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This girl is beautiful and very talented! and yes! I know this Diva wrestle. This girl will raise to the top very fast after training!! By the way Artie she looks unforgetable!!!!
he's got a bad wig on
shes got ass for daays
Another thing WWE needs to start getting Divas who can actually WRESTLE Not just attractive models/NBA dancers. There are a lot of hot Divas who were hired for their wrestling skills i.e Beth, Mickie, Gail, Melina, Natalya and there are others
TBH I find a lot of black girls attractive and she is ugly and IMO being black has nothing to do with it
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The Yosemite is a full-size pickup truck featured in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
The Yosemite is evidently a full-size pickup truck larger in size than Bobcat, resembling a heavy-duty version of a 1988-1999 GMC Sierra full size pickup (but missing a pair of headlights). Its two-tone color schemes seem inspired by most early 1980s pickups. The vehicle is only capable of seating two. The truck is presumably named after the Yosemite National Park in California, probably as some link to the Sierra Nevada than the GMC Sierra. The PS2 version also has a twin-rear axle tire configuration, while the PC version does not. The Yosemite cannot be modified.
Based on the vehicle's internal statistics, the Yosemite possess superior qualities over most other pickup trucks, (second only to the Picador in terms of performance) with good speed, acceleration, and handling; these attributes were also tested by Rockstar to ascertain the vehicle's performance.
In practice, however, the Yosemite is revealed to be one of the heaviest pickup trucks in the game, resulting in severe understeer, less responsive brakes and sluggish acceleration, but still manages to achieve above average top speeds at straightaways. The truck may be useful for off-roading due to its high ground clearance, but its stiff suspension may also prove to be a problem when traversing rough terrain. Even worse is the RWD confirguation which is rubbish when in sand terrain.
The monsterb variant of the Monster in GTA San Andreas is based on the Yosemite.
- The default radio station in the Yosemite is K-DST.
- On the console versions of the game, when you skid or burnout with the Yosemite, it only leaves single skid marks. (Confirmed Xbox and PS2)
- The Landstalker and Yosemite are based on the same chassis, with slightly different headights.
- The Landstalker is a SUV, while the latter is a pickup. They both suffer from heavy weight and very stiff suspensions, but have the benefit of strong horsepower and high ground clearance. The SUV can seat 4, though.
- The Yosemite can be found almost anywhere in San Andreas.
- Sometimes driving around the freeway near the Los Santos Airport will cause them to spawn in traffic.
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My 3pce balance iz an inch or two noze-heavy (compared to standard)(even with that ubeaut Eliminator 5/16-18 Joint1) -- i kood fix that by shaving off lots of maple, but that would reduce stiffness (and getting extra stiffness woz the primary goal which got me going on this 3pce stuff, getting a tote-able small cue-case woz allways a secondary consideration).
But praps I am getting used to the noze-heavyness (and so kood anyone). Anyhow no cue iz very noze-heavy to me koz i hold the cue much shorter than anybody (mainly koz of the forward angle of my hand, but that's another story).
But getting back to krappy stalin-joints, i reckon that magnesium (SG 1.74) would be better koz it iz lighter than titanium (SG 4.5)(when uzing same sized pin). Hell, Bakelite (phenolic rezin) haz a SG of 1.7 (and magnesium iz much stronger)(maple's SG iz say 0.70).
None of this would make much difference to my 3pce cues koz the steel pin (wood skrew) in my homemade Joint2 only adds about 0.43oz to the cue wt -- the sound-wave would hardly know it woz there. And the 5/16-18 in Joint1 only adds praps 1oz.
Anyhow the plain linseeded look of the (stringybark or peppermint) light brown wide-grained butt-pce of mine looks very nice. I wont be painting it. But i might burn on some discreet little rings (and praps some rarrk) near the ends in an indigenous (didgeridoo) fashion.


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President Jacob Zuma also said Monday that one soldier is missing.
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A winter surf sojourn is a cathartic experience. It serves as tropical therapy from the relentless cold and dwindled daylight, a chance to charge rare pumping swells, or simply an exhilarating change of scenery. There are many reasons to pencil one onto your calendar. The challenge isn't so much finding a motivation why but deciding where. That's why we dove into our TransWorld SURF research lab and did the analysis for you. Here are five of our go-to destinations, diverse in culture and climate, but equally enticing for the winter wanderer. –Mike Fish
In the summer the Caribbean, although idyllic and exotic, looks like a giant lake. But in the winter, it's a surfer's paradise with consistent swell and endless nooks and crannies. Where to start? Barbados, which some claim holds the Atlantic's most consistent surf. This isle in the Lesser Antilles is home to a variety of breaks and is open to swell on all sides. However, its eastern shore receives the majority of attention because of Soupbowl, an epic right-hand reef break that's almost always rideable and sometimes world class. Nearby are a number of other fun spots, and a short drive will unveil even more. Conditions range daily (and hourly) from onshore and messy or glassy and playful to offshore and tubing. Locals are always out at the 'Bowl, as are droves of visitors, and the takeoff spot is narrow. But if you visit for two weeks, stay on top of it and show some respect, odds are you'll return home sunburned, surfed out, and smiling for months afterward.
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16 Jun 2012 - 16 Jun 2012There will be 9 billion people on Earth by 2050. But by 2030, the current food demand will double and the demand for water will increase by 35%. In addition to using existing land efficiently, we will need 120 million hectares of new land to meet this food demand. At present, about 60% of all the world?s uncultivated arable land is in Africa, but this is a continent where 2/3 of the land is either deserts or drylands.
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To meet the growing global food and water demands while avoiding encroachment on the remaining forests for food production and the creation man-made deserts in the remaining parts of Africa and elsewhere, degrading land and create resilient landscapes must be re-greened. The drylands are the best chance we have to achieve multiple goals at a scale that has significant and durable impact.
Globally, the drylands support 2.1 billion people, with the majority of its inhabitants still dependent upon the success of extensive grazing systems and sustainable crop production intensification. But drylands are a significant source of the worlds? food and water production. They account for 50% of all livestock, as much as half of the agricultural GDP in most African countries is derived from livestock. Nearly half, 44% to be precise, of all the world?s cultivated systems are in the drylands. Also, for every three crops under cultivation today, one originated from the drylands.
Ironically, drylands have been considered marginal ? subject to degradation, loss of biodiversity and ineffective water management ? while the people they support have been marginalized. Targeting drylands is key in the march towards sustainable development not least because of their strong connection to land degradation and desertification and other global issues, including climate change, droughts and floods, famine, poverty and social disruption).
Successful methodologies to avoid, curb and reverse land degradation are being employed at a landscape scale on millions of hectares across Africa. These methodologies also offer ways out of poverty. They include holistic approaches to managing rangelands, parklands systems, agroforestry and evergreen agriculture, sand-dune fixation and others that build on traditional practices. The cases presented will demonstrate the essentials for achieving long-term sustainability and resilience including innovative practice and policy contributions to adaptive governance frameworks. They offer pathways to achieving the target of a zero-net rate of land degradation, whereby, every year, degrading land is offset by restoring an equal amount of land that is already degraded and by avoiding degradation altogether and by enhancing the productivity of the land. These examples from the field, depict solutions that are culturally appropriate, highly scalable, cost effective, regenerative and nature-based.
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If you're getting a present from me, you better believe it's homemade. Don't return the gift you got me quite yet, though – I'm not talking the ornaments-made-of-popsicle-sticks kind of homemade. This year, all the good girls and boys on my list will get DIY, personalized drink coasters, because ringing in the New Year shouldn't include unsightly cup rings on your new coffee table.
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text: 1,084 days: How Toy Story 3 was made Blockbuster 04 June 10 by Jonah Lehrer This article was taken from the July issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing onlineScreenwriter William Goldman once famously declared that the most important fact of life in Hollywood is that "nobody knows anything". It was his way of describing a reality that continues to haunt the movie business: studio executives have no idea which pictures will make money. Unless, of course, those pictures are made by Pixar Animation Studios.Since 1995, when the first Toy Story was released, Pixar has made nine films, and every one has been a runaway hit. Pixar's secret? Its unusual creative process.Most of the time, a studio assembles a cast of freelance professionals to work on a single project and cuts them loose when the picture is done. At Pixar, a staff of writers, directors, animators and technicians move from project to project. As a result, the studio has built a team of filmmakers who know and trust one another in ways unimaginable on most sets. Which explains how they can handle the constant critiques that are at the heart of Pixar's relentless process.Animation days at the studio all begin the same way: the animators and director gather in a small screening room filled with comfy couches. They eat sugary cereals and drink coffee. Then the team begins analysing the few seconds of film animated the day before, as they ruthlessly "shred" each frame. Even the most junior staffers are encouraged to join in. The upper echelons also subject themselves to megadoses of healthy criticism.Every few months, the director of each Pixar film meets with the brain trust, a group of senior creative staff. The purpose of the meeting is to offer comments on the work in progress -- and that can lead to some major revisions. "It's important that nobody gets mad at you for screwing up," says Lee Unkrich, director of Toy Story 3. "We know screwups are an essential part of making something good. That's why our goal is to screw up as fast as possible."The proof is in the product. The average international gross per Pixar film is more than $550 million (£370 million), and the cartoons are critical darlings -- the studio has collected 24 Academy Awards. Nobody in Hollywood knows anything. Pixar seems to know everything. How they did it, step-by-step... Read page 2 123 Read on one page Latest on wired.co.uk


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Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron makes a speech on having a referendum on staying in the European Union in London, Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2013. Cameron said Wednesday he will offer British citizens a vote on whether to leave the European Union if his party wins the next election, a move which could trigger alarm among fellow member states. He acknowledged that public disillusionment with the EU is "at an all-time high," using a long-awaited speech in central London to say that the terms of Britain's membership in the bloc should be revised and the country's citizens should have a say. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)


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Celebrate Spring at 2013 Siouxland Garden Show
SIOUX CITY, Iowa – Celebrate the arrival of spring with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach and the University of Nebraska Extension during the three-day 2013 Siouxland Garden Show on March 22–24 at the Sioux City Convention Center.
The Siouxland Garden Show is a one-stop shopping and educational extravaganza for everything related to lawns and gardens. The show features inspiring displays, educational seminars, how-to sessions, make and take workshops, and face-to-face consultations provided by regional and national experts, services and businesses. Gardeners will find time and money saving ways to improve and refresh outdoor surroundings—from the latest in water features to creating curb appeal, from fairy gardens to cooking local foods, from smart irrigation to attracting birds to your garden.
Show hours are Friday 12 p.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Advance tickets are available at ISU Extension and Outreach-Woodbury County, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension-Dakota County, and both Earl May Nursery and Garden Center locations in Sioux City.
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With a theme of "Seeds of Change," the seventh annual Siouxland Garden Show has many new aspects.
- A third day has been added; the show will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
- A "make and take" center has been added to allow attendees to practice what they learn and leave the show with a jump start on their lawn and garden projects.
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Columnist and author Jan Riggenbach leads off the show on Friday at 12:30 p.m. by sharing Big Ideas for Smaller Gardens.
One of the nation's leading herbalists, Jim Long, will be presenting throughout the weekend. Long will share how to grow and use the 10 most popular herbs and will challenge show goers to take a fresh look at salsa. Forty-seven educational seminars, how-to sessions and make-and-take workshops are scheduled to inspire and motivate even the greenest gardener.
The Children's Corner will offer free, fun and interactive activities for youth to learn a love for gardening and explore a rain forest setting.
Vendors of the Siouxland Garden Show offer a variety of door prizes, with the grand prize built during the garden show. Bill McAnally, McAnally Consulting, will build a garden shed out of salvaged materials, some of which were salvaged from the Siouxland area. Metal roofing, barn wood, windows and additional materials salvaged during the de-construction of barns, outbuildings and homes will be used to build the shed. Attendees will be able to watch the progress as materials are added to the shed throughout the show. The garden shed will be given away during the door prize drawing on Sunday, March 24.
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Foxboro, MA (Sports Network) - Having already wrapped up the AFC East the
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Thanks to four touchdown passes from Tom Brady, New England took a 42-14 win
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Brady was 21-for-35 with 296 yards while Aaron Hernandez posted eight catches
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Stevan Ridley carried the ball 18 times for 72 yards and his touchdown in the
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Restricted to Year IV students.
Prior to graduation, each student must successfully complete an approved internship of 1,800 hours within 24 calendar months, which meets the guidelines published by the Council for the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology. Internship may be pursued in several formats: half-time during the fourth and fifth years, full-time during the fifth year, etc. Year IV students should register for PY 896, Internship.


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The objective in this project was to create a unique space in the main entrance of the house and for that we found inspiration in the volcanic gardens, we chose magnolias, ferns, salvias and rosemary so we could make a multi-sensory space where you could touch, smell, see, eat, and hear the garden.
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