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This step by step diy article is about queen bed frame free plans. Therefore, we will show you bed frame plans with the underlying dimensions and all other aspects one must know before building a diy wooden bed frame. Many people look for queen bed frame plans as they haven't found yet the right bed to satisfy their tastes and needs, or they just want to build a cheap and simple bed frame by themselves. This project comes as a response to your needs, as if you pay attention to all our tips and follow our guidelines, you will be able to make a beautiful bed frame by yourself, in just a weekend.
Before starting the project or buying any materials, you have to make up your mind about the bed frame you want to build: you need to draw a complete plan. Consequently, you have to decide its dimensions and design. As a recommendation, we think it is better to begin the project with buying the mattress, as to plan the wooden bed frame around its dimensions.
Secondly, you have to buy several quality wooden boards from your local diy store , before building the bed frame. They should be around 10" wide and 1 – 1 1/2 thick. They may be already finished (we strongly recommend you to go for this option) or you have to make them look neat, by using a sander. Irrespective of your choice, make sure the wooden boards are perfectly straight and don't have any visible flaws (such as chips, cracks). Don't forget to check out the rest of our step by step furniture projects.
In order to build a queen bed frame, you need the following:
- 4×4 lumber – POSTS
- 2×10 lumber – FRAME
- 2×2 lumber – CLEATS
- 1×4 lumber – SLATS
- 2 1/2" screws – SCREWS
- Wood filler
- 120-grit sandpaper
- Level, tape measure, carpentry pencil, l-square
- Rubber hammer, hammer
- Jig saw/circular saw
- C-clamps
- Drill machine and drill bits
- Electric screw driver with torque control
- Read safety and disclaimer pages
- Select with great care the wood boards, otherwise the bed wouldn't look properly
- When securing the bed joints use clams as to lock the wood boards
- Use a good drill machine with torque control to make pilot holes
- Round the exposed edges with a router and a 1/4" bit
Build a queen bed frame
You have to use a proper setup when connecting the wooden boards in a corner joint. Make sure the corners are right angled, by using a carpentry square, and drive in the screws after you have drilled pilot holes. In addition, you could build wooden bed frame legs from 4"x4" posts, as to get the job done in a professional manner.
Smart tip: The cost of this project, without taking into consideration the mattress, will be around 100-200$, which is a true bargain, as we speak of a wooden bed frame with a beautiful modern look. Remember that the plans are for a queen size bed frame, but the techniques are the same for any wooden bed (you can adjust the dimensions to fit your needs).
Queen bed frame plans
First of all, you should start by making the legs of the queen bed. Therefore, use 4×4 wooden posts to build four 10" bed frame legs . You can cut the timber to these dimensions with a hand saw, a jigsaw or a circular saw.
Smart tip: If you want to give a professional look to your bed, then you can add a little charm to these legs, by choosing an unique design. You can cut the bottom part of the legs to create a nice effect.
The next step is to build the corner joints of our queen size bed frame. Consequently, you have to pre-drill several holes before fastening the wooden boards with wood screws. Use a screwdriver with torque control, as to be able to perform this operation in a professional manner.
Smart tip: If you want to obtain a proper alignment for all components, you should use a proper setup. Countersink the head of the screws.
This is a snapshot from one of our diy bed frame projects, where we show the steps and techniques needed to build the bed, using real images. You should notice that we used four C-clamps to lock the corner joints firmly.
Smart tip: When drilling into the two wooden boards, you have to use dill bits of different sizes. Consequently, use a greater dill bit when drilling in the first boards, and a smaller one for the second wood board. In this way, you will fasten the corner joint properly.
Next, we have to build the side railings using 2×2 timber. Actually, there are two options: on one hand you can use 2×4 timber and cut out segments, using a jigsaw, as to obtain a shape similar to the one in the image, or you can use a 2×2 cleats on which to fasten 1×2 pieces.
Smart tips: Use only quality wood, otherwise the side railings won't be able to hold the weight of the mattress.
Next, you have to connect the side railings to the bed frame. Consequently, you should use #8 – 2 1/2" wood screws every 6", to make sure the side railing will be secured properly. In the plans, you should also notice the way it is build the side railing: the wood segments are fastened using two 2" wood screws.
Smart tip: Use a spirit level when installing the side railings, as to make sure they are well aligned.
We are getting close to the end of the project, as all we need to do is to install the slats over the side railings of the queen-size bed frame. First, you have to cut 9 wood boards at 60 1/2". In addition, the boards will have to be made of 1×5 wooden boards, as to fit in the side railings.
Smart tip: You should protect the bed frame by applying a good wood primer and then you can paint it in any color you want, using either a varnish or a water-based paint.
Fill the head of the screws with wood putty and let it dry out for several hours. Sand the surface using medium-grit sandpaper, before applying several coats of stain.
Smart tip: If you want to build a unique queen-size bed frame, you could make a beautiful headboard, as in the image. You could adjust the size of the headboard to your needs, but make sure it matches the design of the bed.
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I am writing this post because of what I learned in school. Now granted I did much better in math than English, but through the process I learned how to spell and where to place punctuation. The end result was to prepare me for what came next in life. Elementary school prepared me for middle school, middle school for high school, high school for college, and college for my adult life. Each step moved me a little farther along the spectrum. Fortunately my learning did not end when I finished college. As I have moved from job to job there have always been new challenges. The difference is that I now understand the need for education. I had to go to school to learn how to manage a golf course. I had to go to school to get my Securities and Insurance licenses and I had to go to school to become a Certified Financial Planner. I benefited greatly from all of this education. Now I have changed my focus from learning to teaching.
After 20 years of helping people prepare for retirement I realized that most need an education before they transition into this next phase of life. Unfortunately there are very few options that provide unbiased education. This leaves people dependent on companies and individuals that sell products to give advice. After more than 20 years of retirement planning I have found no subject that is misunderstood more than Social Security. It could be considered the most important decision one makes in retirement planning and yet it is the decision that is given the least amount of education. For this reason I developed and teach classes that focus on Social Security optimization. I believe education and analysis can serve to provide the necessary facts and understanding needed to make the best decision for an individual retirement plan. This, like all other education, is designed to help you succeed in the next phase of your life. Moving forward I plan to develop classes that focus on the subjects of Long Term Care insurance, Medicare, and Social Security Disability insurance. This is why I am so excited about My Retirement Education Center. Our goal is to provide needed education at the most critical time of one's life. If you have other topics that you think would provide more education for retirement planning please let me know. The goal of My Retirement Education Center is to give people the education they need to make wise decisions that affect the rest of their lives.
My Retirement Education Center Opens in Raleigh with Full Class Schedule
Local Financial Planner Launches New Education Center to Help Triangle Residents Learn About and Feel Confident in Retirement Planning Decisions
RALEIGH, N.C. – My Retirement Education Center, a Raleigh-based organization providing an unbiased resource for personalized retirement information in a pressure-free environment, officially launched with a full class schedule today. The organization offers Triangle residents of all ages and financial backgrounds a resource to learn about the basics of retirement planning so that they can feel confident in their decisions as they navigate what can be a confusing and complicated process.
The center was founded in March by Steve Gaito, a Certified Financial PlannerTM (CFP®) practitioner with nearly 20 years of experience helping individuals, companies and nonprofits prepare for their financial futures. Gaito, who serves as the organization's director, created My Retirement Education Center after noticing a community need for retirement information without a sales pitch. He developed the curriculum with a team of leading industry professionals, including Attorneys (JD), Certified Public Accountants® (CPA), Chartered Financial Analysts® (CFA) and Certified Trust and Financial Advisors® (CTFA).
"Whether you're just starting your career or close to retirement, the financial decisions you need to make can be confusing and for many people cause a great deal of anxiety," said Gaito. "Even with all of the professional services and products available to assist in the process, it's hard to know who to trust and what's best for you. My Retirement Education Center classes educate people on the basics of retirement planning so that they can be confident in every step they take."
My Retirement Education Center offers small group classes and intimate workshops that incorporate case studies, group discussions and workbooks to guide participants through the process – all with zero products sold. Sessions start with a vital and very personal first step as the faculty work with participants to define what retirement is for each person individually, what they would like their lifestyle to be like and what they would like to do or accomplish during that time.
In classes for people close to retirement, participants then learn about the framework of a retirement plan, the process involved in creating a plan, how and when to prioritize goals, and the products commonly used to fund retirement. This includes a basic understanding of often confusing issues, such as Social Security, estate plans, equity income strategies, taxes, and insurance best practices prior to and during retirement. My Retirement Education Center also offers classes for young professionals just learning about 401Ks and making early retirement planning decisions, as well as classes for people of all ages wanting assistance evaluating employer retirement options.
Registration for classes is now open. To find the full class schedule or learn more about My Retirement Education Center, visit http://www.myretirement-edu.com. Companies interested in providing employees custom one-hour lunch sessions on various retirement topics can also contact Gaito directly at firstname.lastname@example.com.
About My Retirement Education Center
My Retirement Education Center provides an unbiased educationally based resource for community members to learn about and prepare for retirement in a pressure-free environment. Founded by Steve Gaito, a Certified Financial Planner™ practitioner with nearly 20 years of experience helping individuals, companies and nonprofits prepare for their financial futures, the Raleigh, N.C.-based organization offers classes for people of all ages and all financial backgrounds to learn about the basics of retirement planning so that they can move forward with confidence and peace of mind. Specialized classes and small group workshops are available for people close to retirement, young professionals just making their first retirement planning decisions, and everyone in between. You can register for classes or learn more at http://www.myretirement-edu.com.
]]>Over the past year I have spent a lot of time providing education to both individuals and advisors about Social Security. I am amazed at the different opinions about the Social Security System. The fact is that this one decision will affect the rest of your life. Even when all the facts are known too many focus on what is out of their control. Either the doubt that Social Security will deliver on the promise or that their other investments will be more reliable for income. I have never been a big fan of annuities, but when it comes to retirement the fact is the game has changed. Fewer people have pensions and more have to rely on their savings through their 401(k) plans. This leads to a big problem and a great deal of anxiety. Unlike a pension that will provide income until the end of life, a 401(k) does not provide this guarantee. It is therefore not surprising that more people list security as their number one objective in retirement. The first answer to the problem is to get the most out of your Social Security Benefits. This one benefit will provide income for your and possibly your spouse's life. It also has a cost of living adjustment that will help combat inflation. The next answer is to solve for your fixed expenses. This is where it makes sense to tap some of your savings either after tax or in your 401(k) plan and create the income stream you will need that you cannot outlive in other words purchase an annuity. These two actions will provide a level of comfort that cannot be attained with an investment account. I believe that the remainder of assets should be managed in a way that is consistent with your objectives for your life and goals.
Since I do not sell any products I believe that your relationship with your advisor is one of the most important relationships outside of family that you will have in retirement. Get the facts, create an income stream that you cannot outlive and a plan for utilizing remaining assets to live the lifestyle that works for you. Problem Solved.
Now that was not too complex. If you have questions or are looking for resources please give me a call.
]]>From LED lights that use less power and last longer to smaller cameras that produce amazing pictures, the world as we know it has changed. I am learning to make changes too. About 6 months ago I was interviewed on a national radio show, "Boomer and the Babe." After the interview the host asked if I planned to offer my classes online. At the time I had no idea how to do this, but I made some inquiries and found that online classes would provide a great way to educate people on Social Security. Since then the online classes have replaced most of the live classes. This has allowed me to offer the classes as a benefit to businesses and advisors that are seeking to provide cost effective ways to educate their most senior employees or clients on Social Security issues. Now it was not easy to make the change but each day I see the opportunities and get great feedback from across the United States. One of my favorites was a letter I received from a man in Vermont:
Good Morning Steve,
The fact is that when one is getting ready to make a decision regarding Social Security benefits very few people including accountants and financial advisors have the knowledge to provide good and sound advice.
I purchased your on line course which my wife and I found to be very informative, easy to understand and very helpful.
We were very impressed by your professionalism, knowledge of the current laws and regulations and how easy it was and still is to reach you.
Thank you very much for your advice as it was very helpful in making our decision.
Best Regards,
R from Vermont
8 April 2013
While the classes are not in High Definition yet, they still allow me to do what I love to do and that is help people make wise, educated decisions about filing for Social Security. Without this technology I would be limited to just the Raleigh area, but by utilizing the technology of online education the possibilities are endless. I am preparing to roll out my "Refer a Friend Program" and hope that everyone will benefit from greater knowledge of Social Security. Look for details to come on both this website and Facebook. If you know people ages 55-65 who have not thought about Social Security they need to take this class. It is only $40 and could save them over $100,000 in lifetime benefits.
I admit I still don't know how to use all the options on my phone but am glad I figured out how to teach classes online. These advancements in technology are not all that bad.
As I continue to partner with different professionals to get the message out about the need for education on Social Security, I wrote a letter to InvestmentNews and they published it today. I am excited because as I work with Financial Professionals across the country it is a great way to communicate that they do not have to be experts on the subject of Social Security. They only need to know where to get the education and analysis for their clients. This is where we can help. We provide the education and analysis so they can create a strategy based on facts. With the advancements in technology I am able to work with anyone anywhere at any time. I appreciate the opportunity to work with those who have a desire to give their clients the best information on Social Security to help them make wise decisions for the rest of their life. If you are a financial professional check out our financial professionals tab or give me a call to see how we can partner with you to provide solid advice for your clients on Social Security.
]]>Retirement experts estimate that a retiree in America will need 60 to 70 percent of his or her pre-retirement income to live comfortably after leaving the workforce.
And yet, according to a report released in July 2012 by the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, there is a huge gap between what people have saved for their retirement and what they should have been saving. In fact, half of all Americans have less than $10,000 in retirement savings, creating a "retirement income deficit" of approximately $6.6 trillion.
Another study underscores the dilemma: The Senior Financial Stability Index, developed by the Institute on Assets and Social Policy at Brandeis University, suggests that three-quarters of senior American households are currently in an "economically precarious position with little or no buffer against financial ruin should they be faced with an unexpected illness or other traumatic life event."
Seniors Face Severe Economic Difficulties
Several factors have combined to make it more difficult than ever for retirees to meet the elusive 60 to 70 percent goal that would make their retirement more economically secure:
Paying Off Debts is Crucial
That is why it is more important than ever that seniors pay off their debts before retirement. Since they have less wealth to begin with, and are mostly living on fixed incomes from Social Security and/or retirement accounts, seniors are much more vulnerable to the high interest rates, penalties and late fees that accompany credit card accounts and other consumer and personal loans.
The reality is that it is nearly impossible to get out of debt once the income from a job disappears. And paying off high-interest obligations with substantially less money coming in can force a senior into either bankruptcy or poverty.
And the fear of that occurrence is widespread: A recent study by the Allianz Life Insurance Company revealed that 61 percent of those seniors surveyed said they were more afraid of outliving their money than they were of death.
So when contemplating retirement, make sure that debts have been paid before leaving the workforce. It will help make the "golden years" more financially secure.
Al Krulick is an award-winning journalist with dozens of years of writing experience. He writes and blogs for Debt.org.
Thank you to Debt.org for providing this information.
]]>I am always amazed at the lack of understanding about Social Security. I guess since I work with people every day to help them make wise decisions I don't understand why more people don't take the time to understand this important part of their retirement. If you are single then you might have an argument that it doesn't make a difference, but even with single people the benefit is if you live a long time. For couples, especially those with two people that have worked all their life it can be significant. This past week I had a couple that the difference between taking Social Security early at age 62 and waiting until age 70 was a difference of almost $250,000. Out of curiosity I added a 1.5% COLA to the benefit and the difference exploded to almost $385,000. Now this is the largest difference I have seen, but the smallest I have seen is $14,000 and that was a single that thought he would die early. The fact is that 1 in 6 seniors live in poverty and it is getting worse each year. The other issue and this is why Social Security education is so important is that it is the surviving spouse that continues to receive the higher value for the rest of their life and why would you want to limit that benefit. The cost of education is small. Classes start at $40 and can be taken from any computer in the world. The analysis you receive is what makes the difference. You are provided with complete details of the different filing options and when to file them. You also receive a complete break even analysis and cash flow projection of both filing early and the optimal filing strategy. You can use this with your financial advisor to see if you have the resources to actually implement the strategy. In any case you will understand the decision you make and base it on facts. The facts are that it is not all the same and not knowing can cost you over $100,000. To me that is not a small number.

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DATE: March 5, 2002
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The Maine Department of Education is pleased to announce the availability of grants to enhance comprehensive health education curriculum, instruction and assessment, linked to the Maine Learning Results. The grants provide funding for three consecutive years at $2,000 per year. These grants are made available to schools through funding from the Maine Bureau of Health, Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant; the Maine Department of Education; and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Adolescent and School Health (CFDA#93.938, Comprehensive School Health Education, December 1, 2001 – November 30, 2002).
This project provides schools with valuable resources and technical assistance to improve their health education programs. Quality health education enhances both student well-being and learning.
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[1801] Differentiation of NUT Midline Carcinoma in Humans and Mice by Epigenomic Reprogramming.
Brian Schwartz, Matthias Hofer, Madeleine Lemieux, Daniel Bauer, Michael Cameron, Nathan West, Elin Agoston, Tan Ince, Katherine Janeway, Sara Vargas, Antonio Perez-Atayde, Jon Aster, Stephen Sallan, Andrew Kung, James Bradner, Christopher French. Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA; Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, MA; Children's Hospital, Boston, MA
Background: NUT midline carcinoma (NMC) is a lethal tumor defined by the presence of BRD-NUT fusion proteins that act by arresting differentiation. Here, we explore the mechanisms underlying the ability of BRD4-NUT to prevent squamous differentiation.
Design: In vitro studies were conducted with five NMC cell lines, 797, per403, 690, 143, and 10326, and primary cells derived from the index patient. In vivo studies were conducted with three NMC cell lines, 797, per403, and patient-derived cells. Knockdown of BRD-NUT was used as a positive control.
Results: We find that overexpression of the twin bromodomains of BRD4 or a portion of NUT that binds the histone acetyltransferase (HAT) p300 induces NMC cells to differentiate, suggesting a model in which BRD4-NUT sequesters HATs in areas of acetylated chromatin. Consistent with this idea, knockdown of BRD4-NUT caused global increases in histone acetylation, whereas enforced expression of BRD4-NUT had the opposite effect. Sequestration of HATs appears to occur in nuclear BRD4-NUT foci, which correspond to specific genomic regions that are rich in acetylated histones but transcriptionally inactive. Of therapeutic interest, treatment of NMC cells with histone deacetylase inhibitors (HDACi) dispersed nuclear foci, restored histone acetylation, induced NMC cells to differentiate in vitro, and had anti-tumor effects in NMC xenograft models. Based on these data, a child with NMC was treated with the FDA-approved HDAC inhibitor vorinostat. An objective response was obtained after five weeks of therapy, suggesting that this rational therapeutic approach merits further evaluation in patients with NMC.
Conclusions: In summary, we describe: 1) the rationale for targeted use of HDAC inhibitors in NMC; 2) the utility of a pharmacodynamic drug response (acetylation) as a mechanism of oncoprotein redistribution; and 3) the first example (to our knowledge) of true differentiation therapy since the seminal studies of retinoic acid in the treatment of acute promyelocytic leukemia.
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Self Hardening Clay
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serves/makes: 6 cups
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4 cups flour
1 teaspoon alum
1 1/2 cup salt
1 1/2 cup water
Mix flour, alum and salt together in a bowl. Add water gradually to form a ball. Knead (pound, roll and pull) the clay, adding water until it no longer falls apart.
Store in a sealed plastic bag in the refrigerator. Allow the clay to come to room temp for easy use.
Let your finished project dry at room temp for 2 days. It will become very hard and can be painted.
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The game is based on the pastoral village tells the tale of a group of greedy little animals commenced in order to compete for the cuisine of a different kind of war. Beautiful village, lovely animals, relaxing music, a different type of play, we will let you experience different feelings.
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Breakfast Topic: Get off the #%&$#^$ stone! {WoW}
Feb 15th 2009 5:21AM We had a Rogue in our guild go a raound with Baby Spice to all the horde sitting around the stone - they spent the next 5 minutes yelling at us ^_^
On a separate note, what would it take to start a petition that Blizz implament a "No Fly Zone" around the stone? I wouldn't mind loseing the servers for a day or so while they added a Ramp & made it so you auto-dismount after a certain point.
After all, if they can put one in Lagaran for no appairant reason, they can put one there!


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Eau d'Italie's Jardin du Poete - Very fresh, dry, original version of orangeflower - extremely rich and natural. I agree with the reviewer who found a tomato leaf aspect, though this isn't in the official description. Hint of geranium. One is definitely in the presence of some top quality ingredients here. Has plenty of impact without being brash or aggressive, superb zesty fragrance for either men or women


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The only named suspect in the disappearance of Michelle Parker has filed a motion to dismiss a wrongful death suit filed against him.
In that new motion, Dale Smith says Parker's family has failed to provide any facts to support its conclusion Parker is dead.
The wrongful death action was filed in March by Parker's mother, Yvonne Stewart.
Parker disappeared in November of 2011 after dropping her children off at Smith's apartment.
He denies any involvement in her disappearance.
On the day Parker disappeared, she and Smith appeared on a taped episode of "The People's Court."
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Jewish activists show their anger at Obama by holding a protest in front of the US embassy in Tel Aviv. The protesters took off their shoes and threw them at a large photo of Obama. I wonder if American Jews that have slavishly supported Obama will hear the cries from Israel for a more supportive policy from Washington?
Jews 1-aka obama-0 was hoping this was real,would have enjoyed the hek out of it!


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[Kung fu sample]
Who the hell teaches you kung fu?
Your master must be an ignorant idiot as well!
(Uncle Ricky, would you read us a bedtime story?)
Nah kid, but I'mma give you one them old Raekwon crime joints
Feel me? We will, we will
We will, we will -- here we go
Well it was late one night, walking through the park
With my leathered down coat and
wallabee Clarks
Getting my step on, big shit, big six, big wrist
So much excitement in the air, I was crisp
Money suitcase, Louis joint
(yo, Rae, I'mma get some shit just like yours!)
Go make it happen, black God and get rich
Saw the D's fly by, in a New Yorker, yup, tints and shit
They made a right on me, them last two dicks
Know I seen 'em, Max loaded, jog right back to the car
They spun around again and blast their shit
I dropped a Backwood, a puff and then a 6-4-5
You'se a live nigga, you almost smashed your shit
I'mma don my way out the bitch, moving through the car
Nice and slow, two hoodies on and a
golden pit
Nigga had a white eye, they both blacked down
What's the clown shit for?
The dog jumped in the whip
It was a trained one, wops pointed at me (yo, nigga, freeze)
I told the Chef Raekwon, pump the breaks
Slow it down, you know these C-Cypher Punks scanned your plates
Release the seatbelt off the shoulders, a mile ahead
Then the vibe got a lot colder when the marksman said
"Black niggas in the Jeep, get the fuck out the car"
"Put your hands where my eyes can see or suffer a scar"
He was a veteran, who kept, pepper spray in the cannister
Donut shop lounger, thirty eight brandisher
On top of that, the blunt smoke just rang a bell
Of his bloodhound who had an acute sense of smell
Beef tripping, saliva dripping from razor sharp teeth
That was pointy as the daggers of the Indian Chiefs
Same cops known for exorting pimps and booking whores
Aimed Glocks at me and Rae, cause they was looking for
A few MC's wanted for a string of break-ins
Last seen, wearing long minks and snakeskins
[Hook: Slick Rick]
We will, we will, rob you
We will, we will, Glock you
We will, we will, what? who? (not you)
Here we go
You know my Clan done ran from Japan to Atlanta
With stamina
Mr. Meth
, with the Iron Lung breath
Ghostface Kill'
U-G ill
Deck so real
Dr. Ason Unique
Allah Just
The Abbott
, ya'll niggas can't forget it
You might catch a Cap if your shit ain't Street
Allah Mathematics make the cypher complete
See knowledge is the foundation of existence
To know starts the spark of the flow
Wisdom activation of the Nation moving
Wise words, show and prove or understand the 13 letters
, culture be the way of life
Freedom is reward, who will pay the price for the power
Spending hour after hour, preparing his self
For the hour, now look how refined
When the mind and body is one, every part of me
Supreme equality, manifest the nature of self
G-O-D, now build and add on to the truth
Destroy the bullshit, born incomplete
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"We Will Rob You" is track #9 on the album Only Built 4 Cuban Linx, Vol. 2. It was written by Grice, Gary E. / Woods, Corey / Turner, Elgin Evander / Walters, Ricky M. L..
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Mars is a planet. It is the fourth planet from the sun. It is the next planet beyond Earth. Mars is more than 142 million miles from the sun. The planet is about one-sixth the size of Earth. Mars is known as the Red Planet. It gets its red color from the iron in its soil. Mars has two small moons. Their names are Phobos and Deimos.
What Is Mars Like?
Mars is very cold. The average temperature on Mars is minus 80 degrees Fahrenheit - way below freezing! It is rocky with canyons, volcanoes and craters all over it. Red dust covers almost all of Mars. Mars has clouds and wind, just as Earth does. Sometimes the wind blows the red dust into a dust storm. The dust storms can look like tornados. Mars has about one-third the gravity of Earth. A rock dropped on Mars would fall more slowly than a rock dropped on Earth. Things weigh less on Mars than they weigh on Earth. A person who weighs 100 pounds on Earth would only weigh about 37 pounds on Mars because of less gravity.
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NASA has used both spacecraft and robots to learn more about Mars. In 1965, Mariner 4 was the first NASA spacecraft to get a close look at the planet. In 1976, Viking 1 and Viking 2 were the first NASA spacecraft to land on Mars. They took pictures and explored the planet's surface. Since then, more spacecraft have flown near or landed on Mars. Scientists want to know if there is, or has ever been, water on Mars. Living things need water to survive. So, any sign of water on Mars would mean that there could be, or could have been, life on the planet.
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Today, three spacecraft are flying around, or orbiting, Mars. The spacecraft are using scientific tools to measure the temperature and the kinds of minerals on Mars. They are also taking pictures and searching for water.
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2005 Pontiac Vibe Base
Prosthe fact that i could fit everything i own in my car. Consnothing
Great Car — the performance of the car is great. i have had a tone up the car and that was all. the appearance of the car is nice. the cost of owning the car is reasonable. the fun factor of the car is that you can use the car to haul a lot of belongings. Primary Use: Commuting to work
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ProsFun to drive & super reliable. toyota quality! Consseats not as ergo or comfy as Saab, BMW & audis previously owned, but trumped by toyota reliability!
Reliable Affordable Fun & Practical — I love the engine in this car & all the cargo capacity. It is the only car I know of that has an AC outlet for your laptop or dvd player making it perfect for road trips! front passenger & rear seats fold flat to sleep in or carry up to an 8 foot step ladder inside with all doors & windows closed! Ingenious car! Toyota Matrix clone rebadged "VIBE" |
2005 Pontiac Vibe Base
ProsMany uses, good to great MPG, comfortable. ConsNot much.
Vibes Are Fun — Multipurpose! You can put just about anything in this car. I'm amazed what will fit despite it's small size. It is large enough for me to drive comfortably. MPG is good. The quality of materials and assembly appears solid. Nimble enough to be fun to drive. Just a great all-around vehicle. |
2005 Pontiac Vibe Base AWD
ProsI'm constantly recommending the Pontiac Vibe to my friends. In fact, my fiancee was always turning his nose up at the Vibe until I let him drive it. He has since began looking into buying one of his own!! ConsThe biggest thing I can honestly say I 'hate' about this car is that there no longer is a Pontiac and thus, I will never be able to enjoy purchasing a brand new one. However, since it was made in cooperation with Toyota, the Matrix is a very close, yet slightly more expensive cousin to the Vibe.
I'd Trust My Life In A Vibe Again! Safest Vehicle I've Ever Drove!! — This car has proven to be a dream! There is no lag in the acceleration or breaking. In fact, the acceleration can even be a bit touchy at times if you're not used to it. It comes with automatic traction control, but even when you turn it off, it still handles like a dream. In the few years that I've owned it I've only had to perform standard maintenance. It was taken to the dealership once to have the PCM replaced due to a factory recall. The interior is clean and simple with black leather seats. The exterior is a matching clean and basic in a bright red. It gets great gas mileage and the cost of maintenance has been little to none other than oil changes, filters and breaks. I love this car! It's functional and pet friendly with the plastic rear cargo space. The front passenger seat folds down, a feature which my daughter loves because she can feel like she's in the front seat while still safely secured in her booster. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2005 Pontiac Vibe Base
ProsCargo Capacity, Gas Mileage ConsNot much
2005 Pontiac Vive — This was a good car. I loved it very much. Had pretty good gas mileage for the type of car it was. It got approximately 26 city/ 32 highway. It had an awesome amount of cargo capacity: 49 cubic feet with rear seats folded down. I used it many times for work and moving. Great car. Pretty fun to drive and I just loved it! |
2005 Pontiac Vibe Base
ProsMPG, Sporty, Cargo space, easy maintenance ConsSlightly harsh and noisy ride on most roads
Vibe — It's a sporty looking four door with cargo space, american model badging but a toyota drive train (motor and transmission) - which means it'll run for a long time and not get key'ed in my home town that builds GMC trucks. The cargo space is lined with hard plastic to keep it easy to clean, fold down the seats and you have enough room for an 8' ladder with the hatch closed. The motor and tranny are the same as the Toyota Corola. A peppy four cylinder sips gas at 33MPG highway and with a five speed manual - still lets you wind it out to the 6500 RPM redline quickly. Overall I like this car. It's not my favorite, but not close to getting rid of it even at 79K miles have ticked by. |
2005 Pontiac Vibe Base AWD
ProsGreat on gas ConsKnees bang the tilt steering
Vibe — Its good on gas, and has a lot of compartments for change and other personal effects. Extremely spacious. The back seat folds down giving you more room to haul items. The hatch has a lot of space already though. The vibe is speedy however, you need to watch the gas pedal closely, you tend to speed with ease. Takes corners like a dream. Nice car, great on gas... what more could you ask for. |
2005 Pontiac Vibe Base AWD
ProsGreat gas mileage, excellent condition. Easy to handle, great in snow. ConsLoud engine noise
Love The Look, Styling And Ease Of Handling. — I love the sleek look and styling of this car. It is fun to drive in the snow. It gets great gas mileage and is overall a fun, sporty car. It holds quite a bit with the hatchback and folding the rear seats down. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2005 Pontiac Vibe Base
Proselectrical outlet inside, lol Conswant more powerr
Weeee! — I love the Vibe, so good on gas, about 35 mpg, I've gotten two speeding tickets in it in the past month, if I get one more I'm going to have to go back to the truck :/ comfy back seats, OD off or on option, and a remote starter! Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2005 Pontiac Vibe Base AWD
ProsEconomical ConsNot built as well as a Toyota
Nice Basic Car — Good car although cosmetically having a few issues for only being 6 years old. Highly recommend. Has motor and transmission from Toyota. 30 MPH. Perfect for basic transportation. 72000 miles and has a nice sporty appearance. I will never sell. |
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2010 Pontiac Vibe Reviews
Very Special Little Car. By Beason
This is my second Vibe. I can park it, turn it and drive it with ease. It is very comfortable inside and t the cargo room is exceptional. In my last one I carried dishwashers to job sites with room to... Read More
Great All In One Car By 2009VibeBlue
What can I say...it is totally Toyota Quality with GM adding better styling and suspension. Love the sporty almost SUV look with 46mpg hwy(CDN) and find it very good to drive. Don't like the lack of b... Read More
2009 Pontiac Vibe Reviews
Great Car, Lots Of Options For The Money By VibeGT
The car is fun to drive and has been very reliable. Of course I kept up with oil changes and maintenance. I like the looks of this better than the Toyota Matrix, it's sister car. I loved subscribing t... Read More
Great Car With Much To Appreciate By ericd346
This has been a great car for our family. Reliable, fun to drive, and very versatile. Whether we had it crammed with stuff for a move or just running to the grocery store, this car was perfect for u... Read More
2008 Pontiac Vibe Reviews
Solid Car For The Money By odacun
Not great for a long trip, due to the size. MPG and build quality are great. For a compact I liked the looks and it is actually kind of fun to drive. As far as smaller cars you can count on this is ... Read More
This Car Has A Sporty Look To It. By quintons
I enjoyed driving this car except when all seats were being used, then it felt like it was too small. This car would make a great student car or work car because of it good combined city/highway gas ... Read More
2007 Pontiac Vibe Reviews
Great Car By Sarasota2014
LOVED IT, would buy another but they don't make them anymore. This is a brilliant collaboration between GM and Toyota, the engine and transmission will go approximately 5 more years with low mainten... Read More
Economical Hatchback For Young Driver Or Small Family By nhaerr
The lightness of this vehicle is it's best attribute. It's can be tossed into corners giving it a spirited personality. It has the heart of a race car, but the legs of a sloth with the auto trans ge... Read More
2006 Pontiac Vibe Reviews
The Pontiac Vibe Is A Classic Hatchback Style By Thomas_Sky
This auto has been trustworthy; front seats are comfortable for long road trips; lots of cargo room when rear seats are folded down. Engine and Transmission are above par, and the surrounding exterior... Read More
It Is Now A Bit Aged, But A Good Value. By JohnSB
Good value for your money if you can tolerate oil leak. It has a solid feel on the road with good feedback. A/C is mild with replacement compressor. Transmission has been solid. I now have Contine... Read More
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The eavesdropping session tells us Eastwick's headed to the House of Blossoms for a midnight lock-in and an objective promptly flashes up on the left hand side of the screen, telling us to reach higher ground to locate the aforementioned building.
It's not hard to find a vantage point. The demo pilot plucks a discarded bottle from a heap of rubbish, looks it over (hello, hands) and tosses it through an open window of a house to distract a patrolling guard. Once the guard's investigating the noise Garrett clambers onto a low awning and gazes across the sprawling city until he spies his target.
As he does so the Clock Tower strikes midnight in the distance, and Garrett's narration warns us that he'll need to act fast to make it to Eastwick's location before being locked out of the destination. What happens next makes us squirm uncomfortably in our seats.
Garrett arrows one guard with his bow, then vertical takedowns another
Cue a short high-action sequence straight out of Mirror's Edge. Garrett arrows one guard with his bow, vertical takedowns another, and then sprints through alleyways; vaulting moving carts and clambering over pallets as if stealth were just a suggestion. Time limits call for desperate measures though... or do they?
We quizzed Lead Gameplay Designer Marc Benoit about this very thing after our demo (a demo that ended with a similarly funnelled sequence - more on that later) and it turns out that it all comes down to personal choice. If you miss the midnight deadline it's not level over. You'll have squandered your chance to follow Eastwick through a gate, yes, but that just means you'll have to find an alternative path. Don't want action to invade your game of Thief? Then don't let it.
Back to the demo and Garrett's haste means he's now sitting above a street as Eastwick, glimmering medallion displayed proudly on his chest, walks past. There are a few paths into the tunnel system leading to the House of Blossom's entrance, but we're shown a way to sneak under a guard's nose by dousing a fire with a dry ice arrow and tip-toeing through the gloom. Once again Garrett's packing various arrow types. 'Realism' is the new mandate for the tech, however, so don't expect the moss arrows to have survived the reimagination process unscathed.
One tool that is back is the blackjack. It's favoured ahead of the sword, and Garrett can now use it for third-person takedowns from the shadows. Inside the tunnels Garrett clubs one guard unconscious before trapping a second in a side-room with a well-aimed arrow to a portcullis lever.
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2014 OutlookRedshirt freshman Zach Hannon hopes to earn on the Nebraska offensive line after sitting out his first season in Lincoln. The 6-5, 305-pound Hannon spent the spring working at offensive guard, where several young players will push for playing time. The Kansas City product was strong in the classroom in his first year in Lincoln earning a spot on the Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll each of his first two semesters.
2013 (Redshirt)Hannon redshirted in his first year in the Husker program.
Before Nebraska (Rockhurst HS)Hannon had a standout career at Rockhurst High School under Coach Tony Severino. Hannon was a dominant force on the offensive line as a senior, helping Rockhurst to a 9-3 record and a trip to the third round of the state playoffs. Hannon did not allow a sack on the season and recorded 34 pancake blocks. For his efforts as a senior, Hannon earned first-team Class 6A all-state honors in Missouri, and he was a first-team All-Metro pick by the Kansas City Star.
In his junior season, Hannon helped Rockhurst to a 10-2 record and a trip to the Class 6A quarterfinals. Hannon participated in the Semper Fi All-Star Game in Arizona following his senior season. He was regarded as one of the top 10 prospects in the state of Missouri and among the top 50 offensive line prospects in the country. Hannon did not take any official visits beyond Nebraska, but had offers from Arkansas, Colorado, Missouri, Kansas State, Kansas, Northwestern, Iowa State and Illinois to name a few.
In addition to his success on the gridiron, Hannon was a standout attacker on the lacrosse field. As a senior co-captain, he helped Rockhurst to a 15-5 record and a trip to the state semifinals, scoring seven goals with 22 assist and 35 ground balls.
PersonalHannon was born on Sept. 7, 1994, and he is the son of Timothy and Deborah Hannon. He has not declared a major. Hannon has volunteered his time with Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Uplifting Athletes, Husker Heroes, Husker Hotline, and team hospital and community rec center visits.


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Sandra Diann Bailey, 58, of Cleveland, died Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2014.
She was preceded in death by her father, Eugene McKenzie.
Survivors include her mother, Betty Cronan, of Cleveland; husband, Emmanuel Bailey, of Decatur; children: Melissa Stonecipher and Shawna Ensley, both of Blue Ridge, Ga., Tyson Goldston of Cameron, N.C., and Melanie Girouard of Cleveland; 10 grandchildren; sisters: Connie Morrow and Teresa Ballew, both of Cleveland, Jan Vail of Chattanooga and Melissa Johannsen of Peotone, Ill.; brothers, Garry Cronan of Cleveland and Hoyet McKenzie of Aurora, Ill.; and several nieces and nephews.
The funeral will be held at noon Saturday, March 1, 2014, in the chapel of Fike Funeral Home.
The family will receive friends from 10 a.m. until noon Saturday at the funeral home prior to the service.
The family requests that memorials be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis TN 38105.


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Vancouver Canucks' goalie Cory Schneider leaves the ice after an informal hockey practice at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, B.C., on Tuesday January 8, 2013.
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For some, social care can mean simply getting out of bed in the morning, making a home-cooked meal, or being able to communicate with friends and family.
Richard Hawkes, chief executive of Scope
The Coalition has yet to grasp the urgency of social care reform for working age disabled people, writes Richard Hawkes, chief executive of Scope.
As the Government look to take the success of the Paralympics from 2012 into 2013, there is one area of policy reform that could create a true and lasting legacy for working age disabled people – creating a fit and proper social care system.
Despite the Coalition prioritising social care reform in the remainder of this Parliament (even giving it prominent billing in the mid-term policy review) they have yet to grasp the urgency of this reform for working age disabled people.
To date, too many conversations about social care have been focused on care for the elderly, ignoring the one third of social care users who are working age disabled people.
Today's report – The Other Care Crisis – has been released by five of Britain's leading disability charities and exposes shocking new evidence that 105,000 working age disabled people risk being unable to do the most basic things in life because of a chronic lack of support.
For some, social care can mean simply getting out of bed in the morning, making a home-cooked meal, or being able to communicate with friends and family.
It can provide the support disabled people need to live actively and independently: working, studying, or keeping fit.
But when this support is taken away, it can leave working age disabled adults distraught, alone and in crisis.
This new evidence shows that four in ten working age disabled people are failing to have their basic needs met. Many are not able to eat properly, wash, dress or get out of the house. Furthermore, half are withdrawing from society as a result of not receiving adequate care.
To its credit, the Government has set out a bold vision for the care system of the future, built around independence and wellbeing for all.
However, much of the political debate accompanying this has focused on where a 'cap' on lifetime care costs should be set and how to avoid the heart-breaking situations of elderly people selling their homes to pay for care.
Whilst these two issues are important aspects of the social care debate, for working age disabled adults this does not apply.
For them, the most important issue is whether they are even eligible for care or not.
One disabled man told Scope that as a result of his support being withdrawn, he is now unable to put on his shoes. He is forced to ask passing strangers to put them on for him.
For the Government to create a care system that works for working age disabled people there is an urgent need to provide a long term funding solution that gives certainty for the future.
Until a properly funded social care system ensures care for those who need it, working age disabled people will still anxiously be asking 'will I get support or not?' - or 'Can I wash today? Can I get dressed today?'
A social care system that answers these questions for working age disabled people is the only Paralympic legacy the Coalition can leave that is worthy of the achievements our disabled athletes last summer.


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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Human, Stacey firstname.lastname@example.com URN etd-01022012-202611 Document Title Characterization of zoonotic flavi- and alphaviruses in sentinel animals in South Africa Degree MSc Department Medical Virology Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Prof M Venter Supervisor Keywords
- Wesselsbron virus (WSLV)
- West Nile virus (WNV)
- flavivirus
- encephalitis
- horses
- South Africa (SA)
- Middelburg virus (MIDV)
- alphavirus
- Sindbis virus (SINV)
Date 2012-04-13 Availability restricted Abstract In South Africa (SA), the arboviruses West Nile virus (WNV), Wesselsbron virus (WSLV), Sindbis virus (SINV) and Middelburg virus (MIDV) are considered the most important flavi- and alphaviruses. Clinical presentation and importance of these viruses as animal pathogens in SA remains ambiguous. Although widely endemic in SA, lineage 2 (L2) WNV has rarely been associated with cases of neurological disease and was therefore assumed to be non-pathogenic. However, fatal encephalitis in a foal was diagnosed as L2 WNV in SA, 1996, leading to the thought that L2 cases were possibly being missed. As the above-mentioned arboviruses have the same transmission vectors, Culex mosquitoes for WNV and SINV and Aedes mosquitoes for WSLV and MIDV, co-screening for these viruses is important. We hypothesise that horses could be used as sentinels for virus activity in SA and cases of unexplained neurological disease or fever in animals overlooked, rather than being non-existent. To this end, the study aimed to screen horses displaying unexplained neurological disease or fever with Flavivirus family-specific RT-PCR. Additionally, samples were screened with an Alphavirus family-specific RT-PCR to determine whether co-circulating viruses could be responsible for neurological symptoms in horses. The results would aid in establishing the molecular epidemiology and disease description of each virus, virus distribution and disease seasonality in SA. In total 261 clinical specimens were collected from horses displaying these symptoms (2008 - 2010). Samples were screened with Flavi- and Alphavirus differential diagnostic RT-PCR and acute serum was screened for WNV-IgM and neutralizing antibodies. Serological screening (WNV haemagglutination inhibition, WNV IgG and/or WNV neutralization) identified 62 suspected WNV cases while 34 cases could be confirmed by RT-PCR (16/34), WNV IgM and neutralization assays (18/34) and virus isolation. Neurological disease made up 91% (31/34) of the cases, mortality was calculated at 44% (15/34). Phylogenetically 12/16 RT-PCR positives grouped with L2 SA strains. The first detection of L1 WNV and horse-associated abortion in SA was reported when a pregnant mare aborted her foetus in Ceres, Western Cape. The first cases of WSLV-associated disease in horses were identified by sequencing Flavivirus RT-PCR positive products from 2 horses displaying severe neurological disease; one being fatal. This suggests missed cases in the past. To elucidate virulence factors of WSLV, a human encephalitic strain AV259, was subjected to Roche FLX454 full-genome sequencing and compared to a previously sequenced febrile strain (H177). Several structural amino acid changes occurred in proteins NS2A, NS4B and NS5 of AV259; necessary for Flavivirus replication. Phylogenetically AV259, clinical horse strains and WSLV strains previously isolated from animals, humans and arthropods were similar. Additionally and in concurrence with other studies, WSLV clusters with Sepik virus (SEPV) within the YFV group of the Flaviviridae family. Alphavirus screening identified 17 cases; 6/17 SINV and 11/17 MIDV. SINV-WNV co-infections resulted in fatal neurological disease; remaining SINV cases recovered after displaying fever and/or mild neurological disease. MIDV symptoms varied from "three-day-stiffness" to severe neurological symptoms, with 2 fatalities. Co-infections with equine encephalosis and Shuni virus were identified. MIDV strains identified in this study were phylogenetically distinct from older strains. Results highlight the use of horses as sentinels for virus activity and suggest that these arboviruses may have been previously missed as horse pathogens in Africa. These viruses should be considered as the aetiological agents in animals displaying unexplained neurological or hepatic disease, fevers or abortions. Awareness of flavi- and alphaviruses and the disease manifestation they may have in horses was illustrated. These findings suggest that a WNV vaccine may be beneficial for horses in SA.© 2011, University of Pretoria. All rights reserved. The copyright in this work vests in the University of Pretoria. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of the University of Pretoria.
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There are many wonderful books for adults and young adults. New books are published every day. How do you go about finding fun books for adult reading? Below are some suggestions for how to find adult fiction books.
Finding Book Lists
Book lists are great places to find reading suggestions. Here are some places to find book lists:
- Amazon.com hosts a variety of book lists which you can search within their Listmania function.
- The American Library Association (ALA) gives annual book awards with several adult and young adult categories.
- Who hasn't heard of the New York Times Bestseller List?
- USA Today has a Best-Selling Books Database.
- Your local library and your local library website are great places to find book lists.
10 Great Adult and Young Adult Fiction Lists at Amazon.com
Here are ten great adult and young adult fiction book lists at Amazon.com. All of these contain fun reading choices.
- Top Adult Books includes 25 good reads from comedy, through horror, science fiction, and classics to contemporary reading choices.
- Adult Classics for the Kid in You is all about action and adventure. Who can't use a little escapism? These are fun books with timeless appeal.
- Young Adult Fantasy for Grown-ups - the name on this one is self-explanatory.
- Recently Banned and Challenged Books. Perfect for the rebel in you! It's not been updated since 2007, but good books don't go out of style.
- Young Adult Books That Change My Life is full of highly-rated selections, with a female emphasis.
- Historical Young Adult Books recommended for adults to read, again with a female emphasis.
- Outstanding Novels With Shades of Politics will surely get your brain cells kick-started.
- Great Fantasy Authors You've Never Heard Of. All the books are highly rated and, indeed, I've never heard of them. Most of the ones in this list are available for a tiny cost through Amazon marketplace sellers.
- Novels for Guys Who Don't Read Novels - great fiction for the guys.
- Action and Horror Fiction in case all the others are too tame to be fun books for you.
Try also Adult Nonfiction for more adult reading suggestions.


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Freedom to Create
In early 2003, Hae Yoon was riding her dirt bike in the hills of Bishop, California, with her friends, enjoying the rush of the wind in her face. Far off was the highway, with a truck barreling down it, and Yoon couldn't resist trying to race it. My family shouldn't worry, Yoon thought, giddy. Riding a dirt bike is perfectly safe, as long as you know what you're doing...
Then she noticed the barbed-wire fence in front of her.
Yoon, now 32, had quit her job as a marketing manager for an event-planning company in November 2002. She was planning to start her own business in the yoga industry, when she discovered dirt biking isn't really perfectly safe. After a successful back surgery, Yoon moved in with her brothers, recovering and living off the money she had saved for her business. By the time she felt up to striking out on her own, it was spring 2004. She moved back to Los Angeles and attempted to reignite the business she had almost started.
She planned to produce yoga-mat bags, among other yoga-related accessories, but after spending several thousand dollars on some prototypes, she realized it was too expensive a venture to attempt--and besides, her savings were almost depleted. With Christmas coming and no career to speak of, she was beginning to feel a bit demoralized.
About that time, she found some cashmere sweaters at a great discount and started selling them on eBay just for the fun of it. "It was just something I stumbled on through a friend," says Yoon. "He mentioned a place where he got all this great merchandise for outrageous prices. I put [the sweaters] on eBay to see what would happen, and I sold out in 48 hours."
Yoon was enlightened. Yoga wasn't the answer; eBay was. She began selling women's apparel full time this January, and already, her business is on track to pull in between $300,000 and $400,000 in 2005. "The benefits have been enormous," says Yoon, whose hallway and dining room are full of inventory, though she eventually hopes to move to an office and have employees. "I want to work 10 times harder than I ever did at my previous jobs. It feels great to know you're creating something and not working on a project for somebody else."
Brick, Mortar and Morale
The 21st century had arrived, but nobody at Machinery Values felt like celebrating. In 2001, founder and CEO Gene Valitt, now 64, was afraid he would be putting up a going-out-of-business sign instead of celebrating the company's 30th anniversary. The industrial machine dealer in Harrison, New Jersey, had gone from 70 employees to 35, from making $20 million annually to less than $10 million. The way it looked, the future partners--Valitt's sons Andrew and David, 39 and 36, respectively, and Rick Lazarus, 37, who all work in various capacities at Machinery Values--had little future to look toward.
COO Art Lazarus, who had become a partner in 1995, kept trying to think of a way to stop the damage. "We went through a very difficult time--the recession, 9/11 and a three-and-a-half year period where business was really lousy in our industry," says Art, 59. "People weren't expanding, prices dropped, and our revenue dropped. We were losing money."
The breakthrough came when Art began to think about their "dead inventory," $250,000 worth of metalworks equipment and odds and ends. It was all perfectly good material, but was inexpensive enough that they could never justify spending advertising money to alert customers it was available. So they just kept collecting a warehouse full of items. "We said, 'Business is lousy, we're sitting around here--we should put people to work clearing this stuff out, cleaning it, photographing it and selling it on eBay,'" Art recalls.
Everything sold, to the point where Machinery Values was bringing in as much as $20,000 a month. Art started scrapping the catalogs they produced two or three times a year--which cost the company about $100,000 each time--and began marketing their products through eBay instead. Now, a few years later, the company brings in over $1 million a year--or about 15 percent of its sales--from eBay. Art says eBay has also introduced many customers to their business, bringing traffic into their warehouse. Counting indirect sales, Art credits eBay for bringing in 30 percent to 40 percent of business--and saving the company.
It's Good to be Home
Dralle believes eBay has saved her quality of life. And why shouldn't she? After her grandmother passed away in 2000 at the age of 88, Dralle kept the antiques store running for a while, but had to close up shop two years later. The overhead was too high, and a lifetime of memories lingered. Running the business without her grandmother around just wasn't the same. Meanwhile, Dralle had visions of working out of her house so she could be with her kids.
Today, Dralle's website links to her eBay Store, which brings in approximately $250,000 a year selling antiques. That's not even counting her earnings from her series of eBay books with titles like The 100 Best Things I've Sold on eBay. And just as she hoped, she sees her children a lot more than she ever did when she put in 50 hours a week at the store.
"Now, I take them to school and pick them up, and they know they can come in [my home office] and do their homework," she says. When they aren't in school, they can ride around with Dralle, who spends much of her time canvassing garage sales and looking for treasures she can sell on eBay. She cites a recent example of a wood carving of a bird, which she recognized as a piece of work by a master carver. She paid $2 for it, but plenty of collectors were quick to recognize its value. The top bid for the carving was $2,052. "Those are the ones that make me jump up and down," says Dralle. "Really, I'm just so happy that I can live wherever I want, and I love what I'm doing." It's one of those intangibles that nobody can put a price on.
Geoff Williams is a writer in Loveland, Ohio.
Geoff Williams has written for numerous publications, including Entrepreneur, Consumer Reports, LIFE and Entertainment Weekly. He also is the author of Living Well with Bad Credit.


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Bubble? What bubble? Cloud service Evernote just raised an $85m funding round, hot on the heels of a $70m round in May this year, and $50m in July 2011.
The latest round was led by AGC Equity Partners/m8 Capital, with Valiant Capital Partners and existing investors chipping in. CEO Phil Libin blogs that 75% of the round is secondary investment: "The stock is being sold by existing investors and shareholders, while the rest is going to Evernote in a primary round."
So what's going on here? Libin says it's about the need for Evernote to "separate liquidity from exit… By giving early shareholders the opportunity to sell some of their holdings, we reduce the pressure to exit while at the same time forging relationships with important new long-term investors who can help shepherd the company to, through, and beyond an eventual IPO."
Evernote, which helps people store text, photos and anything else they need to remember and access from multiple devices, may also be in the market for a few acquisitions in 2013, according to Libin's separate interview with TechCrunch.
The service currently has more than 45m users, up from 34m in June this year.


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Saber positivo e teorização nos primitivos currículos da licenciatura em história (1957 e 1968)
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AbstractThe degree in History exists in Portuguese Universities since 1957, after separation from Phisosophy. It was then established curricular structures of 5 years. The subsequent reform (1968) continued this long, but distinguished the baccalaureate (3 years) and undergraduate (5 years+ thesis). This paper mqkes a brief tour through the structures provided in this two curricular reforms and the role played by theoretical and methodological disciplines. It also tries the possible glimpse by the teaching of these subjects at the Universities of Coimbra, Lisbon and Porto.
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New world 21 Bloggers
October 10, 2010 in I'm A New Blogger!, World 021 News
A new phase to an old world! What we have in store for the future, and a little behind the scenes with your future bloggers, Scarlet ash & Shtaal as well as a quick look back on September
The New Blog Brothers
Hello and welcome. This is our first of many blogs to come. Today is just an introduction of myself, Scarlet ash and my co-blogger Shtaal who will be giving you four blogs a month of what will obviously be full of non-stop fun.
Now as bloggers we hope you understand that our main aim is to satisfy you and to make your Tribalwars experience all that much more enjoyable. Our plans are to add all sorts of information and entertainment to spice up the world and to record the world from this point onwards in the "New Phase" of this old world. So read with anticipation.
Now… Onwards with the September basics and Archives.
September News
Exile at the Dr's?
This first leads back to an NAP formed between the tribes DR. NO and ~IMP~. The rank 2 and 3 tribes. Originally at war for over a year. The two tribes agreed to an NAP which cut of the mutual relationship DR. NO and PnP shared and understood. Causing a bit of dismay between both tribes but one that kept under the carpet until a PnP member attacked and captured an ~IMP~ village and too his shock spotted support coming in from Silonce who intended it for the Imperial Dragoon in distress. Conversations sparked between PnP and DR. NO with one blunt result. Exile of Silonce. A fellow top 20 member now reduced to a sea of gray and a loss of a leader for DR. NO. Will they pick it back up? Seems so with now breindamegd a former Duke and scarlett-maiden taking the responsibility of leadership upon their shoulders and DR. NO picking up the left overs to return to their previous state. Whether this loss has done permanent damage is yet to be seen.
Maybe not flying pigs but…
Still none of the long awaited flying pigs what I'm relying on for my scratch card winnings. However to have placed a bet that Barbarians would transform into Pirates and Puffins. Who would have guessed? Yes you read correctly. A recent merge or recruitment. Whatever name you prefer to call such a thing… Has resulted in the acceptance of G.Barb into PnP. Somehow the underdogs in world 21 found the respect from a tyrant. Enough at least to be called family.
You may question why such a large tribe would adopt that of a rim dweller? Well it turns out that the war G.Barb has had with ViRiUs had caught the attention from PnP who then saw a mutual bond to expand and consolidate in K's 93, 94 and 95. The enemy of my enemy is my friend concept seems to apply. Allowing ViRiUs a first class on-suite view of a black sea. Where will this lead?
Black – PnP | Blue – ~IMP~ | Lime Green – Virius | Purple – TLG | Yellow – ~VOID~
Who's a big boy?
On the 26th of September it was officially one year ago since the Pirates and the Puffin's (ARG! & PuFFiN) had merged together and formed what is the number one tribe today and has been since that date, PnP. Happy Birthday and heres to next year eh?
Half Priced Nobles
Some believe W.21 is at a dead end, others believe that w.21 may be entering a new phase within its life cycle. Tribes are quickly picking up new policies to survive; barley keeping up with the activity, and cornered into a dark fate. Others are embracing the change, and with it continue to dominate and filter out there opposition. Could we perhaps find ourselves with the last standing tribe filled with the active and the skilled, or find ourselves in an inactive, dying mess.
Half Priced nobles are drawing near; with much anticipation from the tribal wars "big players" community much are expecting things to quicken and heat up; to lay out who the final forces of this world really are. For others that are trying to solidify and find their ground, this could well be either a disadvantage or a boost. Little of the tribal wars forum has negative views on the topic so this could very soon become a realistic dream.
Can we expect half-priced nobles before Christmas, and could this really launch us off to a new stage of the world? Only time will tell.
The Archives
First off is a record of the top 20 so over time we can watch and compare which will be done each month. After that is a picture of the world K dominance map which is run of a server made by nickjer.
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those colors look nice but i don't like the letters. they just wrap around each other too much and shit.
posted this a few pages back, finished the 3d and cleaned it up a bit
still gotta finish the 420 tho..
did these mental / shit / bollocks / toy wank outlines today in pencil.. gonna keep drawing and having fun with outlines for a few weeks before I break out the markers etc. Go tell me i'm shit etc
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I spy a nipple on the bottom right.
You got me. If you look closely you'll see a hideous dripping squid-Cthulhu-anus.
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@seder 420 looks dope
@knowtheledge colors r sick but idk about the letters man i agree with seder they just like intertwine together
@tempo not really diggin it man lol the flames are weird....seen you do better
I usually only do simple stuff but I thought I'd try something a bit more technical, didnt work out to well in my opinion.
not been here in a week or so.
kinda like this one, think i'll work on it a bit again but crits would be handy.
i would give some crits but i'm on my phone and your pictures aren't loading... will crit when i can see em though.
@TBS- i like the background, and ima steal the drips on the tag above it, maybe work on defining the letters more and maybe throw a 3d in
3d is a little fucked, and im just trying out some of the colours
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y do u ask
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lol @ his lil copyright sign n' sheet
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i was just bored so i figured i'd put it on there
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i don't usually post in here, but fuck it.. i'll be a toy
who ever benny boii is they got 2 be sarcastic as fuq
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Was looking to piece together a system over the net (probably buy the mats off of ebay) and was wondering which systems people like/use most...it will be going under tile. |
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I have the Nutone brand mats and the mats purchased from Costco. The Nutone has a better-easier controller, but the Costco mats function the same and I can't tell the difference between the two. Just my 2 cents. |
- Posted by oldhousegal (My Page) on Wed, Feb 1, 12 at 13:34
Six and a half years ago, I installed SunTouch mats in my bathroom. They are still working well and I wouldn't have tile without them. I DIY'd them and found them to be a pretty easy install. I recommend the programmable thermostat. |
they are all good. They all heat. There is no difference. if you want to study things, look at the thermostat that will go with it. |
I have Easyheat by warm Tiles. It's fine. I like it -- actually I love the warm floor. However Davidro makes a good point. The thermostat on mine is difficult to decipher. |
- Posted by slowdowntohurryup (My Page) on Wed, Feb 1, 12 at 23:32
thanks for the replies...i did notice the difference in the thermostats online (havent put my hands on any yet) but the warmly yours was my initial pick (thermostat wise) - but suntouch was mat wise... hmmm |
- Posted by weedyacres (My Page) on Thu, Feb 2, 12 at 8:48
Search this forum for "heated floors" and you'll see several threads that ask (and answer) the same question. Lots of good info from those of us who have gone before. We used Warming Systems. |
I assume it's OK to mix wires/mats from one brand and thermostat from the other? I plan to get Suntouch Warmwires and Aube TH115-AF-120S thermostat, simply because found a good deal on it. I know Warming Systems sells this thermostat with wires as a package, but I can't get from them the linear length of wires in the spool (something Warmwires provides, and I need it rather than square footage). The Warming Systems installation manual says to use thermostat with built-in CFGI, but the thermostat they sell (Aube TH115-AF-120S) doesn't have it. So is it OK to just connect it to already existing CFGI circuit or we need to install a dedicated line for floor installation? |
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