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Adrian Mole and the Weapons of Mass Destruction
Adrian Mole is a thirty something divorced father living in a small town in England called Leicester. He has two sons, one called william who lives in Africa with his mother, one who's called Glenn and is a soldier in the british army. This story is a fictional diary in which Adrian describes his life. He works in a book shop and dreams of becoming a writer. While still obsessing in secret about his childhood sweetheart, Pandora (a successfull politici...
Adrian Mole: the Cappuccino Years
There are more serious themes, but also still loads of laughs In the 5th installment of the diaries of Adrian Mole. As the book opens, Adrian Mole is at his job as head chef at Hoi Polloi, a trendy restaurant in SoHo. We immediately meet his angry and aristocratic boss, Peter Savage, who owns the restaurant. He swears, smokes and drinks constantly, all the while complaining about his ex-wife and the Labour party. In spite of its popularity, the restaur...
Adrian Mole: The Prostrate Years
The final and 9th installment in the ongoing adventures of everyone's favorite diarist, Adrian Mole. Adrian Mole is 39 and a quarter and he has moved into the renovated pigsties with his parents. His marriage is a mess and his wife can't stand the country, let alone living in a former pigsty. His daughter, Gracie, is causing a great deal of trouble both at home and at school, and, to top it off, he's going to the bathroom several times a night, causing h...
The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 3/4
This book is a diary of a boy called Adrian Mole, which describes the ups and downs of adolescense. He talks about his love-life with his girlfriend Pandora and his relationship with an old man called Bert Baxter, who he helps. He does not get along very well with his parents. ...
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The Woman Who Went To Bed For A Year
This book is about a middle aged woman's midlife crisis and her consequential struggles with her husband and children. Eva, a middle aged housewife in modern England, is dissatisfied with the way her life has turned out. Her ungrateful children have left for college, making her an empty-nester, and her cheating husband has little sympathy for her emotional and mental distresses. On a sudden impulse, Eva decides that the best course of action under th...


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Walker Institute to celebrate 50 years with March events
Jody Williams, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, and U.S. Gen. Stanley McChrystal will deliver public talks in March at the University of South Carolina. Their appearances are among a series of events to commemorate the 50th anniversary of USC's Walker Institute of International and Area Studies.
Titled "Women, Peace and Security," William's talk will take place at 7 p.m. March 3 in Belk Auditorium in the Darla Moore School of Business. She will focus on the impact of women's increasing role in peace building and peace keeping.
McChrystal's lecture, titled "American Leadership in a Complex World," will address the importance of understanding and developing relationships in the world today. It is scheduled for 7 p.m., March 17, in the School of Law Auditorium.
Both events are free and open to the public.
As chairman of the Nobel Women's Initiative, Williams promotes efforts of women's rights activists, researchers and organizations working to advance peace, justice and equality for women. She received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997 for her work to ban landmines through the International Campaign to Ban Landmines, which shared the Peace Prize with her that year. She was the 10th woman to receive the prize at the time.
McChrystal is a retired four-star general in the U.S. Army. Prior to his retirement in June 2010, he was the commander of the International Security Assistance Force and of U.S. forces in Afghanistan. Before that, he served as director of the Joint Staff from August 2008 to June 2009 and as commander of the Joint Special Operations Command from 2003 – 2008.
For more information, contact the Walker Institute at 803-777-8180, or visit the webpage www.cas.sc.edu/iis/.


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i piss in my wetsuit all the time, and often openly admit it to all the people im surfing with :cool:
I will pay extra if you pee in it.:p
haha...i never piss in my suits. i've a psycho 2 for like 4 or 5 years thats still soft and the welds are in good shape. im guessing thats the reason. im going to close this thread though. can't sell them yet to good. sorry for the tease
i pee in my suit almost every sesh .... its my own little personal jacuzzi !
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Shirdi is a town located in Rahata Tahasil in Ahmednagar District in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Shirdi is best known as the late 19th century home of the popular guru Shirdi Sai Baba.
The holy town is visited by innumerable people every year for viewing the Samadhi Temple of Sri Sai Baba. At every nook and corner of Shirdi it is Sai Baba who is present here either in spiritual form or in physical form by leaving behind several physical structures where he once lived or graced the place by his presence.
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Just wanted say hello to all that make this a great place to learn. I have been in and out of B|T sites back in B|T 3 and Loved all the information that has been filling my brain. So Kudoos to all.
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If you all could use the "Spot On" feature on the surf forecasts when you observe discrepancies, in time, we will be able to use that data to dial in the forecast biases and make corrections.
Thanks Admin, will do going forward!
As for Surfline, they are showing a very similar forecast to you guys here...I'm quite curious how it's going to look at dawn, however the high tide worries me...
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FYI. I am looking further into this... This over call bias seems to be isolated to these strong NW wind scenarios from storms pushing off the coast. I think I may know how to resolve the bias in the long run, but its going to take some time to test and stuff...
Just got in from a dawn patrol session...2-3+ and super clean....
A bit of an over call, but I'm not complaining, even snuck in some little barrels, fun stuff!
Same here at Jensen Beach.
2-4 foot ft pierce, 15 mph wind from NE, strong north current, did a lot of walking today.
This is Florida..... you have to know this place better than you know how to wipe your ass because it could be breaking in Deerfield and flat in Juno. The swell direction, sandbar, tide, wind, and strength of the swell are all key factors when living in Florida so you have to take every little thing into consideration. If you wanna get good here stop surfing Juno pier and the Inlet. Go find your own spots where it'll be less crowded and more fun. Also, We NEVER see waves over 3 foot unless we're getting a serious low/high system, hurricane, or wind chop.
P Found a fun waves somewhere in between "kyle" and "H20". About 3-5 and a good time!
Yeah, thanks for the summery of FL Surfing...I'm pretty sure we are all aware....I and I'd say 90% of us have "our" spots, I only bring up the pier cause it's a more consistent break around here.
Also, I was referencing the over forecast, saying 4-6+ and was 2-3+ at best....and as far as only getting 3 feet or less, I beg to differ, might need to paddle a little more outside.
And I didn't give any complaints about crowds or not getting any fun waves, just the overforecast....was just looking for a little insight as to why and i f it would be resolved.
Sorry to rant, just can't stand some people that just pop in, don't address the actual "subject" of the post and give us all a lecture on what we are doing wrong and how to surf better. That is all.
This is Florida....we know....surfing is fickle....but inaccurate models don't make it any easier...no matter how good your spot is....


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LONG BEACH - One of the last projects funded by the now-defunct redevelopment agency is under way.
With shovels in hand, city officials gathered recently to mark the start of work on the final stages of planned improvements to the northern stretch of the downtown Promenade.
The third and final phase of the project includes new bike racks, new landscaping, dog-walking areas and a small area that will feature chess tables.
Second District Councilwoman Suja Lowenthal, along with other city officials, local business owners and members of Promenade Area Residents Association, recently attended a ceremony to unveil renderings and final plans.
"I hope what used to be here is now a distant memory," Lowenthal said at the event. "What was once a dark space of underutilized concrete is now developing into a great area. Look down this last block of the promenade and envision what she can be - what you want it to be. Imagine it and build it with me."
The construction is happening despite the recent demise of the Long Beach Redevelopment Agency, which first developed the plan in 2007.
Under redevelopment agency funding, the first and second phases - specialized lighting, additional green space and a new bike station building were added to the Promenade's southern and middle blocks, including the Promenade Square.
The final phase will bring improvements to the north block, which runs between Broadway Avenue and Third Street, including the newly dedicated Harvey Milk Promenade Park.
The Promenade Master Plan incorporated pedestrian-oriented improvements on the three blocks of The Promenade from Ocean Boulevard to the north side of Third Street, connecting the south waterfront to the residential, commercial, retail and restaurant venues north of Ocean Boulevard.
Additional planned improvements include upgraded storm drains, landscape irrigation, new hardscape, pedestrian and special lighting, new traffic signals, gateway signage and site furnishings.
According to city officials, new restaurants have already been planned for the area. Officials also believe that the redesigned and constructed stretch will help with many of the empty storefronts. Currently work is already being done in the area on several historic buildings just east on Broadway Avenue.
Long Beach's Director of Development Services Amy Bodeck said last week that the construction is part of continuing improvement. She said that this area is the "spine of the neighborhood."
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Jonathan Goodwin Returns To Saints In One-Year Deal
Veteran free agent center Jonathan Goodwin has agreed to return to New Orleans in a one-year deal, the Saints announced Tuesday.
Goodwin played for the Saints from 2006 to 2010, a starter for the final three seasons. He won a Super Bowl with the Saints and was also named to the Pro Bowl in 2009.
He has spent the last three seasons in San Francisco, starting at center for the 49ers. During that time, he played in three straight NFC title games and another Super Bowl.
Other roster moves announced Tuesday include the signing of defensive lineman Brandon Deaderick, a four-year NFL veteran who has played for New England and Jacksonville.
The team waived guard Mike Golic, Jr. and inside linebacker Spencer Hadley.
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Lysley Tenorio on 'Monstress'By Aria Beth Sloss
I first heard of Lysley Tenorio a little more than a decade ago, when his story "Superassassin" came out in The Atlantic. "Superassassin" is the rare work that gets a child narrator right, and it features all of what I now recognize as the trademarks of Tenorio's work: startling imagery, moments of sadness combined with gestures of heartbreaking intimacy, and an unstinting commitment to character. Monstress, Tenorio's first collection, is out from Ecco this month. Characters include transsexuals, lepers, healers, and a horror-movie screenwriter named Checkers. Reading about them, you feel, as the narrator of "Felix Starro" says, "that breath of relief that there is someone in the world, finally, who understands what hurts you."
There's an emphasis in this collection on the power of imagination. The narrator of "Superassassin" is a young boy whose fantasies have started to eclipse reality, and the narrator's teenage sister in "L'amour, CA" follows her dreams about America and love to an unhappy ending. In "Felix Starro," the grandfather performs ritual "cleansings" for men and women who believe themselves to be truly healed. What place do you think imagination has in our lives as children and how does that change, or not, as we become adults?
I can really only speak for myself. As a kid, I had a pretty good imagination but one that, in retrospect, was fairly systematized to the ways of the world I knew. For example, for years I had a fantasy world on the side, one in which I was a child star who had his own sitcom, was a frequent guest on talk shows, and even had a few cameos on—should I admit this?—Dynasty. Read More


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It is an exciting time to be a graduate student at UC Riverside. The campus is experiencing unprecedented growth, and with this has come an influx of new faculty, new and exciting research and educational opportunities and state-of-the-art facilities. Faculty and students work together closely, creating a dynamic learning environment that encourages the best available academic training.
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- Accounting, Auditing, and Assurance—M.P.Ac
Offering Master of Professional Accountancy (M.P.Ac.) program will fill growing demand for qualified certified public accountants (CPA's), especially with a California law effective for years after 2013 that will require 150 semester hours (or 225 quarter hours) of applicable college credit. Offered by the A. Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management in the School of Business Administration.
- Anthropology — M.A., M.S., Ph.D.
Offering M.A., M.S. and Ph.D. programs, research focuses on how people live in a variety of settings and adapt to the processes of change and transformation, both historically and today. Upon completion, students will be able to engage in research, teaching, policy-related and/or administrative activities. Offered by the Department of Anthropology in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
- Applied Statistics — Ph.D.
The program emphasizes both the theory of statistics and its application to special fields of interest. In addition to courses in statistics, Ph.D. students take courses in a substantive field from which a thesis problem requiring a statistical approach should arise. The substantive field may be fields such as:
- Biology
- Economics
- Political science
- Psychology
- Administration
Offered through the Department of Statistics in the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences.
- Art History — M.A., Ph.D.
Students pursue an M.A. or Ph.D. in the history of Western and non-Western art from ancient to contemporary times, emphasizing the interpretation of art in its historical and cultural contexts. Students take courses in both Western and non-Western areas. Offered by the Department of the History of Art in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
- Art, Visual — M.F.A.
The program's core lies in independent creative work done in consultation with faculty. Students can work in any medium. UCR has facilities for photography, painting, video, digital media and sculpture. Individual graduate studios are provided. Offered by the Department of Art in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
- Biochemistry and Molecular Biology — M.S., Ph.D.
Offering both M.S. and Ph.D. degrees, the program prepares students for careers in science by expanding their knowledge of biochemistry and molecular biology, and by developing students' critical thinking skills and creativity. There is considerable flexibility to develop the curriculum to fit specific needs and interests. Offered by the Department of Biochemistry in the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences.
- Bioengineering — M.S., Ph.D.
The M.S. program is designed for professionals seeking greater depth in the area of bioengineering or individuals with biological science degrees who wish to enhance their education. The Ph.D. is heavily integrated with research activities and is intended for people seeking careers in academic or industrial research. The Bioengineering Program is an interdisciplinary program offered by the Bourns College of Engineering.
- Biomedical Sciences — Ph.D.
Students acquire a broad understanding of human disease, therapeutics and design of predictive experimental model systems through an innovative and rigorous program that integrates medical curriculum with mentored research and critical analysis of research-based modeling of human pathophysiology. Faculty come to the program from the Biomedical Sciences Division and the Departments of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Environmental Toxicology, Nematology, Cell Biology and Neuroscience, and Psychology, providing a wide range of perspectives and approaches to problems. Offered by the School of Medicine.
- Cell, Molecular & Developmental Biology — M.S., Ph.D
Students enrolled in the interdepartmental CMDB program have access to modern professorial laboratories as well as state-of-the-art equipment, such as:
- Bioinformatics
- Proteomics, including protein sequencing via mass spectrometry
- DNA sequencing
- Cell sorting
- Chemical & Environmental Engineering — M.S., Ph.D.
The program features both M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. Fields of specialization include:
- Biochemical engineering
- Environmental biotechnology
- Advanced materials and nanotechnology
- Electrochemical engineering
- Molecular theory and simulation
- Air quality systems engineering
- Water quality systems engineering
- Chemistry — M.S., Ph.D.
Students have the opportunity to perform cutting-edge research in an environment that combines the state-of-the-art facilities, quality, and breadth of research with close student-faculty interaction. The Ph.D. is a research degree in which students can pursue many sub-disciplines, including:
- Analytical chemistry
- Inorganic chemistry
- Organic chemistry
- Physical chemistry
- Interdisciplinary research opportunities in bioanalytical, environmental and materials chemistry
- Chemical genomics
- Classics — Tri-Campus Program — Ph.D.
The Ph.D. program is offered jointly with UC Irvine, UC Riverside and UC San Diego. Instruction takes place on the UC Irvine campus. It features an innovative curriculum and program of study that addresses the practical and theoretical questions confronting the humanities and classics in particular, as both enter the twenty-first century. Offered at UC Riverside by the Department of Comparative Literature and Foreign Languages in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
- Comparative Literature — M.A., Ph.D.
The program is based on the comparative studies of world literatures and cultures. Students are admitted into the Ph.D. program only and students who do not already hold a master's degree in literature, comparative literature, or a comparable field must complete M.A. requirements while pursuing the Ph.D. The degree has three tracks: interliterary studies, interdisciplinary studies, and science fiction science, and literature. Offered by the Department of Comparative Literature and Foreign Languages in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
- Computer Science — M.S., Ph.D.
The program offers a M.S., which is ideal for professionals seeking greater depth in several areas, and a Ph.D. intended for well-qualified individuals who wish to pursue careers in academic or industrial research. Research programs include algorithm design, software engineering, embedded system design and theory of computation. Offered by the Computer Science and Engineering Department in the Bourns College of Engineering.
- Creative Writing & Writing for the Performing Arts — M.F.A.
Students pursuing the M.F.A. program complete a core of course work in one writing discipline selected from fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, playwriting, screenwriting, or writing for interactive media. Students participate in seminars and workshops where they explore cross-genre writing and the theoretical underpinnings of creative writing. This interdisciplinary program is offered in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
- Creative Writing & Writing for the Performing Arts — Palm Desert — M.F.A.
UCR Palm Desert's M.F.A. program in Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing Arts is designed for professionally oriented writers who are interested in a variety of literary forms. Students concentrate their work in one genre — fiction, screenwriting, creative non-fiction, poetry, or playwriting — but are required to take workshops in at least one other area. Classes are all held through the M.F.A. program at the UCR Palm Desert Campus.
- Dance — M.F.A.
Highly motivated choreographers pursuing the M.F.A. conduct both research in dance and an assessment of contemporary issues in dance aesthetics, history and culture. The focus is the development of experimental choreography that challenges cultural assumptions and is informed by a critical and reflective perspective. The program is especially designed for the practicing artist who desires to return to an institutional context for advanced study and to examine their own work as they produce new work. Offered by the Department of Dance in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
- Dance History & Theory — Ph.D.The program provides a base for research in the field of cultural and historical studies of dance. Consideration of all dimensions of dance, including digital culture, body politics, media studies, mobilization and class, ethnicity, sexuality and gender, and corporeal knowledge and choreography are considered. Offered by the Department of Dance in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
- Economics — M.A., Ph.D.
Students have the opportunity to pursue either a M.A. or Ph.D. in economics, with emphases in a wide range of fields, including:
- Microeconomics
- Macroeconomics
- Econometrics
- Economic development
- Economic history
- International trade
- Education — M.A., M.Ed., Ph.D.
The Graduate School of Education offers research degree (M.A. and Ph.D.), professional degree (M.Ed.), and teacher education programs (Credential and M.Ed.).
The Ph.D. program prepares students for research and teaching in academic institutions and offer areas of specialization in:
- Education, Society and Culture
- Educational Psychology
- Higher Education Administration and Policy
- School Psychology with the Pupil Personnel Services credential and non-terminal M.A. degree
- Special Education
The M.A. program provides advanced knowledge and research experience in the field of Education with specializations in:
- Education, Society and Culture
- Educational Psychology
- Special Education
The M.Ed. program assists professional educators in improving their practice and offers areas of emphasis in:
- Autism
- Diversity and Equity
- Higher Education Administration and Policy
- Reading
- Special Education with Education Specialist Credential
The Teacher Education program prepares individuals for careers in teaching and offers credentialing and graduate degrees in:
- Master of Education (M.Ed.) in General Education
- Multiple Subjects Credential (Elementary)
- Single Subject Credential (Secondary)
- Special Education Credential
- Bilingual Authorization in Spanish
- Electrical Engineering — M.S., Ph.D.
M.S. and Ph.D. students choose a field of study from among five areas of specialization:
- Computer engineering
- Control and robotics
- Intelligent systems
- Nanomaterials, devices and circuits
- Communications and signal processing
- English — M.A., Ph.D.
- The M.A. program encourages a broad familiarity with several fields of historical, theoretical, and genre-centered research within the discipline of English studies.
- The Ph.D. program encourages graduate students to become teachers and scholar-critics capable of significant original literary scholarship. Students work in close consultation with the graduate adviser to map a course of study including seminar work, fulfillment of the foreign language requirement, the successful completion of two qualifying exams, and the dissertation.
- Entomology — M.S., Ph.D.
With programs leading towards M.S. or Ph.D. degrees, students have the opportunity for research specialization in more than a dozen areas, including behavior, biochemistry, nematology and pathology. Offered by the Department of Entomology in the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences.
- Ethnic Studies — Ph.D.
The Ph.D. program has a special focus on public policy and community studies, the connection of people of color in the United States with those in the diaspora (international affairs), and culture. Offered by the Department of Ethnic Studies in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
- Environmental Science — M.S., Ph.D.
This interdepartmental program provides students with broad training and exposure to the many facets of environmental science, as well as the specialized study of a specific research topic. Administered by nearly 50 UCR faculty from different environmentally related disciplines, research and course offerings are diverse, ranging from fundamental soil, aquatic, and atmospheric chemistry through resource and environmental management, economics and policy, to a host of other areas within both the natural and social sciences. Offered by the Department of Environmental Sciences in the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences.
- Environmental Toxicology — M.S. Ph.D.
An integrated interdisciplinary program that leads to an M.S. or Ph.D. The program teaches the scientific principles of toxicology, focusing on biology, chemistry and the ways that xenobiotics and toxins interact with the biosphere.
- Evolution, Ecology and Organismal Biology — M.S. Ph.D.
Offering both M.S. and Ph.D. degrees, the EEOB program features specialization tracks in evolutionary biology, ecology and physiology. The M.S. program is a research based program, while the Ph.D. program requires the demonstration of broad knowledge of cell and molecular biology, evolutionary biology, or physiology, and the ability to conduct original research. Offered by the Department of Biology in the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences.
- Finance—M.Fin.
The new Master of Finance (MFin) program at the A. Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management addresses the substantial unmet demand for trained finance professionals. By providing a comprehensive overview of the entire field of finance, with an emphasis on empirical methods and applications, the nine-month MFin program will enable finance executives to gain the specialized expertise required for professional advancement, and prepare students who seek to pursue professional certifications in finance.
- Genetics, Genomics and Bioinformatics — Ph.D.
A unique Ph.D. program that offers three tracks:
- Molecular genetics
- Population and evolutionary genetics
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The program is designed to prepare students for teaching and research careers in sociology, earning an M.A. as part of their progress to the Ph.D. Areas of specialization are:
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The program offers both M.S. and Ph.D. degrees with comprehensive training in the chemistry, physics, biology, and ecology of soils, water bodies, and wetlands. Students can specialize in a variety of areas, including:
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Centered on the study of the arts and cultural life in Southeast Asia and the diasporas. The program is geared towards understanding the region and making sense of and engaging with various forms of culture. The region will be studied with an emphasis on historical, religious and ethnographical perspectives. Offered by the interdepartmental SEATRiP Program in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
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I don't know if I like it or not. I just don't know about a lowercase a and a capital D... I don't hate it though.. so.. crits?
I don't know if I like it or not. I just don't know about a lowercase a and a capital D... I don't hate it though.. so.. crits?
looks better than before
no we're not gonna look to see if you bit it because you obviously did (poorly may i add) and you're just asking to see if anyone recognizes it to see if you can get away with it, i don't mean to sound like a dick but jus callin it as i see it
also your throws are taking up the entire sheet of paper and i can't quite tell but if you're using decos for the fill thats a fuck ton of paint wasted shrink it down a lil bit
^ thug lyfe
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well lets hope you care more about your throwie, cause that shit is hurting. you can start with getting rid of that little extension on the bottom of your n.
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for talking
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I think you should make your O rounder,
and your R looks a lot like your A,
but the AB and R are nice.
yeah, my o usually doesnt even look like that, this is the only picture of my throw i had on my computer suprisingly. didnt you and i do an exchange awhile ago?
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Yeah man, I believe so.
Arbor. I know I'm not anyone to take advice from.. but I love symmetry. I'd go with the O having the same top half as the other 3 with a round bottom.. In my mind it sounds good.. haha..
Fix that 3D on the top of your R. It's going off in it's own direction.
Then it's mint.
Sick sig pic by the way.
abor - i like the AB, not feeling the OR that much
klic- that shit is tight..
kcmo/jackson county writers pm me
me. all the time. thats gettin better and better though. i remember your work when you first came here and your progressing nicely. i have a nice G in my book but i cant finish because i feel ill fuck my R up and i cant pencil first. you just have to stay at it and try and stay motivated. if you have friends that write sketch with them. makes it some what more fun
Fuck off.
Been working on another style
Weakfingers- I dont think you really got worse but yeah 3 week break can probably fuck you up alittle. As for the throw I like it, I feel like the T looks alittle to simple for the rest of the letters though
Klic-Your throw is nice, I have nothing to really crit honestly
Abor- I personally don't like the style but thats just me, keep doin what you wanna do
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by Tejano15, Jan 26, 2013.
Arguing over a position coach..... going to be a long off-season...
So half the fans will complain but have no idea what about, and the other half will be happy but have no idea what about.
Yep, but more than 50% will still hate it.
I hate to see Robinson go but I like the hire.
That is funny stuff.
They should hire him as Assistant Head Coach responsible for press conferences.
I don't see why people don't like this. College coaches do a ton of teaching and mentoring. It really makes for an ideal position coach. Here is a guy who didn't cut it as a HC. Likely b/c he wasn't ready. He's restarting his career. Should be highly motivated
Yes sir, and like Mules in a rainstorm, we keep coming back for more. By-the-way, I'll be back later.
dave campo.
That really isn't funny.
John Garrett....
RT @KavnerDC - Late last night it seemed clear Dooley would be new WR coach. This morning it appears that move may not be final.
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He's a complete who was a flop here at UT. I'd sooner have Dave Campo back on staff if that tells you what I think of him.
Count me among the 1% who is interested. All I know about this guy is that he coached with Garrett in Tampa, and comes recommended by Sabin, whom Garret trusts, which tells me he is a Garrett hire all the way.
Robinson will stay in dallas as a consultant in the front office.
And it won't surprise me at all.
It wasn't like he was coming in to a good situation. He inherited a team who had their coach leave mid-recruiting season. Scholarship players left and he had a tough time recruiting good players. At the college level you aren't going to get far without top recruits and scholarship players
Sorta sounds like you are bitter alum.
I'm getting tired of these reports that are more speculation than confirmation. Is this what twitter has done to the reporting of news?
Everyone wants to be the first to report news so there is no waiting around to verify it. They just report it like it happened.
Well when you go 8-8 every year, this is about all we have to talk about.
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Do you use the color-coded categories in MS Outlook 2007?
I don't know about you but I love them in conjunction with e-mail rules so that as certain messages come in they are marked for my attention as soon as they hit my Inbox.
What I'd like to discuss today is an extension of the category use.
Did you ever notice that practically everything in Outlook 2007 can be categorized just like your e-mail?
Take a look…
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This bicycle was purchased as a gift for my son. He wanted a entry level mountain bicycle and I think this bicycle is just that. Assembly is relatively easy and shouldn't take that long. For the price the quality can't be beat, good for easy trails, dirt roads and pavement. I highly recommend if you don't plan on getting to crazy.
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The bike is well built and is versatile. I use daily to go to school for the moment and it takes me up and down steep hills that surround my home. Gearing well arranged. and working well.
Good quality for the price
By Dr L
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I bought this after reading many online reviews. The quality is pretty good especially for the price. Mine came with a slightly warped front wheel but fortunately I had a spoke wrench and it only took 5 minutes to straighten it out. However, you really should not expect to need to do this on a brand new bike. As others have pointed out, there are no instructions included in the box but on their website there are more instructions and pictures than you will ever need. Really easy to find and use. Overall, I am pleased and I ride it 3-6 miles 4 days a week on pavement and a hiking trail that is unpaved and no issues at all. Given what else is out there for this price, this bike is a no brainer. Much more bang for the buck than the competition.
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By Stan the Man, Myth, Legend and Gong Man!
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Great bike, reasonably priced. Comfortable both on the road and off road. Just need to get a comfortable seat, the one that comes with it feels like it was made back in the 1800's. Really sore on the lower end.Most of it came together, and my neighbor did the rest of the completion of the job. Well worth the price and quality.
Quality components but difficult brake assembly/adjustment
By Hotrod45
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Pros: Bike frame comes assembled with rear tire and rear brake. Assembly of front fork and handle bars is relatively simple even without instructions. Customer Service does respond promptly to questions. Fast shipping.Cons: Difficult to assemble front brake cable to get the right balance of cable tension w/o rubbing the wheel. I ended up having to file off some of the brake pad to obtain enough clearance to prevent rubbing with enough brake lever tension.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By SeanJarhead
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I got this bike in 2011 as a Father's Day gift. It went through Hurricane Sandy & is still going. I have put plenty of miles on it & my brother is now going to buy one. Great for those who want a quality bike at a fair price. It handles NYC streets just fine.
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By Bill the Walker
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Decent, entry level bike. Front brakes are very cheap.Also of note: Nashbar DOES NOT INCLUDE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS OF ANY KIND - just a parts list. If you e-mail them they'll send you to a vague YouTube or suggest a parts shop. Not very helpful at all.Assembly is hardly rocket science, but it's downright laughable they don't do you the favor of including instructions.
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After few weeks of riding I feel the bike is good. The ride is fairly pleasant but assembling it was not as easy as I thought. Even after assembling one would probably need to take it to a mechanic which can cost $20-50. The gears shift smoothly, till now only once the chain came off while shifting the front gears. The pedals doesn't seem to be that durable but till now I am satisfied with the overall performance of the bike.
Great bike regardless of low cost
By farmerfran
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Bike was easy to put together and tune for the most part. The brakes have not been that easy to adjust. They are either rubbing the rim or are not tight enough with a huge change in a very minor adjustment. I have done a 17 and 21 mile ride over the last two Saturdays and the bike did very well other than the brake issues. Impressed especially at this price point.
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Great weekend toy!
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My first bike in decades was purchased based on research for the best MTBs under $200. It is light and durable, perfect for weekend trail rides and jaunts with my kids. It's the perfect "dad bike". For safety, I recommend that novice or recreational riders have it assembled by pros at the bike shop.
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Charlotte, N.C. - The Brevard College Tornados sent five members of the track and field team to the 49er Classic hosted by UNC-Charlotte over the weekend, taking on the field against members from both NCAA Division I and II institutions.
Savannah Sargent placed 53rd in the Women's 400 meter event, crossing the finish line with a time of 1:06.08, while Heidi Kaartinen placed 65th overall in the Women's 1,500 meter event, crossing the line with a time of 5:11.57.
On the men's side, Erik Gibbs took on the field in the Men's 1,500 meter event, crossing the line in 4:15.70 to place 60th overall, while Jordan Tager placed 53rd among the field in the Men's 5,000 meter race finishing with a time of 16:04.06.
Kayce Martin also took part in the field, in the Men's 400 meter hurdles, but recorded a DNF in the event.
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Speaking of chocolate, there was a little chocolate brown new arrival that came with a waggly tail!
My dismal attempt at making a rainbow cake. A labour of love which somehow ended up looking a lot like my kitchen sponge. Now let's laugh and never speak of this again.
The sky stayed a brilliant dazzling blue most of the weekend
Perfect for a BBQ with friends. Not wanting to settle for the typical Aussie sausage sizzle, I prepared skewers of chilli and lime rump steak, prawns (not pictured), and chicken, oregano and haloumi, as well as a healthy green salad.
I don't know if it's ever alright to say this (lest I jinx myself) but I'm going to say it anyway.
Sometime during the BBQ, while I was sitting in my sunny backyard, laughing with my favourite friends, puppy in lap, tummy full, chocolate on my lips and a drink in my hand, I realised in that one moment that I am well and truly blessed; I am so happy and contented with my life right now. And knowing that feels pretty darn nice.
38 Responses to Happy Easter
- look see said...
Sounds like you had a wonderful Easter with family and friends!
- April 10, 2012 at 1:32 PM
- psychelyn said...
I'd love that dark chocolate tart treat.
I'm sorry about your rainbow cake but I think it's ok to laugh at certain small failures. It's alright to have some funny memories :))) Next time you'll get it perfectly right for sure :)
- April 10, 2012 at 1:38 PM
- Style, She Wrote said...
Looks like a delicious holiday! Wish I could sink my teeth into one of those kabobs right now! xo style, she wrote
- April 10, 2012 at 1:45 PM
- Vintage Coconut said...
I assume there is nothing wrong with eating a kitchen sponge as long as it tastes delicious!
*I think rainbow cake looks pretty yummy*
Well from what I can see it looks as though you have got yourself a cute puppy. *hahaha*
What a lovely tail it has.
- April 10, 2012 at 1:55 PM
- navy and orange said...
amazing photos! glad you had a great time!
xoxo navy & orange
- April 10, 2012 at 2:08 PM
- Shoko said...
I think your cake looks lovely :) And who could resist that waggly little tail? :)
- April 10, 2012 at 2:53 PM
- caise said...
- April 10, 2012 at 3:26 PM
- Wendy Sice said...
I think we should announce more often when we're feeling blessed and content with life. I feel the same! xx
- April 10, 2012 at 3:54 PM
- Juanita Tortilla said...
I didn't think of kitchen sponge until you mentioned it! :)
Anyway, I always thought you felt blessed all the time :D
- April 10, 2012 at 4:36 PM
- Miss K said...
Hi Trishie, you have a great blog. I am following!
- April 10, 2012 at 5:08 PM
- plaits and paisley said...
Your weekend looked wonderful!. So glad you have that feeling of blissful contentment. So often we don't have much to complain about but don't appreciate it.
Your rainbow cake looks great but I had to laugh because I tried to make a coloured layer cake and it was a disaster!
I'd love to see the rest of your waggly tailed friend! I love dogs. x
- April 10, 2012 at 5:38 PM
- Elisa Ca. said...
Hey! Thanks for your sweet comment! I'm following you =)
Xx Elisa
- April 10, 2012 at 6:26 PM
- Laura said...
Thanks so much for stopping by sweetie, would you like to follow each other?
- April 10, 2012 at 6:52 PM
- Sam said...
Hi dear, lovely photographs, the chocolate tart looks so divine! Congrats on the new pup! I actually think the rainbow cake looks pretty good, a far better attempt than I could ever do. Hope you had a wonderful Easter weekend
- April 10, 2012 at 8:01 PM
- Soph. said...
What you sed about the rainbow cake made me laugh! Better than I could do anyway!
Xox Soph
- April 10, 2012 at 8:02 PM
- Alice McGenniss-Destro said...
i've always wanted to attempt a rainbow cake! happy easter :)
- April 10, 2012 at 8:35 PM
- tinajo said...
A lot of yumminess here - now I´m hungry! Love that little tail as well. :-)
- April 10, 2012 at 9:42 PM
- Saving Capulet said...
what are you saying, that rainbow cake is divine and the chocolate tart T3T how cruel of you to post such a thing, now I feel so deprived DD: I'm glad you had a happy Easter love!
- April 10, 2012 at 10:48 PM
- rooth said...
Aww, haha I'm loving the picture of your rainbow cake. Let's see more of the pup!
- April 10, 2012 at 11:19 PM
- Well... said...
Mmmm, all the food pictures are making me hungry! Haha, love the other pics too. We need to see a better view of your new dog cause I bet he's a cute one! :)
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- April 10, 2012 at 11:24 PM
- Loveforfood said...
This looks like it would be perfect for breakfast, lunch or dinner
- April 11, 2012 at 12:11 AM
- Bonnie said...
That rainbow cake is beautiful! I would almost feel guilty eating it. Almost.
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- April 11, 2012 at 1:35 AM
- Bonnie said...
That rainbow cake is beautiful! I would almost feel guilty eating it. Almost.
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- April 11, 2012 at 1:36 AM
- lizchewy said...
Getting a puppy is always such a joy!! Can't wait to see more photos of the puppy.
- April 11, 2012 at 3:12 AM
- Francesca Romana Capizzi said...
It seems that you had a great time! Belated happy easter!
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- April 11, 2012 at 3:35 AM
- Niina - It seems pretty obvious. said...
I've been thinking about doing a rainbow cake for ages, but I always wonder how the colors turn out so bright! But I think your cake is cute; the kitchen sponge cake could be the new thing :)
- April 11, 2012 at 4:17 AM
- Jenny Woolf said...
What a nice happy post - it all sounds great. I actually think the rainbow cake looks yummy :)
- April 11, 2012 at 4:53 AM
- Katrina said...
Haha when you mentioned your kitchen sponge I just noticed that the cake does look like that! Loving all the chocolate (including the doggy tail).
- April 11, 2012 at 4:58 AM
- indie by heart said...
Your "kitchen sponge" cake looks adorable ! I hope it tasted good hehe :) Mm I just love that you're into baking, that chocolate tarte must have been delicious.
Aww and you got the puppy now, so lovely. Can't wait to see better image of him/her!
Seems like a beautiful, sunny & relaxing Easter holiday. :)
Thank you for the comment sweetheart! It's really cool that H&M donates dollar for every kiss we send.:>
Indie by Heart
- April 11, 2012 at 5:59 AM
- valentina said...
the cake looks great! colorful and fun!
- April 11, 2012 at 7:22 AM
- Velvet Bloom said...
love the rainbow cake!
- April 11, 2012 at 10:36 AM
- Shoe Bell(i)e said...
Sounded like a very fab weekend. Drooling on the choco tart! And I say nothing wrong at all acknowledging blessings, no better feeling in the world, no?... Still snickering at the "kitchen sponge" cake:p
- April 11, 2012 at 1:19 PM
- FashionGeek said...
the rainbow cake looks so good!
can't wait to see you on my blog once again !
- April 11, 2012 at 3:03 PM
- M.E said...
lovely post! all the food seems delicious :)
- April 11, 2012 at 6:15 PM
- oomph. said...
What a fabulous weekend...thanks for sharing the pictures. I actually think your rainbow cake looks pretty!
- April 11, 2012 at 7:50 PM
- blondebenedicte said...
Aw thanks dear!
uh, look everything so tasty!
especially the cake!
bisous dear xxx
- April 11, 2012 at 11:35 PM
- Haddock said...
Well that may not be exactly the colours of the rainbow, but still its a colourful one.
- April 12, 2012 at 4:12 AM
- homesprout said...
Okay, does look like a kitchen sponge, but I bet it tasted great:)
- April 14, 2012 at 6:31 AM


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"We gave David great favor from Us: 'O mountains and birds! echo with him in his praise!' And We made iron malleable for him:" (Surah Saba', 10)
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