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Osho,In your religion is there such a thing as sin?
Sin is a technique of the pseudo-religions. A true religion has no need of the concept at all. The pseudo-religion cannot live without the concept of sin, because sin is the technique of creating guilt in people.
You will have to understand the whole strategy of sin and guilt. Unless you make a person feel guilty, you cannot enslave him psychologically. It is impossible to imprison him in a certain ideology, a certain belief system. But once you have created guilt in his mind, you have taken all that is courageous in him. You have destroyed all that is adventurous in him. You have repressed all possibility of his ever being an individual in his own right. With the idea of guilt, you have almost murdered the human potential in him. He can never be independent. The guilt will force him to be dependent on a messiah, on a religious teaching, on God, on the concepts of heaven and hell, and the whole lot.
To create guilt, all that you need is a very simple thing: start calling mistakes, errors – sins. They are simply mistakes, human. Now, if somebody commits a mistake in mathematics – two plus two, and he concludes it makes five – you don't say he has committed a sin. He is unalert, he is not paying attention to what he is doing. He is unprepared, he has not done his homework. He is certainly committing a mistake, but a mistake is not a sin. It can be corrected. A mistake does not make him feel guilty. At the most it makes him feel foolish.
What the pseudo-religions have done – and all the religions of the world have been pseudo-religions up to now – is to have exploited mistakes, errors, which are absolutely human – and condemned them as sin. Sin means it is not a simple mistake: you have gone against God; that's the meaning of the word sin. Adam and Eve committed the original sin: they disobeyed God. Whenever somebody condemns you as committing a sin, he is saying in some way or other you are disobeying God.
Now, nobody knows who this God is, what is for him and what is against him. There are three hundred pseudo-religions on the earth. Just think of three hundred sciences upon the earth, three hundred schools of physics, condemning each other, finding fault with each other, declaring, "Only our school is the true school, and all the other schools are misleading humanity." What will be the situation of the earth if there are three hundred schools of physics, three hundred schools of chemistry, three hundred schools of medicine, three hundred schools of mathematics – what will be the situation? The whole earth will go mad. And that is what has happened as far as religion is concerned.
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Trine University president Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., presents a plaque to Jack and Sue Shaw in honor of the dedication of the Jack and Sue Shaw Press Box Oct. 1.
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ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University honored Jack and Sue Shaw during the dedication ceremony for the Jack and Sue Shaw Press Box Oct. 1 in Fred Zollner Athletic Stadium.
"Again and again, Jack and Sue have invested in Trine because they believe in this university," said Trine University president Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D. "Jack joined the board of trustees in 2005, and since then, he can hardly stay away from campus. Sue has been actively engaged by serving as a member of our Scholarship Gala Committee, which, heading into its ninth year, has raised nearly $1 million to support student scholarships at Trine."
Jack Shaw grew up in Auburn and worked at the Indiana Power and Light Company. At the insistence of his parents, he went to college at Purdue University to study electrical engineering. There, he also met his wife, a home economics major, and they graduated in 1962. More than 30 later, Purdue awarded him an honorary doctorate in engineering.
Shaw went on to work for Hughes Electronics Corporation, where he later became president and chief executive officer. He received multiple awards for his work in the telecommunications industry, including the U.S. Ambassador to India's Award for Distinguished Service in 1997.
"Jack and Sue Shaw have been relentless in their support of Trine University," Brooks said. "They have played an instrumental role in Trine's growth in the last few years and are an integral part of this institution's future because they are the kind of people that don't just have a vision … they go after it. That is what we're about here at Trine, having a vision and making it happen."
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The Key Number For 2012: Oil Price
Thursday, December 22nd, 2011
There's always a key number on which the market is based. Sometimes it's an interest rate, as in Europe today. Sometimes it's another number, like America's unemployment rate. In the past it's been housing starts; it's been inflation; it's been GDP. For 2012, the key number is the oil price.
It's the oil price because decoupling growth from oil prices is the key to real prosperity. Throughout the last several years, growth and oil have grown closer together. It's at the point where now a jump in the Dow Jones industrial average is nearly always matched by a rise in the price of West Texas Intermediate, and vice versa.
Most of what has been happening in the U.S. economy, below the surface, is aimed at this decoupling.
Before you jump on me for another rant against big oil, let me state first that what U.S. oil and gas companies are doing is part of the equation, at least in the near term. Fracking has already decoupled natural gas prices from growth. For the last two years, we've had real growth in the economy but falling natural gas prices. Oil can be the same.
Drillers have now had several years to accommodate themselves to spot prices of near $100/barrel. This has given them time to invest enough capital to produce large supplies, profitably, at that price. And once a well goes into production, the nominal cost of producing an additional barrel is usually quite low.
But the more important work is taking place on the demand side. The technologies of efficiency are growing, and have a ready market. Every barrel saved in industrial production, every KwH a commercial building owner can save, every gallon of gas a consumer doesn't use while remaining productive at work, that's money in the pocket. It's an investment that pays for itself, whether you're replacing bulbs with LEDs in your Christmas lights, buying a higher-mileage car, or insulating a building.
Renewable energy is what will maintain the gains. Yes, it's small now, in the general mix. But it's increasing, thanks in part to today's prices, and in part to advancing technology. Even if solar installation doesn't grow in 2012 from 2011, the supply of solar energy in the market will grow dramatically, because the base is low. The same is true for wind energy, for chemicals and other feed stocks produced from biomass, and for geothermal energy.
Over time it's this harvest of the abundance all around us that will not only keep oil prices reasonable, but cause them to roll over in time. For 2012 let's focus on WTI, the spot price for oil in our own country, less in relation to European "Brent" prices than in absolute terms. Keeping that price down as economic growth accelerates, as employment grows, is the key to nearly all other market prices for 2012.
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Judge Charles Smith III Jeffrey Lynn Vosler, Council Bluffs - eluding law enforcement officers, pleaded guilty, sentenced to 120 days in county jail, ordered to pay $625 fine, court costs and fees. Charles Kephart, Glenwood - O.W.I. (2nd offense), pleaded guilty, sentence suspended to seven days in county jail, one year probation, work release granted, ordered to undergo substance abuse evaluation, pay $1,875 fine, court costs and fees.
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Incidents March 30 - Max Austin of Emerson reported an identity theft. Jim Gregory of Tabor reported a theft. April 1 - Jeffrey Slosson of Glenwood reported a burglary and criminal mischief. April 2 - Brandi Goforth of Omaha reported a theft and harassment. Joe Halbert of Malvern reported a burglary. April 3 - Ken McKee Estate of Emerson reported a theft. Accidents
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Incidents March 19 – Julie Bailey of Malvern reported a burglary. Robert Opdyke of Malvern reported a burglary. Vanderhaags of Council Bluffs reported a theft. Deb Coleman of Malvern reported a burglary. Mid-American Energy of Council Bluffs reported a theft and criminal mischief. Vector Fleet of Pacific Junction reported criminal mischief.
Incidents March 3 – Paul Hill of Pacific Junction reported an attempted burglary. March 12 – Amanda Dalton of Glenwood reported a theft. Yoder Construction of Treynor reported a theft. March 13 – Douglas Wise of Omaha reported criminal mischief. March 17 – Glenwood West Elementary School reported a burglary and theft. Clifford Stoppel of Glenwood reported criminal mischief.
The Mills County Board of Supervisors voted to allot $1,500 from the Community Betterment Local Option Sales Tax Fund in support of Glenwood's Giving Garden. The funds will allow for an irrigation system to be installed at the garden site. The organizers of the garden would like to express their appreciation to the Board of Supervisors for this generous gift, which will greatly enhance the operation of the garden.
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Cold weather, warm burning fires and the holiday season looming upon us might combine to make this time of the year a perfect dining experience at the new Fire Rock Grill and Bar.
"The idea and impression of the 'Fire Rock' begins the moment you enter our doors," said General Manager Michael Grosso. "Warm wood and natural colors combine with cool, modern metal accents to create a comfortable, clean atmosphere."
It's a perfect description. Fire Rock has that calming feel about it and coupled with the menu--Grosso describes the offerings as "Contemporary Comfort Food"--this new place in town will surely be a haven during the winter months. The thought and development of the meals was a process in itself.
Fred Auletta is the "Operating Principal," rather the owner of Fire Rock. What he has done is develop a menu from classic dishes by updating them or putting a contemporary twist on them. The menu was months in planning right in the kitchen of Fire Rock.
"A 'better than mom made' mentality is the basis for our menu," Grosso said.
Other restaurants have said that they do the same--homecooked meals--but Grosso said, "Our menu's items are different from other restaurants because they are made from scratch right in our kitchen. From our sauces, gravies and salad dressings to our carved turkey breast, meat loaf and hand-cut rib eyes, everything is made fresh on-site."
My friend and I were eager to see if the food tasted like momma used to make, so we surveyed the menu to see what came close to those foods.
Actually, we found a variety of possibilities: Beef Stroganoff pasta ($11.99), Freddie's Spaghetti ($9.99), Fire Roasted London Broil ($12.99), Hand Breaded Chicken Fried Chicken ($10.99), Upside Down Turkey Potpie ($11.99) and Grandma's Grilled Meatloaf ($12.99).
We selected the potpie and the meatloaf, but we started with a few drinks.
On the beer list, we looked for a few of the local Oklahoma brews, such as Marshall Brewing Company or even Choc, but found none. We were slightly disappointed.
My friend decided upon a Stella Artois, and I went with a Frosty Mountain Margarita, which was a frozen and frothy light blue Margarita with a hint of orange liquor. Stella is a refreshing lager, but the margarita was airy.
"We believe in Southern Hospitality and practice it by showing graciousness, kindness and warmth to each and every guest," Grosso said.
We experienced this first hand. Our server was great: friendly, attentive and seemed genuinely interested in serving us well.
She brought a complimentary basket of fresh fried potato chips, which came with their signature roasted garlic ranch sauce. These were slightly warm and very crisp--a great item to munch on.
Appetizers are in the "Spark the Fire," section of the menu, and we began with the chili cheese fries ($5.99).
These fries were a reasonably-sized serving. They were thick cut fries smothered with homemade, slow-simmered hearty chili and topped with cheddar cheese and a dollop of sour cream on the side. The chili was the best part of these fries. My friend said it was the kind of chili you'd like to eat on its own--no canned chili taste here!
Interestingly enough, we did not see chili as a side item on the menu. It seemed it was made for a specific purpose and not to be a focal point. (I would enjoy coming back to Fire Rock just for a big bowl of it, though.)
Our server said some of the favorites among customers include the Fire Roasted London Broil, Fire Grilled Chicken Pasta, Hand Breaded Chicken Fried Chicken, Grandma's Grilled Meatloaf and Pagoda Salad.
As mentioned previously, we decided to go with the Meat Loaf and the Turkey Potpie. Grosso described Fire Rock's comfort food as "personalized and brought to the next level." He said, "we know that if you try our Grandma's Grilled Meatloaf or one of our Upside Down Turkey Pot Pies, you'll taste the time and effort that we have put into crafting each dish." And we did.
My friend's meat loaf was a contemporary twist on a classic. This homemade meat loaf was a thick slice of round meat, layered with garlic mashed potatoes and smothered in rich tomato beef gravy. This was a tall piece of work on the plate! My friend commented that it was "good ol' fashioned meatloaf."
The meat was dense, he said, which was a good thing in his estimation. Each side was charred over fire to give both crispness to the sides and a grilled taste, which was a special touch to this dish. The potatoes were red tomatoes, creamy and rich. The tomato sauce gravy added a nice complement to the entire dish. For his side dish (which came with the meal), he chose the glazed baby carrots ($1.99 apart from the meal), which were ever so slightly sweetened with the taste of maple syrup.
My Upside Down Turkey Potpie was a good choice. Another twist on this classic meal, this Potpie was an oven roasted thinly sliced turkey breast mixed with fresh sweet peas, sliced baby carrots and chopped red onions simmered in their homemade gravy and then served over fresh baked cornbread dressing (pressed into a flat, round disk). For a potpie lover like me, this was fantastic.
Just like the homemade version, the gravy's slightly thick texture was of the perfect consistency to support all the ingredients; the veggies were firm and the cornbread below was a perfect support. The overall taste was a blending of turkey gravy with fresh veggies, turkey and fresh cornbread.
For my side, I selected Homemade Squash Casserole. Very well cooked squash was smashed to a creamy smooth texture then topped with light and crispy breadcrumbs. This was an old-fashioned favorite dish.
Desserts at Fire Rock, Grosso said, were created by Auletta, and "are meant to be a grown up version of some childhood favorites." The names give that away: Fire Rock S'Mores, PB&J Explosion and Banana Overload (all $4.99).
I had the PB&J Explosion, which Grosso described as a Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwich. It is a homemade peanut butter cake that is served on a bed of fresh peanut butter mousse, topped with vanilla ice cream and a Concord grape sauce. The cake and mousse were very good--not too sweet, but enough taste to conjure up the PB&J flavors from childhood.
Fire Rock has a Sunday brunch from 10am-2pm, which includes pound cake French toast, sweet potato pancakes and a chef's specialty egg and entrée dish. It's all-you-can-eat for $12.99 for adults and $6.99 for children. They also do catering for special events.
"Because we create all of our dishes from scratch with only the freshest ingredients, we are able to make fantastic food that is reasonably priced," Grosso said. "One of the most rewarding aspects of this operation is hearing our guests say, 'This tastes home-made.' Well, that's because it is," Grosso said.
"We have captured the taste of a home-cooked meal and take great pride in our food and the way in which we serve it, and we can't wait for you to walk through our doors to become part of our family.
"Welcome Home to Fire Rock."
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Working with State Historic Preservation Offices,Tribal Historic Preservation Offices, and Federal Preservation Offices, the National Park Service maintains the National Register of Historic Places. This is the official list of properties that are deemed worthy of preservation. Places listed in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) tell stories that are important to a local community, the citizens of a specific state, or all Americans. Properties listed in the NRHP may be owned by private individuals, universities, non-profits, governments, and/or corporations.
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Because the impacts of an oil spill can vary widely, from isolated incidents that are contained on-site by facility response personnel to incidents that impact human health and the environment on local, regional, national, and even international scales, contingency plans are developed to address the specific geographic scope of the incident. Such plans enable responders to address the full extent of the problem by helping to identify and coordinate the activities of the different government agencies and private organizations that need to be notified and involved in the response.
Under our current national emergency response infrastructure for oil spills, planning occurs on four basic levels: facility, local, area, and national. In the event of an oil spill, the Facility Response Plan is immediately activated. Local, area, or regional plans may also be put into motion, depending on the nature of the spill. And for those rare spills that require a national response, the National Contingency Plan (NCP) is activated, bringing the collective expertise and capabilities of the 16 federal agencies together to contain and clean up the release or spill. The NCP differs somewhat from the other types of contingency plans in that it provides the framework for our National Response System, and the way in which the different levels of responding organizations coordinate their efforts.
Facility Response Planning
EPA has established regulations that define who must prepare Facility Response Plans and what must be included in their plans. In some cases, EPA's involvement also includes the review and approval of the facility plans. According to the Oil Pollution Act passed by Congress in 1990, certain facilities that store and use oil are required to prepare plans to respond to a worst-case discharge of oil. The Oil Pollution Act also sets specific requirements for the development of such plans. In response, EPA developed regulations in 1994 that implement the facility response planning requirements of the Oil Pollution Act in a flexible manner so that facility owners and operators are not required to create a new response plan if they have an existing plan.
Area Contingency Planning
Area plans are often brought into action when facilities are unable to handle spills on their own. Under the authority of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, EPA initially established 13 Areas covering the U.S. and convened Area Committees comprised of federal, state, and local government agencies to prepare contingency plans for the designated areas. The Area Contingency Plans include detailed information about resources (such as equipment and trained response personnel) available from the government agencies in the Area. They also describe the roles and responsibilities of each responding agency during a spill incident, and how the agencies will respond if they are called upon in an emergency. These plans also describe how two or more Areas might interact, such as when a spill occurs in a river that flows between Areas, to assure that a spill is controlled and cleaned up in a timely and safe manner.
Area Contingency Planning Handbook (PDF) (67 pp, 1.8M, about PDF)
This Handbook is a guide and reference for the development of Area Contingency Plans (ACPs) for environmental emergencies. While it is primarily intended for use by EPA emergency response program personnel, area contingency planning is necessarily an inter-agency process, and the use of this handbook to inform other agencies of EPA's planning process is encouraged. Because area plans are focused on specific geographic domains, with many physical and jurisdictional variables, there can be no 'one size fits all' plan format, but maintaining a national consistency in the basic content is important, particularly considering the statutory and regulatory requirements by which EPA and other agencies are bound. This handbook was developed by EPA's Area Planning Workgroup during 2011 and 2012 and incorporates the accumulated knowledge of years of contingency planning experience. Although ACPs are specifically mandated by the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (OPA 90), EPA's responsibilities under other laws, including CERCLA, make an all-hazards approach to contingency planning desirable. The processes of planning for responses to all types of environmental emergencies (e.g., oil spills, hazardous materials releases, natural disasters) share common elements that have been demonstrably successful in major responses. In the interests of conciseness and accessibility, this handbook will not recapitulate extensive portions of related documents, but will list key references, including laws, regulations and technical resources, in appendices.


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Looking for a great place to host a birthday party? The Health Museum offers a unique venue for kids to celebrate and explore. Our one-of-a-kind museum takes children on an adventure through the Amazing Body Pavilion, You: The Exhibit and Houston's first 4D theater! Don't forget the exciting, seasonal exhibits that are sure to fascinate. We offer convenient party packages that include a private party room, personal party coordinator, balloon bouquet centerpiece decorations and a gift bag for the birthday star! Children will enjoy the guided tour and trivia game that take them through the Amazing Body Pavilion exhibit. The Health Museum creates a memorable event for your child's special day. Parties last 2 hours and can be scheduled only during these times: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Saturdays 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. Sundays
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Like everybody else's post, I'm here to tell you that Son of a Gun is a spinoff of Vinny Dotolo and Jon Shook's highly successful restaurant, Animal. Now instead of the carnivorous offerings at Animal, Son of a Gun serves a more delicate seafood fare. Whenever you go to either of the restaurants, keep in mind that they're actually tapas restaurants.The restaurant is segmented into two areas, one filled with tables that are meant for those with reservations, and then a long dining table that is meant for walk-ins. Completely filled with nautical themed items, the tavern-esque feel of the restaurant creates a welcoming feel. Now let's get down to business. To start, an order of the Smoked Mahi Fish Dip with Celery, Radish, and Crackers. The dish was light and refreshing, essentially it's a tuna salad kicked up a million notches. Nice touch with the buttery crackers similar to the ones in those cheese and cracker packets. Don't let the image deceive you, this Lobster Roll with Celery, Lemon Aioli and topped with Sea Salted Chips is not large by any means. It's actually two bites, or one ginormous bite. Regardless of size, it was quite delicious. The bread was perfectly buttered and cooked and the lobster was fresh and sweet. Nice touch with the chips, because the extra crunch made it possible to differentiate itself from other rolls I've had. Next up, we have a smal bowl of Linguine and Clams with Uni Aglio-olio with Chili and Breadcrumbs. This was probably on the 'meh' level for me. It's good, but I definitely think there are better items on the menu that I would prefer. I think it needs more actual Uni than it being masked in the sauce. Here we have an Idaho Trout with Carrot, Potato, and Caper Dill Butter. I know it's supposed to be considered tapas, but what's with the paper thin piece of trout? Looks like they hooked and lined the Kate Moss of trouts. Then again, shouldn't I be excited to be dining with (or have eaten) an underwater celebrity. Finally, we have a beautiful plate of Hiramasa with Mojo de Ajo, Red Onion and Sunchoke. Not only is this dish gorgeous, but it tastes great to boot. Thinly sliced pieces of fresh Hiramasa pair well with the slight acidity of the dish. Also, who can turn down edible flowers!
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Food: 8.5/10 - The food was innovative and executed perfectly. There wasn't one dish I was disappointed with flavorwise.
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28 USC § 1358 - Eminent domain
The district courts shall have original jurisdiction of all proceedings to condemn real estate for the use of the United States or its departments or agencies.
(June 25, 1948, ch. 646, 62 Stat. 935.)
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Tinning the vintage WR's ground wire. It's easiest to do this before youmount a pickup into a pickguard or the guitar.
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Movie Review | The Call: Thriller misdials with finale
The Call. Directed by Brad Anderson.
MPAA rating: R (for violence, disturbing content, language)
Running time: 1:35
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Thrillers rarely go as completely and utterly wrong as The Call. That is a shame because, for an hour, it is a riveting kidnapping tale with a Hollywood budget, a director with a sense of urgency and camera lenses that put the fear and horror right in your face.
Brad Anderson (The Machinist) turns the novel The Hive, a serial-killer hunt set in the Los Angeles 911 call center, into an edge-of-your-seat thriller. Halle Berry plays a veteran 911 operator whose mistake months ago haunts her, and Abigail Breslin is a kidnapped teen on the cellphone from a car trunk. Add a half-decent tale of horror, guilt, problem solving and redemption, and Anderson couldn't go wrong.
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From the moment Casey (Breslin) makes the frantic call to the moment logic takes a holiday, though, The Call works.
Berry's character, Jordan, is the daughter of a cop, who learned from her dad that she has to be able to handle the knowledge "that you might be the difference between somebody living and somebody dying." She's been struggling with that since her blunder led an intruder to a victim six months earlier.
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The Call lets viewers play along to figure out options. They are a mix of by-the-book details and amusing examples of thinking outside the box. It also shows us the kidnapper (Michael Eklund), another in a long line of Norman Bates twitchy psycho-killers.
Anderson teases solutions, tempts us with bystander help and shows how the system can work in such a case — linking calls, triangulating cellphone signals, dispatching cops, trying to beat the clock that they're racing against.
Only when the story needs to string out its finale does the film go wrong. When our heroine puts down the phone and sets out to do some sleuthing, The Call disconnects and turns into something generic and routine.


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...okay, so maybe that only matters when you are trying to memorize something. However, it can also be used on your card to really get that message across ;)
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Here's what Vicky did with the Birthday Fun set from The Cutting Cafe:
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Old Rutlishians RFC of Surrey Two have appointed Gary Douch as head coach.
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On August 17, Old Ruts took a senior squad to the SW pre-season cup tournament at Grasshoppers RFC, and ran out victors of the Plate competition following win over a well-supported Saracen Amateurs in the final.
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Hi, Im Giuseppe Salerno aka Resistenza.es, an Italian graphic designer, specializing in web design, currently living and working in Valencia, Spain. Ive spent more than 13 years working in creative design. I have been working in Torino, Amsterdam, Madrid, and Valencia.
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ok i was thinking i wanna go shorter cause i currently ride 7'6 nev 21 1/2 x 2 3/4 but it doesnt go fast enough for me and i was thinking 6'2 to around 6'10. I started surfing a while ago,i have the hang of it but im still the begginer type. if i wanna go shorter, what dimensions???
I'm 13,5'3 and I weigh around 120lbs
does 6'10 duck-dive well?
how good are 6'10s?