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I FINALLY got a deadjournal code so now my journal is there, www.deadjournal.com/users/Paperflowers8. Bye!PS. And no I don't have an activation code so don't ask.
i got my grades in the mail.Math - B+Spanish - AScience - BP.E. - AEnglish - AWorld History - Bmy GPA is a 3.5. go me. whoop.
Okay...so much to tell!! Last night was Halloween, obviously, and Ben, being the sweet, caring boy he is cancelled on me 10 minutes before he was supposed to get to my house. So I ended up trick or treating with my sister and her son for like 15 minutes until he got sick of it (he is only 3, after all). So then my dad and I are driving to Hollywood Video to get a horror movie to watch and I ask if we can drive by Justin's house since Ben and I were probably going to walk there. I convince my dad to drive by, and Justin and his little brother and all these guys are standing outside in their costumes and I'm like, "Oh crap!" LOL cuz I didn't really, um, expect them to actually be out there! I yell at my dad to drive faster so they wouldn't see me but their street is a dead end so we had to drive BACK past them but they still didn't notice me. And then I go, "Drive by them again!!" Hehe silly me. And so he does, and this time Justin looks right at me, and I'm like oh shit! So we drive up their street and turn around AGAIN so it's dead end and I make my dad pull over to say hi...cuz it'd be kinda weird if we just drove past them 4 times without saying anything, wouldn't it? So we pull over and Jon, Justin's little brother, yells, "Ethan!! Amanda's here!" Ethan is a couple houses away with his friends and everyone starts shouting stuff at him, telling him to come over and say hi and stuff. It was a bit, er, awkward lol especially since my dad was like sitting next to me! And my dad wouldn't let me stay or anything so we drove off...teehee. The guys were staring after me like wtf just happened??And then my dad and I rented "Frightmare" and "The Life of David Gale". Frightmare was an insanely stupid, cheap, predictable scary movie with the most annoying camera directing I've ever seen. It was really bugging me. Everyone in the movie was really ugly, too, and for some reason that bugged me as well. LOL I'm so shallow!! *SIGH* Oh well. The only part I actually liked was the big sex scence at the end. It was very passionate and sensual! Hahah I'm not perverted really it was just a very nice scene!! Okay then.Then...I got on AIM...and man. Damn what a night. I started talking to Justin and he told me some really bad stuff about Ethan and how he acts when I'm not around and the shit he says. It REALLY pissed me off. So when Ethan signed on I dumped him and then blocked him =( Yeah...I know...I'm very mature. lol. Okay....very long story and also very personal so I don't want someone like Kyle or Anthony reading it. No offense guys. lol. But basically...Justin, Ethan, and I talked until 4 in the morning. Ethan and I got back together, and I love him very much...even though sometimes I act like I don't. And...yeah. In a nutshell (hehe great phrase), I love him.So...we have broken up twice and we are now together again. Heh. 3rd time's the charm?Anyway...I watched "The Life of David Gale" today. GREAT FUCKIN MOVIE. One of my favorites. The end is so cool/freaky and lucky me being so smart actually got it!! LOL. There are also 2 very good sex scenes in this movie. hahaha why am i so interested in those scenes now?? *blush* little amanda's growing up, huh guys? lol!
Ethan and I got back together. We...yeah. That's all I have to say. ;-xTonight Ben is coming over to my house at 6. Allison ditched us for Christina, Jocelyn is hanging out with Jazmine, and Ethan is staying over at his house and hanging out with Brad and Nick (ya know...the same friends that made us break up in the first place? Errrg). So...looks like Ben and I shall be all alone. How sad. I don't even have a costume yet...Ben is going as some clown thing. Clowns scare me ;-x Wendy, Luke, Tyler, and Jake are also coming over. For those of you who don't know, Wendy is my sister, Luke is her husband, and Tyler and Jake are their sons (Tyler's 3, Jake's about 5 months old). But they are not going "with us" so to say. Tyler just likes going over to my house because there's this guy named Mike who lives across the street from me, who always sets up this really freaky thing that Tyler loves (he's also terrified of it, but it's fun being scared, isn't it?) *Sigh*. If it wasn't for Ben this day would be horribly boring. Man.....what am I gonna wear?? LOL...I'm such a procrastinator. Well...better go and get ready. Happy Halloween utter cretins ;)
ethan and i broke up. or...i don't know. i broke up with him...but then we talked a while...and now i don't know what's happening. and in the middle of talking he said suddenly "bye" and signed off. i hate it when he does that. it's yet another thing that he does that makes me feel crappy.man...i have so much i need to say but i don't know how to express what im feeling. good night.
Wellllll hello my lovelies. I saw Scary Movie 3 today with dear old Ben. It was very funny, not as good as the first one, but better then the second, in my opinion. I saw Anthony R and Sydney there, with other people I don't know. Anthony ignored me =( but Sydney said hi which made me feel better =) hehe.*sigh* I'm having "relationship problems" with Ethan, so to say. I don't know what's up with us. So sad.
I really want to know what came first, the chicken, or the egg. I mean, seriously!! One would think the egg, because that's where all chickens came from, but where the hell did the egg come from?? So then, the chicken came first. But where did the chicken come from? The egg!! Aahhh!! Seriously. What is the answer to that? And what really bugs me is that I'll NEVER KNOW THE ANSWER. Nobody will ever know. And if we ever do know, it will probably be long after I've died, after people have gotten smarter, etc. Like, in a couple centuries or so. Well, most likely longer then that.So what I'm really wondering about right now is evolution and such. How DID we get on this freakin planet?? And yeah, I'm not believing that bull about God suddenly creating Adam and Eve out of no where. Sorry..but...can you say impossible? But then...it must be pretty impossible for out of no where, humans to be created. So maybe it WAS Him. But I doubt it. Organized religion is just so annoying! How come most everybody believes in God or some higher power, when He is just the same as believing in Santa Claus? I mean, think about it...how come everybody believes in "Him" even though there's no real proof he exists but nobody believes in poor Santa?? So sad =( I hope I don't get murdered for saying naughty things about God!!
i slit my wrist and begin to bleedand in the puddle of blood that will appearall my problems will disapearI have done absolutely nothing at all today. Nothing interesting, this is. Because of this stupid fire, school is out until Monday. I cannot believe we are missing one whole week of school...it's like spring break or something. Only people are dying and losing their homes.I watched "A Walk To Remember" today. Shane West is very attractive. I noticed that Mandy Moore looks like the kind of girl that in a decade or so will be very fat. See, I don't know why I notice this stuff. I just have no life, I suppose. But anyway...it is a very sad, romantic movie. If I had any human emotion I would've cried.Dinner with my mom and Rick is very uninteresting. Seriously, all they talk about is like...food, work, and the trip they're taking to the desert this weekend. I just witnessed them have a 15 minute conversation about carbohydrates. It was very exciting.Ben, Allison, Ethan...whoever else...what are we up to for Halloween?? It's in 2 days people...we gotta prepare. I still have to get my costume. Originially I was gonna be Emily Strange but now I think I'll just go as myself. I'm scary enough, right? Well...maybe not myself. But not as official as Emily Strange is, maybe just a gothic fairy or something. Yeah. Dye my hair black. Heh. I think one of Ethan's friend's like, stole his password. It's very annoying when I try to talk to Ethan and it's Wyatt or someone. Ehh. At least whichever friend it is that stole his password has his profile saying, "I love Amanda Olson so, so much". That's how I tell when it's him or one of his friends...the profiles are different. Me so clever.
Calicutie308: did you know that i may be bisexual? JustinDS2002: omg stop makin me horney haha...i was talking to billy tho not justin...so don't think justin's the perverted one. lol jk..they are both my sexy boys that i love =) teeeheee
I hate it when I have an away message on on AIM that says "brb," which ya know, stands for BE RIGHT BACK, and Ethan comes on and says, "hey" and my away message says "brb" and then he signs off 10 seconds later before I come back. It's annoying!! It's like, hold on a fuckin second!! Geez.LOL ok sorry just had to get that off my chest.still love him tho.
No school tomorrow again, apparently. oh well, wednesdays suck anyway. but i hope we're back by thursday, cuz i am getting bored sitting at home all day doing nothing.why do i even bother writing these two sentence updates on my boring life? geez. i'm so lame :'-(Uhh...my mom just walked in, I turned around and looked at her, and she walked out again looking depressed. Then she called out angerly, "Where's my phone Amanda? Hang it up!" Umm...wtf. God. Bitch. Sigh...after writing that she came in again and forced me to get up and find her phone for her...geez...too lazy to press the fuckin page button? nah, just too stupid...
Ethan and I saw School of Rock for the second time today. I think I liked seeing it the second time better then the first time we saw it. Yeah...wink wink nudge nudge. hahaha. right now ben is asking me for "details". lol. silly goose.mrpotatohead12b: i want detailsCalicutie308: lolmrpotatohead12b: ;-)Calicutie308: wellmrpotatohead12b: o lalaCalicutie308: we saw school of rockmrpotatohead12b: yesCalicutie308: we sat in the back row, in the corner.mrpotatohead12b: so u didnt need to pay attention *wink*wink*mrpotatohead12b: o yesmrpotatohead12b: sly very slyCalicutie308: lolCalicutie308: heheheCalicutie308: yesmrpotatohead12b: and thenmrpotatohead12b: were there any oldguys near uCalicutie308: noCalicutie308: we were allllll alone.mrpotatohead12b: or any little kidsmrpotatohead12b: o i cmrpotatohead12b: what timeCalicutie308: yupCalicutie308: 2:40mrpotatohead12b: cool cool Calicutie308: yep yepmrpotatohead12b: where did u gomrpotatohead12b: i feel so dirtyCalicutie308: lolCalicutie308: whyCalicutie308: we went to grossmont centermrpotatohead12b: coolmrpotatohead12b: were there many people thereCalicutie308: yeahmrpotatohead12b: hehehehehemrpotatohead12b: so sat was your line or hisCalicutie308: huh?mrpotatohead12b: or did u just grap his beautiful face and slobber downmrpotatohead12b: jkmrpotatohead12b: klmrpotatohead12b: jkmrpotatohead12b: jkmrpotatohead12b: hehehehemrpotatohead12b: i such a nosy guyCalicutie308: LOLCalicutie308: that was grossmrpotatohead12b: yes it wasmrpotatohead12b: hehehehehehemrpotatohead12b: im like that some timesmrpotatohead12b: heheheheCalicutie308: yes.Calicutie308: i know.mrpotatohead12b: o well wat was his "line"mrpotatohead12b: u knowmrpotatohead12b: the "line"Calicutie308: no, i don't know.Calicutie308: ben,Calicutie308: we're past lines.mrpotatohead12b: fine finermrpotatohead12b: finemrpotatohead12b: but wat was hes previous one BESIDES the one at that beautiful assembly that was a bliss moment in your life wasent it hehehemrpotatohead12b: geez im badCalicutie308: lolCalicutie308: yes it was a blissful momentmrpotatohead12b: yesmrpotatohead12b: i so nosymrpotatohead12b: heheheCalicutie308: yesCalicutie308: but it is alrightCalicutie308: i still love umrpotatohead12b: im such a pervertmrpotatohead12b: thanxCalicutie308: I'm pasting this conversation onto my journal.mrpotatohead12b: but u see i need this info for future reference hehehehehe in the FAR futuremrpotatohead12b: o just greatmrpotatohead12b: heheheheCalicutie308: lolmrpotatohead12b: disregaurd EVERYTHING fellow readersCalicutie308: hahamrpotatohead12b: ok Calicutie308: they already know what a weirdo you are anyway weirdo you are anywayCalicutie308: right guys?mrpotatohead12b: so just for your info im not ALWAYS this pervertedCalicutie308: uh huhCalicutie308: suremrpotatohead12b: were talking to a computer future addencemrpotatohead12b: so sadCalicutie308: lolCalicutie308: yesCalicutie308: and only allison reads this tooCalicutie308: maybeCalicutie308: kyleCalicutie308: or ethanCalicutie308: or anthonymrpotatohead12b: greatCalicutie308: yes i knowI LOVE YOU ETHAN!
Jazmine Fort and Joey Labatte are unbelievably cute together! We were in a chatroom, and a lot of drama was happenin, but in the end they worked it out and it's all good. Seriously, it was really emotional in there!! lol. when things finally got worked out, it was so beautiful, joey and i almost started crying!! he loves her sooo much it's not even funny. and i think she hopefully feels the same way!!Ethan and I are probably gonna see School of Rock again today at 2:40...funness. He's getting his haircut!! omg!! wow. i wonder what he's gonna look like.I'm a dork, I remember the exact day we officially started going out. Exactly 3 weeks ago. haha it's our anniversary!! hehe jk
Wellll, no school yesterday or today. I'm hoping there's no school tomorrow either, because I hate hate HATE Wednesdays. But if there is, oh well, at least I'll be able to see everybody and make sure they're okay. Ben and I were talking last night and he said, "I hope that when we go back to school there won't be a bunch of kids crying because they lost their houses and stuff". I hadn't really thought of that, but that could very well happen. Man. So, so depressing.I want to talk to someone. No one's online. Aaaah.I woke up really early today for no reason. I should take advantage of no school and sleep in, but I always end up waking up at like 7:30, which is what happened today. Very annoying, because now I have a couple hours to kill and I have absolutely nothing to do. Except write up that story for Mr. Silvestri's class. But ah, screw that.So I guess I'll just continue to write in here. About nothing. Blah blah blah blah blah.Ethan thinks I'm about to dump him. :-x
i don't know what to do anymore. ben and allison, u guys know what i'm talking about...i just...i don't know. i love you guys.My friendship with Anthony is just...over. That's it.I have such good friends. they all defended me when anthony was being an ass. hehe. lub ya guys. *hugs*
Kera sent me a chain letter, and it's actually pretty cool. It said that:Ethan is the one I love (true).Allison is the friend I care most about (probably true).Sierra is the one who knows me best (extremely true).Ben is my lucky star.Frank is the one I like but it can't work out (well I don't like Frank [anymore] but I guess that makes sense because it didn't work last year...)The song "October" by Evanescence is my song for Ethan. (i read the lyrics, yeah, that's pretty good i guess).The song "Understanding (Wash It All Away)" by Evanescence is my song for Frank (no. just...no).The song "Lies" by Evanescence tells the most about my mind (yes, i read the lyrics, very true).The song "Sadie Hawkins Dance" by Reliant K is how I feel about life.Coolness.
I want to write something but I don't know how to put my feelings in words. I want to write something deep and meaningful but I guess I'm just too shallow to think of anything like that. So here I am again, writing random nonsense that no one really cares about. Why are you bothering to read this anyway? I am a pointless human being.My mom started her new job today. She was really nervous last night. But she called me earlier and said things were going great, so that's good. Now that I think about it, I'm not even sure where she's working now. I don't really pay attention when she talks I guess. I'm such a good daughter.Allison and I were talking earlier about this result I got for a quiz, "How slutty are you?" I got 40% slutty, that said I wasn't a slut yet but guys think I'm easy and whatnot. You can see it on my quiz journal site. But anyway, we were talking about that, and she says guys probably do think I'm easy. Apparently by kissing my boyfriend, other guys seem to think that they could get with me just as easily. So...I have a reputation for being a slut? Hah, maybe I should've listened to that Devilkitten person.Oh, also, I'm apparently a necrophiliac. Go me.
Yesterday was soooo weird. Oh my gosh. Well, as you all know, the huggest fire in San Diego history started yesterday, or the night before or something. Everyone I know had to either evacuate or were about to (ready and packed). I had to pack too. My dad, Ethan, Allison, Justin, Frank, Devon, Kyle K. and Anthony R. all had to evacuate. But luckily their houses weren't harmed. The sky was soooo weird omg. It was like a sci fi movie when I woke up.I just feel so sad =( So many houses are gone forever. And I'm not sure how many people died yet :-( Scary.
Fires suck =( I'm sooo bored. My mom had to flea bomb our freakin house cuz their are like a gazillion frees infested in there! Eww god. So right now I'm at her boyfriend Rick's house and I'm very very bored. I miss Ethan!! Jocelyn is AWESOME!! w00t w00t!! lol.Somebody, anybody, reading this, feel free to call my cell. 302 3746. (Hint: By "somebody, anybody" I mainly mean Ethan. LOL)
Today was cool. Went over to Justin's house...well actually I was only in his house for like a half an hour, then his grandpa kicked us all out. =( lol.Frank is so sweet omg!! He got me a bag of skittles and a Twix since he knows they are my favorite, this cute stuffed animal thingamajig, flowers, and a card that says, "I love you" inside and he wrote inside it, "-From the bottom of my heart, Love Frank". And he let Justin sign it too lol so he wouldnt feel left out, and Justin said, "-I love you from my WHOLE heart". Hehe...and then when Ethan came over Frank's like, "Oh, so what did you get her, Ethan?" LOL Allison says that Frank is really jealous of Ethan and Justin told me that he's trying to "steal me" from him...w/e.Then when we got kicked out of Justin's house for being too noisy or whatnot, we were outside his house on the steet for like 3 hours, and Anthony Rosales, Nick, Billy, Jon (Justin's bro), and this other dude, were there. This guy named "Jamerson" who had been 2 jail like 5 times for selling pot kept trying to shoot them with a paintball gun. It was very entertaining but scary hehe when I walked by his house it was freaky! He's like 25 and is holding this huge paintball gun and trying to hit, like, a 9-year-old!! (Justin's little brother).Then after my mom came and picked me up (after embarrasing me in front of all present, of course) Allison came with and she came over for a couple hours (as u can see from previous entry).Fun day. Yup.


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| vjturbo
12th May, 2011 at 10:56 PM
|upgraded from the older version which was showing not connected today.
Thought a new f/w would fix it,but still showing not connected... hopefully sorts itself out over night...
| jahirul
12th May, 2011 at 11:08 PM
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| mark182
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| mmll
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| chuckles53
13th May, 2011 at 08:58 AM
|Hi all is well got it cracked just switched off for at least 2 mins and hey presto back up and running.
| big t
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| arthursolo
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| arthursolo
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| stevie84
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| robbo1974
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Brr! Brr! Brr! I didn't know we were living in the North Pole, but it certainly felt like it this week. I kept looking for igloos.
This winter is shaping up to one that will be forgettable. Although the snow coming down looked soft and beautiful, piling it on was an unnecessary pleasure, and coupled with the north winds blowing, it just put itself back on shoveled areas too quickly.
But, at the same time, it brought out angels — angels who were so covered up with hats, scarves, gloves and hoods — it was impossible to recognize them; angels who used snow-blowers and shovels to clear both sidewalks and driveway, and flitted back three times.
I am so blessed with such caring kindness, and hope you were too. If only the city snowplow trucks would at least be kind enough not to put the snow right back onto the sidewalks, and block the driveway again and again. I truly appreciate their being so quick to open up streets, but it would be especially nice if the drivers would lift the plow when they come upon driveways that have been shoveled, and my smile (and everyone else's) would bring out the sun.
Speaking of the sun, when it was so bright and shiny on Monday and Tuesday, it gave the false impression that it wouldn't be so frigid outside. Ha! All I did was take the trash out, and I zoomed back into the warm house, and so did Cookie, my four-legged buddy.
I wonder if the snowy owls knew this area was going to be a good one to spend the winter in our arctic domain. This wild and crazy weather at least gives us something to talk about.
Just to make it feel colder, our granddaughter, Amy, called from California to let me know they were outside playing in sun dresses and shorts. Then my friend in Florida called to say they were having it cooler than usual — it was "only in the 50s," but I was welcome to come and stay a while. Boy, is that a temptation.
But instead, I, along with a group of our Special Olympics athletes and coaches from Lake and Porter counties, who are winter sports lovers, are thankful that a "thaw" is in the works for the weekend. Sunday through Tuesday will find us at Perfect North ski area in Lawrenceburg training and competing in skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing. Thirty degree weather never looked so good.
I hope you remembered to put our military troops on your Christmas list, at least for cards, this year. If not, please remember them on Valentine's Day.
The more articles I read about the young men and women who are coming back home with as many debilitating mental problems as physical maladies, the more I realize how little I am aware of the ugliness of war and the results of battle for these soldiers, sailors, and marines.
We sometimes become complacent about anything that doesn't directly impact us, but it's time to really pay attention to kids — and they are kids — who are coming back to a life that no longer is the same as it was when they left for combat.
I am going to try and find ways to show them we care, and when I do, I'll share them with you so they know we really do care about their sacrifices for you and me.
And then I'll pray that some day, somehow, they are all home where they belong. Oh, I know that is utopian, but it's better to think positively than negatively — and it's a way to honor my paratrooper husband Barney's memory.
And don't forget the food pantries too, please.
Then I hope you have a great day because you deserve it. Thanks for reading. Fly your flag.


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Ciao, Britney! Skanks -- er, thanks -- for the memories, Christina. How were you to know that, come the end of 2002, the girls of America would no longer be lowering their necklines in homage to you but, instead, learning how to knot a necktie?
Thanks to Avril Lavigne, the 18-year-old Canadian whose Let Go is the hottest debut album of 2002, butt cheeks, dance beats, and gleeful artifice are suddenly out, while tank tops, rock, and ''real'' are unexpectedly back in. A dormant category, female singer-songwriters, has returned, with a catch: It's now aimed at a demographic too young to remember the last Lilith Fair. The YM generation's would-be Joni Mitchells and Jewels are earnest chart climbers like Michelle Branch and Vanessa Carlton; the new Chrissie Hyndes and Courtneys are the spunkier Top 40 punks epitomized by Pink and Lavigne. Pop tarts are assumed to be toast, especially now that tie-wearing tomboy Lavigne has been dubbed ''the anti-Britney'' by her legions of new supporters.
''I don't like that term -- 'the anti-Britney.' It's stupid,'' Lavigne protests, preferring not to stomp to success on someone else's coattails. ''I don't believe in that. She's a human being. God, leave her alone!''
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''Have you seen Christina's video?'' she interrupts. Lavigne screws her face into a yucked-out expression at the mere thought of the queasy combination of featherweight boxing, soft-core porn, and bad plumbing in Aguilera's new ''Dirrty'' video (see page 27). ''Poor girl,'' she whispers.
The teen queens may actually need her pity. Tom Poleman, who programs one of the country's highest-rated Top 40 stations, New York City's Z100, has seen Avril wax and the old-school teen-poppers seriously wane in recent requests and call-out research. Lavigne (pronounced la-VEEN) is ''the defining artist of this phase of pop music,'' he declares. ''You could take every aspect of the Britney persona and look for the polar opposite in Avril. Whereas Britney was more glamour and less reality-based, Avril is much more the regular kid. For boys, she seems more attainable; girls can see themselves living more like her, dressing the same, being attracted to the same boys.''
Lavigne is sitting cross-legged on the floor, digging into some room-service breakfast cereal. It's not as if her Los Angeles hotel suite didn't come with its own dining cove, but she prefers to eat off the low-slung table she carries everywhere...which is to say her skateboard. The alliteration of ''typical teenager'' might have been invented for this unassuming upstart, who also has a snowboard and Rollerblades sitting by the front door. Utterly unprovocative pink underwear peeks out of her flared jeans; identical multiple bracelets dangle off her wrists. She's wired at the beginning of a conversation and, by the end, curled up childlike in a ball, seemingly near comatose from low blood sugar. There's something brilliantly paradoxical about her: the completely average adolescent who also exudes palpable star quality in spades. Maybe every teenager is a star and it just takes Avril Lavigne to make us recognize it.


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This desk would be fine except one MAJOR problem. As many others have stated, the curved corner piece is NOT pre-drilled. What a huge pain. However, the BIGGEST problem is that the curved corner piece does not fit right, not even close. You end up with HUGE gaps on each side of close to a half inch. Thats right, you will have 1/2 inch OPEN crevices on each side where that piece is supposed to fit. I am so disappointed.
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The desk is great, but it uses self-tapping screws, which means if you're building this without a drill, your arm will be quite sore when you're done. Also, the directions were a real pain to use. All said and done, I'm quite pleased with the desk, and it serves its purpose very well.
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only took 30 minutes to put together, No problems with the holes as other mentioned. Sturdy. Works perfectly for my needs.
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What I Missed This Morning!
The rest of my teammates are up in the Victorian Alps training with Jez (Cervelo), Willo (Garmin), and Cookie (SaxoBank) while I'm back here with a week left of work. Sometimes I like to gloat to all you guys about the great riding you're missing, but sometimes it comes right back at me. Damn them!
What You Missed…In Los Angeles
I'm moving back to Australia tomorrow and there is no better way to spend your second last day in Los Angeles, then a ride with a mate in the San Gabriel Mountains. It's 100km loop with about 5000ft of elevation and a frosty Zero Degree Celsius in Mt Baldy. It's all worth it because there's […]
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No ride can start or finish without one of these. The beautiful coastal roads of Mornington Peninsula in the 30 degree sun. Life is good… Somewhere you're rather be. It's not every day that you get caught behind a peloton of camels so I thought it was worth a snap.
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(LATEST UPDATE: You'll notice that I've removed all posts concerning a certain person ostensibly involved in a variety of claim scams. I did this because I received an e-mail today (11/13/14) from a lawyer representing the same individual saying I should "cease and desist all defamatory statements" in relation to this person or face possible lawsuit action. Although I'm loathe to bow or bend to such BS pressure, I think it best since Bedrock Dreams will no longer be in existence anyway come January 1, 2015. I find it interesting to note here how often the law seems to work in favor of those who deserve its largesse the least. But hey, it's the new world order we now find ourselves laboring under. I also have neither the time, money, or inclination to fight back at this point. Best to all you good people out there and I hope you understand. J.R.)
(IMPORTANT UPDATE: The content contained in Bedrock Dreams will no longer be available beginning January 1, 2015. The blog will be deleted at that time and will no longer be online in any form. J.R.)
Well all, it's been a long time coming but this post is my last at Bedrock Dreams and it's the end of the line for this blog.
I'm Grateful to You All
After six and a half years I don't make this decision lightly. But in all honesty I feel I've said all I can say about small-scale gold mining and prospecting. Even the best of us reach our limits at sometime or another and I've pretty much reached mine. As a wise person once said, "All good things must come to an end."
Please don't misunderstand me here...it has nothing to do with you good people out there who've stuck with me through thick and thin and have remained loyal supporters and readers. Ditto for those of you who have been generous enough to donate money (and other things) along the way to keep this dialogue going. I am grateful to each and every one of you for your kindness, generosity, and financial and moral support.
Something Has to Give
Over the past year or so I've found it increasingly difficult to devote the same amount of time and energy to Bedrock Dreams. More importantly, my heart just isn't in the game any longer. What used to be joyful labor for me is no longer as fun as it used to be. I find it harder and harder to come up with fresh information of value and subsequently find myself repeating old themes and passing along repetitive tips and suggestions. I'm tired and the blog itself is tired as well. That serves neither you or me very well.
Additionally, I'm a man of varied interests and I'd like to devote a bit more time to some of those other pursuits (to the extent I am able). Although I should be retired at my "advanced" age, I still work a full-time job, have to handle the typical family affairs we all have, and must juggle my free time accordingly. Something has to give and in this case it's Bedrock Dreams.
The Good News
Here's the good news. I will keep the blog intact online and accessible to all comers for the next 9 or 10 months which is when my annual web hosting fees come due. At that time I will pull Bedrock Dreams offline for good. So this grace period would be a good time to read those posts you haven't read yet or do a copy and paste (for personal use only please) of that info you think you'd like to keep for reference. By the way, all my published posts can be found in the Archives section of the right sidebar.
To the extent I'm able to, I'll also continue to answer your questions via e-mail at email@example.com. I've always been prompt in addressing those questions and informational requests and I hope to continue doing so, but I may be a bit slower on the uptake than before, OK?
I have to tell you that I've met a lot of very fine people since I've been writing and publishing Bedrock Dreams and you're one of them. Thank you for being here and for your questions, concerns, comments, and yes...your support over the years. Keep the faith and keep looking for that yellow, wherever you may find it.
Best of luck and God bless one and all.
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Blood Feud by Alyxandra Harvey
Bloodline by Kate Cary (Sequel: Reckoning)
Blue Bloods by Melissa De la Cruz (Sequel: Masquerade)
Boys That Bite (Sequels: Stake That; Girls That Growl)
Chronicles of Vladimir Tod: Eighth Grade Bites by Heather Brewer (See sequels)
Cirque du Freak by Darren Shan (The Saga of Darren Shan)
Companions of the Night by Vivian Vande Velde
Crave by Laura J. Burns and Linda Metz
Darkangel by Meredith Ann Pierce (Sequels: A Gathering of Gargoyles; The Pearl of the Soul of the World)
Demon in My View by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes
Drink, Slay, Love by Sara Beth Durst
Eighth Grade Bites by Heather Brewer
Evernight by Claudia Gray
Fang Girl by Helen Keebler (humor)
Hearts at Stake by Alyxandra Harvey
How I Survived My Summer Vacation, v. 1: A Collection of Original Short Stories Based on the TV Series (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
In the Forests of the Night by Amelial Atwater-Rhodes
Inifinity by Sherrilyn Kenyon (Chronicles of Nick, bk. 1)
Jessica's Guide to Dancing on the Dark Side by Beth Fantaskey
Marked by P.C. Cast (Sequels: Betrayed; Chosen)
My Swordhand Is Singing by Marcus Sedgwic
Night World by L.J. Smith
The Night Wanderer: A Native Gothic Novel by Drew Hayden Taylor
Peeps by Scot Westerfeld
Pretty Dead by Francesca Lia Block
The Reformed Vampire Support Group by Catherine Jinks (Horror Comedy)
Shattered Mirror by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes
Suck It Up by Brian Meehl
Sucks to Be Me: The All True Confessions of Mina Hamilton, Teen Vampire(Maybe) by Kimberly Pauley
Team Human by Justine Larbalestier
Thirsty by M.T. Anderson (Sequel: Masquerade)
Twilight by Stephanie Meyer (Sequels: New Moon, Eclipse, Breaking Dawn)
Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead (Sequel: Frostbite)
Vampire Crush by A.M. Robinson
Vampire Kisses by Ellen Schreiber (Sequels: Kissing Coffins, bk.2; Vampireville, bk. 3; Dance with a Vampire)
Vampire Rising by Jason Henderson
The Vampire's Beautiful Daughter by S.O. Somtow
Vamps by Nancy Collins
Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause
The Blooding by Patricia Windsor
Claire De Lune by Christine Johnson
Heart of the Hunter by R.L. Stine
Raised by Wolves by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
Red Rider's Hood by Neal Shusterman
Sisters Red by Jackson Pearce
Tantalize by Cynthis Leitich Smith(Also by Smith: Eternal)
Wounded by Stephen Cole (Sequels: Prey, Resurrection)


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(SP‑1080: l. 32'; b. 5'6"; dr. 1'10" (mean); s. 22 k.)
Marjorie M. (SP‑1080), built in 1912 by Gottshalk, Philadelphia, Pa., was acquired on a free‑lease basis by the U.S. Navy from A. P. Dennis, 18 August 1917. Placed in service the same day, she operated as a motor patrol boat in the 9th Naval District, headquartered at Great Lakes, Ill., until returned to her owner 23 November 1918.


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Creme Tangerine recreates Beatles classics along with Beatles albums in their entirety. Creme Tangerine creates a dynamic live Beatles music experience filled with energy, tone, humor and the spontaneity known only from the Beatles.
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NORFOLK (AP) -- Court records show a former security assistant at a Virginia Beach school who was having an inappropriate relationship with a 15-year-old student conspired to kill her husband.
Patience Justine Perez is charged in Norfolk in connection with a murder-for-hire scheme involving that teen, police said.
Norfolk Police spokeswoman Karen Parker-Chesson told WVEC.com Thursday, 'On various occasions during February, Patience Justine Perez brought the teen to her home on O'Conner Crescent in Norfolk, where sexual abuse ensued. Ms. Perez and the minor victim use mobile phones to exchange pornographic images. Ms. Perez and the minor victim engage in conversation/plan to murder Ms. Perez' husband.'
Parker-Chesson said detectives continue to investigate and at this time have not charged the teen in the murder-for-hire scheme.
In Virginia Beach, police said the consensual, sexual relationship between Perez and the student took place away from Renaissance Academy. The 22-year-old Perez has since been fired from her job at the school, which teaches students in middle school and high school.
She is being held in Norfolk City Jail without bond on charges conspiracy to commit murder, solicitation to commit murder, indecent liberties and use of a communication device to facilitate crimes against minors.
She has a hearing in Norfolk Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court to determine her lawyer on March 27 and a preliminary hearing on April 10.


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Bureau . Schofield Hall 201 . Eau Claire, WI 54702
phone: (715) 836-4741
fax: (715) 836-2900
EAU CLAIRE — University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire students hope to raise $1,500 to feed the less fortunate through a Soup and Bread Night initiative Tuesday, April 20. The dinner will take place from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the two campus cafeterias: Riverview Cafe (Hilltop Center) and The Terrace (Davies Center).
The goal of the student-run event is to serve 1,000 people while raising awareness of hunger in the Chippewa Valley. Students have selected soups, breads and beverages to replace the usual evening menu. Cafeterias will be staffed by volunteers from student organizations including United Hall Council, Jumpstart and the American Marketing Association.
All savings in labor and food costs (up to $1.50 per patron) will be donated to Feed My People, an Eau Claire food pantry that distributes donated food and other products to non-profit agencies serving senior citizens, single parents, the working poor, the homeless, the mentally ill and others in need throughout the Chippewa Valley.
The cost for meal plan participants is $3.30 (tax included) for those on the declining balance meal plan, or one meal deduction for those on one of the fixed meal plans. Students with a Blugold account pay $5.08 (tax included). The cash price is $5.95 plus tax.
Additional meal plan dollar accounts, Blugold accounts
and cash contributions to Feed My People will also be welcome at tables in the
cafeterias and at Hilltop Center Food Court.
Soup and Bread Night has been a campus tradition since 1995, raising more than $10,000 for Feed My People to date.
UW-Eau Claire's dining services program is administered by University Centers and Programs.
Judy Berthiaume, Director
UW-Eau Claire News Bureau
Schofield 201
(715) 836-4741
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High-Performance Computing Research Center (Completed 2011)
Project Description
This building will house Princeton's high-performance computing research systems on the Forrestal Campus in Plainsboro about three miles from the main campus. It will serve as home of TIGRESS -- the Terascale Infrastructure for Groundbreaking Research in Engineering and Science Center.
TIGRESS is a collaborative effort that brings together funding, support, and participation from many departments and organizations across the University. The center is designed to create a well balanced set of High Performance Computing (HPC) resources meeting the broad computational requirements of Princeton's research community. The facility also will support a much smaller component of the University's administrative computing capacity.
The two-story building will have approximately 40,000 square feet and will comprise three functional components: a computing area; an electrical and mechanical support area; and a small office/support area.
Sustainability Features
- Building design is intended to meet LEED Silver standards
- Building is designed to be 33% more efficient than the computing center at 87 Prospect
- Energy efficient HVAC system including heat-recovery system
Estimated Completion
Summer 2011
Project Update
This image was taken on November 11, 2011. (Not a live view.) Please see the photo gallery for past progress frames.
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Project Team
|AKF Group, Boston
|Project Management
|CS Technology
Princeton Representation
This project is managed by the Office of Real Estate Development.
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- Campus Plan
- The Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering (PICSciE)
- Office of Information Technology
- School of Engineering and Applied Science
- Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics
- The Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials (PRISM)


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Tong Yeng Development Sdn. Bhd. (246478-P)
The Tong Yeng Group of Companies is spearheaded by 2 main development companies. They are Tong Yeng Realty Sdn Bhd & Tong yeng Development Sdn Bhd.
Since its inception in the 70's, Tong Yeng has grown progressively over the years into an experienced, reputable and respectable property development company.
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Fondazione Prada
This stately Grand Canal palace has been commandeered by Fondazione Prada, but you won't necessarily find handbags here. Instead Ca'...
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Manifesto or menu? At Al Nono Risorto, pizzas are listed alongside urgent action alerts: 'No abandoning animals!', 'More rights for gays and domestic partners!' Prices are left of centre, radical-chic servers graciously indulge petty-bourgeois pizza orders, and on sunny days, all of Venice converges on the garden for frittura mista (seafood fry), the bargain house prosecco, and cross-partisan bonding.


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Zenon Zuzak is retiring December 31 after 19 years as SPL Director of Libraries. He will stay as acting director during a national search for his replacement. More information.
All locations of the Saskatoon Public Library will be closed on Dec 25 & 26 and Jan 1. We will close at 5 p.m. on Dec 24 & 31. Happy Holidays.
Looking to upcycle your gifts this holiday season? Find great used books, DVDs & CDs at The Friends of the Saskatoon Public Library Book Shop! Located on the lower level of Frances Morrison Central Library. Also see the satellite carts at various branches!
Join us for Holiday Programs around the city this season. Crafts, theatre, cookie decorating, puppets, a preschool party, armchair travel and seasonal caroling.
Get Library Elf to help manage your loans and holds. You can sign up multiple cards to see the whole family's accounts in one convenient email.


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So I think DH and I have come up with a name for baby boy. I can't say that I love the name, but I certainly like it and am sure it will grow on me. The only boy's name that I have ever had very strong feelings about is William which we used on DS.
Baby boy's name is James Arthur. James is for no reason other than just liking it and Arthur is both of our paternal grandfathers names, my uncle/godfather's name and my dad's middle name. It was as close to the regal feeling that William Charles gives as we could get.
So what do you think...do William Charles and James Arthur seem to be in the same category and sound good as brothers?


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If you are like me, you've probably had enough of all the media news surrounding the downgrade of U.S. credit by Standard and Poor's credit rating agency. Yet there's no denying that these are tumultuous times. The day after the DOW dipped over 600 points, I had to remind myself that the money in my retirement plan really isn't my money in the first place and God is still in control. [read more]


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Rumor: U.S.-made Apple computer will be the Mac mini
In a recent interview, Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed that the company is planning to bring some of the Mac device manufacturing back to the U.S., welcome news to critics of the labor practices at Foxconn. However, Cook would not reveal which Mac would be headed for U.S. factories. Now a new report from Asia may have the answer.
According to Taiwan's Digitimes, the machine Apple plans to manufacture in the U.S. is the popular Mac mini computer. The report also claims that Foxconn will play some role in helping to establish the stateside factory during its initial stages. The diminutive computer has become a popular staple for many individuals and companies looking for an affordable, but nonetheless powerful computing solution, being Apple's cheapest Mac, starting at $599.
According to the report, shipments of the Mac mini are expected to rise by 30 percent, to 1.8 million units in 2013. Although Apple has not offered any details on the plans for its U.S. factory operations, the report cites Asia-based sources in the company's upstream supply chain.
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Hotel Santa Cruz, Huaraz
Rooms: 15
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- Age Group: 26 - 30
- From: Netherlands
- Traveller type: Young Couple
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Book at Hotel Santa Cruz all your trips! If you arrive in Huaraz, it can be a bit chaotic at the busterminal. People trying to get you in their hotel, trying to sell tours or anything. DO NOT RESPOND TO THESE PEOPLE. It is better to go to your hotel (in this case the best hotel in town is Hotel Santa Cruz; www.santacruzperu.com) and let yourself be informed by the nice people there. They know exaclty what is the best thing to do and for the best prices, according to your wishes. I went to Hotel Santa Cruz and besides that it is just the best hotel in town with the most amazing views from the rooms, they have helped me so much with all the tours and dinners. I can suggest this hotel to everybody!
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Time: March 19, 2011 at 6pm to March 26, 2011 at 12pm
Location: Cotton Tree Lodge, Belize
Website or Map: http://www.cottontreelodge.co…
Phone: 917-439-5192
Event Type: travel, education
Created By: Holly
Latest Activity: Sep 7, 2010
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Following a 2010 sold out event, Taza Chocolate of Somerville, MA and Cotton Tree Lodge are pairing up again to offer a unique Chocolate Week in Belize, March 19 - 26, 2011.
The week's activities, led by Taza staff, will be centered on the history and cultivation of cacao, and its transformation into craft chocolate. The climate of Southern Belize has proven just right for farming Theobroma cacao, on account its tropical lowland climate. And Cotton Tree Lodge is the ideal base from which to explore chocolate in all its facets.
Highlights of the week include:
-Visit a Mayan owned organic cacao farm, pick pods, and learn to make a traditional chocolate drink
-Learn about the fermentation process, and begin your own fermentation
-Presentations by Taza staff on sourcing cacao in modern times, and the ancient origins of chocolate making
-Learn to make your own chocolate from scratch at the Cotton Tree Chocolate factory in Belize. Take home bars you made!
Contact email@example.com for more information about this unique opportunity!
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