100 lb. wholesale "Coffee Shrub" bags.
-Heather black with off-white ink
-Navy blue with sky-blue ink
Click here for the American Apparel sizing chart.Learn More
Sweet Maria's Roast Log Booklet
This little booklet could be the most valuable item in your home roast tool shed. If you don't already log your roasts, you should. It will help you learn about roasting and to replicate that perfect batch you did last week. A lot of thought went into designing these. We did our best to produce a log that would be valuable for those using any kind of roaster.Learn More
The Coffee Roaster's Companion by Scott Rao
The Coffee Roaster's Companion is a great resource for the home roaster. It explains what happens to coffee as heat is applied and roasting techniques. It also dives a little into cupping, brewing and how to choose a roaster. The photos are great and so are the examples of curves and charts. This is a basic consolidation of roasting info. It may be a bit elementary for professional roasters so expect to breeze through this book if you have been roasting on large machines for a while. We still think it's an excellent book and are glad that Scott Rao took the time to create it.Learn More$45.00


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The time has come for the Atlantic 10 Conference teams to battle it out for the Men's Soccer Championship. They are ready to show off their skills! Make sure to support your favorite team as they go for the win by rockin' this commemorative tee. It features an A-10 Championship graphic on the front, so everyone will know you're stoked to watch the games!
- 100% Pre-shrunk cotton
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The Honda Racer™, a much-anticipated 1/64th scale Hot Wheels® car designed by Honda R&D Americas, Inc., in Torrance, California, is part of the Hot Wheels Designer's Challenge as a way to celebrate the die-cast brand's 40th anniversary. The Honda Racer arrives on store shelves in May 2008.


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Girls' Grade School Converse Chuck Super Hi Casual Shoes
The Girls' Grade School Converse Chuck Taylor Super Hi Casual Shoes are the classic, all-American shoes that look just as good as they feel. Combining durability and style, these sneakers can take a beating on the playground and everywhere else your kid gets into.
The breathable canvas upper keeps feet comfortable throughout an entire school day and evening of play, while the lace up style allows for a secure, personalized fit. Extra support and style is offered by the high ankle, while the rubber outsole and toe cap give these iconic shoes extra durability. The branded tongue and bigger details allow Converse fans to have customizable street style.
Now big kids can rock these re-imagined classics with a super hi-top and fun Converse details everywhere they go!
- UPPER: Breathable canvas upper for a comfortable feel
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From Olympic podiums to concert stages, the adidas Originals Firebird Track Top has been almost everywhere and done almost everything. Now it's your turn to zip up this iconic men's track jacket and expand the legacy.
Slip into casual style in the adidas Originals Heritage Tricot Shorts. With their comfy tricot build, these men's shorts feature a streamlined cut, 3-Stripes down the legs and a Trefoil logo sewn on the hem.
A modern, military-inspired pocket tee in army green, this men's t-shirt isn't your average tee. It's crafted in a rich cotton jacquard with an intricate herringbone texture for superior drape and feel.
This adidas Originals Trefoil Tee shirt puts the iconic Trefoil front and center in a bold contrasting color. The all-cotton men's t-shirt has been given an enzyme wash for a relaxed, worn-in feel.
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With design details pulled from the archives and infused with streetwise style, this backpack is ready for urban adventures and daily use. Built to stand up to whatever action you can dish out, it includes plenty of storage space, slip-in and zip-secure pockets, padded shoulder straps and D-rings on the sides for clipping on keys and locks. For added ease on the go, the two buckle straps on the outside let ...
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Join our guides for a fun, solo sea kayaking tour of Maine's scenic coastline. You'll see seals, osprey and eagles plus enjoy lunch at a waterfront sandwich shop.
Our friendly Registered Maine Guides will greet you at L.L.Bean's Lower Flying Point Paddling Center where you'll learn and practice the basic skills and strokes needed to paddle on your own. You'll spend the first two hours of the program becoming comfortable with handling a solo sea kayak. After working on skills close to shore, the group will depart on a guided tour among the islands of Casco Bay, putting what you've learned into practice.
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already we see gay bail us out at the end of the shot clock on a broken play
already we see gay bail us out at the end of the shot clock on a broken play
Lol with Demar's half court alley oops you'd think they were the ones who lived together! Here's to many more! Lol
Gay & DeRozan could be something special nice lobs on those fast breaks there.
Good try Ross, some nice moves to get that close
hahahahah clippers announcers "they've totally changed the way they play.....they're now a hign-energy, fast-breaking machine!"
everyone is coming out to play, to welcome a new teammate
We should really get Val in here against Turiaf. Perfect guy to play against when you haven't been in a game in a month and a half, seeing as he can't do anything.
I can see devlin pissing off a lot of people with his generalizing. and homerism.
Yeah I love Jack. Apparently all the crew he works with loves him to, he always buys everyone drinks.
Man, how many 3s are we going to shoot this quarter? Already taken 6.
like to see ross dribbling into the paint a few times already
best thing i've seen all night is landrys made 3.
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Is this the end of vr,os ,is and any other anti shake for cameras?
hi graham m8
i saw this video a few weeks ago on my facebook account
it sure does make you think about lens vr & is
i now a lot of people i have spoken to said about the price of photoshop but when you see a video like that makes it worth every penny in my eyes
its like the other day some one asked how different photoshop elements was to photoshop cs5
i could not find half the things in photoshop elements no colour modes like CMYK colour or LAB colour no curves any levels i was finding it hard to edit a photo and her is me telling this person i now how to use photoshop im glad in the end he said ill go buy photoshop cs5 i can learn him better then trying to learn him with half the tools for the job missing
but still Adobe rocks
thanks for sharing it graham m8
Hi Russ.
I started on elements 4 and moved to CS3 and never looked back. I know it is a lot of money at first but after the first out lay in get cheaper when you upgrade... graham
hi graham
i cant use any thing else theses days i think since getting a pc back in 1999
ive tried them all from Microsoft Paint 9,10 then Ulead then Corel then i stopped closing down at the time CS3 and started learning all there was to know on how to use it lol
happy days
I have just seen this and it looks really good but what will it be like in practise i can t wait to see. I have just started using ps9 this year, I use it with aperture 3 so lets see when it gets to elements
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Women's Nike New England Patriots Fan Top NFL T-Shirt
It's official: the countdown to game day for the new season has started. Cue outfit-anxiety. The Women's Nike New England Patriots Fan Top NFL T-Shirt makes pulling together the perfect team-spirit style effortless.
Cheering from the stands can get hot, so the short sleeve, V-neck design of this T-Shirt keeps you cool (even when the game heats up!) Made with 100% cotton that magically seems to get softer with every wash, this game day staple delivers ultimate comfort from the moment you pull it on. Bold screen printing of your favorite team name over the team mascot lets the world know where your loyalty lies.
So your outfit is covered. The Patriots may be the best team, but you're the best dressed!
- FABRIC: 100% cotton
- FIT: Slim
- CARE: Machine wash
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