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Read Psalm 119:11. What are ways in which a person "hides" God's Word in his or her heart?
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West Nassau County Site Named 'Mega' Industrial Park; the Wooded Area Owned by Rayonier Could Become the Home to Industry
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State Sen. Aaron Bean turned to Gov. Rick Scott and told him Nassau County is so passionate about job creation "that we will go into the deep woods and celebrate under a tent if it means bringing jobs."
Bean's description captured the scene Tuesday morning at Crawford Diamond Industrial Park, which covers about 1,800 acres of forest in west Nassau County where CSX and Norfolk Southern rail lines intersect.
Scott joined U.S. Rep. Ander Crenshaw, state lawmakers and county officials as they hailed McCallum Sweeney Consulting's designation of Crawford Diamond as a "mega industrial park."
"This is going to be exciting," Scott told the crowd gathered under a huge tent near the Norfolk Southern line. "I'll do everything I can to promote this area and promote this specific project as I travel around the county and get more businesses here."
Several sites given the "mega" designation by McCallum Sweeney later gained large manufacturing operations such as automobile plants. But the label doesn't necessarily lead quickly to development.
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I have now quit that job.
After two and half years i am moving on!
Hopefully I'm going to university next year! My aim is to have two degrees within the next 6 years.
I will have a diploma in Costumery and a BA in anthropology.
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This is something I wanted to draw for awhile now. These two as... these two haha. I initially wanted to get some Armonia characters and draw them as the rest of the main characters too, I just, couldn't figure out who could be who ugh.
So me and Jade some how gotten into a conversation that lead to me finally drawing this. So. Yeah.
Guess I could've done something more interesting with the BG but I just wanted to get this done hhhhhh.
I really kind of like it though haha~ ovo
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The Library and Information Technology Association (LITA), a division of the American Library Association, has announced that Gary Marchionini is the recipient of the 2000 Frederick G. Kilgour Award for Research in Library and Information Technology. The award is sponsored by OCLC and LITA.
According to the announcement, the aim of the award is to bring attention to "real-world" research relevant to the development of information technologies. The recognized work should show promise of having a positive and substantive impact on any aspect of the publication, storage, retrieval, and dissemination of information, or the processes by which information and data are manipulated and managed.
Marchionini is Cary C. Boshamer professor in the School of Information and Library Science at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. Previously he was the director of the Center for Automation Research, Digital Library Research Group at the University of Maryland.
He received his Ph.D. in curriculum development and mathematics education from Wayne State University.
The Federal Library and Information Center Committee (FLICC) of the Library of Congress has announced the winners of its national awards for federal librarianship.
The 1999 Federal Library/Information Center of the Year award has been given to two recipients. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Library was recognized for its initiative and vision in providing rapid and efficient access to scientific and managerial information and for being the focal point for the transfer of environmental information for the nation. In 1999 the NOAA Central Library organized over 500 NOAA Web sites under one locator and created a unique digital image library of meteorological images from the 1800s to the 1950s. The Los Alamos National Laboratory Research Library was recognized for its singular vision linked to sound business processes that have led to unprecedented levels of customer service, technological innovation, and leadership in the community. In one example, the research library joined forces with other organizations at the laboratory to develop a browsable interface for categorizing its science and technology Web resources to create the foundation for a laboratorywide Internet portal.
The 1999 Federal Librarian of the Year award was given to Marion Jerri Knihnicki, library director of the U.S. Army Transportation School. She was recognized for her extraordinary professional and personal competencies demonstrated in planning, implementing, and executing a leading-edge virtual library at the U.S. Army Transportation School. She managed a team of personnel that developed online courses, learning modules, and an online library catalog that has become the basis for the Deployment Information Support System for soldiers during military crises. Knihnicki recently accepted a promotion to the Army Library at the Pentagon.
The 1999 Federal Library Technician of the Year award was given to Rosette M. Risell, library technician for the Ruth H. Hooker Research Library at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL). Risell was recognized for routinely performing beyond the call of duty to maximize her contributions to the mission of the NRL. Her contributions have significantly enhanced the library's ability to manage its entire procurement process. In 1999 she also assumed the duties of the vacant library management assistant position and participated in two special projects: preparing an online catalog database for authority control processing and identifying and removing duplicate entries to ensure library users an accurate and concise database of library holdings. …


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The information I have on each photo is what has been told to me, so please, if you can update me on any of them I would really appreciate it.
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Maybe I'll wear my pink flamingo T-shirt, that'll narrow the field down some for youHow will we recognise each other or shall i just hug everyone i meet til i find you?
Part 33 - The final countdown 19 days to go
I really can't believe we are so close now!
I have my moments of excitement but this swine flu business is getting me down a bit.
We have a busy week this week with a trip to see Chitty Chitty Bang Bang,Harry Potter and a trip to London all for Jack's 13th birthday on Thursday.
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Most of our bits are waiting to be packed.All the toiletries have been bought and all new clothes have been washed ready to go in the case.Yes i've bought new undies again this year!
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The kids are more excited than me as usual but i'm sure the closer it gets it will start to sink in and i will be back to my normal childish bouncy self!
Forgot to say i emailed RPR to request a room with a decent view as we are there for a week for my 40th and the reply was that they would do their utmost to accommodate my request :biggrin:
Also had the 'release' forms emailed from Seaworld for the kids Shark Dive so all i need now is for Rip Ride Rockit to be open and all will be well in my little world!
they look fab babe xx
13 Days T, come on, show us some excitement!
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Part 35 - Nearly there 4 days to go
Well i thought it was about time for an update as i've not been in the mood for a while with one thing and another going on!
Tickets have finally arrived today despite Virgin promising 3 times that they had already been sent.
Kids have their $$$ and are absolutely bouncing and driving me potty!
At last the sun is shining and i am able to get the washing done and beds changed.
Tomorrow it's housework then Friday we will pack.
Saturday i'm hoping to relax and have a take away!
The itinerary is finalised although i'm sure it will be changed and i think i have finished my vacation planner which i don't think has changed much from the first draft.
Sorry i've neglected you all for a while but i've found it hard to get into it this year.After my op at the beginning of the year and having 3 months off work before going back to a not so friendly welcome i was glad when the end of term came and thought that would be when the excitement would kick in.
Then we had the ticket fiasco..........
Anyway evrything is now on schedule and we are off on holiday on Sunday.
I am officially the biggest kid in the family again and just can't wait.I've had plenty of tears this week as i still can't believe i've managed it on my own again but we are so close now.
We've hit the 'this time next week' stage and the next few days won't go quick enough.
Thanks for sticking with me and i look forward to writing you a 2009 trip report on our return.
You have had a lot going on this year and deserve this holiday
And it's nearly time.....can you believe it!!!! You are all going to have a blast and enjoy every single second. Make lots of magical memories and live the dream.
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We are really looking forward to spending time with friends and can't believe how many of us are there at the same time!


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Situated in Central Kyoto, steps from Mikane Shrine and within a short walk of Nijo Castle, Hotel Chatelet Inn Kyoto is a budget city center Kyoto hotel. Kyoto Imperial Palace and Higashi Honganji Temple are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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March 5, 2002
The four All-Americans on the Washington State University women's track and field team join a bevy of talented newcomers and several outstanding returnees to make this year's squad not only strong, but deep.
Rick Sloan, in his seventh year as head coach and 29th year with the Cougar track and field program, and his staff have gathered some of the finest student-athletes to don the crimson and gray unitards. Washington State is set to host the Pac-10 Championships this spring (May 18-19, 2002), so track and field fans will be treated to a great season of action at the Mooberry Track Complex.
Whitney Evans, a three-time All-American in the high jump and once in the heptathlon, brings a wealth of experience into her junior year. She is the defending Pac-10 Champion in the high jump and placed third in this event at the 2001 NCAA Championship, the highest finish for a WSU woman in a dozen years. In spite of a second place finished in the conference heptathlon, Evans did not compete in that event at the NCAAs due to scheduling conflicts.
Another Cougar who could qualify for the national meet in two events is senior Cicely Clinkenbeard. An All-American in the triple jump, Clinkenbeard was sidelined by an ankle injury last year and is ready to be a contender in both the triple jump and heptathlon. Leading the way in the heptathlon is junior Ellannee Richardson, a two-time All-American and defending Pac-10 Champion.
Senior Megan Maynard, an cross country All-American, will seek greater success in the second season as a steeplechaser
Senior Randi Smith will finish her hurdles career at WSU after three strong years in the intermediate and high hurdles. Smith is a team captain with several national and international meets in her resume and is looking to attain All-America status this year.
Three newcomers pop off the page for the Cougar women. High and long jumper Schquay Brignac from Woodland Hills, Calif., Tamara Diles, a pole vaulter from Bellevue, Wash., and Marie Muai, a thrower from Tacoma, Wash.
Brignac, a California state high jump champion, has cleared 5-10 and is a 19-3 long jumper. Diles brings strength, height (5-10), and proven ability to the Cougs. She was the State champion in the pole vault last year with a best mark of 12-feet and also won two State gymnastics titles (bars and floor exercise) last year at Newport High. Muai was the State champion in the shot put last year at Franklin Pierce High. She will throw both the shot and the discus in addition to learning the hammer and looks to come in and make an immediate impact.
"The women's team seems to be very strong right now," Sloan said. "We're excited about what the newcomers are going to be able to accomplish. They have surprised us with how far they have come in fall practice."
All-around performer Richardson, the top Cougar sprinter with an 11.72 in the 100m, 23.75 in the 200m and 54.14i in the 400m, is expected to run the 100m dash only occasionally. That means sophomore Erin Reed will be the short sprints leader with times of 11.82 and 23.78w in addition to owning the school freshman record in the 400m (54.41). Fellow sophomores Tamara Gulley and Bree Skinner provide depth with Gulley running the 100m, high hurdles and short relay, and Skinner racing primarily in the 100m and 200m. Junior Tiffany Giles brings valuable competitive experience and speed to the 200m and behind Richardson in the 400m. Sophomore Angelita Green has produced several good relay legs, including the school record 4x400m relay run at last year's Pac-10 Championships.
"Overall, we have good depth down the line in our running events and good front line people," Sloan said.
Green is the Cougar leader in the 800m with a time of 2:09.58. Junior Hillary Smith comes off a good cross country season after showing tremendous improvement last spring, dropping her times and becoming very consistent. Freshman Brittany Boysen has impressed Sloan with her development through the fall and joins freshman Molly Bull to provide depth here.
Juniors Anna Blue, April Gagner and Ryan Gilmore provide experience and depth in the 1500m. Blue had an outstanding cross country season after coming on at the end of last spring. Gagner, hurt for the past two years, ran well in cross country and if she can hold up physically can better her freshman time of 4:37.47.
Maynard is the steeplechase leader as the school record holder and 2001 NCAA qualifier. While others are still learning the event and becoming accomplished at hurdling, Maynard finished fourth in the Pac-10 after a fall on the first hurdle.
The 5000m will have the same depth line of runners as the 1500m. Senior Jenny Filipy and sophomore Ana Cabrera will fill in the 5k event after solid performances last year but the 10k will be more their strength along with Gilmore.
Both hurdles events will be strong again this year for the Cougars. Gulley ran a 100m hurdles time of 13.55 last year in spite of being hurt off and on. A healthy Richardson should produce faster times as well. Randi Smith had some great high hurdles times last year.
Heptathletes Evans and Clinkenbeard will work the hurdles on occasion. The 400m intermediate hurdles event have great front line strength with Smith, the school record holder, and then seniors Alison Eldridge and Heidi Abersfeller as the number two and three runners.
The Cougars return four women running at 11.91 or faster in the 100m - junior Richardson and sophomores Reed, Gulley and Skinner. Randi Smith could also move into the lineup. Continued improvement by the experienced competitors will make the WSU 4x100m relay fast and more than likely nationally noteworthy.
The 1600m relay is even more exciting for the Cougars this season.
"We have five or six women that we can utilize in a 4x400 and our objective is to get that relay team to NCAA meets, both indoors and outdoors," Sloan said. "And I think we have the talent and ability there to get that done and run down in the 3:36 range indoors. That's what we're shooting for. It you give the stick to a healthy Ellannee at the end, she's going to race with anybody in the nation." Last year Reed, Richardson, Green and Smith ran a school record time of 3:37.42 at the Pac-10 Championships.
The high jump looks to be a very strong event for WSU at both the conference and NCAA levels. Evans' experience as a three-time All-American is invaluable along with her consistent clearance over six feet. Brignac shouldn't miss a beat at the collegiate level after performing as an outstanding prep high jumper. Junior Briana Willis qualified for the NCAA indoor championships last year but didn't make the final cut.
The long jump will be carried by the multi-event athletes Clinkenbeard (19-7 1/2) and Richardson (19-6 1/4w). Depth will come from newcomer Brignac who leaped 19-3 in high school and Gulley who has shown a tremendous ability and a great understanding of jumping.
Four good triple jumpers, beginning with the school record holder, Clinkenbeard (42-10 1/4), make this another strong area for the WSU women. Sophomore Blessing Ufodiama, seniors Alison Eldridge and Itoro Elijah provide experience and depth here.
While freshman Diles began her WSU career as number three on the pole vault depth chart, she moved up to be the number one vaulter after a rare December competition. Diles cleared 13-2 1/4 to claim the freshman school record and has gone even higher in practice. Sophomore Karla McGee suffered a sprained ankle in the fall but should surpass her 12-7 1/2 of last year. Junior Stephanie Robinett has shown steady improvement the past two years and should move past her 12-6 best.
Four true freshmen will be competing in the throws this year, but all come with outstanding high school pedigrees and have the potential of being immediate impact athletes. Sophomore Shannon Rance returns after a solid freshman year, including her tremendous improvement in the shot put, getting out to 49-3. Muai and Brittany Hinchcliffe will provide good depth in the shot.
The discus corps looks good with Muai having the best discus mark (153-11) followed by Hinchcliffe and Rance.
Heptathlete Richardson has been the most consistent performer in the javelin with a best toss of 143-2 coming last year. Freshman Rachel Bertholf has the ability to develop and be a big help. The other heptathletes - Clinkenbeard and Evans - will need to fill in as needed. Hinchcliffe (166-9) and Sammy Jo Missel (162-5) bring great high school experience to the hammer and should be competitive in the Pac-10 as freshmen. Muai is learning this event very quickly and is very strong.
No doubt, this is the frosting on the Cougar competitive cake. Strength, experience and depth are found in the three All-Americans - Richardson, Evans and Clinkenbeard. "These women are going to go to the Pac-10s and score very well," Sloan said. "We should have three of the top four places with those top three. This should be one of the strongest areas on our team at the conference meet and the NCAAs if we get the right schedule for us."


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Can this news make a difference?http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/politics/sns-ap-us-obama-nih,0,4117508.story
Within days of signing the Stem Cell EO providing for Federal funding of ESC research, Obama banned federal funding for stem cell research by signing the federal budget which included the Dickey-Wicker Amendment. It's set to expire soon so perhaps there's hope that ESC's will get federal funding. ACTC could have a tough time as I have read on multiple sources that ESC funding may not go to for-profit companies. Hopefully we'll have clarity here soon.
In H.R. 3293 Title V Department of Education Appropriations Act 2010 the Dickey Amendment is preserved. It has passed the House and in the Senate for vote. The Senate will pass and Obama will sign into law again as confirmed today on a CC I was lucky to be part of with a congresswoman and a few others. Sec. 509. (a) None of the funds made available in this Act may be used for--(1) the creation of a human embryo or embryos for research purposes; or(2) research in which a human embryo or embryos are destroyed, discarded, or knowingly subjected to risk of injury or death greater than that allowed for research on fetuses in utero under 45 CFR 46.204(b) and section 498(b) of the Public Health Service Act (42 U.S.C. 289g(b)).(b) For purposes of this section, the term 'human embryo or embryos' includes any organism, not protected as a human subject under 45 CFR 46 as of the date of the enactment of this Act, that is derived by fertilization, parthenogenesis, cloning, or any other means from one or more human gametes or human diploid cells.There is a Federal lawsuit SHIRLEY V SEBELIOUS in which the Plaintiffs(Christian fundamentalists) are looking for a broad interpretation of the Dickey amendment to prevent any funding at all for research relating to HESC research. Apparently if the case is not dismissed then there will be a fight to preserve the Dickey amendment as it stands. At the moment it is very restrictive but doesn't ban all fed. funding for HESC research. It just bans the most important things like SCNT ect...The stand the government is taking on Dickey amendment with their lawyers is in the actual motion to dismiss which can be found on PACER pgs 36-41. I disagree with this whole approach and was told our ideas were great for a petition nationwide. It just so happens no one thought of it before us and before the House voted(very sad). It is a done deal now. There is so much more to be said on the subject but I understand the inability of most to grasp or care about any of this so will end there. If I were 4 years older and out of law school I would have filed a counter suit in federal court claiming constitutional rights have been violated under the 1st Amendment Establishment clause when DW was enacted. I am trying to push someone to file that lawsuit. It may be our only shot until 2011. WarmestVal
I believe what you just posted is accurate.Unless there is a change of previously announced NIH policy ACTC will not get any of this money.
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I was just coming here to post the same thinghttp://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20090930-705928.htmlI think this could be huge. Some of this $$ should hopefully fund stem research.
SHOW ME THE MONEY!All this talk of NIH funding for months now!SHOW ME THE MONEY!Wont be happening folks!


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Colourful bark, Flowers, Fruit, Attractive to wildlife
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A robust and easily grown shrub from China and Tibet, this is often planted agriculturally as cover for game birds. They love the ripe berries, hence the common name pheasant berry. It is an extremely handsome shrub with a long season of interest, from the time the shapely leaves emerge until berries fall in late autumn: even in winter the stems are a rich and satisfying green. The flowers are the main attraction, clear white inside burgundy-coloured bracts, which persist over the reddish-purple berries. Plants tolerate most soils and may be cut back hard.
Family: Caprifoliaceae
Genus: Leycesteria
Species: formosa
Plant type: Deciduous shrub
Flower colour: White
Foliage colour: Mid-green
Feature: Colourful bark, Flowers, Fruit, Attractive to wildlife
Sun exposure: Full sun
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Hardiness: Hardy
Skill level: Experienced
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This is a great shrub for the wildlife garden as the flowers are attractive to bees and many other insects and the berries are loved by birds. It is also a good plant to quickly fill gaps around the garden especially in hedges and when planted in groups it quickly forms a very attractive "thicket" where birds will find cover and nest sitesBeware though, once it has settled in it grows very fast (one of my own speciemens growing more than 18 inches in a week)so make sure it won't bloke paths etc. It is also faily easy to propagate from cuttings as well as seed and will also self seed given the chance
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This is a beautiful and easy-to-grow shrub. Cuttings are very easy to take and the berries often spring up as new plants, too. I can't imagine why this website suggests that it is for experienced gardeners, since I have found it very easy. It responds well to hard pruning and is very tough.
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Gardening Grandma - I agree, very easy to grow. It was in our garden when we bought the house 25 years ago, and is still going strong. In fact, it seeds itself everywhere, including halfway up an elderly Bramley apple tree, which has subsequently fallen down. I've hacked the original bush back quite vigorously on several occasions, because it was taking over the bed and blocking a path. Not my favourite - though I suppose the dark red and white bracts are quite pretty, and it is in leaf when little else is.


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Dry Tortugas National Park Travel Guide: 67 reviews and 289 photos
Dry Tortugas National Park is one of the most remote national parks in the United States. It is a group of islands 70 miles west of Key West, FL and is only accessible by seaplane or boat. If you are visiting Key West, a day trip to Dry Tortugas is a must. The ocean is so blue and makes for great diving, snorkeling and fishing. The sea holds an abundance of life.
After Spain sold Florida to the US in the early 1800s, a Navy commander inspected the Tortugas in search of a place to build a naval base to stave off pirates. He was not happy with the Tortugas because there was no fresh water - that is where "Dry" came from. A few years went by and it was decided that a fort would be built there anyway with a lighthouse to keep ships from running aground in the coral reef and to build a Naval Defense for the Gulf Coast. The construction of Fort Jefferson started in 1846 - it is the most predominant figure of Dry Tortugas. It is the largest masonry construction in the Western Hemisphere - although it was never fully completed. It is quite beautiful, though, and offers great views of the beautiful Gulf of Mexico.
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It costs a bit more to take the ferries these days but it is still well worth it. Nice tips and photos. Cheers, Chris
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Can anybody advise me how well (or how badly !) a Celestron CG5 mount would handle the Meade AR5 5" F/9 optical tube for visual use ?
The CG5 in question is the newer type with 2" diameter steel tripod legs.
Also, would it be better to replace the standard Meade dovetail bar with something more robust and perhaps longer ?
SW England
CG5 with a Meade AR5 Optical Tube ?
Started by John Huntley , Sep 17 2009 05:13 PM
3 replies to this topic
Posted 17 September 2009 - 05:13 PM
Posted 17 September 2009 - 06:55 PM
For visual, it will work fine. It handles the larger C6R. I have one, and the CG-5 mount.
Posted 17 September 2009 - 07:15 PM
Thanks Doug
Posted 18 September 2009 - 11:07 PM
I have used mine with no problems. I would get the extention for the mount or you might need to get very low when viewing overhead.


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This is more of a motel style building but when you get in the rooms they are quite nice, and very similar to any Sandman I have been...
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D My model too big? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=41723&th=7780#msg_41723 <![CDATA[Hi all,

 I'm trying to make myself a coffee cup, I've created it but when I upload it to the shop it's showing as a whopping $108 - have I done something wrong?

 Oops, probably helps if I link my shop.
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 Also, any idea how this will come out as glazed ceramics? Will it keep its square look?]]> iSay 2012-01-12T03:32:03-00:00 Re: My model too big? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=42309&th=7780#msg_42309 <![CDATA[i think that your cup will do just fine.

 the reason it is so much money is because of the way glazed ceramics is calculated... it isn't by volume but by surface area... exactly what is making this cup cool is cranking up the price tag... i would chamfer off the parts that you can while keeping the look of the part... that will help it our price wise...

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Album: Outside
Genre: Folk
I brushed my harness
And left it undressed
I rode it out until the
Sun began to shower
Along the whole trail
Her sense of lust fails
I figured out her path and
Threw it in the fire
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That's what my bloody hands said
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The Union prayer was no doubt written by a pompous rear end that never did any physical work in their life. Oh, I will give them a bit of credit, maybe they did have to take out the garbage.
Barry likes to party with the hollywood elite at our expense and yet he rails agains the 1%. What a hypocrite!:http://www.theweek.co.uk/people/44166/obamas-hushed-glitzy-tea-party-johnny-depp
Is that what your union boss told you to post? I'm sure he told you how to vote!
Is that the best post you can come up with. The CEO,CFO, P, VP, didn't get to where the are by sitting on theirAS- . These are very smart, hard working, long hours ( that means more then your 8 hr shiff). and very educated people.Stop with all the union BS and join the real world. I've been on both sides of the fence . Could not wait to get out of the union.I had some guy who never finish high school telling what to do because he was there longer. The guy could hardly read.
The guy that couldn't read probably could knew how to do some tasks better and faster than you could. I have seen both sides of the workforce. I have been in Unions and probably have as much as, or more education than you do.


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