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1) Is it possible he doesn't find you sex worthy? 2) Perhaps he finds you sexy but doesn't like your "baggage". 3) Or, he has a tiny unit? Its one of these. My money is on number 2.
There is nothing than makes a penis act like a frightened turtle more than getting inside a womans brain. You friendship and sharing has scared him straight. That's why he turned white when you wanted to take it to the next level. We was picturing himself inside your universe. He prefers to talk you off the ledge, not to join you on it. ;-)
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If he is speaking the truth he has either a medical or a mental erection issue. It is not that uncommon with mental issues among us dudes - we get performance anxiety and it gets worse the hotter we perceive a woman.
If he is lying he is simply not that into you and can't bring himself to say it so he pulls the erection card which sounds really weird to me that a man would do.
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Hmm.. He was upset but didn't elaborate other than to say physically? That to me means either he's impotent (perhaps due to prostate surgery or other reasons that ED meds won't help), he has possibly had surgery that has deformed or removed his penis (yes, penis cancer DOES exist) or even the possibility of an STD such as HIV+ or genital warts that he feels unwilling to pass along. You say you've been friends for several years so you don't really have a LONG history with him, ie you didn't know him since you were kids. Ambiguous genitalia at birth requires the parents to decide the sex of the child after birth. Possibly he's a transgendered female and just doesn't know how to broach the subject. That's about all I can think of that might be causing physical issues. Hopefully he'll open up to you about it as time goes by. It may just take him some time to be willing to share what the issue is.
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after molina's fight with hank lundy, i became an instant fan of molina.
i think he needs to get in the ring sooner rather than later. this is the longest layoff he's had by far as a professional.
i understand that bogere may not be the right guy, but he needs to get back in the ring. especially if he wants to fight the winner of guerrero/katsidis.
honestly, i don't think he's ready to step up that much. he looked good against lundy, but not great. and lundy is not at the same level as guerrero/katsidis.
i wish him luck though! his style makes for exciting fights.
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Hi everyone. Longtime lurker, first time poster.
I was wondering if ye good crowd would provide me with some sort of a critique when I post a quickpainting in this thread. I'm trying to maximize my efficiency so my clients don't have a reason to complain.
So what I'm going for is industry standart art at affordable timeframes.
This one took me around 3-4 hours. Still not fast enough I think. Could've been done in half the time probably.
Thanks for any critique.
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not quite sure what u mean by "industry standard artwork" when refering to this piece, I not being horrible but I think speed painting and trying to make ur process efficient when u still have a lot to learn is really a backwards practice, I think that if u spend the time learning and studying other images/life/masters work and just general practice will make ur workflow a lot faster without compromising on quality.
Also a piece of advice given to me when joined here was, "it doesn't matter how long you took on a piece; that doesn't affect how it looks in the end anyway"
The spaceship (i guessing its a ship) is very hard to recognise, I not even sure what it is, what way its traveling, or even what side of it I am seeing.
basically I think that you need to practice more of the basics before you start "industry standart art at affordable timeframes." because this is not industry standard.
study study study, lots of helpful information and fantastic art on this site, go and get an eyeful of it and practice ur basics
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I think you have potential but the painting still has its problems.
The composition is not good and uninteresting, it lacked depth and too much unnecessary details especially the clouds.
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as said above, it lacks depth and anything terribly interesting or dynamic...you seem to be far more worried about the money and time side of this than the art side and that bother me a little bit.
if you are in this for the money then you are in the wrong business, if you are impatient then you are in the wrong business, if you are unwilling to take criticism no matter what level of talent you have then you are in the wrong business. Believe me the best artists in the world are given criticism and complaints with all their work...its just how it works as the old saying goes, the customer is always right.
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I like the texture of the hillside and the sky, but I think that I would be echoing ehat has already been said by the others in this thread - this piece lacks dynamics and feels a bit flat. The action is bland, and the spaceship is a bit unrecognizable as such.
Did you do any thumbnails or other concepts before attempting to tackle this piece? Was this for a client, or was this a self motivated project? 3-4 hours for a full painting is quite quick, as well...
As an aside, I'm not sure what kind of client would not be willing to pay for something that took you 10-15 hours as long as the quality is there. Most clients understand that, and if they don't it is your job to help them understand this. Quick paintings are usually used more for concepting or as a proofs for future work, and are rarely used as final work. I wouldn't worry about speeding up your process too much more unless you want to do 2 or 3 concepts in a day for a project. You don't want to get into the mindset that you can pump out mullitple finished paintings in a day, since you will burn out and the quality of your work will suffer. Work on the fundamentals, and the rest should come naturally.
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Maybe not strictly poetry, but a worthy sentiment.
"No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friend's or of thine own were: any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee."
John Donne - Meditation XVII
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Who would have thought one of the most popular topics on a wrestling forum would be a discussion of poetry? Can you see, before a national championship match, a wrestler waxing poetic to himself: "is this to be or not to be?"
Great topic, Poetry Mom.
Yes, the quotes from Donne and the Bible are poetry. I'd say so anyway.
They cannot scare me with their far away places
On worlds, between worlds, where no human race is
I have it in me, much closer to home
To scare myself with my own desert spaces.
well since we're veering into the "not exactly poetry" category, this has always been a favorite quotation of mine from Shakespeare. Extremely touching, especially when you see footage of Robert Kennedy quoting it in tribute to JFK:
when he shall die
take him and cut him out in little stars
and he will make the face of heaven so fine
that all the world will be in love with night
and pay no worship to the garish sun
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"Good things happen when you wrestle for a full seven minutes." -- Jayson Ness, post-finals press conference
Preface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note
(for Kellie Jones, born 16 May 1959)
Lately, I've become accustomed to the way
The ground opens up and envelopes me
Each time I go out to walk the dog.
Or the broad edged silly music the wind
Makes when I run for a bus . . .
Things have come to that.
And now, each night I count the stars,
And each night I get the same number.
And when they will not come to be counted,
I count the holes they leave.
Nobody sings anymore.
And then last night, I tiptoed up
To my daughter's room and heard her
Talking to someone, and when I opened
The door, there was no one there . . .
Only she on her knees, peeking into
Her own clasped hands.
Amiri Baraka
Thanks for adding to the thread everyone. I enjoy reading your postings.
Brother Morris, no significant improvement. She's still feverish and unable to speak and seemed weaker yesterday. She's back at the hospital last night. I'm taking it day-by-day. It's a curious up and down situation; a tough position to judge. When I prepare to go get her she improves only to regress again. If I can't get her home in a couple days I will go there to bring her home.
Thanks very much for your message from a day ago. It meant a lot hearing from you. I have nothing but time on my hands so I'll check back later on.
I was reading Emily Dickinson last night and jumped over to some Billy Collins. If you are a bit familiar with Dickinson and her biography, this Collins' poem will make you chuckle. It contains some laugh-out-loud "inside" references to good ole Emily.
Taking Off Emily Dickinson's Clothes
by Billy Collins
First, her tippet made of tulle,
easily lifted off her shoulders and laid
on the back of a wooden chair.
And her bonnet,
the bow undone with a light forward pull.
Then the long white dress, a more
complicated matter with mother-of-pearl
buttons down the back,
so tiny and numerous that it takes forever
before my hands can part the fabric,
like a swimmer's dividing water,
and slip inside.
You will want to know
that she was standing
by an open window in an upstairs bedroom,
motionless, a little wide-eyed,
looking out at the orchard below,
the white dress puddled at her feet
on the wide-board, hardwood floor.
The complexity of women's undergarments
in nineteenth-century America
is not to be waved off,
and I proceeded like a polar explorer
through clips, clasps, and moorings,
catches, straps, and whalebone stays,
sailing toward the iceberg of her nakedness.
Later, I wrote in a notebook
it was like riding a swan into the night,
but, of course, I cannot tell you everything -
the way she closed her eyes to the orchard,
how her hair tumbled free of its pins,
how there were sudden dashes
whenever we spoke.
What I can tell you is
it was terribly quiet in Amherst
that Sabbath afternoon,
nothing but a carriage passing the house,
a fly buzzing in a windowpane.
So I could plainly hear her inhale
when I undid the very top
hook-and-eye fastener of her corset
and I could hear her sigh when finally it was unloosed,
the way some readers sigh when they realize
that Hope has feathers,
that reason is a plank,
that life is a loaded gun
that looks right at you with a yellow eye.
I'm off topic but here is a racy, wild one by Dickinson. Wouldn't a man be so lucky to have a Wild Night with a woman who feels this way?
"Wild Nights! Wild Nights"
by Emily Dickinson
Wild Nights! Wild Nights!
Were I with thee,
Wild Nights should be
Our luxury!
Futile the winds
To a heart in port, --
Done with the compass,
Done with the chart!
Rowing in Eden!
Ah! the sea!
Might I but moor
To-night in Thee!
And back on topic to memorable, meaningful lines, I submit the oft quoted Lord Byron:
She Walks in Beauty
By George Gordon Byron
She walks in beauty, like the night
Of cloudless climes and starry skies;
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Thanks The Meal Reel, for this delicious and egg nog recipe. This recipe is also looking very simple and easy.In my view it is a festive beverage that makes Christmas , Thanksgiving and Halloween more enjoyful. I didn't like this dish earlier .But when I saw this recipe I thought I must try it.
12/20/2009 - 20:17
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Joe Rogan: Why Anderson Silva is the greatest of all-time
As only he can, UFC announcer Joe Rogan provides his commentary on why Anderson Silva is the greatest mixed martial artist of all time. Silva faces Chris Weidman at UFC 162 to prove his #1 ranking.
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6/23/13 2:06 AM by Jumbo Reverse Shrimp
Some of these posts are so bad that I think some of these wankers are being paid. Some of these posts sound a lot like "He didn't fight the best in the best org."
6/22/13 3:20 PM by Lazer MMA
What comical here is I'm putting AS higher than you are here in this regard and yes we've argued about this prior.Dude this is a forum, show the fuckin gif's that show"AS getting hit with a huge punch (no hand punches- the fighters weight must be behind the punch) in which the fighter delivering the punch did NOT have his arm fully extended when contact occurred. BTW yes AS is so good a lot of the time he can even move his head partially out of the way as well (often arching his back too) aiding in the lessening of the blow.
6/22/13 3:18 PM by Lazer MMA
6/22/13 3:00 PM by UGCTT_ Lay'n'PrayNINJA
Every example that is given you find some comical reason to excuse or discount it. 'His arm was fully extended'...'he was off balance a little'...'it was a full moon' etc etc etc. We get it. You don't think Anderson has ever been hit flush before....LOL.
6/22/13 2:57 PM by Lazer MMA
Did I not say that (The reason no one ever lands full flush on Anderson is BECAUSE of his defense)? Because that was my fuckin point ("IMO AS is the greatest defensive striker ever (by light years).As far as the rest show the punch (GIF), Hendo's arm fully extended the punch glancing (as AS moved his head away even partially).
6/22/13 2:52 PM by UGCTT_ Lay'n'PrayNINJA
So Anderson is amazing at rolling with punches, so that somehow negates that Hendo connected with a super solid punch??? Your "challenge" is comical. The reason no one ever lands full flush on Anderson is BECAUSE of his defense.
6/22/13 2:50 PM by Lazer MMA
i just rewatched a bunch of times, the funny thing is that the sound was out of sync with footage in the tape I was watching LOL. It took me a while to figure out WTF you were even talking about (or Joe). Anyway yea, Hendo broke a clinch with a knee before throwing that right. In point of fact BTW that knee was a pretty good one. Hendo did throw a right, his arm was fully extended AND it was a glancing blow to boot (in fact AS as always LOL even moved his head partially out of the way). Right after is when AS throws a left and clowns Hendo with 2 knees which really ended the fight (the rest was a matter of course).TTT for the GIF (again). The challenge stands.Anyway as far as the thread goes AS's overall striking defense must be taken into consideration (just as his striking must too of course). It a far stronger point over a lot of what the Zuffa trolls are bringing. It is what it is.The gif requested above should help illustrate the point.As will these:http://i1269.photobucket.com/albums/jj589/hartsook1/a7d558b3.gifhttp://tkohub.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/silva-griffin.gif
6/22/13 2:22 PM by Lazer MMA
NP I said this from a neutral position boss. As an FYI to the thread. I always forget the details.
6/22/13 2:20 PM by Lazer MMA
TY Omega. I'll check it.
6/22/13 2:14 PM by Wasa-B
Yes, Hendo clocks Andy when Andy started pouring it on and Dan was i think hurt but still dangerous as always. Moments before he goes down, Andy is fighting in the pocket and seems to eat the right hand. Suprised you missed this, Hendo Thiaguy. I think Andy ate it on purpose though or had it measured to some degree. Whenever he starts doing his hand riddum thing or gets in the groove and attacks, it seems he sees everything and knows exactly where everything is Matrix style and i think this was a great example.


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You can be forgiven if you had some trepidation about putting Daisuke Matsuzaka in your lineup this week, even with a projected two-start week. Given the start he had to the season, the long layoff, some uneven rehab outings and a tough opponent in the Los Angeles Angels, nobody would blame you for not getting him back in the mix right away.
However, Dice-K wound up coming back in a big way, throwing 93 pitches over six shutout innings Tuesday, giving up three hits and three walks, and striking out five, outpitching John Lackey in the process.
After getting completely torched in his first eight starts of the season and a layoff of almost three months due to shoulder fatigue, Matsuzaka returned to put up zeros against the team with the greatest batting average and second most runs scored in baseball. The Boston Red Sox couldn't have scripted it any better, and there are reasons to believe Dice-K can continue to perform over his last few starts.
Matsuzaka reportedly worked out heavily on the rest of his body during his absence from the game, and returned noticeably leaner and fit. It also was very encouraging that he put up multiple 93-94 mph readings on the radar gun, after struggling to get faster than 90-91 mph earlier in the season, and was throwing his full assortment of pitches rather than relying too heavily on his fastball.
"I thought he was terrific," manager Terry Francona told the team Web site. "He stayed in his delivery the entire night. It looked like he had some life on his fastball without a lot of effort. He threw a real good cutter. He had three walks and two of them, he had guys 0-2. It's a huge shot in the arm for us."
Matsuzaka is scheduled to throw Sunday in Balitmore, then in Yankee Stadium (you might want to skip that one), followed by a final outing in Toronto, so there are a couple of situations in which you might want to deploy him over the final weeks and see whether he can build on Tuesday's outing heading into the playoffs.Previous editions: Sept. 15: Price's recovery | Sept. 14: Pedro silences Mets
• Tommy Hanson continues to prove some rookie pitchers can have effects in any fantasy league, firing seven shutout innings and striking out eight to reduce his ERA to 2.65 on the season. He has allowed just one run in his past 20 innings and has given up three runs in a start just once in his past eight trips to the mound. Amazingly, he still is available in 25 percent of ESPN leagues.
• Travis Snider hit two homers for the Toronto Blue Jays off the New York Yankees' Sergio Mitre, yet also struck out in three other at-bats. It was the first time he went yard since Aug. 25, and he still is experiencing some growing pains since his recall as he tries to find some consistency.
• The Chicago Cubs' Sam Fuld is awaiting the results of an X-ray and MRI on the wrist he injured making a diving catch Monday, but early reports have not been optimistic, and he's going to miss at least a few games, if not more.
• Continuing problems with his left knee forced Jarrod Washburn from the mound after just one inning of his start for the Detroit Tigers, and it's quite possible he won't take his next turn Sunday.
• Brett Tomko irritated a nerve in his elbow throwing his gem for the Oakland Athletics on Monday and might be done for the season. He already has been ruled out for his next start.
• Lance Berkman was a late lineup scratch with a back spasm, and manager Cecil Cooper told the team Web site Berkman might not play again until Friday. The Boston Red Sox scratched Kevin Youkilis due to the same reason, and he, too, is day-to-day.
• Michael Young (hamstring) made a surprise return to the Texas Rangers' lineup a few days earlier than expected as the designated hitter, but he had to pull himself again after just one at-bat. He hopes to play again Friday.
• Andy Pettitte won't make his start Wednesday due to shoulder fatigue, although at this time he has not been ruled out to return to the rotation Monday. Chad Gaudin will take Pettitte's place against the Blue Jays.
• It was Barry Zito, not Ubaldo Jimenez, who pitched like an ace in a big game Tuesday. While Jimenez got knocked out of the box in the third, Zito struck out the side in the first on his way to a season-high nine punchouts over seven innings. Zito -- owned in less than 20 percent of ESPN leagues -- has a 2.36 ERA and a 1.19 WHIP since the break, while bumping his strikeout rate up to 7.5 batters per nine innings.
• Although he admittedly is not at 100 percent, Jake Peavy will return to the mound Saturday. He'll have a favorable matchup against the Kansas City Royals but is not expected to go deep into the game.
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Ethier had his sixth walk-off hit of the season (four of which have been homers) after his two-run shot in the bottom of the 13th Tuesday. For all the talk about how Ethier has stepped up his offensive game this season, it's worth nothing that there still is more upside if he can figure out left-handed pitching, as he's hit just .193 against southpaws this season. That's something to consider when playing matchups during fantasy playoffs.
Cliff Lee, Phillies
Lee went the distance for a six-hit shutout, striking out nine, and has a 2.67 ERA in nine starts for the Phillies. It appears Lee's recent rough three-start stretch now is in the past after this stellar performance. It's worth noting that Lee has gone nine innings in five of his past 12 starts.
That's the mark the notoriously streaky Adam LaRoche has posted since the All-Star break, after he went 4-for-4 with two homers and two doubles Tuesday. He also has 11 homers and is slugging .557 in that time. It looks like he's on one of his patented late-season runs again.
• Laynce Nix returned to the Cincinnati Reds' lineup Tuesday after being on the disabled list for two weeks due to a sore neck. Expect him to get a lot of playing time against right-handed pitching for the balance of the season, but his average has been plummeting since a hot start, dropping almost 30 points since June 1, so don't expect much.
• The San Francisco Giants activated Randy Johnson from the disabled list, where he had been since July 6 due to a torn rotator cuff. However, Johnson will be returning as a reliever, as he doesn't have the arm strength to last five innings. Given his new role, there's no reason to pick him up.
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Brendan Roberts: I definitely would. By all accounts, he's healthy again, and I hear he's been taking a ton of batting practice to try to "wear out" the wrist, and it withstood it. Once he's back in game shape, which should be soon, he'll really help you. I say he's worth starting, especially this week with a home stand.
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Stephania Bell: I think given the bulging disc he's at risk every time he plays. It's not something that goes away completely and he'll need the offseason to get back to square one. I think he'll perform, but may not be consistent.
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• One of the best pitching prospects in baseball was in his usual form Tuesday night. The Tampa Bay Rays' Jeremy Hellickson allowed just one run over 6 2/3 innings, striking out six in Game 1 of the Triple-A International League finals. Hellickson posted a 2.45 ERA in 20 starts between Double-A and Triple-A this season, striking out 132 and walking just 29 in 114 innings. We should see him in Tampa at some point next season.
• The noteworthy thing about the Oakland Athletics' Chris Carter in Game 1 of the Pacific Coast League finals was what he didn't do. Carter homered in all four games of the first round of the playoffs, but Memphis' pitching held him to just a walk and a single in four trips to the plate in a game Carter's Sacramento team lost 1-0. It originally was thought Carter might need one more year in the minors, and that still might be the case, but Carter -- who has hit 67 homers the past two seasons -- has put his name into the A's big league picture for 2010.
• Joel Pineiro still is available in 50 percent of ESPN leagues despite a 3.21 ERA and 1.11 WHIP for a first-place team. His numbers indicate he hasn't been unduly lucky, and they've been driven by a huge amount of harmless ground balls. His ground ball-to-fly ball ratio is better than 2.5-to-1. He has a tough assignment against Josh Johnson and the Florida Marlins on Wednesday, but Pineiro has made himself fantasy worthy again for the first time since his 2003 season with the Seattle Mariners.
• The Detroit Tigers will have Eddie Bonine pitch out of their rotation for the balance of the season. The 28-year-old hasn't done much in six previous big league starts over the past two seasons, but the sinkerballer could have some short-term success, especially drawing Lenny DiNardo and the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday.
• Ryan Rowland-Smith has been quietly productive as a starter this season, with a 3.88 ERA and 1.12 WHIP in 11 starts since returning from the disabled list, and posting quality starts in six of his past seven outings. It also is helpful that when he has a bad outing, he doesn't get bombed, as he has not given up more runs than innings pitched in any start this season. He's owned in just 3 percent of ESPN leagues as he matches up with the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday.
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If you're an occasional tennis player who stops by the neighborhood courts a few times a month or a beginner who is just getting a feel for the game, you most likely own one, maybe two, tennis racquets. If that's the case, then perhaps a triple or 3-pack bag would be sufficient for you. In a 3-pack, you have one compartment (approx. 3 inches wide) big enough to fit three racquets at the most. If you don't have three racquets, that will free up room to fit a change of clothes and some accessories. These bags often feature an exterior zipper compartment used for keys, wallets and so forth. Browse our 3-pack page today to choose from our wide selection!
For more serious players who like to carry a few backup racquets as well as additional tennis gear, the 6-pack may be the most convenient bag size. In a 6-pack you will have one compartment (approx. 3 inches wide) to hold 2-3 racquets as well as an adjacent compartment for an extra pair of shoes, change of clothes, snacks, and a few other items. If you think a 6-pack is right up your alley, check out our 6-pack page today to choose from our wide selection!
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For the most committed players, the 12-pack (also known as a Supersix or Supercombi bag) will be the way to go. With one compartment (approx 3-4 inches wide) big enough to hold 3-4 tennis racquets (and often equipped with ThermoGuard), this is the largest of the racquet bags. Great for tournament travel, 12-packs feature extra perks like backpack straps, shoe compartments and multiple accessory pockets, making it great for a long day at the courts. Don't forget to look at our 12-pack page today to choose from our wide selection!
The 15-pack option has 12-pack features with slightly more space built in to the three main compartments. Some versions even come with golf-bag style stand-up legs! 15 pack tennis bags are also usually the top of the line bags from each manufacturer so they will have the most features and the highest quality. Check out our page 15-pack today to choose from our wide selection!
Rolling tennis bags are great for players that like to take their tennis gear with them on long trips. With enough room to store in excess of 12 racquets or as much gear as you can cram in, these aren't your average court bags. Usually coming with a telescopic handle and smooth wheeling motion, these bags are easy to transport. Plus, firm carrier straps offer versatility when wheeling won't work and you need to carry or lift this bag. View our page Rolling Bags today to choose from our wide selection!
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Doha, Qatar– As Governments gathering for the 18th Conference of the Parties of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP18) continue discussions on the need to address the drivers of forest loss, the Global Forest Coalition [1], today launches a video repository [2] that tells a powerful story about the commodification of forests as a key driver of climate change. This can only worsen as new industrial 'bio-economy' strategies come into play.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. – UNC Asheville Head Baseball Coach Tom Smith has announced the hiring of former Bulldog pitcher Aaron Rembert as an assistant coach upon approval of the Board of Trustees. The announcement came Tuesday afternoon.
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