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This backyard railroad of Jim Sabin is on the same scale of what I dream about….
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This backyard railroad of Jim Sabin is on the same scale of what I dream about….
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We had some trouble steaming the Little Engines #778 that we acquired. My dad felt that one of the problems was in the blower nozzle holes being too big and letting too much steam escape. I suggested that we just turn down the air, but he countered that then there would not be enough draft as the draft depends on the pressure as the tip of the nozzle. He suggested that smaller holes letting the air escape would be better. I'm not a fluid dynamics guys, so I may not have the conversation correct… But my dad was, he worked for GE writing programs to calculate the flow of air across the turbine blades of jet engines (many of which are still flying today and many of his software programs are still in use)…Needless to say I accepted his statements. Time will tell if we observe improvement on the next firing.
So how to reduce the size of the holes? Dad proposed that we tap the original holes (#50 I think) and insert new nozzles with small holes (#70 I think). This smaller size is more in line with the Y4 project running in one of the mags. I turned the new nozzles. We made and acquired tools so that we could complete the job going down the stack. Then we set forth on the project. All was going well until the 3rd hole. On the 3rd hole we over tightened the tap and it broke in the hole. No way to get it out…
So finally we conceded, removing the boiler to access the holes. Yesterday dad removed the broken tap and inserted the new last nozzle. He provided the following image o fthe completed work.
I just was not liking the short stubby passing siding on the 28 foot radius plan. So I began to wonder if I could go smaller. Looking through old issues of …… I found 1″ scale plans operating down to 10′ radius and #4 turnouts. So I drew up a 20 foot radius plan with #4 turnouts. It looked so much nicer.
In review of the plan, my dad could not say with confidence that the 4-6-0 #6 would go around 20 foot radius. He remembered that Stokes stated 22 foot radius. So here's a 22 foot radius version.
The plan provides ample space at the rear for garden and trees for a view block. The track avoids the three big trees near to the house with gracious 28+ foot curves. The Inglenook sidings is present for switching and the spur track goes into a shed for storage. If I want to expand the switching, storage or add a steaming bay, there is room at the upper right corner of the plan. I've always thought a steaming bay that looks like a coal distributor trestle would be a nice feature. It would do double duty for steaming up and a small industry.
The curves are adequate for our RS3, 0-4-0, and 4-6-0. The #300 4-6-4 and the T1 4-4-4-4 would never handle the sharp 22 foot radius. The latter engines are more power than required for such a small railroad.
Should I ever convert to 7.5″ gauge a Chloe 0-4-2T or Fitchburg Northern 2-6-0 could handle these same curves (If I ever build my own engine it would likely be one of these two….But I doubt I ever will)
In august, my brother and family came to town for two weeks. We decided it would be nice to spend a day running trains. In 2013, we had run the 305 for Carillon Park's Railfest, but this year we decided to run 1″ scale trains instead.
My son Charlie and I met Dad, Bill and Nick at the Cinder Sniffer's track. We brought the #778 and they brought the RS3, the handcar, and other rolling stock. The hope would was for this to be the first successful run of the #778 (we had one failure to maintain steam and one failure to a broken whistle, so 3rd time's the charm).
I did not get any photos of the #778, but it did run. I still need practice in keeping steam. Actually, needed more care in keeping the water height in the boiler. More than once I was late in adding water, then added too much, cooling the boiler too much.
Here are a few photos from the event.
Dad and I decided that I'd keep the #778 at my house, thus I needed to be able to transport the loco in my 2007 Pontiac Vibe and store the loco in my garage. For transport, I constructed a board that would have room for the loco, riding car, and one more car. For storage, I built a double wide roll around cart for the loco and riding car. There is room to store another car on a lower shelf with the other required gear for operating a live steam locomotive.
In December 2013, my dad and I acquired #778 a one inch scale 0-4-0 Little Engines loco. The loco was first run in July 1978, hence the number 778. It's been owned and operated by 3-4 members of the Finger Lakes Live Steamers. We are happy to have it, as it is a small manageable loco that I can keep at my home and transport in my Pontiac Vibe.
Here are a few photos of the engine and trailing car.
Yesterday my son and I surveyed the grade. I setup a laser level on my camera tripod. It was not easy making it perfectly level when rotating round and round. Then my son rotated the level and I took measurements on a 4′ ruler mounted to a stiff 1×3. The measurements were taken at key locations around the proposed 28 foot plan (click here to see the proposal) and entered onto a copy of the plan. Then I entered the measurements into the plan which is drawing using XtrkCad model railroad planning software. Finally using the profile tool, I was able to see the grades as if the railroad was laid directly onto the ground.
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on 8/24/2016 2:50:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This a low down review for media foundations—you are reading this if you are researching Cinema Secrets or RCMA foundations (my favorites), which are mainly used by pro MA's for television, movie and still photography work. But they are becoming more and more popular for those of us wanting superlative natural makeup in day to day life on the streets. Both are versatile as they can function both as opaque concealer or heavy foundation, but also as a more sheer foundation, all from one product. They may turn some consumers off, as they come in very plain pancake screw top packaging—no fancy frosted glass jars, and they aren't available at your favorite department store with gleaming counters and shimmery lights.
With these foundations you often hear--over and over again--that they apply like "a second skin". And this is TRUE--being marketed for high definition cameras sets them apart from foundations formulated and marketed toward the consumer. CS and RCMA most often look completely natural on the skin and yet they provide a flawless glowing natural looking coverage. Part of what makes these foundations so natural, so undetectable and so glowing, is not only great unique formulations, but also the fact that they come in a vast array of human skin colored tones and undertones, making it much easier to get a very close match to your skin color. In fact matching colors with CS or RCMA can be dauntingly hard as online color swatches are miserable, and since so few brick and mortar stores sell these foundations for you to try on (except in the largest cities). Camera Ready Cosmetics in Dallas has a wonderful mail-in color matching service for media foundations, and I highly recommend their website. They help over the phone with superlative service too. Plus they'll even sell you modest samples of these foundations making an excellent color match that much easier to make, not to mention that the samples are large enough that you can try these foundations for a week or more before deciding.
These foundations (particularly RCMA) have a learning curve, and they will take more time to apply in the morning than say slapping on Double Wear or Colorstay or Armani Silk. Media foundations meld into the skin wonderfully, disappearing as they cover redness and imperfections. With a good color match you cannot blend these foundations by spreading the color around on your face (as most of us do with traditional consumer foundations), because you won't be able to SEE any color as it just melds and disappears into your skin. Instead you have to learn to blend and cover by how much more perfect your skin looks, and how well the redness or scaring or other imperfection, have vanished. While these foundations are heavily pigmented, they do not cover opaquely quickly in one pass—not like more "grease-paint" full coverage foundations such as MAC Full Coverage or Lauder's Double Wear Camouflage. For the few that need complete full coverage foundation you need to go back over and layer with a decent amount of product where needed (though you can just spackle it on for smaller concealer purposes). On the plus side, they also don't look nearly as cakey with this much coverage like the more traditional and greasy textured full coverage foundations or concealers can quickly look.
These foundations absolutely have to be set with a powder, preferably a loose setting powder. So powder selection becomes more important. Many rave over RCMA's low cost No-Color powder, I prefer MUFE HD powder, while others adore Laura Mercier. Just be aware that powder will be needed, but when a high quality powder is well applied, no-color or translucent powders only enhance the glowing finish of CS and RCMA foundations, and make them crease proof and all day lasting.
Cinema Secrets is my favorite with its silicone base. Their color selections are marvelous and broad, and the formulation is more creamy and easier to work with than RCMA. Cinema Secrets vanishes into the skin with lightening speed. It's also a little easier and quicker to build up to full opaque coverage if that's what you're looking for, or if using as a concealer. Cinema Secrets is very long lasting (particularly over a silicone primer), as in often lasting for 12+ hours. Damp BeautyBlender or Sigma F80 work wonderfully with these foundations for me, though the damp Blender can soak up a fair amount of the creamier CS. I also strongly feel that the Cinema Secrets is much more hydrating and comfortable for drier skin types (though if you do set with the right amount of powder, it can start to feel dryer toward the end of the day).
RCMA is a tad more natural looking—truly a second skin. However the wax formulation has one of the most unique textures in the cosmetic world—it's hard like butter from the fridge and can sometimes be downright chunky or cloddy. For more sheer coverage applications a damp sponge or brush pounced into the pot might work in a warm bathroom, but for most applications RCMA needs to be dug/scraped out of its pot and then warmed slightly and coaxed with warmth into a more creamy (and flat) texture; on the back of your hand or on a palette with your finger work best. More work than CS, but the finish is truly gorgeous, glowing and approaches truly invisible more than any other medium-full foundation I have experienced. HOWEVER, in my experience (with dry skin no less!) RCMA does not last well—it starts to fade after 3-4 hours (taking blush and contour and highlighter with it); only about 50-60% coverage remains after 6-8 hours, and mere wispy fragments are left at the 12 hour mark. For this reason alone, I pass on RCMA (and I have experimented with various primers). It's very slight advantage in glowing invisible appearance is completely negated for me by its poor lasting power, and the extra coaxing it takes to get it to the right consistency in the morning. BUT, others claim long
on 8/24/2016 2:13:00 PM
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I adore this product. When I was in makeup school, this is the product we used for foundation and concealer (we had multiple palates for all shades of course) and it quickly became one of my favourites. It builds beautifully, has a finish that's not matte but not dewy, just a silly skin finish, and works well as a concealer as well with minimal creasing. I will continue to buy this
on 12/6/2015 3:38:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
This foundation, while it looks absolutely lovely and is easy to work with, broke me out so badly that I can't touch it again. I tested it on separate occasions and every time it's been the same. By the end of the first day pores are clogged on my chin, nose and forehead. My skin start getting bumpy, and after just a few days I'm getting cysts and whiteheads all over. What a shame!
on 12/6/2015 3:37:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
This foundation, while it looks absolutely lovely and is easy to work with, broke me out so badly that I can't touch it again. I tested it on separate occasions and every time it's been the same. By the end of the first day pores are clogged on my chin, nose and forehead. My skin start getting bumpy, and after just a few days I'm getting cysts and whiteheads all over. What a shame!
on 5/19/2015 7:32:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
One of the pricier PRO brands (compared to Ben Nye, Kryolan, Mehron and RCMA), but still better and more affordable overall than department store foundations. I use this as an alternative to Kryolan's TV Paint Stick when in cooler weather. Cinema secrets ultimate foundation is oilier, and it spreads farther than the TV paint stick. Nonetheless, staying power is as great when set properly. 302-65A is a seamless match when blended. If you have a good facial cleansing routine, you shouldn't worry about this breaking you out.
on 9/15/2014 6:01:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Skin type: Combo-oily
Tone: Around NC30
Shade in CS: 302
I got a sample of this foundation and luckily 302 was a nice match. Normally I like sheer foundations and if I have any trouble areas I use concealer. So I'll start off with the finish of this. It has a satin natural finish (nothing overly matte or glowy), when applied with a damp beauty-blender you can sheer out the application or you can use a flat top brush for more coverage. I personally like to use this with a flat brush from Real Techniques. I use this in three ways: 1. a spot concealer on top of my tinted moisturizer or nars sheer matte fndt. 2. sometimes I will dab some of the CS foundation and then spread it with a slightly damp flat brush. 3. I'll use this just as a concealer and then top it off with some setting powder. But for the most part I like to use it as a concealer for the face. I also sometimes use the shade 602 as an undereye concealer if I want more coverage or as a night look. It does crease a bit but I set it with a setting powder. When using it as an undereye concealer I use a dry synthetic round/flat brush to push it and spread it. Now overall you have to be light handed with this foundation and with setting powders so it doesn't look cakey. If done correctly it has a nice satin natural finish. On my combo-oily skin it holds up pretty well though sometimes if I have a stubborn spot to cover I may have to reapply at some point. I may try a setting spray or a better primer in the future to see if that helps. But overall I'd recommend it for any skin type to try this out. You can sheer it out or basically use as full coverage. Now mind you if you have any serious pigmentation problem areas or even redness you might need to color correct first then apply the foundation. A little goes a long way, so my sample and a full size would last quiet some time.
on 9/14/2014 3:18:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I went on a cream foundation binge and ended up buying a few foundations from Cinema Secrets. I read on many websites that this is TV foundation, and looks good on screen. Since you must order online, it is very hard to choose a perfect shade. I have NC40, combination skin, and this product is very oily! It moves throughout the day and starts oxidizing. I must admit though that it does cover well and looks good on the skin for a short period of time, so if you are planning on wearing it for a few hours max and are not planning to go out in the heat, you may like it. Just be prepared to break out if you have oily skin or are prone to breakouts. The shade that is closest to my skin-tone is 303-66A, although I would prefer something about 2 shares lighter (but again, since I purchased this online, there was no way for me to tell the exact shade). The ingredients don't seem too great, the first ingredient listed is - Hydrogenated Polyisobutene and the second ingredient is Caprylic Triglyceride. Further, I believe the packaging of the product makes it more prone to collecting bacteria and may lead to more breakouts. I believe I paid about $15 for this product and I personally don't like it much. I have been trying to use it up on clients who have dry skin and only intend to wear it for a short time. Personally, I would say save your money and invest in something else.
on 4/11/2014 11:35:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I deal quite a bit with photographs. I first became acquainted with Cinema Secrets from http://camerareadycosmetics.com/ And then I did more research. If this product was great in the early days for the movie industry; why wouldn't it still be good? It photographs very well. I don't need pretty packaging. The price is great. I even buy a small one to keep in my purse. I apply with a damp beauty blender, a sigma brush or the best tools--my fingers. Won't be without it.
on 4/10/2014 1:47:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This is a oil and wax based product (someone way before me mentioned it was water based... well it's not) so it will not work wonders on oily skin (you would need to use an oil controlling primer or setting powder, which i recommend you use anyway).
This has a very lightweight and thin creamy consistency. It picks up very easily with the fingers and melts right onto the skin and blends in very easily. Because it is so highly pigmented, you only need a very thin layer to even out the skin and apply another thin layer for extra coverage. It's not drying on the skin, nor is it particularly moisturizing so it will emphasize any dry areas. And also because of the high pigment concentration, make sure you wash your face thoroughly after using!
Long story short: this covers well, is very lightweight and looks natural, will last a long time both on the face and as far as how long it will take to use the foundation up, and has a somewhat dewy finish.
It won't control the oilies too well, but it is pretty water resistant, if not waterproof.
I highly recommend you try this if you have trouble finding high coverage, high performance products that don't cake up.
on 4/9/2014 1:09:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I have quite dry, sensitive and acne prone skin (damn.) Okay, so for starters this foundation will cover anything. It is a full coverage foundation. It's thick and creamy but easy to blend. Smells like wax. It works excellently to cover redness and acne and therefore would be amazing in covering roseacea.
BUT I find that with this being extremely pigmented, it is so so easy to cake. Anything more than a few small dots will just be way too much. By a few small dots I mean to just touch on some product to your fingertip and dot lightly probably just three dots and use a sponge to blend and that will cove your whole face. I would not use this heavy handedly. Even though this sounds great, I find it to be a disadvantage because it's hard to get the right amount of product on without it looking really strange on your skin. It doesn't make pores look big but it just looks like you've put way too much makeup on your face even though you haven't and the texture of the skin just looks bizarre and the finish is very unnatural. So the key is to use a very small amount, blend it and decide for yourself if you need more. Once you get this right the skin tone looks flawless.
However, if you have dry skin like me it probably would not work well for you unless you have a really good moisturiser and/or primer because I find that this highlights any dry patches on my face again leaving me with an unnatural finish. So moisturise up if you want to give this a try. It stays put after being powdered but slides around without powder. Also again with the pigment content, if you've used to much (and it's so easy to do that) then it won't stay put very easily.
I can't use this as a concealer because it's far too pigmented and looks so bad on the skin. This works best to even out the entire skin tone on the face. It's priced very reasonably considering this is going to last me a heck of a long time. Will not repurchase because I still can't seem to get it to look nice on my skin, it just seems to cake too easily, It would be nicer if it somehow had a more smoother satiny finish and didn't cake so easily. There are other products I that won't do this to my skin.
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Nicholas Jolley argues that Locke's three greatest works - An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, Two Treatises of Government, and Epistola de Tolerantia - are unified by a concern to promote the cause of religious toleration. Jolley shows how Locke uses the principles of his theory of knowledge to criticize religious persecution.
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This book presents seventeen of Nicholas Jolley's essays on early modern philosophy. They focus on two main themes: the debate over the nature of causality; and the issues posed by Descartes' innovations in the philosophy of mind. Together, they show that philosophers in the period are systematic critics of their contemporaries and predecessors.
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Uncover, bake for 10 mins longer.
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Calories 591 Calories from Fat 423
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 47 g72.6%
Saturated Fat 22.3 g111.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 7.3 mg2.4%
Sodium 1471.9 mg61.3%
Total Carbohydrates 7 g2.2%
Dietary Fiber 0.9 g3.6%
Sugars 3.2 g
Protein 37 g73.6%
Vitamin A 9.1% Vitamin C 3.8%
Calcium 6.9% Iron 0.18%
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|3 Pound
|6 , cut in quarters
|1 Medium, cut into 6 wedges
|Chicken gravy mix
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|Prepared horseradish
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2. Arrange a rack in a casserole or Dutch oven.
3. Place the meat on the rack.
4. Cover with water.
5. Cover and transfer the casserole to the heated oven.
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11. Stir in gravy and prepared horseradish.
12. Simmer and cook stirring, until the sauce thickens.
13. Pour into a gravy boat.
14. Slice roast and serve with vegetables.
15. Pass gravy at the table.
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Calories 370 Calories from Fat 182
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 20 g31.2%
Saturated Fat 8.1 g40.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 110 mg36.7%
Sodium 302.5 mg12.6%
Total Carbohydrates 16 g5.2%
Dietary Fiber 4 g16.2%
Sugars 6.2 g
Protein 32 g63.4%
Vitamin A 205.4% Vitamin C 59.9%
Calcium 5.8% Iron 3.4%
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Note: The median is the point at which half in the category earn more than and half earn below the figure. Numbers are for people 25 years old and older in 2008.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, 2009 Annual Social and Economic Supplement.
The college experience sparks lifelong friendships and gives students opportunities to begin building professional networks. In and outside of the classroom, students develop confidence, communication, problem-solving and teamwork skills, the so-called "soft skills" highly valued by employers but just as relevant to other parts of a person's life.
If early adolescence is a time of growth spurts, the college years bring comparable jumps in personal development.
"I'm more open-minded than I've ever been," said James Jermany, a Robert Morris University sophomore, crediting the daily interaction with peers from diverse backgrounds.
For some, such as Ms. Jolley, college is nothing short of a life-changing experience. She said La Roche lifted her up and helped her to see her potential.
"I never thought I'd be doing what I'm doing," said Ms. Jolley, whose clients include federal agencies, laboratories, resorts and universities.
The federal government and various education advocacy groups are calling for more people to go to college, partly for economic and national security reasons and partly because they consider a degree critical to an individual's success in the 21st-century labor market.
High schools around the nation are focused on the goal of making all students "college-ready."
Yet the question of what one should get out of a college education hasn't been definitively answered, and colleges themselves sometimes wrestle with their role.
The global, technical, volatile economy has blurred the lines between liberal-arts and career-oriented degree programs. Philip Gardner, director of Michigan State University's Collegiate Employment Research Institute, said today's employers want a "liberally trained technician or a technically trained liberal arts person."
Among other soft skills, college graduates should develop adaptability, in case strapped employers want to move them from position to position, Dr. Gardner said.
Students such as Mr. Jermany are savvy to the interplay of technical know-how and people skills.
"It's one thing to know what you're doing," he said. "But even if you know what you're doing, you have to be able to communicate with the people you're working with."
As president of the Software Engineering Club at Robert Morris, Mr. Jermany will oversee an annual enrichment event for local high school students. In the workplace, he noted, that's called "project management," another soft skill.
In April, Lumina Foundation for Education announced an unusual effort to pin down what students in six disciplines -- biology, chemistry, education, graphic design, history and physics -- should gain from a college education. The project, called Tuning USA, is based on a European initiative.
Lumina is bringing together educators, employers and students from Indiana, Minnesota and Utah to agree on the knowledge and skills that should be acquired by students majoring in each discipline.
Traditionally, colleges have awarded degrees based on credits earned, rather than knowledge or skills acquired.
Mr. Jermany felt the tug of inquiry when he first saw a roomful of Robert Morris computer equipment and realized it was there for his use -- no professor's permission required.
"The opportunity is there. You just have to capitalize on it," he said.
La Roche junior Henry Pinnix said the college experience is "a journey. You want to discover who you are as a person, a student, a friend."
Mr. Pinnix said he discovered his leadership ability as student government president at La Roche. He said he's learned that persistence pays off, that each new day is an opportunity to "be the best version of yourself," and that college is a forge for morals and values.
Ms. Jolley said she learned that "it was OK not to know everything, but how to research and how to ask questions and how to find out what you want to know."
Sometimes, the journey's lessons reveal themselves long after commencement.
Ms. Jolley took an accounting course and thought at the time that it was "the dumbest thing I possibly could have done." Now, responsible for client budgets and her company's bottom line, she uses those accounting skills "all the time."
About six years ago, a group of researchers contemplated Plato and Socrates and scoured college mission statements to develop a list of the benefits associated with a liberal arts education, said Kathleen Wise, associate director of inquiries at Wabash College in Crawfordsville, Ind.
That effort evolved into the Wabash National Study, an effort to track students' development in about a dozen areas -- including critical thinking, leadership and moral reasoning -- from matriculation through their senior years. The study, so far involving more than 17,000 students at 49 institutions, hopes to identify teaching practices that contribute to development of the key qualities.
Students are evaluated at the beginning and end of their freshman year and again as seniors. The first group of seniors -- those who entered college in fall 2006 -- will be tested this spring.
Tests have shown that the freshmen, as groups, showed little development in the key areas during their first year of college. However, some individual students made big gains, Ms. Wise said.
"We are very eager to see what happens in the senior year, especially because were somewhat disappointed by the first-year results," she said.
Even with a college degree, graduates have to hustle to get and keep jobs in today's economy. Michigan State University's 2009 employment survey found that hiring at 2,500 sample companies and institutions was off 40 percent last year.
Adaptability is important for more than one reason.
Because each economic downtown tends to decimate one or more industries, flexibility will help graduates find new careers, said Dewayne Matthews, vice president for policy and strategy at Lumina Foundation.
"You lose a job; you're going to go back to a different job," he said.
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Is it too late to request a sequel?
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Flitters me IM IN THE COMIC!!
anyone else deadrising
i sorta dont get it
is that a jar of mayo or pickles
Weird, the only thing I really noticed was the one pony tried the 'stopping short' method of copping a feel. Which really doesn't work on ponies.
You know what that description reminds me of?
"That which takes the image of a zombie itself becomes a zombie."
Have fun sleeping tonight!
"That which takes the image of a zombie itself becomes a zombie."
Have fun sleeping tonight!
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I like how you made Blossomforth or whoever that white pony is look kind of like Twilight
They're not zombies they are just ridiculotards
Hey, they're not zombies. They're just health inspectors.
*generic zombie sounds? *hurr durr? That's a funny choose of sound effects.
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Ah, Blossomforth was the best background character in that episode.
Night of the living Ponies...
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I love that you put Amnesia in the desc even though those are zombies.
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Why the peanut butter bottle?
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it's a caracter i can relate to!
the answer is always: the person next to me did it
the answer is always: the person next to me did it
Wow.....XD was that a jar of mayonase?
Blossomforth is drastically underrated. Excuse me while I write her as a zombie hunter.
I see you're using L4D1 for reference, that leaves a huge weakness...
After all, even if they played the sequel, ponies would have a hard enough time facing... Jockeys.
After all, even if they played the sequel, ponies would have a hard enough time facing... Jockeys.
my hero?
*generic zombie sounds*
You mean just like in Minecraft?
You mean just like in Minecraft?
What? No House of the Dead? As a Sega fan from the 90s, I am Dissapoint!
Oh, there were a lot more I wanted to put there, sadly, the resolution wasn't helping me
Okay. Ever played House of the Dead for Sega Saturn/Arcade?
Of course, goldmun included
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I need a Java based Server for communicating over TCP with GPS Tracker.
This is a basic project in which GPS Tracker will send Login Message over TCP to the server and the server needs to respond to the Login Message after which the GPS terminal sends other information.
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