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Caribbean sea and Private Members pool a short walk away! This one bedroomed property has french windows from the bedroom onto the garden. Tthe bedroom has airconditioning, ceiling fan, modern shower room. There is a guest shower room off the living room which is a great advantage when two are getting ready for a wonderful night out., it also means visitors do not have to enter your bedroom should they need the facilities! The open plan kitchen has a build-in oven and microwave, toaster kettle fridge/freezer, Although II have noticed that most guests like to eat out as the choice is great! There is a dining table and 4 chairs which I have put on the covered terrace as there is a lovely breeze there. There are also easy chairs for the cocktail hour on the terrace which overlooks the front lawn. The front lawn is very large and is ideal for sunbathing.
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
|1 bedroom, 2 bathrooms of which 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Grantley Adams
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Telephone, Safe, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Microwave, Fridge
|King Beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
THE BED IS MADE UP AS A KING SIZE BUT CAN BE SEPARATED TO MAKE 2 SINGLE BEDS. The pool is a short walk away and overlooks the Caribbean sea, there are loungers for your use at NO extra charge. The pool is attached to the Beach House a Bar/Restarurant serving drinks and good food all day and a fine dining menu in the evening which is excellent. You will need the members card to enter the pool (a 50$ deposit is payable for the card and refunded when the card is returned)You will be able to connect to the internet there - just ask at reception and they will give you the code
|Further details outdoors
The Platinum coast of Barbados is wonderful and Holetown is in the middle, there are good restaurants, a shopping mall with many lovely boutiques and a supermarket for all your shopping, on the way to the mall you walk through the Chattel Village which is very pretty with shops for all your gifts. Across the road from the mall there is an entrance to the beach and on the left you have Zaccios great for cocktails making friends and good food for lunch and dinner, on the right there is Surfside which is actually on the beach and a great place for fun, drinks and of course famous for televised football matches.
The Island of barbados is known through out the world for its beauty, beaches, Caribbean sea, lovely food and its friendly people, the west coast is probably the most famous and Holetown is in the middle. The bungalow is a few minutes walk across the road away from the members pool which leads directly on the beach (there are loungers for members use at the pool @ no extra charge), it is attached to the Beach House which has very good food and so great when you leave the pool for a drink and a snack! The famous Sandy Lane beach is about 10 minutes away. There are some terrific restaurants from the beachbars serving Bajan food at Surfside (with satelite TV for the football addicts) to Tides one of the best restaurants on the Island. The shopping mall is a short walk through the Chattel Village (gifts galore here) where there is a big supermarket and many Boutiques. Sandy Lane golf course is the nearest golf course and it is the most beautiful golf course I have seen, beautiful grounds with beautiful flowers.
The beach at Holetown is lively and great fun, there are glass bottom boats for visiting the turtles and jumping in to feed them,and visit the ship wreck, water ski, jet ski or a day on a catamaran. There are two fab restaurant/bars here, Zaccios for excellent cocktails and dinner and Surfside for Bajan food and of course the football. If you would prefer a peaceful beach there are many and all the beaches in Barbados and public, so you will soon have your favourite! I can also recommend Mullins beach, where you hire the beds and waiters will bring your drinks to you, great day out and only 10 mins on the bus, the bus costs $2


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WASHINGTON D.C. — Efforts by the National Restaurant Association (NRA) to block the progress of a bill increasing the federal minimum wage could not stop the July 28 passage of H.R. 5970, the Estate Tax and Extension of Tax Relief Act of 2006, by the U.S. House of Representatives.
According to a news release, the bill would increase the federal minimum wage by 41 percent, from $5.15 to $7.25 over the next three years. It passed by a vote of 230-180.
"The restaurant industry has long been opposed to a federally mandated wage increase, as it would target small businesses that employ people in entry-level positions, ultimately impeding job creation and hurting those that it is intended to assist," said Steve Anderson, NRA president and chief executive officer. "We are pleased that there are several provisions that will benefit small businesses, including restaurants, although we strongly object to the wage increase in this package."
A federal wage increase to $7.25 per hour is the largest increase in the entry-level wage rate ever proposed. In the past, increases in the federal minimum wage have had a dramatic impact on restaurant industry employment. An analysis based on a nationwide survey of 1,000 restaurant operators showed that over 146,000 jobs were cut from restaurant payrolls, with operators postponing plans to hire an additional 106,000 new employees after previous federal wage increases.
Nationally, 85 percent of those who would benefit from a minimum-wage hike are teens living with their working parents, adults living alone, or second earners. Just 15 percent of people who earn minimum wage are sole earners in households with children.
The bill included provisions that are important to small businesses: a two-year restaurant building depreciation relief (including new construction); a two-year extension of the Work Opportunity Tax Credit; and tip credit relief for the seven states without tip credits. In addition, the bill also includes a permanent tax reduction for most estates subject to the "death tax," which will provide significant relief to many family-owned restaurants.
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In terms of design I prefer samurott, but in terms of battling preferences is a draw between those two.
Carracosta has 4x weakness to grass, but this actually doesn't matter that much when it's role on the team is usually defensive for me. But it can set up Shell Smash and sweep into physical attacks bar Aqua Jet, which's another option, but one that I wouldn't use.
Samurott is more into being a (boosting) mixed attacker, and though it's also bulky it's not as much as carracosta.
To finish with, this depends on which role your team needs the most, and I must say that for me samurott is better because I usually need sweepers more than defensive pokemons, said that I mainly have more defensive than sweepers, so my final choice is samurott.
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Misty Blue
'"Misty Blue"' is a song written by Bob Montgomery in 1966 which has become a hit in the pop, C&W and soul fields through various versions, the most successful being the 1976 pop/soul hit by Dorothy Moore.
C&W hit versions[edit]
|"Misty Blue"
|Single by Eddy Arnold
|from the album The Last Word in Lonesome
|"Calling Mary Names"
|May 1967
|7" single
|20 April 1966
|RCA Victor
|Bob Montgomery
|Chet Atkins
|Eddy Arnold singles chronology
Montgomery wrote the song for Brenda Lee; he recalls: "I wrote 'Misty Blue' in about twenty minutes. It was a gift and it was perfect for Brenda Lee, but she turned it down. Her producer Owen Bradley loved the song and as he couldn't push her to do it, he cut it country style with Wilma Burgess."[1] Burgess recorded the song in a 24 March 1966 session at the Columbia Recording Studio in South Nashville; after another track from the same session, "Don't Touch Me", was released to become a #12 C&W hit that summer, "Misty Blue" was released in October 1966 to spend most of December 1966 and January–February 1967 in the C&W Top Ten, peaking #4 and was Burgess' highest charting release.[2]
Eddy Arnold recorded "Misty Blue" in a Chet Atkins-produced session at the RCA Victor Studio on 20 April 1966; included on the June 1966 album release The Last Word in Lonesome, Arnold's "Misty Blue" had a belated single release in May 1967 to introduce The Best of Eddy Arnold compilation album. Besides virtually matching Burgess' success with the song—Arnold's version peaking at C&W #3—Arnold's "Misty Blue" became the first version of the song to crossover to the pop field reaching #57 on the Billboard Hot 100 in June 1967 and rising as high as #3 Easy Listening: the single's pop chart peaks in Cash Box and Record World were respectively #20 and #48.
Billie Jo Spears had a #5 C&W hit with "Misty Blue" in 1976 after the Dorothy Moore pop/soul hit version had revived interest in the song.
R&B hit versions[edit]
|"Misty Blue"
|Single by Dorothy Moore
|from the album Misty Blue B-side
|"Here It Is"
|7" single
|Southern soul
|Malaco Records
|Bob Montgomery
|Tom Couch, James Stroud
|Dorothy Moore singles chronology
The first R&B recording of "Misty Blue" was a 1972 version by Joe Simon, which while not one of his biggest R&B hits at #47, did return "Misty Blue" to the Hot 100 at #91 (on the Cash Box pop chart, it peaked at #62).[citation needed]
In 1973 Dorothy Moore recorded "Misty Blue" at Malaco Records in Jackson, Mississippi[3] cutting her vocal in a single take:[1] Malaco owner Tommy Couch was familiar with the song via the Joe Simon version.[4] Malaco, then a production company, were unable to successfully shop Moore's recording of "Misty Blue" to a label, and in November 1975 the cash-strapped Malaco used the last of its resources to press Moore's "Misty Blue" and release it on the Malaco label. Henry Stone through his TK Productions picked the single up for national distribution and began promoting it heavily using his own independent network. [2]
After receiving its initial airplay in Chicago and Washington DC,[4] Moore's single broke in the southern states in April 1976 and three months later it was nominated for a Grammy Award. In 1976 the single reached #2 on the R&B charts and #3 on the Hot 100.,[5] as well as #14 on the Adult Contemporary chart. Billboard ranked it as the No. 19 song for 1976.[6]
"Misty Blue" was also a UK hit, reaching #5 there on the chart dated for the week of 8 August 1976.[3] Moore's single also achieved hit status in Australia (#5), Canada (#4), New Zealand (#4), South Africa (#11)[4] and also Brazil, ranking at #19 on Brazil's Top 100 singles of 1976, while a re-release would rank at #56 on Brazil's Top 100 singles of 1983. Moore's version is included on the soundtrack of the 1996 movie Phenomenon and also the 2008 movie Made of Honor. In 2014 Dorothy Moore's "Misty Blue" had been on the iTunes blues top ten charts in up to nine countries for the last three years.[citation needed] When first released, her "Misty Blue" was on the B-side.[citation needed]
Other versions[edit]
Bob Montgomery estimates there are over 200 versions of "Misty Blue".[citation needed] In 2002, the English trip hop trio Amillionsons released a song which heavily sampled the track titled "Mistiblu" which reached #39 UK.[7] Monica covered the song on her 1998 multi-platinum album The Boy Is Mine.
- ^ http://www.spencerleigh.demon.co.uk/Interview_Montgomery.htm
- ^ Whitburn, Joel (2004). The Billboard Book Of Top 40 Country Hits: 1944-2006, Second edition. Record Research. p. 62.
- ^ http://www.clarionledger.com/article/20110419/NEWS/110419001/Malaco-Records-rebuild-bigger-better-after-tornado
- ^ a b Sumrall, Jr, Johnny W. (2008). Classic Magnolia Rock: History of Original Mississippi Rock and Roll 1953-1970 (1st US ed.). Bloomington IN: AuthorHouse. pp. 21–22. ISBN 978-1-4389-2960-6.
- ^ Whitburn, Joel (2004). Top R&B/Hip-Hop Singles: 1942-2004. Record Research. p. 412.
- ^ Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 1976
- ^ "Official Charts Amillionsons". www.officialcharts.com. Retrieved 28 November 2014.
External links[edit]
- 1966 singles
- 1967 singles
- 1972 singles
- 1976 singles
- Eddy Arnold songs
- Wilma Burgess songs
- Sheena Easton songs
- Ella Fitzgerald songs
- Connie Francis songs
- Billie Jo Spears songs
- Monica (singer) songs
- Prince (musician) songs
- Songs written by Bob Montgomery (songwriter)
- Song recordings produced by Chet Atkins
- Etta James songs
- 1966 songs
- RCA Victor singles


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Sunday, September 15, 2013
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The plan for this week was: 4,8,5,12
What I ran: 4,7,0,13.1
Tuesday was a nice run. I ran easy, 11:30's. Just around the neighborhood.
Wednesday, life got in the way of running in the morning. I had a couple of meetings for the ... Read more
Friday, September 06, 2013
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The training period is 18 weeks... More than half way there!!!
Last week was a step up week, as is this week. Last week:3,7,4,15. This week: 4,8,4,16.
I got all the runs in last week, with a small modification... Instead of the 4mile... Read more
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
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Yesterday was a great run... Today.. Not so much!
When I was running, it was a nice, easy pace. But, I was tired, lethargic, heavy, bloated. Icky.
I walked a lot. Pretty much every mile, I would walk for a bit. Sometimes more than... Read more
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
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I am not a fast runner. Especially since I've gained back a bunch of weight. (working on that... but it's slow going) But, I am getting faster & stronger!
This morning, I had a 3 mile run on my schedule. I got up early (and got the kids... Read more
Sunday, August 18, 2013
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I did it! I ran 13 + miles for a training run!
Next week, I step back to 10, then the week after that I start running longer than I have ever run.
I'm apprehensive, and looking forward to it, all at the same time.
My run today, start... Read more
Saturday, August 17, 2013
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Yes.. I went out for a great yoga practice today. It was a variable class, one where the flow is always different, different parts are worked. Today, it was abs, opening hips, and more abs. the opening of hips, and buttock stretches were grea... Read more
Sunday, July 28, 2013
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Training is going GREAT!!
Today was my long run for the week! I met up with a couple of running buddies. We went for a nice, super hilly 10 miles. I left at that point, as my plan was only 10. They both ran another 3 miles. It took me 2 h... Read more
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
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Tuesday, July 16, 2013
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Last week was not a good week for running!!! On Saturday, June 6th, I slipped mowing the lawn. I ended up straining my left thigh. Being the stubborn person that I am... I ran the next day. 7 miles. Did Ok.. but had a couple of issues: it wa... Read more
Wednesday, July 03, 2013
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Hmmm.. I think my number is a bit off.. Oh Well...
Yesterday I went to a track event put on by my running club. It's a fun, no pressure chance to run sprints, short and long ones, with others. It's timed, but no prizes. It costs $3 a w... Read more
Tuesday, July 02, 2013
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Training is going well so far. Y es... I realize that it's only the second week... but I've been feeling super good while running!
I ran long on Saturday, while at my parents house. Running there is always a hilly experience! I ran 6.5 m... Read more
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
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Done for today. 3 miles. I met with a friend, about half way thru my run. It was great to have someone to run with.
I think I'll have to call her and set up some running dates with her. It makes those morning runs so much more fun! Plus... Read more
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
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Today's goal was 3 miles.
Did it.
11:30, 11:30, 11 splits.
I walked again at the 2 mile mark. not sure why I keep doing this.
Tomorrow is another 3 miles. Will run a different route to shake things up, so that I have a me... Read more
Monday, June 24, 2013
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The plan has me running Tues, Wed, Thurs & Saturday. 3,4,3,6
I ran this morning, as I have a 12 hour car trip planned on Thursday. So, I just moved the running up by a day. It was a great run! 3.2 miles. WarmUp & Cool down included.
... Read more
Monday, May 27, 2013
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Started a new challenge today. It's a simple one.
Run every day, at least 1 mile, between Memorial Day, and Independence day.
Today: 2 miles on the treadmill. I just wasn't moving much today, but this evening, in order to hit the cha... Read more


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Makalya McAdams was credited with Tuesday's win in the pitcher's circle for NMSU, improving to 11-5 on the season. She threw 2.1 innings, allowing two runs on two hits and striking out one batter. Celisha Walker would complete the final 2.2 innings of work, allowing six hits and no runs while striking out two batters.
The Lobos' pitching staff, on the other hand, would issue 10 walks on the evening.
Fiana Finau led NMSU at the plate, going 3-for-4 with three RBI - highlighted by her three-run home run during a six-run third-inning rally for the Aggies.
Emma Adams and Malena Padilla were both 2-for-3 in the game, with Adams recording three RBI and Padilla collecting two RBI of her own. Kelsey Dodd also added a home run, while Brennalyn Nakamura cracked two doubles and knocked in two RBI as well.
As a team, the Aggies out-hit the Lobos 13-8, while playing an error-free game on the defensive side.
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Some really sweet stuff here man! Will be keeping an eye on this thread.
Some really sweet stuff here man! Will be keeping an eye on this thread.
Great fucking stuff here man, that last self portrait is just brilliant! KUDOS TO YOU!
a la bapsi: hahaha! I'll keep working at it then. Quality, quality, quality. Okay.
Liffey: Hey cool, I'm glad you like what you see!
Mischeviouslittleelf:Yay! That means a lot!
Ahhhhh stuff. Studies.
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Wow sweet figure studies!
Nice update, dude.
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aaah more hands~ gotta love a well done hand!! especially if it's not anime like
Sketchbook - I really appreciate comments and critique, please visit!
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"Good artists are the crappy artists who never gave up!!"
Whoa! You crazy man! ^^
Good sketches, I like the bug sketches, they work with a minimum of lines. Very good.
Nice color studies as usual.
Don't worry too much about the amount of stuff you're creating, try to keep a good balance between quality and quantity. The same with studies and imaginary work.
You show me stuff, and I'll try to give some decent comments and advice.
Keep it up man, sorry for my abscence, I'll come by more often.
This last speedpainting looks great
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link_choi: Thanks!
Shadow Stalker: Thanks, mate!
BlackDelphin: I do my best to stray from those anime hands as often as I can. :3
Nicky S: You speak words of wisdom, my friend...the quality is the most important thing. once I get some of my outside work finished I'll be set to do some more studies and really work again. Thanks for commenting, sir!
Quikenobi: w00t, thank you sir!
Just a small update. speedpainting...kinda struggling with the faces still... I'll be scanning from my sketchbook soon...
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My face...with this one I definitely had one of those experiences where i kept working and just went at it a little too long. There were some really nice strokes that were very effective in the early stages that I ended up overworking. I guess I know what's "too far" a little better now, though. Good experience.
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Some sketches for the Team CHoW...
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Hey dude^^ Another cool self portrait, and the characters are looking quite cool Keep at it man^^
Nice update!,
The speedpainting looks good, don't have any critique on it... Is it from mind or reffed?
The self-portrait seems stuck in between two stages, the stage where the painting is still painterly, and the stage where a painting gets finished till it's crisp and clean. I guess that makes it feel overworked.. It's still good though.. Especially for educational pusposes.
Oh and the sketches for the team Chow ! I love sketches like this in photoshop, one thing I would crit are the legs of the big guy on the far right, they could've been more defined. But overal it's looking great!
And... Is that an afro on the left character? Would be cool. It enhences the silhouette.
Keep it up!
Really nice sketches for the Team ChOW
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i Dig those character designs! ^w^
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good luck to your chow team!
and the 50 min study in the post before that was great too!
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great new studies, I especially like the tribesman with yellow flowers, the asian girl and that awesome negative space self portait. was a pleasure to check with your thread
NickyS: This one is reffed, again just so I can observe color...maybe I should try to make it up more often?
Yeah, I think you hit the nail on the head, it's very in between. So thank you very much for pointing that out...I guess I either have to stop short or get in for the long haul. Thanks for stopping by again, Nick.
Quikenobi: Hey thanks!
GweNdZ: More to come, for sure!
Matte_Art: Pffsh. You're kind.
hala: Yeah! And same to yours! It's going to be crazy!
griffinfly: Well thank you very much! I appreciate your visit and the feedback! I'm glad my speedpaints read enough that you could interpret those as flowers and not just mustard stains or something.
self portrait and sketches for teamchow!
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Nice work man,
No real crit, except that I want mooooore! Especially the small thumbnails, beautiful!
Keep it up!
Danm some fresh updates!
Your works getting really strong bud!
Those thumnails show so much character
keep having fun learning and drawing -Jamie
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I especially like the self-portrait this time around! Great colors and mood!
You're definitely going to get somewhere... and fast!
The thumbs are great as well... we could do alot with those when it comes down to the project
Man... I'm kinda sad that we only have to make 3 characters with all these great thumbs we are all pulling out hahaha!!
Anyway... talk to you at the meet soon
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I love the expression on your face. chakraball ftw
hahahah awesome
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Those thumbnails are HOT! Love the pencilled characters as well as the digital ones from your previous post. The pencilled building/enviro is so sick... I just love the character designs and everything, your work looks so awesome.
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Loving the update! Great faces, very nice looking, and all those character thumbs are delicious. The character painting looks very interesting, very intriguing... I'm looking forward to seeing him done!
I like the speedpaint of that windfarm cliffside shanty town. Keep on rocking!
Hehe, lol, have you been watching star wars lately? Cause those are a Y-wing and some at-st inspired walkers ^^, or at least they look a lot like them. Hmmm... I love Starwars...
Good drawings as usual, nor real crit's there I like m all. But you've showed another beauty, that environmental speedpaint is looking good, try some more of those, or try fleshing out that idea some more by doing different paints of the some city.
I'd love to see those.
Keep it up!
Your character designs are very creative Good work on your selfportraits
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I'm aware of that, mainly I had hoped for someone to even bring up settlement there, or at least the utilization of its resources. Did any game survive on the planet? They made a big deal about that meat locker on that ship having some of the last beef in the galaxy. Maybe there were some Kobol cows they could have captured and bred.
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- I fail to see how that provides a logical, coherent argument for the increase.
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logical, reasoned, reasonable, well reasoned, rational, sound, cogent;
consistent, well organized, systematic, orderly, methodical;
clear, lucid, articulate, relevant, intelligible, comprehensible
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3 Physics (Of waves) having a constant phase relationship.
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These are great pictures! Nope my family has never gotten professional pictures. It would be cool if we did.
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We did when the kids were very little. But they weren't as nice as these are! I remember the photographer being very irritated in my little ones' fidgeting and giggling. It was very stressful. (And they were supposedly a "family" photographer!) These are so lovely!
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Will Josie's 1st birthday. And both sets of twins bdays be on the new season?
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Re: Could Janeway have sold the Tuvix process to the Vidiians as a Cur
How would the new mass be displaced?
Swiss cheese?
Same size but lighter?
So you use the proccess to break a single sick Vidiian into a thousand 1 inch tall Viddians... you take the healthy ones out and put them into a baggy and burn the rest.
When you have a thousand healthy Vidians in baggies, you let them out and combine them into a new singular healthy Vidian.
seriously though that Holomatrix Janeway gave the Hirogen?
That could have saved them.
Unless you don't think that the downloaded personalities into the holobuffers are anything but fake copies, and really Janeway would have just tricked them all into committing mass suicide... Though the Bynars seemed fine with living in Enterprises computers, so did Barclay and Data's Grampa.
What if the Think Tank was actually hired by some sick of the Vidians organ harvesters, and their endgame was the destruction of the Vidiians because even if you cured them of the phage, the organ harvesting wouldn't stop?
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