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My boss was stomping around agitated because The Business has some heavy data requests. He had written something some time ago that got them something close to what HE thought THEY thought they needed.
I knew that this wasn't what they really needed, but let him go ahead and send a sample of the data off anyway. Most times when people senior to you have their minds made up, there's no point in arguing.
"It's pretty fast," he said, "if you need the code. It takes about an hour per partition."
On our system, some of the really big tables are pseudo-partitions – separate tables with identical structures and similar names. Orders1, Orders2, Orders3, etc. He meant it took about an hour to process each one of these tables.
What I really needed was a subset of that data. About 12%, as it turns out. So I politely acknowledged his offer of Free Code! and wrote something that processed the first 16 partitions. It completed in about 2 hours 20 minutes.
As a measure of how much data this is, this is the rowcount of the largest table after the first 16 partitions were done. Remember, this rowcount is about 12% of the data.
I have another set of partitions to process today, which will a bit more than double this total.
Yes, if take the time to do the math you will see that the base data is more than 1 billion rows.

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Economics of installing Solar PV panels: is it worth it to the individual? part of 2012 Sustainability in Math Workshop:Activities
Martin Walter
We show that it is economical for an individual to install solar photovoltaic panels in Denver, Colorado; and this is a sustainable strategy for society at large.
Simple Population Space Usage part of 2012 Sustainability in Math Workshop:Activities
Bill Bauldry
Students find current values for world and US populations, the area of Texas, and the size of the average house in the USA. Students then look at ratios to assess land usage.
Bakken Oil From Shale, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, and Global Oil Economics part of 2012 Sustainability in Math Workshop:Activities
Robert McConnell
Students work with oil production data to assess the environmental impact, and economic controls, of oil production and consumption.
Solar panel statistical tests part of 2012 Sustainability in Math Workshop:Activities
Owen Byer
In this activity, students will determine whether there is a statistically significant difference in the number of watts of power produced on individual solar panels at Bryn Mawr College.
A Monarchy Deposed: The Demise of the Monarch Butterfly part of 2012 Sustainability in Math Workshop:Activities
Daniel Abel
Monarch butterflies (scientific name: Danaus plexippus) migrate annually to forests in central Mexico from Canada and California. Those surviving the 1200 - 2800 mile migration overwinter in Mexico. In this activity, students will learn about the conservation biology of monarch butterflies, threats to their survival, the implications of their potential extinction, and ways to protect the species.
Learning Sustainability with Sim City part of Activities
Sybil Hill
Sim City is a computer game that has the player design a city. They become the mayor. While designing the city from ground, they can choose sustainaiblity energy options such as wind farms, geothermal, and solar. The game includes greening options and pollution factors. Teachers in a variety of disciplines can utilize this to bring their core course concepts to life.
Modeling: (1) Revenue Neutral Carbon Taxes; (2) Accelerated atmospheric C02 concentrations part of 2012 Sustainability in Math Workshop:Activities
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Design a revenue neutral carbon tax and a plan for implementation; together with a model for what happens if we do not institute such a tax-system.
Who Goes There? Estimating Ocean Populations in Chincoteague Bay part of 2012 Sustainability in Math Workshop:Activities
Maria Hernandez; Itnuit Janovitz-Freireich
In this activity students use data to: rank species on the food chain, compute energy flow ratios and estimate fish populations in the Chincoteague Bay. Students also discuss the impact of the ecosystem and humans on this population, with an extension activity calculating the biodiversity of the system.
How Biodiverse is Lake Superior? An exercise in proportions. part of 2012 Sustainability in Math Workshop:Activities
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Students use critical thinking and algebra to measure and evaluate the biodiversity in Lake Superior.
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The information in your credit report determines in large part what kind of credit, from car loans to credit cards to mortgages, you'll be able to get. Federal law gives you the right to know what consumer credit information is collected on you and you need to exercise that right.
Check your credit report periodically to ensure that all the information is correct and to guard against your credit being assumed by identity thieves. You can be very aggressive with your credit management and pull your score with some regularity. Or you can take a more passive approach, checking once a year to see the status of your credit. Regardless of which approach you take, it's not hard to get a copy of your credit report.
There are three major credit reporting bureaus: Experian, TransUnion and Equifax. You should get a copy of your report from each. The cost generally is around $10 per report, but depending on where you live and your credit history, you may be able to get a free copy.
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Trujillo left the room to go talk with Mike and his mother. When he came back about 30 minutes later, he told Ripley the detective could not interview Gibbons. "He advised me he does not feel Mike had anything to hide; however, he felt that because of Mike's impairments he might be misunderstood."
Ripley--who says he investigates between 80 and 100 car accidents per year, not counting nonfatal hit-and-runs--never questioned Mike Gibbons.
On December 4, he went to the Gibbons residence and asked Mrs. Gibbons what she knew about the incident, and the name of the cousin Mike was with that night. She told him her son had not been involved, refused to name the cousin, and suggested he get the information from Trujillo.
Ripley called the lawyer on December 6 and asked for the cousin's name. The last entry in Ripley's investigative report is that as of December 18, 1996, Trujillo had not called him back.
In April 1997, Gibbons was subpoenaed to testify in Thomas and Graci's lawsuit against Allstate Insurance--a case that eventually was settled out of court. Gibbons refused to answer any questions, invoking his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
Gibbons was subpoenaed again in November 1998 as part of Gloria Cavalera's wrongful-death lawsuit, in which he is named as a defendant.
This time, Gibbons did not take the Fifth. Cavalera's lawyer in the lawsuit, Frank Powers, provided Gibbons with written questions, which Gibbons answered in writing, under oath.
He named friend Eli Miller as his passenger that night. Miller is not Gibbons' cousin. In his written response, Gibbons said that on the night in question:
". . . while driving southbound on 32nd Street near Sweetwater, a dark-colored passenger vehicle cut me off. I thought my car had made contact with that vehicle. I pulled into the parking lot at Bob's Liquors. The other vehicle pulled across the street at Jack-in-the-Box. Three individuals got out of that vehicle and began shouting obscenities. One of the individuals approached me and it looked like he had a gun tucked in his pants. As a result, I drove away going westbound on Cactus to escape from this situation. However, by 28th Street the other vehicle had begun to catch up to me. Something thrown from the other vehicle hit against my vehicle. The next thing I saw was the other vehicle fishtailing. I moved over to the fast lane of travel and ultimately made a right-hand turn onto Cave Creek Road."
Gibbons failed to say what happened to the other car after it started fishtailing. And essentially, Gibbons flipped the script from what Barcello and Henry had claimed he'd told them: The other guys had the gun, not him; the other guys chased him, not the other way around.
On November 20, 1998, Gibbons testified under oath. He was questioned by wrongful-death attorney Frank Powers, who quickly cut to the chase.
"Do you understand that you are here concerning an accident that happened on August 16, 1996?"
"Yes, sir," Gibbons answered.
"You witnessed that accident, didn't you?"
"No," Gibbons said, "I didn't."
Gibbons' account gradually unfolded. He testified that on the night of August 15, 1996, he spent several hours aimlessly driving around north Phoenix with Eli Miller.
Powers asked Gibbons how long he had known Miller.
"Since he's been born," Gibbons said.
Powers asked Gibbons if he knew Shawn Thomas, who grew up across the street from Gibbons. Gibbons said yes. Powers asked Gibbons if he had heard Shawn Thomas dealt drugs and carried a gun. Gibbons said he had.
"Do you use drugs?" Powers asked.
"Only drug is weed and that's it," was Gibbons' reply. "I tried it once."
Gibbons said he and Miller hung out at the Paradise Valley Mall until 10 p.m. on the 15th, and pulled into the Trails head shop at 32nd Street and Bell just before midnight, only to find it dark. (Trails closed at 11 p.m.)
Powers asked him why they'd gone to Trails.
"Because they have cool posters and stuff."
Gibbons couldn't recall what he and Miller were up to between 10 p.m. and midnight.
"Certainly it didn't take two hours for you to get from the Paradise Valley Mall to Trails, right?" Powers asked.
"Do you recall any other place you went or if you met up with any other people during those two hours?"
"I don't recall if I met with anybody."
Gibbons testified he was driving his parents' 1993 Dodge Shadow, which is light blue with pinstripes. He said his curfew was midnight, so from Trails, he headed home, about five minutes south on 32nd Street. Two blocks before Cactus, Gibbons said, a car pulled out in front of him. Gibbons said he slammed on his brakes.
"Did your tires lock up and skid?" Powers asked.
"Did you slam on your horn?"
"Yes, I did."
Gibbons added that he yelled, "Watch where the hell you're going."
"I take it the windows in your car were rolled down?" Powers asked.
"That's correct."
Gibbons then reiterated his written statement: He pulled into the parking lot of Bob's Market. The other car pulled into Jack-in-the-Box. Two white guys with long hair got out, Gibbons said. "I didn't recognize either of them."


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Harold's new job had him working really late. He decides to get his wife a watchdog. He goes to the pet store and asks for a doberman. The employee said, "If its a guard dog you want I have a dog just for you." The man walks to the back of the store to get a dog and comes back with a little poodle. Harold says, "This small thing, a watch dog? You're kidding, right?" The employee says, "No, this dog is special; he knows karate." "Karate? I don't believe it," Harold says. The employee puts the dog down and says, "Karate the sign." And he points to a sign advertising dog food. The dog runs up and rips the sign to shreds. Harold is amazed at this. The employee then says, "Karate the chair." And he points to a chair in the corner. The dog runs up and rips the chair to shreds. By now Harold is convinced. "I'll take him," he says. When he gets home he surprises his wife and she yells out, "This little thing, a watch dog? No way." Harold says, "But this dog knows karate." "Karate," she yells. "Karate my ass!"
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SCOTTSDALE -- Surviving the flight from South Africa -- 16 hours.
Clearing customs -- 10 minutes.
Adjusting to the freshwater of your new Valley home -- timeless.
"These guys -- are real tropical, so even if it gets cold tonight, they're going to stay in the water," says Russ Johnson of the Phoenix Herpetological Society in north Phoenix.
These guys -- are two endangered, slender-snouted crocodiles from the west-central African nation of Gabon on the equator. The crocodiles were at a preserve in Gabon. Financial pressures at the preserve forced the relocation of the animals.
With a permit issued by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the endorsement of the Arizona Game and Fish Department, the animals will bring the total number of crocodilian species on display at PHS' Scottsdale reptile sanctuary to six.
Johnson said, "These two rare crocodiles will be the beginning of a breeding project with the hopes of the young crocs they produce being placed in zoos around the United States."
The male is about 6 feet long and weighs 150 pounds.
The female is longer -- 7 feet -- and weighs a bit more.
When full-grown, the slender-snouted crocodile reach 10 to 13 feet in length, weight up to 500 pounds, and life for 50 years or more. They typically live in rivers in the deep forest areas of central and western Africa, but they have been found in lakes and along coastlines.
Slender-snouted crocodiles have excellent senses.
The nose, eyes, and ears all line up along the top of the crocs head so they can lie almost completely submerged in the water but still be able to see, smell, and hear everything above the surface.
The unique snout can often act like a pair of tweezers, allowing the crocodiles to remove prey from small holes and crevices.
Both crocs will be on display soon for public viewing and scientific study.
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I served as a corporate sponsor of AB32, California's pioneering legislation that was passed in 2006 setting a 2020 goal for reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 20%. One reason for doing so was my analysis as a professional economist that renewable energy is a path for America's prosperity, including job growth.
A ballot initiative to repeal AB32, titled The California Jobs Initiative, achieved 800,000 signatures–nearly twice the number it needed to make it onto the November ballot. In addition, the likely Republican candidate for Governor is campaigning to repeal AB32 on the basis that it will produce job loss by making California's businesses uncompetitive.
The current California economy is the obvious first place to begin exploring for an answer on whether AB32 will cost California jobs. The State has 12+% unemployment. AB32 has nothing to do with this high level of unemployment. The rulemaking for implementing AB32 has just begin. The cause for California's job pain is the collapse in housing (construction levels and individual home values) and the unavailability of bank lending in support of small to mid-sized businesses. AB32 is not the cause of California's current unemployment.
The next question is whether job loss will occur when the rulemaking tied to AB32 takes effect? The path to answering this question lies in assessing how AB32 impacts the state's largest greenhouse gas (GHG) emitters. The three industries accounting for 40% of the State's GHG emissions are electric utilities, refineries and cement manufacturers. According to the California Air Resources Board the largest single source of in-state greenhouse emissions is a Chevron refinery. The top ten individual sources of in-state GHG emissions are either oil refineries or power plants. The largest source of greenhouse emissions is actually a Wyoming coal-fired power plant that imports electricity into California.
Here's the reality of gasoline prices: AB32 will not cause the price of gasoline to raise to levels that will create job loss. The price of gasoline will continue to rise because the price of gasoline is tied to the increasing price for oil. High oil prices are the result of global oil demand growing faster than the global supply. The U.S. imports approximately 4.7 billion barrels of oil annually. The key to reducing our pain at the pump is to reduce our dependence upon foreign oil that now costs approximately $800+ billion annually. We would need to harvest FOUR billion-barrel oil fields (these are called "whales" in the oil industry) every year to eliminate our dependency on non-North American oil supplies. This is not geologically possible, our land and offshore sites do not have this potential. The solution is more efficient cars, public transportation, shortening the American commute and the displacement of foreign oil with renewable energy that we own.
AB32's impact upon the price of gasoline is at "the margins" and will be similar to what happened when we eliminated lead as a fuel addictive. This did marginally raise the price of gasoline but this was minuscule compared to the price increase tied to oil's escalating cost. The price of unleaded gasoline rose from $1 to $3 per gallon based upon oil prices, not the cost of finding an additive-alternative to lead.
The next issue is electricity prices. Again, the primary reason for higher electricity prices are increasing fossil fuel prices and the need for utility infrastructure upgrades. Approximately half the price of electricity is fuel cost. The world price for coal has grown from $20-30 per ton to over $100 per ton as China emerged this year as a net importer of coal. The price of natural gas is about twice 1990's levels trading at around $4-5 per MMBTU. A Gulf of Mexico hurricane holds the potential of driving the spot price up to $10-15 per MMBTU.
In California the bids for supplying wind and solar power are compared to a calculation by the California Public Utility Commission called the Market Price Reference (MPR) that estimates the cost of electricity produced from a natural gas fired power plant. Today's approved wind and solar power supply bids are price competitive with the MPR.
I work with smaller and mid-sized companies. They are not so focused upon the price of electricity as much as the size of their bill. They are investing in energy efficient equipment, more efficient business systems and non-grid energy like a roof top solar system to achieve attractive returns on investment. Their investments create local jobs and align with AB32's goals for lowering GHG emissions.
This leaves cement. Cement is not a product that is cost effectively imported. It is typically a product tied to local construction. More local construction typically means higher cement sales. Less local construction, lower cement sales. Ironically, this is one of the industries achieving real results in the development of clean technologies that cost effectively comply with AB32's goal for reducing GHG emissions.
Globalization is a major exception to my analysis. I have first hand experience watching this occur to the South's textile industry. The EPA enacted regulations to protect work associates from inhaling lint that causes respiratory illness (the workers in this industry referred to themselves as "lint-heads"). The result was the closure of the South's textile plants with their machinery sold to Asian manufacturers. The issue of exporting emissions and jobs has been surfaced in AB32's rulemaking and is also addressed in the potential Federal Climate Change legislation.
So the job economics of AB32 is to create employment. Actual companies manufacturing fabric, cement, roofing tiles, counter tops and solar panels are demonstrating that clean tech is both price competitive and sustainable. Enabled by legislation like AB32 our future sustainable economy will create job opportunities with companies supplying goods and services that cost less and mean more, compared to a continued reliance upon 20th Century solutions that increasing cost more at the pump, cash register and meter while also creating ecological damage.
Bill Roth is the founder of Earth 2017 and author of The Secret Green Sauce that profiles best practices of actual companies growing green revenues.


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$1 million bequest gets us wondering
Sunday, December 15, 2013
Only the coldest of hearts would not have warmed to a news story last week about the generous bequest of Ronald Newell's.
That's it. It does sound too simplistic but let's look at the numbers.
You decide you can afford each week to put away 10 percent in the 401(k) and $50 in the Roth account. Do this before you budget for extras such as dinner out. This is how you pay yourself first.
Under this type of consistent plan you should have enough saved by the time you do stop working to maintain a comfortable lifestyle until the end. That takes into account also getting something from Social Security.
Many readers may be thinking they also would like to do something similar in some way for people or institutions dear to them. The advice is to consult a financial estate planner to decide how best to set this up. The sooner the better for obvious reasons. |


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Boston native and Pine Manor alumna Itaysha Jordan returns to Boston with her iconic fashion photography. Itaysha now maintains a studio in New York (itayshajordan.com), and her client list includes Iman Cosmetics, Essence and Rolling Stone magazines, and Atlantic Records. Says Itaysha about her work: "I've always been attracted to the idea of fantasy — a creative space that is constructed entirely from the mind. The world of fashion and beauty is a wonderful place to experiment with that." www.itayshajordan.com
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Devon's show title, "A Wide Range of Emotions," refers both to her work as a therapist and the wide range of media and subject matter she employs in her painting. Devon states "I paint portraits of humans and monsters that carry layers of complexity within them... will take its own form and go into a direction of its own, using me as the vehicle to get where it needs to go." A family therapist who uses expressive therapies in her practice, Devon says her art philosophy is similar to her philosophy of dealing with clients. Both need to find their own solutions, their own paths.
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L'Merchie Frazier – Windows to the Soul: Experiencing the Artifact, Installation. December-March 2005 Ekua Holmes – Second Childhood, Collages and Paintings. October-November John Willis – Constructions and Configurations. September-October Brookline Artists – Green Space Alliance. April-May Carl Sesto – Moving Pictures, Lenticular Photographs. March-April Bob Evans – Mixed Media. February-March
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Akayla Devereaux just returned from winning a national tournament for Native Americans this past week. She's only been boxing for four months, but she spent almost every day training for this tournament
The national tournament was her first competition. And although she hasn't been in the ring long, she felt prepared.
"When I showed up, I knew that I put the hard work in, and I had a lot of confidence, and I just knew that I worked the hardest when I walked in," Devereaux said.
Even though boxing is her current sport of choice, she says she won't be giving up basketball, softball, volleyball, or track anytime soon.
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Topic: NY-26 Special Election
Taking A Step Back
Hochul won! Medicare is saved! Democrats rule! Obama will be president forever! Tuesday was a fun day. Winning elections is fun, and not only was the NY-26 race in our backyard, but Hochul's victory delivered a severe blow to the GOP plan to destroy Medicare. Nonetheless, I feel like it might be worth taking a step back.
Is the GOP doomed in 2012?
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Why Hating Old People Is Bad: A Lesson For My Republican Friends
Don't look now, but the GOP may be headed for a big embarrassment in a couple of weeks. More embarrassing than that time when a bunch of Republican senators thought they'd seen a picture of dead Osama Bin Laden, only to find out it was a fake? Yep. More embarrassing than when Senator Ensign had to abruptly resign because he was about to get hung out to dry by the Senate Ethics Committee? You betcha (after all, Ensign was already not running for re-election, … Read More


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Almost no thread has info or strategy useful for protecting gun rights-WHY?
Submitted by Christopher A. Brown on Mon, 08/06/2012 - 17:36If this is not true, then give a link with strategy and info directly useful for protecting gun rights.
We have limited choices, realistically. Here is my number one. At the end are my threads here about strategy with info useful for defending the right to bear arms.
1) The majority of posters here are not sincere and are cognitive infiltrators with an agenda to; confuse, distract, detract, mislead as a part of documented black ops.
http://veracitystew.com/2011/02/25/astroturfing-the-season-o... http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/story/2011/04/25/cv-electi...
According to my explanation of 2), Americans, are not stupid, they are confused and alienated from one another, then they choose ignorance. The confusion and alienation are due to the above and below, over time. They do not have enough info to fully apprehend the meaning of the above. Americas knowledge base has been filtered, and it started 100 years ago according to the below.
Norman Dodd, the reese committee investigation.
2)Americans are ignorant and stupid.
3) Americans do not care about any of their rights,.
Threads defining info useful for protecting gun rights and constitution restoration:
Apparently no posters picked up on the fact in the following thread that we already have a right to bear arms. Meaning the title I chose was too sophisticated in that it presupposes that the viewer see the fact of the 2nd amendment as existing and inalienable, thereby logically rendering the existence of effective mental health care a PROTECTION of gun rights as the first logical step.
Ignorance causes a refusal to use critical thinking.
Maybe no one can defend the constitution, even those taking an oath to do so.
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Sawp Meet #2 - Should We Do it Again?
Posted 22 September 2004 - 11:53 AM
Would more notice and doing it on Sunday help those of you who could not make it this time?
Posted 22 September 2004 - 12:38 PM
IMO we should also try to eventually have one of our Swaps during the same time as the next Third Annual JapanTown Anime Faire, coming up in 2005. According to their site it will be on September 3-5, 2005 (Labor Day Weekend). Here is the site: http://www.jtaf.com/index2.html
Just my two cents. Just keep us posted.
Posted 22 September 2004 - 01:51 PM
IMO we should also try to eventually have one of our Swaps during the same time as the next Third Annual JapanTown Anime Faire, coming up in 2005. According to their site it will be on September 3-5, 2005 (Labor Day Weekend). Here is the site: http://www.jtaf.com/index2.html
Why would you want to compete with the anime fair?
To answer your question Wheel-Jack, I really think that we should do it again.
Saturday or Sunday both work. But there's no way to please everybody.
Posted 23 September 2004 - 03:36 PM
However, if we can continue to promote our event, the swap meet by leaving flyers at Kinoyunika, Mikado, and most importantly JVideo, we will slowly by surely increase public awareness of our event. Also, if you are familiar with Jtown in San Francisco, typically whenever there is a major festival and/or community event, the Jtown merchants as a whole, benefit from the increase in tourism and patrons.
We can use the anime festival and make it work for us for a future swap meet, if we held it during that weekend. IMO we should have it coincide with theirs b/c many anime fans are also mecha fans (i.e. Gundam) and are specifically returning TFans! We can also view this as an opportunity to promote and reach out to new and younger TFans too. Also bear in mind there are no anime cons or festivals in San Francisco, the nearest one held annually is Fanime, which is not even held in San Francisco. As such, for anime fans new and old, this event in San Francisco's Jtown, holds many opportunities and will undoubtedly draw a HUGE crowd. The last time this event occurred there were a few thousand, estimate around two thousand people attended. Even if we do not hold the Swap for all three days (which is the typical amount of days for anime cons), we will still benefit and I for one will not be surprised if the Super7 will be involved and preparing the con. It would be prudent for us to plan in advance to participate and advertise online and via word of mouth about the swap meet.
Lastly, I think we should have at least one more before the anime con in September 2005, perhaps in January or February? I don't think we should have one in December b/c of Christmas and how people are traveling and the same applies to Thanksgiving. Thoughts?
Posted 23 September 2004 - 09:27 PM
The store is game for us whenever we want to do it again providing they dont have another event going on already on that date. Even if it was a bi-monthly thing, I think. That's probably more than I am into doing tho.
So what are we talking about for the next one? What about Halloween? December is not a horrible time. People are home and out of school. January is fine too. The sooner we choose a date the sooner we can get the word out. If we do this, would some people be into helping distribute fliers around their area?
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Also, please reply to my pms I have not heard from you about completing out TRADE and I'm getting concerned. Thanks!
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Posted 26 October 2004 - 03:29 PM
Let's nail down a date and start the promo to make this one bigger and better.
Posted 27 October 2004 - 11:19 AM
Though i am completely ticked off at the people who are running it. Rudest store owners i have ever meet in my life.
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National Park Service Yellowstone National Park Al Nash or Dan Hottle ------------------------------------------------------------------ Two Weeks of Discounted Registration Remain for 11th Biennial Scientific Conference on the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Discounted registration for the 11th Biennial Scientific Conference on the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem ends on September 14, 2012. Conference registration will be available through the conference. This year's conference theme is "Greater Yellowstone in Transition: Linking Science and Decision Making." It will be held on October 8 - 10, 2012, in Mammoth Hot Springs, Wyoming. The conference will bring together scientists, managers and other decision makers to examine resource challenges throughout the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) from a variety of perspectives. The goals are to exchange science-based information relevant to management and to identify resource challenges that demand new research. National Park Service Director Jonathan B. Jarvis will deliver the opening keynote on Monday, October 8, followed by a presentation of films by students in Montana State University's Science and Natural History Filmmaking master's degree program. The conference program is packed with 61 presentations from scientists who work in the GYE, three panel discussions with session authors and high-profile managers from the region, and 61 poster presentations in two sessions. The conference closes with a facilitated panel discussion between three area managers who have taken in the entire conference. Speaking as the signature lecturers of the conference series are noted botanist Estella B. Leopold of the University of Washington, who will deliver the A. Starker Leopold Lecture; Ian Dyson of Alberta Environment and Water, a leading advocate and planner of resource management partnerships, will present the Superintendent's International Lecture; and noted local author and former Yellowstone park historian Paul Schullery, will deliver the Aubrey L. Haines Lecture. The program committee consists of representatives from throughout the GYE, including Yellowstone National Park, Montana State University, The University of Montana, Montana Institute on Ecosystems, Wildlife Conservation Society, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center, USGS Wyoming Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at The University of Wyoming, Greater Yellowstone Coordinating Committee, Great Northern Landscape Conservation Cooperative and the National Park Service-Rocky Mountains Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit. The conference series, initiated in 1991, encourages awareness and application of wide-ranging, high-caliber scientific work on the region's natural and cultural resources. It provides a forum for knowledge sharing among hundreds of researchers, park managers and the general public. These conferences, with the active involvement of professional societies and other institutions, provide a much-needed forum for knowledge-sharing among hundreds of researchers, park managers, and the general public. They attract world-class speakers and are interdisciplinary by design. Federal employees, please note this conference is approved by the Department of the Interior. For additional information and to preview the conference program, visit http://gyesciconf.greateryellowstonescience.org/. Conference staff may be reached at e-mail us or by phone at 307-344-7123. NEWS MEDIA INFORMATION: News media planning to attend the conference may obtain free day passes at the registration desk at the Mammoth Hotel to attend conference sessions. The day passes do not cover any meals, so media planning to attend banquets should pre-register for meals only ($100 before September 15, or $125 on or after September 15). Media who do not pre-register can check on meal availability when they obtain a day pass; individual meal tickets may be purchased if still available the day of the event. Media are encouraged to pre-register for a free day pass by emailing e-mail us. - www.nps.gov/yell - Follow YellowstoneNPS on YouTube Facebook Twitter flickr |


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February 27, 2015Conference explores how wearables and other technologies are changing how we connect and conduct business.
February 24, 2015Keynote speaker Renée Richardson Gosline shares insights on preconceptions at Institute Diversity Summit.
February 13, 2015MIT Charm School aims to help students prepare for a future of networking and business attire.
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An interactive exhibition showcasing the best of Kiwi film, TV and music video.
A collaborative project between Storybox, Chrometoaster and NZ On Screen, 'New Zealand On Screen' was an anchor project of the REAL New Zealand Festival during the Rugby World Cup 2011 and hosted more than 85,000 visitors.
The exhibition was presented in re-configured shipping containers in Auckland and Wellington as well as a retro caravan converted into a mobile cinema touring 16 centres in the South Island.
Visitors encountered screen treasures via a spirit-stirring identity gateway; got touchy-feely with a state-of-the-art interactive video wall; and watched a choice selection of classic Kiwi shorts in the retro lounge and on the large outdoor screens.
There's was also the 'Scene Stealer', an iPad app where visitors could take a photo of themselves, be inserted in a classic NZ film or TV scene, and then share the image via email, facebook and twitter.
At night award-winning short films and magic screen moments could be seen on a video tower atop the containers.
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A nation's choice between spending on military defense and spending on civilian goods has often been posed as "guns versus butter." But understanding the choices of many nations' political leaders might be helped by examining the contrast between their runaway spending on pensions while skimping on military defense.
Huge pensions for retired government workers can be found from small municipalities to national governments on both sides of the Atlantic. There is a reason. For elected officials, pensions are virtually the ideal thing to spend money on, politically speaking. Many kinds of spending of the taxpayers' money win votes from the recipients. But raising taxes to pay for this spending loses votes from the taxpayers.
Pensions offer a way out of this dilemma for politicians. Creating pensions that offer generous retirement benefits wins votes in the present by promising spending in the future. Promises cost nothing in the short run -- and elections are held in the short run, long before the pensions are due.
By contrast, private insurance companies that sell annuities are forced by law to set aside enough assets to cover the cost of the annuities they have promised to pay. But nobody can force the government to do that -- and most governments do not. This means that it is only a matter of time before pensions are due to be paid and there is not enough money set aside to pay for them.
This applies to Social Security and other government pensions here, as well as to all sorts of pensions in other countries overseas. Eventually, the truth will come out that there is just not enough money in the till to pay what retirees were promised. But eventually can be a long time. A politician can win quite a few elections between now and eventually -- and be living in comfortable retirement by the time it is somebody else's problem. Inflating the currency and paying pensions in dollars that won't buy as much is just one of the ways for the government to seem to be keeping its promises, while in fact welshing on the deal.
History lessons
The politics of military spending are just the opposite of the politics of pensions. In the short run, politicians can always cut military spending without any immediate harm being visible, however catastrophic the consequences may turn out to be down the road.
Amid the huge increase in government spending on domestic programs during Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration in the 1930s, FDR cut back on military spending. On the eve of the Second World War, the United States had the 16th largest army in the world, right behind Portugal. This small military force was so inadequately supplied with equipment that its training was skimped.
After World War II broke out, American soldiers stationed in the Philippines were fighting for their lives using rifles left over from the Spanish-American war, decades earlier. The hand grenades they threw at the Japanese invaders were so old that they often failed to explode. At the battle of Midway, of 82 Americans who flew into combat in obsolete torpedo planes, only 12 returned alive.In Europe, our best tanks were never as good as the Germans' best tanks, which destroyed several times as many American tanks as the Germans lost in tank battles. Fortunately, the quality of American warplanes eventually caught up with and surpassed the best that the Germans and Japanese had. But a lot of American pilots lost their lives needlessly in outdated planes before that happened.
These were among the many prices paid for skimping on military spending in the years leading up to World War II. But, politically, the path of least resistance is to cut military spending in the short run and let the long run take care of itself.
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West Ham Olympic Stadium decision "exonerated"
West Ham United have released details of an independent investigation into their acquisition of the Olympic Stadium which they claim exonerates the decision by the Olympic Park Legacy Company to make them the preferred bidder.
Rivals Tottenham Hotspur claimed there was a conflict of interest by an OPLC employee involved in the process.
Dionne Knight had carried out work on behalf of the club relating to finding a construction partner to adapt the stadium after the 2012 Olympics. She is employed by the OPLC, prompting Spurs' complaint.
West Ham appointed an independent barrister to examine the case, and he reported yesterday that there was no issue over the integrity of the decision to award the stadium to West Ham.
The report concluded that Ms Knight's work had in no way affected the integrity of the joint West Ham United-London Borough of Newham bid which was approved by the OPLC board.
West Ham issued a statement last night which said: "The report found no confidential information was passed by the OPLC to West Ham United through Ms Knight. Similarly, it found that no person at the club has at any point considered themselves to have an improper source of information or influence within the OPLC.
"With regard to Ms Knight, by far the bulk of the invoiced work took place after the decision of the OPLC to confer preferred bidder status and consisted of the transparent preparation of extensive procurement-related documentation.
"West Ham United have handed over the contents of the entire independent investigation to the OPLC as they are conducting their own separate inquiry into the matter."
West Ham confirmed they are in contact with police over an allegation that a private investigator employed by Tottenham obtained confidential information illegally.
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This post was going to be all about how we've barely even broken the rules (other than on 2 or 3 occasions) since ending our pledge….and then today my husband went to Subway for lunch. Yep Subway, as in the fast food restaurant that specializes in deli meat from who knows where? I have to admit I cringed when he told me this because I can't say I was ever a big fan even before our real food pledge. He is out-of-town on business of course, and was both hungry and short on time (what else is new with his biz trips?). I guess since our pledge was over I thought I was off the hook for having to pack him food to bring along, but today I very much regretted that I didn't do it anyway.
While he was off chowing down on a fast-food sandwich I was at home relishing every last bite of a super yummy "roll up". I have come to be a little bit obsessed with these homemade whole-wheat tortillas and wrapping up everything I can in them (pictured is homemade hummus, cheddar cheese, and some local tomatoes). See the thing is…our real food pledge actually kind of spoiled us. When you eat wholesome, nutritious, flavorful, real food day in and day out you come to love it and want it (and expect it) for just about every meal. Continue Reading »


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Couture Collection FAQs
My wedding date is set…when do I need to meet with Allison Barnhill Designs?
Save the dates should be mailed 6 to 8 months prior to your wedding date. If you are interested in save the dates, please contact us about 10 months prior to your wedding. Invitations should go out 8 to 10 weeks prior to your wedding date. Please schedule your initial meeting with us at about 6 to 8 months prior to your wedding. Day of accessories – for example, programs, place cards, table numbers, menus – should be addressed closer to the wedding date, at about 2 months prior.
I have a vision…what is next?
If you are local to Annapolis, Maryland, Allison Barnhill Designs would be pleased to schedule an initial appointment with you to discuss your wedding stationery. At this initial meeting, you will have the opportunity to discuss your wedding in detail, see samples of our couture creations, pick colors, cardstock, fonts and ask any questions you may have. Each client and each wedding is unique, so at this meeting we like to get a good feel of your vision for the big day, so we can reflect it in our designs for you.
If you are out of state, through the powers of technology, Allison Barnhill Designs can still work with you to design your wedding stationery. Please email or call us to begin the process.
My vision is still blurry…can we meet?
Sure! You will need to schedule and appointment to meet with Allison. Appointments are typically scheduled M-F from 9am to 2pm and select Saturdays each month. If your wedding venue is in the Annapolis area, we can meet there or pick another location (Starbucks…yum!) in Annapolis to meet.
I'm making my budget…how much do Allison Barnhill Designs invitations cost?
Since all of our work is custom for each client, pricing does vary based on the style and materials used to create your couture invitation. On average, our invitations cost $4-$10 per set. Our invitations are priced per each, there are no minimums and you can order any quantity…even if it isn't a quantity of 25…stop the madness! Finally, your initial consultation and preliminary computer generated designs are free of charge.
I need a response set, a reception card….A la carte? All inclusive? Huh?
Depending on the style of invitations you choose, items like response sets, insert cards or return address printing might be included in the price of the invitation. Here's the scoop on the accessories for invitations: flat style invitations come with a single mailing envelope and all accessories are a la carte, meaning you pay for each item in addition to the invitation cost; this might be a good option for clients who only need an invitation and response set. On the other hand, folder style and pocketfold invitations have all inclusive pricing that includes a response set, insert card(s), return address printing, mailing envelope and more!
It's a process…so what happens next?
Are you ready? At your initial meeting, Allison Barnhill Designs will gather information to create computer-generated designs that will be emailed to you 2-3 weeks after that meeting. You will receive .pdf files that show the designs, along with an information document that describes the invitation and provides pricing and general information. You will review the designs and go back and forth via email with Allison until you get to your final invitation design. This process can take a few days to a few weeks. After you finalize the design, Allison Barnhill Designs will provide you a proposal that reflects your designs, quantity ordered, etc. You will sign and return with a 50% deposit. At this point the process might slow, depending on your wedding date, but you can be gathering text for your invitation (final wording, response date, meal choices, directions, accommodations, etc.). You will be asked to provide this text to Allison Barnhill Designs for final proofs. Proofs of all printed items for your invitation will be provided via email for your review prior to printing. Expect these a few weeks before your delivery date. We will not print until we receive your final approval on all items. Then, sit back and let us do the hard work! We'll email you with a final invoice when your invitations are ready for pick up or delivery.
I'm excited…how long does it take to get my invitations?
Allison Barnhill Designs delivers invitations based on your wedding date. We typically complete invitations about 10 weeks prior to your wedding date. If you are having a destination wedding or need to have the invites in your hands earlier than that time period, please let us know. As long as our schedule permits, we'd be happy to provide them to you by the date requested.
I'm crafty…can I do the assembly?
While we completely understand the need to be up to your elbows in cardstock, ribbon and glue, we also have your sanity and best interests at heart when we say that the assembly of your invitations is best left up to Allison Barnhill Designs. Let us use our years of experience and compulsion for perfection to provide you the ideal couture creation…from start to finish.
Impressions…can I get letterpress or thermography?
No. In order to ensure that your invitations are perfect for you, all printing is done at our studio. We use heat set/laser printing on all of our invitations.
I'm visual…do I get a real sample of my couture invitation design?
We do not provide actual samples of your invitation or other stationery prior to the delivery of your full order. Single samples are time and labor consuming and also, since they have to be hand cut and singly printed, would not have the same quality as your final product. We hope by providing samples of our previous work, or by you meeting with us in person at our studio and by providing swatches of all stock used, you will have a level of comfort with our stationery designs. You will, however, receive electronic copies of your design and final proofs via emailed .pdf files.
Invitations….check…what else can Allison Barnhill Designs check off my list?
Here is a long and comma filled list: save the dates, wedding invitations, shower invitations, rehearsal dinner invitations, programs, place cards, table numbers and names, menus, favors, tags, labels, thank you notes, monogram/gobo designs and more.
Weddings are near and dear to our heart, but we also love other specials events: baby announcements, baby shower invitations, birthday party invitations, anniversary invitations, holiday cards and stationery gifts.
Have more questions? Contact us today.
The Boutique FAQs
Contact Us
Our designers can help you select a design, customize your design and even provide wording advice. We can be reached by phone at 443.875.8512 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Our design associates are available between 9am – 4pm EST Monday-Friday.
Purchase Process
After you place your order, our designers will create a free personalized digital proof of your item(s). Within two business days of your order, you will receive your proof(s) via email for review. You will have one opportunity to make any required changes. Revisions, if needed, will be emailed to you within one business day. Additional proof revisions are available for a fee of $25 per item, per revision. It is in your best interest to review your proofs carefully the first time, in order to ensure there are no additional costs. Your order will ship within seven to ten business days of your proof approval. Shipping times depend on your location.
Every order includes one complimentary digital proof and one complimentary revision. Your free digital proof will arrive within 2 business days of the date you place your order. Customers who place orders on Saturday or Sunday will receive their proofs on or before the following Wednesday. You will receive an email with your proof(s) to review. Reply to the email with your complimentary one time revisions and you will receive new proofs within 1 business day. Additional proof revisions after this time are available for $25 per item, per revision.
We understand there is no substitute for seeing our products in person. For most of our wedding products we offer samples in one color option and on one paper type. This means that when you request a sample, we will send you the one color option and paper type that we stock, so that you may see the paper and printing associated with the design. To request a sample, email us at email@example.com. Samples are mailed within a week of request and sent via regular US postal service mail. One free sample will be provided per customer.
We know your wedding is unique, and you want your wedding stationery to reflect that. Our designers are able to make many customizations free of charge, including font changes and text changes. If you have more extensive requests, including custom colors, back of card printing and major layout changes, please email us at email@example.com to have one of our designers review your request and provide information on additional costs.
Printing Method
All of our invitation designs are digitally printed. The printing is flat, not raised.
Paper + Envelopes
Currently, we offer printing of our designs on white or ivory 100lb. cardstock. These two stock options are included in the price listed for each item. We can offer other options for cardstock including 98lb. pearlescent cardstocks which have a subtle shimmer surface and other cardstocks in a variety of weights and colors. These additional types of cardstocks are additional costs. Please email us at email@example.com if you would like more information.
White or ivory envelopes are included with all wedding invitation orders. The color of the envelope matches the color of stock ordered. Our signature envelopes have a square flap – this includes the matching response envelope.
For an additional cost, you can order double envelopes (inner/outer envelopes), lined envelopes and even envelopes with custom printed liners to match your invitation. For these additional charges, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Shipping + Turnaround
After you approve your proof, your order will be shipped within 7 to 10 business days. Your orders will be shipped via USPS 2-3 Day Priority Mail (to US locations). Shipping times vary based on your location. For samples, they will be mail via regular first class mail. We do not provide shipping to areas outside the US, at this time. We can ship to P.O. Boxes.
If you decide to cancel your order before our designers have created your proof, we are happy to refund your purchase minus a $15 processing fee. If you decide to cancel your order after our designers have created your proof, we are happy to refund your purchase minus a cancellation fee of $25. Once you approve your proof, we are unable to change your order. While we can't refund your purchase, we will assist you with a discounted reorder.
Because of the personalized nature of our products, we are unable to accept returns. Because of this, we take great care to ensure the accuracy of each order before printing. Of course, if the error was ours, we will reprint the order at no cost to you. Please contact us as soon as possible at email@example.com so we can assist you.
We recommend that you take one complete invitation set (invite, response card, response envelope and any insert cards, along with a mailing envelope) to the post office to have it weighed and measured, to determine the correct postage. Keep in mind that square invitations are considered an non standard size by the post office and can increase postage costs.
A Special Note
Some online stationery companies will print their logo, text and even barcodes on the back of their invitations and cards. At Allison Barnhill Designs, we will not print any design, text or logo on the back of our items, unless is it text that is requested to be printed their by our customer. We feel that our work speaks for itself and request that our clients share our name with friends and family, when they ask where the invitation was purchased.
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Tech giants write letter opposing NSA surveillance
Posted By Denise On November 1, 2013 @ 10:21 AM In General Tech | 6 Comments
Once again the NSA finds more people are going in the fight against them rather than supporting them. In the latest move against the Big Brother organization the major tech companies are joining in the fight to have their power limited.
Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Google, AOL, and Yahoo have come together to address the situation of the current practices by the NSA. In the letter addressed to the Senate Judiciary Committee, the companies ask for transparency, oversight, and accountability mechanisms for the NSA's spying programs.
In their joint letter, the groups applaud the new USA FREEDOM legislation [2] that is now in the works. The authors of the bill, Senator Patrick Leahy and Representative James Sensenbrenner, are working to give not only the nation what the companies are asking. Sensenbrenner was one of the original authors of the Patriot Act which allows mass data collection by the NSA, although the way the NSA has abused the Act was never his intention.
With the support of tech giants, the new Act may make it passed the House and the Senate. With it we can hope that the NSA and the tech companies alike will give us more transparency in the future when it comes to what information is being gathered and why.
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'I will not be bullied' over GrainCorp: Hockey
PUBLISHED: 06 Nov 2013 09:49:00 | UPDATED: 06 Nov 2013 12:05:41PRINT EDITION: 06 Nov 2013Treasurer Joe Hockey..."I will not be bullied or intimidated by anyone when it comes to dealing with the national interest." Photo: Peter Rae
Phillip Coorey Chief Political Correspondent
Tensions between the Liberals and the Nationals over the proposed sale of GrainCorp have escalated with Treasurer Joe Hockey warning angrily that he will not be bullied by anyone over his decision.
With the Nationals vehemently opposed to the sale of the agribusiness to US giant Archer Daniels Midland and applying pressure to Mr Hockey publicly and privately on an almost daily basis, the Treasurer hit back on Wednesday morning.
"I will not be bullied or intimidated by anyone when it comes to dealing with the national interest,'' he said.
Mr Hockey also faced pressure from senior Liberals to approve the sale but with conditions so as to appease the Nationals.
Mr Hockey has given himself until December 17 to decide whether to approve the $3.4 billion sale.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has examined the bid and identified no competition problems, but senior Liberals said that to facilitate the politics of the sale, safeguards should be built into any approval regardless.
Suggestions ranged from capped grain-handling fees for Australian growers and guaranteed access for competitors, to GrainCorp silos and port loading facilities.
ADM moves to ease concerns
On ABC radio Wednesday morning, ADM reassured growers it won't restrict access to ports or hike fees to uncompetitive levels.
ADM grains president Ian Pinner said he understood the passion in the argument around agriculture and its assets.
But in his own discussions with farmers and others involved in grain growing, he said he has found people are very encouraged by what ADM could bring to the country.
"When we talk about the investment that we'll make in the supply chain . . . and the commitments that ADM is making, we're not going to change the way GrainCorp operates, in fact we want to improve it," he told ABC radio on Wednesday.
He said growers would keep access to ports and up-country silos.
The GrainCorp chief executive and management team would also stay in Australia and the company will set up a grower and community advisory group.
"With regards to fees. . .it's not in our interests to be uncompetitive in a marketplace that has a lot of choice," Mr Pinner said.
"Our goal is to ensure, through being the preferred supplier, that we're bringing as much grain through those assets as possible and to do that we have to be competitive."
Last week, Mr Hockey said the government needed more time to consider all relevant issues and advice from the Foreign Investment Review Board before making a decision on the takeover.
The sale would place most of Australia's grain infrastructure in foreign hands.
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I did 'grasp', my friend did the awkward city line under it..
constructive criticism?
I did 'grasp', my friend did the awkward city line under it..
constructive criticism?
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Heres what im at , not finished yet, obviously...mmmh goin to make the letters fit better together n stuff, too bad i ran outa paint...ill post when itz done
Destined- u shoulda work on letter structure, i mean the a is so displaced, the way it sits on the s, g too big . But i really like the highlights , not too bad , well the background idk, itz awkward. ur 3d is alright the black "speedlines in ur blocks are to much, just use em "wise", to make it look decent. go simple.
Mont , not bad 4 couple of month, 1rst one with the robot is good only the o is too fat, but still good, dont really get the "no" quote...help me out..
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Destined - I like it. I just think if you dripped the light pink down into the darker pink below it, it would give it more steady three dimensional look (Instead of dripping up). So all the lines are running down to the same vanishing point.
Mont I like your style. Don't listen to these jerks. Just keep it up.
been in a funk, so it was good to get out while the weather's been nice. looking back i wish i didnt rush as much
i love G's and ur G is pretty funky, i like it.
..however i'm not a big fan of the rest. if you're gonna take the time to do a a fill like that, where are the cuts? make that shit crisp, ya know?
not to mention you need to work on proportions too. and that R is hurtin.
and throw a halo on that shit.
shitty cell phone flick
a quick simple on da freeway
learn bars
I got 99 problems and they all bitches,
wish i was Jigga man,
care free livin,
i wish it would have made the news before it got toyed.
but i fixed it back =]
one nights worth of damage
key bscayne brdge this is what we call a do or die spot, 20 stories high on little ledge
some highway action
holla at me