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What kind of person asks a girl out of the blue: are you a virgin? and how is one supposed to respond to this?
(a) someone very self-confident

(b) someone who beleives they have a "special" relationship

(c) someone who is in autism spectrum
An idiot and you respond by saying its none of your business @$$hole...lol
Yes, I sew my lips together after every mating session
No f**CK you!
You can say what I say, "I'm a 26 year-old adult, do you think I'm a virgin?" or "why, is my answer going to change your game-plan?"
A shallow one. My reply, "No, that's how I know you are a bad idea."
I would be very interested in finding out why they want to know.
Someone with no boundaries, who probably poops with the door open.
Tell this person to mind their own dam business, or if you fancy them. Try 'Thats for me to know and you to try and wonder about'.
A very weird kind of person would ask a question like this, so just say that it's none of their business and walk away.
Probably a sex-obsessed manipulator. Tell them the honest truth if you want and them tell them they aren't getting any.
A childish person, maybe an actual child?
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Notes and quotes from Tom Crean's Monday morning appearance on the Big Ten coaches teleconference. Prior to the call, the Big Ten announced Illinois guard Brandon Paul as the league's player of the week and Minnesota's Joe Coleman as the league's freshman of the week: OPENING REMARKS - "Well we've had a tough week in the sense that we haven't played, we feel, up to the standards that we had been playing with. And some of it is that we're just not making shots the way that we had. I think when you shoot the ball at a pretty high rate, it brings a lot of energy. But the difference between a team that's good and a team that's trying to be a lot better than that is can your energy continue to be where it needs to be on the defensive end when the shots aren't going in. We had some chances, especially early on yesterday in the Ohio State game when we watched the film that if a couple of things go different for us early, it's a different story potentially. But it didn't happen that way. An
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Due to various request from players I've decided to make a alternate version of MP into SP.
All the High-res textures redone on FI2 will be port onto this SP, as well as improved native textures (Most of the textures in FI2 will have 'gritty' effects on them to fit the invasion theme). We'll be keeping all the native factions as it is, like native with a bunch of factions and invasions. In this SP, you can choose either to join the Defender side or the Attacking side. As defenders your best bet is to gather all the allies (Defenders) then fend off the horde. Playing defender will be much more harder than as a horde because you will be facing multiple enemies at once and it will be very hard to survive depends on which faction you choose to play.
On the other hand playing as a horde you will have more advantage due to the sheer number of invaders you can have, your task is simple, is to eliminate all defender factions. You can also attack other defenders as part of the defending faction, but once they are gone you will be facing against horde of invasions. In this mod you will be able to choose your path and your destiny, and it'll be fun to play either way.
-This version of the mod is very likely to cover everything from MP, Except those silly factions.-
Small Summary:
For example, if the Galaxy Empire falls, the invasion that is attacking the Galaxy Empire will Invade Calradia (EG Aliens). If Sparta falls, Persians will attack Crusaders and many others. There will be a Campaign map yes and it will be chaos.
if you choose not to help a defending faction it is very likely that faction will be wiped out soon
when is it coming out i am sooo excited for it
There are so much things to do with SP please be patience. I been away for almost 6 months. SP work will be resumed. Very Much everything done on MP will be ported to SP.
Woow! Great!
Please don't let the single player development stop overall. I have been looking forward to this and L'Aigle and with L'Aigle's slow slow sloooooooooooooooooooooooooooow dev rate, this may be the only thing to look forward to!!!
The single player development is on a standstill right now. Me and the other dev who spearheaded this project are busy IRL right now.
I am looking forward to L'Aigle as well but rest assured this project won't bite the dust so easily. It is just a very early alpha version :)
its mabe dead?
No the mod is not dead it is on hold development for singleplayer X(
Yes correct it is not out yet, that's why there are no available downloads tab slectable or a released date
My friends say sp is out but i can't download it still, how can i get it?
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MINNEAPOLIS - OCTOBER 18: Place kicker Ryan Longwell #8 of the Minnesota Vikings kicks the 31 yard game winning field goal from the hold of Chris Kluwe #5 with two minutes remaining in the game against the Baltimore Ravens during NFL action at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome on October 18, 2009 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Vikings defeated the Ravens 33-31. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)
Blair Walsh says he would've enjoyed meeting Ryan Longwell. He surely would've benefited from learning from the 16-year veteran, too. But the Minnesota Vikings rookie is on his own now. And that, he says, is a humbling honor. The Vikings began spring practice Tuesday - known around the league as organized team activities - but Walsh said being on top of the depth chart didn't feel any different to him. Longwell was let go earlier this month in a cost-cutting move by the rebuilding Vikings, who have handed this important job to the sixth-round draft pick out of Georgia. Walsh is a former soccer prodigy who became burnt out on that sport and switched to football in high school.
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Sorry If this has been said, I think the most shocking/important fact is people listening to her think she is a musician..
(No offense to any other solo projects out there, but usually the case is someone else writes the lyrics and they are the face and mouth for the song, learn an instrument for crying out loud..)
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After listening and reading the lyrics, I don't think she is talking of the literal Judas. She's talking about choosing the bad boy over the good boy.
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Wow, a religious person made a meaningless observation about a stupid song by some wacky artist. Heavens tibetsy, not THE Judas?! lol. I think you just saved the world OP......not
LOL dude Im an atheist. Just felt the need to make a thread about this
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If you were actually religious you would know that judas did NOT betray Jesus. He was actually the ONE student that loved him most. He was the smartest of all and he was actually pushed to do this. The old scripts proved it. Not to mention you spent a lot of time trying to give importance to a failed "singer".
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Ffordd Eleth is an attractive modern detached bungalow in the village of Moelfre. The bungalow can sleep five in three bedrooms a double, a twin and a single. The living area comprises a spacious kitchen with room for the family to eat, a large lounge and a dining room. A family bathroom with electric shower and an additional separate toilet completes the accommodation. The village shop is only five minutes walk away.
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Unfortunately at this time, the managers were not able to obtain permission from upper management to do longer-term solutions including structural modifications on the roof that would eliminate the grain residue and/or install a grid line or parallel line system. A fairly constant wind limited their possibilities as well.
"We discussed shorter-term management control consisting of continued experimentation with harassment methods. Given their urban setting, these methods may be largely visual rather than audio such as loud explosive devices," Braband said. "In the past, they had tried to use a remote-controlled car, but the roof was so large it put the car out of range. I suggested they give that another try with a system that has more range. Motion-activated laser devices may also be of some utility."
Recent Cornell University research investigating the prevention of bird damage in small fruit such as berries showed success using "air dancers" often used to promote car sales or tax services. However, the often windy conditions on the roof at this particular site would greatly limit their use, according to Braband.
"They wanted to know if using strobe lights might be a possibility, but Cornell research shows using them to repel geese was not very promising," says Braband. "A device that combines strobes and noise, may have more success."
Another issue to consider when using fear-producing stimuli is habituation. Birds and other vertebrates learn and will adapt or 'get used to' various methods to scare them off.
"We can't prevent it permanently but we can certainly delay habituation. The more the device moves, the better. And the more you move the device itself, the better," Braband says. "Do not constantly leave a device up. If you put it up and you get the results you want, take it down. If you leave it up, the more quickly habituation will occur."
Another key to delaying habituation is incorporating reinforcement. "A great example of this for me is from an international IPM meeting where a researcher from Israel talked about grain farmers having problems with cranes in their fields. They put yellow rain slickers on the scarecrows, and as long as the farmer would periodically follow up by wearing a yellow rain slicker and shooting in the direction of the cranes, it would scare them off," Braband says. "The key to success is the farmer. As long as the farmer would do the reinforcement, it was a very effective tool."
The bottom line on bird management is a combination of approaches is better than a single approach.
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The Pee Wee Herman Show returning to the stage; is TV next?
The Pee Wee Herman Show is kicking off with a huge, sold-out stage show, a new version of the original stage show that served as a launching pad for the Saturday morning TV (AHHHHHH!) show, Pee Wee's Playhouse. The show starts a run on Jan. 17, 2010 at Los Angeles' Club Nokia. The producers had to move the show to a bigger club so they could accommodate the large number of ticket holders who stormed the box office when seats went on sale.
Given the buzz and heavy interest in this new stage show and the character's return from the depths of popular culture, could a TV (AHHHHHHH!) version -- either for kids or adults -- be far behind?
Fox is putting infomercials where cartoons used to be
It kind of makes sense. Unlike my own youth, children don't look to Saturday morning as the sole source of kid's fare. They only need to turn on Cartoon Network or Nickelodeon or one of the plethora of Disney channels. Those channels are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
For those interested in a historical look at the old Saturday morning cartoons, I recommend fellow Squadder Rich's articles on the subject.
There are already 24 hour infomercial channels (Home Shopping Network to name one), so Fox already has competition in that regard. However, Fox is a network and not just a cable station. It's an interesting experiment on the part of Fox and I'm curious if it will work out. Without the interest of kids, what will run on the networks on Saturday mornings?
Saturday Morning: 1966 - VIDEOS
Road Runner, that Coyote's after you. Road Runner, if he catches you your through. -- Theme to The Road Runner Show, which premiered in the fall of 1966.
Showtime! After years of playing around on Saturday mornings to find the right mixture to bring in the young viewers, the networks took the bull by the horns in the fall of 1966 and ushered in the Golden Age of Saturday morning cartoons. No less than 11 new cartoon series appeared during the 1966-67 season. Many of them were action and superhero-oriented thanks to the popularity of ABC's live-action Batman series.
The 1966 season also began the domination of Saturday mornings by two animation studios -- Hanna-Barbera and Filmation. For Hanna-Barbera this would be the second year of original Saturday morning programming. For Filmation this would be the first of many years producing fairly entertaining and slightly better animated fare that featured more action and adventure and less in the way of talking animals.
So, if you have your bowl of Cocoa Puffs in front of you, let's see what you were watching back in 1966.
CBS News veteran Christopher Glenn dead at 68
All that ran through my head when I heard about the death of CBS News veteran Christopher Glenn, who passed away suddenly in a Norwalk, CT hospital, apparently of liver cancer. Glenn narrated In The News, a series of news and information shorts geared towards kids,that ran from 1971-1986 between shows in CBS's Saturday morning lineup. Anyone over the age of 35 will forever recognize his gravelly baritone on the spot because of it. Glenn had just retired in February after working for CBS News on TV and radio for 35 years. I hope he was able to enjoy his brief retirement; he deserved that much for all the good work he put in over the years.
The Five: Best fake bands
Okay, now that we've covered the best bands on television, it's time to put our focus on those bands that, while maybe not "real," still had us tapping our feet, shaking our hips, and waving our hands in the air, almost, dare I say, as if we didn't care. Below are five that spring to mind, but I'm sure you guys can come up with a ton of others. Let's strike up the band, shall we?
Dr. Teeth and the The Electric Mayhem: Okay, let me see if I got this right. Floyd Pepper was the bass player, Janice was the guitarist, Zoot played saxophone, Animal played drums, and Dr. Teeth sang and played piano. I think that was the lineup of this insane band that "played" the opening and closing music on The Muppet Show, not to mention all their great performances during the show. I wonder how many current drummers got into it because of Animal? I'll bet quite a few.
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More changes are underway on Saturday mornings. CBS is developing a three-hour kids' entertainment block called CBS Secret Saturday Morning Slumber Party, which debuts this fall.
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Whether it's with Oprah, the voters, or the media, flattery works wonders
Sep 25, 2000, Vol. 6, No. 02 • By TUCKER CARLSON
Gore has gone even further this year. At a crime policy speech in Atlanta in May, he assailed "the old Democratic approach, which was tough on the causes of crime, but not tough enough on crime itself." According to Gore, people who commit violent crimes against children should go to prison. But so should those who commit crimes "in front of" children. They should get "more time in jail," Gore said.
Al Gore has become a fanatic for law and order. This is not surprising. Gore instinctively moves to the fringes of whatever issue he takes an interest in: the environment, abortion, and now crime and children's entertainment. Republicans often accuse Gore of being a raving lefty. That is not quite right. Gore adopts many roles, not all of them consistent with doctrinaire liberalism. He overplays every one. Gore is not an ideologue. He is a zealot.
Why doesn't anyone seem to notice when Gore says extreme things? (Gang-related clothing?) The Bush campaign sometimes cites liberal media bias. This is true, but only partly. Reporters generally are liberal, but few have great affection for Al Gore. Gore is difficult to cover. He rarely makes himself available to the press, and when he does, his quotes are stilted and predictable.
On the other hand, he has a capable staff. Gore aides are quick with background information they think will help their candidate. (The night before the "RATS" story appeared on page one of the New York Times, the campaign held a midnight briefing so the traveling press could see the Bush ad with the supposedly subliminal message.) And they try not to senselessly antagonize reporters.
The Bush campaign could learn something from this. Bush's press handlers, for instance, have alienated some photographers by instructing them not to take pictures of Bush in a variety of scenarios: smoking cigars, carrying his own bags (too reminiscent of Jimmy Carter), wearing a necktie that has been loosened in an unpresidential manner, or holding a beverage of any kind, lest it be mistaken for an alcoholic beverage. Restrictions like these can cause resentment. (Bush's manners haven't helped, either; he has addressed at least two adult photographers as "boy," and been pointlessly rude to others.)
Gore's campaign has been less rigid and friendlier with photographers, and it has paid off. During the river-boat trip Gore took immediately after the Democratic convention, an inexperienced member of his advance staff hung a sign at one event that read "FAMILIES" in large print. From one angle, Gore's face obscured the first four letters of the word. It made for an embarrassing image (and a natural New York Post cover). The picture never ran -- proof, says one of the photographers who shot it, that it's worth being nice to people with cameras.
Ultimately, details like this don't mean much, as Bob Shrum, Gore's chief media consultant, is quick to point out. Neither, Shrum says, do many of the nuances of campaign strategy. What really matters, he says, is what the man running for president says to win over voters. "It's like the old Bobby Kennedy quote. After the 1960 election, someone described him as a 'genius.' He said, 'Change 60,000 votes and I'm a bum.' Two months ago, they were the geniuses and we were the bums. Staff doesn't have anything to do with it. It's the candidate."
In Al Gore's case this is true. Gore has recovered in part because he understood early what many Republicans didn't: Even an awkward man with high negatives can become president if he's willing to be flexible enough.
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The writer of a Jan. 20 letter ("Gun culture has a price") said the gun debate will not result in changes to the ability of most everyone to own an AR-15 or AK-47 or any other military-caliber rifle, or in changes to our mental health intervention or treatment of those disturbed enough to harm us or our family, or in changes to regulate gun shows or the ability to traffic as many guns as desired. The government does not have the money. The NRA has already announced publicly that Congress won't pass an assault weapons ban.
I suspect the NRA is right and that Congress won't do any of these things mentioned above or anything to make it harder for mass murder to be committed with an AR-15 or AK-47. Then the letter said: "We love our guns and they aren't going anywhere. If somebody's kids have to die once in a while for us to feel safe with our guns, then that is a price we are willing to pay to live in America."
I ask my lawmakers in Washington, Sens. Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander, and Rep. Steve Cohen: Is he right? I want to know if you think our nation's children have to die once in a while as the price for us to feel safe with our guns.
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The 52-year-old rocker made headlines after she gave an interview to the Washington Blade in which she took issue with the World War Z star's comments that what his partner did was "heroic."
"I wouldn't call [Jolie's double mastectomy] the brave choice. I actually think it's the most fearful choice you can make when confronting anything with cancer," Etheridge, a breast cancer survivor herself, told the paper.
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Now after those eyebrow-raising remarks caught the attention of Pitt, the Grammy winner is clarifying what she meant in a statement to E! News released through her rep.
"I don't have any opinion of what she 'should have' done," Etheridge said. "All are free to choose. I only objected to the term 'brave' describing it."
For his part, Brad appeared to have mixed feelings about Melissa's objection.
When asked by Us Weekly at Monday's World War Z premiere in New York City how he felt about hearing Etheridge's view, the actor said he didn't know and only heard about the comments before hitting the red carpet.
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"Melissa's an old friend of mine," Pitt told the magazine of his pal, who performed at his 2000 wedding to Jennifer Aniston. "I'm sure we'll talk on the phone. I don't know what it is."
In the days after Jolie went public with the news of her surgery in a New York Times op-ed, the 50-year-old actor expressed unqualified support for her decision, telling London's Evening Standard, "I find Angie's choice, as well as so many others like her, absolutely heroic."
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text: Belgian GP Qualifying: Rain master Hamilton trumps Red Bull duo to take pole position 24 August, 2013 164 Lewis Hamilton will start the 2013 Belgian GP from pole Lewis Hamilton made it four pole positions in a row as he expertly slithered his Mercedes around a wet Spa-Francorchamps to claim top spot start for the Belgian Grand Prix and trumping the Red Bull pair who had set the pace in earlier practice sessions. With dark clouds looming over the Ardennes and intermittent rain spitting at random, it was always going to be something of a lottery. The track would either be wet or drying, and at any given time there was a difference of anything between a second or several seconds per lap. An element of luck was a handy commodity to have on the day, when the chequered flag dropped it was Hamilton fastest, followed by the Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber – they were handed a dollop of 'luck' by virtue of an extra lap which made all the difference on the drying track. Only fifteen minutes earlier Hamilton was fortunate to make the Q2 cut-off time, he was 10th on the timing screens at that point and only into Q3 by a few thousandths of a second. Q3 was a nail biting affair for all concerned (including fans) as Spa darkened with heavy rain clouds overhead, the top ten filed out nose to tail as soon as the pit exit lights turned green. But the rain was coming down at the far end of the circuit and slicks were useless in the conditions. Lewis Hamilton with Sebastian Vettel after qualifying Paul di Resta had the presence of mind to bolt on a set of Intermediates and as his rivals peeled in to the pits to discard their slicks, the Force India driver powered around in 2:02.332 which was the benchmark almost until the end. At this point it looked done and dusted, with The Scot netting his first pole as an F1 driver. But it was not to be, instead he would end up fifth. "I thought the rain was going to stay. It was quite a ballsy decision by myself. I saw umbrellas coming up so I made the right choice. I think it was the right time but our car is not that quick in the wet. It was unfortunate, but P5 is not so bad. In the dry, we're looking good for the race. If it's wet, I'd be a bit more nervous," said Di Resta afterwards. With everyone on Intermediates, Di Resta's time was about a second or so to the good but with a couple of minutes to go it became apparent that the track was drying at about a second per lap. Nico Rosberg was first to bump Di Resta off top spot – Jenson Button, Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjan gave it their best shots but failed – then came Webber, with Vettel about a hundred metres behind, and Hamilton also not far off. Pole winner Lewis Hamilton parks his Mercedes in parc ferme after qualifying The final trio got the benefit of an extra lap, Hamilton only just scraping through for an extra tour – the track still drying and offering about a second a lap – and it was Webber who first topped Rosberg, a few seconds later Vettel dislodged his team mate, who in turn was bumped one down by Hamilton's pole winning lap. It was an inspired performance by the Hungarian GP winner, and with it claimed his fourth successive pole, and in the end analysis it was a stupendous lap in trying conditions. He had Vettel to chase on that final attempt, and must have known he was on to a good thing when he slithered onto the home straight much closer to the back of the Red Bull than when he had started the lap two minutes earlier. The timing sheets show the gap between the top time and second place to be 0.188 seconds up on Vettel, and over a second up on Rosberg – simply Hamilton at his very best. Hamilton was all smiles as he summed up his efforts, "It was a good job by the team. I was surprised when I came across line. I went wide in Turn One and my dashboard told me I was three seconds down and then it was four seconds and then six so I didn't know what was going on but I kept pushing. It's a blessing [that] I am up here. Generally I feel comfortable in changing conditions. I can find the limit and I pushed through the middle sector and really caned it." Mark Webber was third fastest "I haven't had a good feeling all weekend. I'm not 100% confident we have the fastest package in the dry, but in these conditions, it's more of a lottery and the driver can make more of a difference. Our radar has forecast [that] it's going to rain tomorrow, so it's going to be a tricky race. Trying to choose the right tyre, tyre management and pit stops will be key tomorrow," added Hamilton who won the 2010 edition of the race in Belgium. Both Red Bulls have looked the business since Friday, and although they were beaten in this qualifying duel, they will be confident that the RB9 is a handy piece of kit whatever conditions are served up by the temperamental gods of the Ardennes. Vettel reflected, "It was a tricky session for all of us. When I was on the last lap, I didn't know how the conditions were on the other side of the track. Once i got there, it was surprisingly dry, therefore it was easy to make big improvement in terms of lap time." "So the later you started the lap, the better. Lewis had a fantastic middle sector, I saw him catching up and thought 'I could have gone quicker here and there'. It was good result for myself. Everything is possible, we expect the rain to be as inconsistent as it was today," added the world champion. Paul di Resta came close to claiming his first F1 pole position Webber summed up his day at the office, "In the end, it was a good battle for pole, we were certainly challenging for that. As a drive, you don't know what sort of lap you're on until you cross the line in those conditions." Although Rosberg was over a second off his teammate's best time, he will console himself by thinking that if he had an extra lap on the occasion he might have stolen pole. However, he will start from fourth on the grid. Rosberg said, "It was a tough qualifying and in the end, I just got caught out. You just don't know what is going to happen, but it's still possible to do a good race from fourth. The car is good in all conditions." McLaren have shown impressive pace in adverse conditions that have afflicted the weekend at Spa, and qualifying played into their hands, particularly Button who was sixth fastest and looking well suited to the wet. Sergio Perez was unable to make it beyond Q2 and will start 13th. Button was content, "In the dry we were relatively happy with the pace and in the wet it was even better. We deserve our position today as we were very competitive. If it is changeable conditions tomorrow then it will be tricky for all the drivers. I'm pretty happy with P6." Jenson Button enjoyed one of his better qualifying sessions of the season Row four will be an all Lotus affair with Romain Grosjean seventh and Kimi Raikkonen eighth. The pair never really threatened the pace setters, and have appeared oddly out of sorts this weekend. Also way lower than they would have been targeting were the Ferrari pair who will share the fifth row, with Fernando Alonso starting from ninth, and Felipe Massa tenth on the grid. "I think it was the conditions that helped us in Q3. In Q1, with wet conditions we were first. In Q2 in the dry, we were second, so I think the pace is there. We were not maybe to fight for pole, but we were in contention for fourth or fifth. The aim is to win. Anything can happen here. If we manage to pass people in front, we have the pace," explained Alonso. If there were a 'Man of the Match' in qualifying no doubt Di Resta would have raised his hand to claim the fictitious award. But Giedo van der Garde will get it this time around. The Dutchman is getting a bad rap in his rookie season, however he came of age in qualifying at Spa. Van der Garde was the first to bolt on slicks in Q1, long before anyone else he took the gamble and at first it seemed a bad call as he squirmed around about seven seconds off the pace. Credit to Van der garde though, for not throwing in the towel at the end of that lap. He continued and by the end of the session was third quickest in the Caterham. Giedo van der Garde did his reputation ho harm with a good showing In Q2 he gave a good account of himself and will start 14th on the grid. Top marks for a job well done by the much maligned rookie. "It was a good call from me and the team. It's the best qualifying position for me and also well clear of Marussia, so I'm very happy. It's like a home race for me, lots of Dutch fans, so let's see tomorrow, the weather you never know what it'll produce," was Van der Garde's contented summary of his afternoon. Q1 was cruel to Williams and the Toro Rosso pair, an early shower for the quartet who would have been expecting to be playing a little longer in the rain than actually did, especially considering that both Marussia drivers and a Caterham progressed. Ricciardo commented, "As far as I am aware, we went out with the second set of intermediates too early. We should have waited but I trust the guys in the pit to make the best call. I am disappointed, but tomorrow's another day." Final word to Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn: "You try and put things in place and it's really up to the drivers to see if they can make the most of it. We were just on the limit of being the last car. It did work out for us and with the track drying, Lewis did a great job. He really is settling in well to the team. All our team is gelling very well. I'm not sure we've seen all of it yet." (GP247) Subbed by AJN. Belgian Grand Prix, Qualifying – 24 August 2013 Pos No Driver Team Q1 Q2 Q3 Laps 1 10 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 2:00.368 1:49.067 2:01.012 22 2 1 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull Racing-Renault 2:01.863 1:48.646 2:01.200 19 3 2 Mark Webber Red Bull Racing-Renault 2:01.597 1:48.641 2:01.325 20 4 9 Nico Rosberg Mercedes 2:01.099 1:48.552 2:02.251 20 5 14 Paul di Resta Force India-Mercedes 2:02.338 1:48.925 2:02.332 22 6 5 Jenson Button McLaren-Mercedes 2:01.301 1:48.641 2:03.075 21 7 8 Romain Grosjean Lotus-Renault 2:02.476 1:48.649 2:03.081 22 8 7 Kimi Räikkönen Lotus-Renault 2:01.151 1:48.296 2:03.390 22 9 3 Fernando Alonso Ferrari 2:00.190 1:48.309 2:03.482 21 10 4 Felipe Massa Ferrari 2:01.462 1:49.020 2:04.059 21 11 11 Nico Hulkenberg Sauber-Ferrari 2:01.712 1:49.088 17 12 15 Adrian Sutil Force India-Mercedes 2:02.749 1:49.103 17 13 6 Sergio Perez McLaren-Mercedes 2:02.425 1:49.304 16 14 21 Giedo van der Garde Caterham-Renault 2:00.564 1:52.036 15 15 22 Jules Bianchi Marussia-Cosworth 2:02.110 1:52.563 16 16 23 Max Chilton Marussia-Cosworth 2:02.948 1:52.762 17 17 16 Pastor Maldonado Williams-Renault 2:03.072 10 18 18 Jean-Eric Vergne STR-Ferrari 2:03.300 10 19 19 Daniel Ricciardo STR-Ferrari 2:03.317 10 20 17 Valtteri Bottas Williams-Renault 2:03.432 10 21 12 Esteban Gutierrez Sauber-Ferrari 2:04.324 10 22 20 Charles Pic Caterham-Renault 2:07.384 8 Q1 107% Time 2:08.603


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In case anyone was wondering how I spent my Labor Day
Here's the documented results of the recent evaporator replacement I performed on my 1997 850GLT wagon. I went into the job intending to create this "how-to" guide, since almost everything I found out on the 'net was lacking in some aspect. I took around 50 photos, and netted them down to the ones that ended up in this PDF.
The repair took me about 12 hours to complete. I hope these instructions can help others...I have a feeling that most of these cars have already had the evap job done by now, but there may be some stragglers out there (like me) who can benefit from this.
Anyway...enjoy...and let me know what you think.
Click here for the evaporator replacement info
P.S. I went the PDF route because I figure that most people will need to print this and keep it nearby while doing the repair. It should print out looking a lot like a 'repair manual' style layout.


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Bequi Investments, LLC filed as a Florida Limited Liability in the State of Florida on Thursday, February 9, 2006 and is approximately nine years old, as recorded in documents filed with Florida Department of State. The filing is currently active as of the last data refresh which occured on Sunday, June 7, 2015.
Jorge Pernas serves as the Managing Member and has interests in other corporate entities including Persant Construction Company, Inc., Jscm, LLC and five more corporations. Jorge's past corporate affiliations include Sion Estates Joint Venture LLC, Krome Holdings LLC , and P2S2R LLC .
Eric Santa-Cruz is the Managing Member of Bequi Investments, LLC. Eric's additional corporate interests include Jscm, LLC, Bequi Homes First Addition, LLC and four more corporations. Eric's past corporate affiliations include Sion Estates Joint Venture LLC, Krome Holdings LLC , and P2S2R LLC .
Eric Santa-Cruz is also the registered agent for the company. Also known as a statutory or resident agent, the registered agent is responsible for receiving legal notifications regarding court summons, lawsuits, and other legal actions involving the corporate entity.
Key roles for Bequi Investments, LLC
Jorge A. Pernas
Managing Member
Eric Santa-Cruz
Managing Member
|Filing Type:
|Florida Limited Liability
|State ID:
|Date Filed:
|Thursday, February 9, 2006
|Registered Agent
|Eric Santa-Cruz
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