bernese mountain?
whats the other one that carries the little barrel under its head?
tw
On 2/13/06, Scott Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ladies and Gentlemen..
Highland Stewart's MacGregor
http://www.sstwebworks.com/rockshots/pup/
He comes home in a month
Scott A. Stewart
Saint Bernard
On 2/13/06, Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
bernese mountain?
whats the other one that carries the little barrel under its head?
tw
On 2/13/06, Scott Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ladies and Gentlemen..
Highland Stewart's MacGregor
sweet! congrats...
just worked up the courage to take our mut of the leash for the first
time yesterday!
boy did she sure appreciate it!
was so cool to see her interact with other dogs away from her folks..
was also sweet to get a little exercises run with her.
but today i can barley move my
Only Rice Can Stop China
bwahahahah!
Yet another example of that so-called 'religion of peace'. As much as
these people burn and desecrate the symbols Americans hold dear, what
are these folks cryin' about. Celebrate your right to free speech and
wear this shirt.
Cute! Congratulations.
On 2/12/06, Scott Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ladies and Gentlemen..
Highland Stewart's MacGregor
http://www.sstwebworks.com/rockshots/pup/
He comes home in a month
Scott A. Stewart
Webmaster/Developer
11820 Parklawn Dr
Rockville, MD 20852
thats it!
so what flavor is he/she?
tw
On 2/13/06, Zaphod Beeblebrox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Saint Bernard
On 2/13/06, Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
bernese mountain?
whats the other one that carries the little barrel under its head?
tw
On 2/13/06, Scott Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ok.
here is the revised flash interface/splash
and then you can click on a section
to get to the content page layout to follow:
http://www.bennett-construction.com/new
let me know whatcha think.
thanks!
tw
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I like the secondary page a lot - professional, clean, interesting. I still
hate the flash page. :)
On 2/13/06, Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok.
here is the revised flash interface/splash
and then you can click on a section
to get to the content page layout to follow:
that's ok ... they like that part :)
as long as the inside page is ok... thats all good.
i want to tighten up the text/font inside the content
pages since i like the general design, i just feel like
the content/text on the left and in the middle and
hell, in the bottom section, are a bit childish
I still trust Google more than I trust my government. But I've never
installed Google Desktop since I just assumed they could read it.
There's actually a slightly less reactionary article about the new version here.
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060209-6145.html
It goes into a bit more
I really like the template of the inside, but I think you're right
about the actual text in the content blocks still being a little
unrefined. It's a really tightly designed layout, with the boxes
having a particular proportion to each other. I can tell you did the
boxes before you did the text.
On 2/13/06, Kevin Graeme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I really like the template of the inside, but I think you're right
about the actual text in the content blocks still being a little
unrefined. It's a really tightly designed layout, with the boxes
having a particular proportion to each other. I
The only thing that springs to mind is that the menu-item text isn't
contrasting enough. Over my ICA connection where graphics aren't the highest
quality, I can barely make out the words.
ok.
here is the revised flash interface/splash
and then you can click on a section
to get to the content
I, for one, welcome our new indexed masters.
--Ben Kent Brockman Doom
Vivec wrote:
Another major threat to privacy from The Corporations ;-)
And yes, Google has been asked about their capability to read your
files, copied from your hardisk via Google Desktop, and they openly
stated that
If possible, I would change the rentals image to show the end of the
rental storage unit, where the doors are. The current pic sort of looks
like another dumpster to the right.
The development pic is not telling me the whole story, either. What
would be cool would be an aerial view of a new
I need a dog that'll carry around a keg for me at all times. That dog
would be my best friend. Might even move the wife out of the bed to
make room for the dog.
On 2/13/06, Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thats it!
so what flavor is he/she?
tw
On 2/13/06, Zaphod Beeblebrox [EMAIL
Actually, I was pretty impressed with the fight staging. Also, frickin'
hilarious. :-)
-Ben
C. Hatton Humphrey wrote:
Not safe for work
Lightsaber battle to figure out who gets to be on top... pretty funny
http://www.youtube.com/?v=61gVn8UMDck
No flesh except legs, no sex but the
camden avenue is probably the oldest and has some of the most beautiful old
houses in salisbury.
VERY steeped in history, camden avenue is. while in college,
i lived in a house, from the 1900's that had some old
prohibition era still looking thing in it :) behind a bricked wall
in the basement!
That puppy is so ridiculously cute.
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When I was in Boston a few years ago, we noticed that many roofs (near
the gutter) had these iron-like decorations that were mounted to the
roof. Most of the houses had steep-pitch roofs.
I was wondering about the purpose of these. Most of them were very
ornamental, but I doubt that is the
I went to slickdeals to see if I can get Judith a printer and I saw what looked
like a good deal at Amazon for shirts. The deal says between $7 and some much
higher number so I go to see what I can get. At no time do they tell you how to
get the $7 shirts. At no time do they give you the option
couple of quick thoughts (as a slickdeals addict myself)...
1) are you saying the slickdeals post didn't give adequate info or the
Amazon page didn't give adequate info?
2) once things are posted to slickdeals, they don't last long (because
they're often posted to other deal sites as well, such
Dell is really bad about that too. On a general page listing the
machines they'll tell you that a certain line starts at $399 or
something, so you go to that model and it's listing their default
config at $749. And I can never find the configuration that gets you
the $399 price.
On 2/13/06,
Have you ever wondered what Amazon's DB model must look like? We're
doing a little ecommerce store and they want some features like what
they see at Amazon and the mind reels.
On 2/13/06, Charlie Griefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3) i've seen a lot of the apparel threads @ amazon on slickdeals,
last I knew (around summer 2000), I think the whole catalog was a perl hash.
On 2/13/06, Kevin Graeme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you ever wondered what Amazon's DB model must look like? We're
doing a little ecommerce store and they want some features like what
they see at Amazon and the
Lies. I refuse to believe that. If I take that seriously then they're
coming to take me away hoho hehe haha, to the funny farm...
On 2/13/06, Jerry Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
last I knew (around summer 2000), I think the whole catalog was a perl hash.
On 2/13/06, Kevin Graeme [EMAIL
I had a planned site launch called off this morning because of all things
political unrest. My client called me at 9am to tell me that because of
political unrest in Haiti this morning (due to elections) that the planned
launch of their site was being called off because they could not get in
touch
couple of quick thoughts (as a slickdeals addict myself)...
1) are you saying the slickdeals post didn't give adequate info or the
Amazon page didn't give adequate info?
There is NO information on specific pricing for the shirts, just a general
range which puts a very low number which is
I had a planned site launch called off this morning because of all things
political unrest.
wow! our political unrest delays are usually internal...
:-P
will
--
If my life weren't funny, it would just be true;
and that would just be unacceptable.
- Carrie Fisher
hope everyone is ok...
I had a planned site launch called off this morning because of all things
political unrest. My client called me at 9am to tell me that because of
political unrest in Haiti this morning (due to elections) that the planned
launch of their site was being called off because
Duane..
that is wierd as hell...
haiti...
On 2/13/06, Duane Boudreau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had a planned site launch called off this morning because of all things
political unrest. My client called me at 9am to tell me that because of
political unrest in Haiti this morning (due to
man...
i bought some zip off pants from rei.com/outlet
because off a post on slickdeals...
orderd 2 pair.
got an email saying they ran out...
REI-OUTLET Item# 7271080041 Sportif Tahoe Rim Convertible Pants - Men's -
'05 Closeout LT OLIVE X LARGE $10.83 2 $76.34 $21.66
I order Judith a printer from Staples due to a slickdeals post and a day
after I was supposed to receive the printer I got an email saying that the
order was canceled due to no stock, I would not get a rain check, I would
not get a discount, go buy something else. Basically a Staples screw you
I'm still pretty sick of this topic, but I have a couple of comments:
First of all, I had not heard this story about the imam, and it sounds true and
explains a bit. So thanks for posting it.
Second of all, there is in fact, I am told, considerable xenophobia in Denmark,
and there have been
From what I have been told so far it's just a matter of problems with
communication lines. One of the project coordinators I work with was telling
me she had similar problems when she traveled to Bolivia and again in Iraq.
My main client is a large NPO that is very involved in a lot of work in
anti-gay group, not the KKK
Oh Snap! They did show up.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enlr=q=Coretta+Scott+King+funeral+hate+groups
Does this mean that all of us offended by this should riot now?
-Cameron
On 2/10/06, Cameron Childress [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Cameron Childress
Sumo
my thought was gee, never go hunting with a guy who specialized in deferments...
Hehe, I thought the list would have good fun with this one, too. I
just saw it. I guess that guy shouldn't have told Cheney what he
thought about progress in Iraq... ;-)
Boy, this is getting viscious. Now
oh well, that's all right then :\
Interesting, why was Libby arrested if he was acting under Cheney's
orders? Why not arrest Cheney unless there was no crime committed.
After two years they still won't say if a crime was committed.
On 2/10/06, Larry C. Lyons wrote:
http://www.antiwrap.com/?884
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From: dana tierney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 12:01 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Politics is no longer partisan
my thought was gee, never go hunting with a guy who specialized in
deferments...
Jeeze - my thoughts were more
I know there are a few others on here with Sleep Apnea - I have a question for
you people.
I'm on my first machine. Due to my frequent job changes and moves, I've not
had the same insurance provider, any doctor, or anybody to read my bipap since
I was assigned this machine. I love my
Hey, he was just trying to solve the Social Security problem. One
recipient at a time.
(Unfortunately, he upped the need for medicare)
On 2/13/06, Jim Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Go out shooting with a bunch of 60-90 year olds see if it doesn't put you on
edge. ;^)
i'd talk to your current doc and explain your concerns.
unfortunately, i'm kind of in the same boat as you. my first machine
was delivered to my house by a company about 5 miles down the road.
if there were any issues, i could just go to them. back in November
we switched ins at work and I had
draw a cartoon and send it to 'em... the release may never happen.
:) sorry, i had to
On 2/13/06, Duane Boudreau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From what I have been told so far it's just a matter of problems with
communication lines. One of the project coordinators I work with was telling
me she
At the risk of sounding biased, one hopes that this is becomes an ever
increasing trend
among conservatives and the neo-cons.Something like the Killkenny Cats
come to mind.
larry
On 2/12/06, Zaphod Beeblebrox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Boy, this is getting viscious. Now the republicans are even
Yeah, because abortion is having the same effect on liberals...aka the Roe
effect.
We kill our own after they're all grown up, liberals kill their own before
they're born...
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From: Larry C. Lyons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 12:53 PM
To:
I don't know if I lucked out or something, but my insurance has
changed several times and I've never had to give my machine back.
On 2/13/06, Charlie Griefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i'd talk to your current doc and explain your concerns.
unfortunately, i'm kind of in the same boat as you. my
thank god I'm an independent. :)
On 2/13/06, Kevin Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, because abortion is having the same effect on liberals...aka the Roe
effect.
We kill our own after they're all grown up, liberals kill their own before
they're born...
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Dana wrote:
Second of all, there is in fact, I am told, considerable xenophobia in Denmark
Overall this, to me, is a pure free speech issue. Gel has brought up
points such as talking about Nazis in Germany.
The thing there is that Nazis are criminals. The limit of free speech
is where it
Have you checked your filters, just out of curiosity? If that's not it, my next
thought would be that perhaps you need your pressure increased, however this is
not a do-it-yourself maneuver -- it requires another sleep study, at least it
does under the prevailing paradigm over here in New
Dana wrote:
Second of all, there is in fact, I am told, considerable xenophobia in
Denmark
Overall this, to me, is a pure free speech issue. Gel has brought up
points such as talking about Nazis in Germany.
The thing there is that Nazis are criminals. The limit of free speech
is where it
yes, I know you think it's a free speech issue. As far as I know, there is no
law against what the newspaper did, so therefore they were entitled to do it. I
don't think they were wise, nor, given what I am hearing, do I think that their
motives were pure. I see hidden agendas on both sides,
My car flunked emissions! I am very surprised as it runs beautifully, very
smoothly, but there it is... this needs to be dealt with of course, since I am
apparently polluting, not to mention that I need to pass in order to register
the car
So I am hoping that someone here can steer me in
They gave you no recommendations as to what the issue might be? And,
how much it'd cost to fix?
dana tierney wrote:
My car flunked emissions! I am very surprised as it runs beautifully, very
smoothly, but there it is... this needs to be dealt with of course, since I
am apparently
PCV value?
Is it a CRX? I had this happen to my CRX years ago when it failed a smog
test. Do not know if it had to do with high hydrocarbon emissions though.
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From: dana tierney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 11:50 AM
To: CF-Community
ah, perhaps a cultural point -- emissions testing is done at little kiosks
here, not a garage. A tuneup was mentioned but I see no reason to go replacing
spark plugs and wires and distributor cap etc on a car that runs beautifully
unless I know that this is in fact the reason for the reading...
really. Yes, it is a CRX. Not sure what a PCV valve is but I have a vague
memory of replacing one on another car once... it's something to google, thanks.
Dana
PCV value?
Is it a CRX? I had this happen to my CRX years ago when it failed a smog
test. Do not know if it had to do with high
Fouled spark plugs cause high hydrocarbons emissions. The fuel / mix
mixture does not burn clean. I would replace the spark plugs first to see
if that solved the problem.
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From: dana tierney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 12:00 PM
To:
Yes. I had to replace the PCV value to pass a smog test years ago.
But, if they recommended replacing spark plugs, cap and wires after the smog
test, I probably start there.
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From: dana tierney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 12:02 PM
To:
oh. that's interesting. i've never heard of such a thing. but, i'm in
good 'ol sheltered New England, so...
you'd have to check to make sure your car has 'em, but I'd start by
looking at either the PCV valve and/or the EGR valve. I've not a lot of
experience with Hondas, though, so not
usually push-fitted right on the valve cover somewhere with a 1/4 tube
coming off from it. about the size of a vial of crack. :)
dana tierney wrote:
really. Yes, it is a CRX. Not sure what a PCV valve is but I have a vague
memory of replacing one on another car once... it's something to
If I remember, and I am going back over 10 years, I believe there where
three hoses that came together at the valve. Easy to replace. Part was
like $5. It was a 1986.
The valve look like a plastic F.
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Something like that.
Note... not a mechanic, so take if
Here are a few things you should do when smog testing your vehicle.
#1. Make sure the vehicle is hot. Drive it for 15 or 20 minutes, don't just
drive to the smog shop on the corner and then let it sit for an hour before it
is tested. If you can get on the freeway and really jump on it, blow
Carburetor or Fuel Injected? Adjusting the fuel mix on a carb is pretty
easy, there usually a mixture screw. Only make slight adjustments, it's
really easy to lean out the carb to much.
Fuel injectors are a different story, it's very dependant on the type of
injection system, throttle body or
He's a Great Pyrenees... gonna be a great big ball of fluff when he gets big
(150 lbs plus)
sas
Scott A. Stewart
Webmaster/ Developer
11820 Parklawn Dr
Rockville, MD 20852
(301) 770-9610 x 335
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From: Tony [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006
Wow, I didn't know old cars had to pass smog tests in some areas, I thought
that only applied to new vehicles.
Was the car designed to below that level to begin with?
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Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 2:50 PM
To:
Is the check engine light on? Working?
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From: Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 4:03 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: tool time
Fouled spark plugs cause high hydrocarbons emissions. The fuel / mix
mixture does not burn clean. I
Dana wrote:
I don't
think they were wise, nor, given what I am hearing, do I think that their
motives
were pure. I see hidden agendas on both sides, myself.
Why should any manner of expression of opinion be unwise? Isn't
that really saying that your society doesn't value free speech?
I
I won't do business with Dell because they won't take cash at their
stores. Only credit card or finance through Dell.
On 2/13/06, Kevin Graeme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dell is really bad about that too. On a general page listing the
machines they'll tell you that a certain line starts at $399
True - though I think that's really a technical point and doesn't
change the argument.
-Cameron
On 2/13/06, dana tierney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
anti-gay group, not the KKK
Oh Snap! They did show up.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enlr=q=Coretta+Scott+King+funeral+hate+groups
Does
i tend to shy away from companies that do not take credit cards.
in fact i bypass gas stations that do not have card terminals at the pump.
screw cash. i hope it goes away!
tw
On 2/13/06, Maureen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I won't do business with Dell because they won't take cash at their
Once again, someone has built something cool and extremely useful with
Google's API:
http://www.mapwow.com/
Tyler
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All I get is a bunch of we're sorry but we don't have maps at this
zoom level for this region squares. I zoom in, I zoom out - I click
checkboxes - I scroll around - still all I get.
-Cameron
On 2/13/06, Tyler Silcox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Once again, someone has built something cool and
Yep, I'm ranting again. I went to paypal to check on something and used my
proper username and password. The message I got was that I forgot my password
and should have it sent to me. I KNOW I didn't forget my password so I tried
again and again. Finally, I just had the reset password link sent
I saw this on another list, and I felt I had to share it with you all ^_^
I highly recommend that anyone interested in technology take a look at this.
http://www.badacetechshow.com/video/multitouchreel.mpg
This is an actual demo of technology that is being prepared for the
real next gen of
Pretty cool stuff for in the lab technology. Now I'll just need a
servo-assisted exeoskeleton to keep my arms from falling off after doing this
all day (waves hands in the air wildly).
I saw this on another list, and I felt I had to share it with you all ^_^
I highly recommend that anyone
maybe the problem here is that I am not watching television news. Have they
been burning bodies or something? I don't understand your emotional response.
We certainly have a failure to communicate. I find your analogy rather
offensive, and not reflective of what I am saying.
I am saying that
Thanks for the offer. I'd have to look at the year. 1987 I think.
Yea, I was not talking to a mechanic, just a guy who knows where to put his
hose (I hear you laughing, Ben...)
That makes 2 votes for PVC and one for spark plugs, both within my means...I
prefer to do minor repairs myself, and
So I'll skip all of the obvious quips except the oddest one:
Cheney Shoots, Questions Asked Later
This is interesting because, for some reason, Cheney's office decided
to cover up the shooting. Why?
Cheney shoots a dude in the face with a shotgun Sat Morning but
doesn't tell the President for
uh... not sure if this car has one. If it does it is not on. Heat gauge is
steady at the low end of it's range, and highway mileage is in the high 50s.
Not sure about city yet... I just put it on the street Friday and took it out
to Gallup and back through Chaco Canyon, which isn't exactly
I wasn't talking to a mechanic, jus a vietnamese guy with a hose hooked up to a
machine. I think he mentioned spark plugs because he wasn't sure I knew
tune-up, or could understand his pronounciation... he specifically said he was
not allowed to give me any advice.
Yes. I had to replace the
carburetor. Do you think it's a possibility? And hmm, I guess you can tell
which one it is cause the other one makes it idle too fast? LOL
Carburetor or Fuel Injected? Adjusting the fuel mix on a carb is pretty
easy, there usually a mixture screw. Only make slight adjustments, it's
really easy
good point, thanks, I thought they were a symptom not a cause. So therefore, I
was thinking, if one wasn't working the engine would run rough... but I guess
if they all had not been changed recently enough, that would account for it...
Fouled spark plugs cause high hydrocarbons emissions. The
Dana wrote:
I find your analogy rather offensive, and not reflective of what I am saying.
There's no emotions, I'm just making the obvious point. You said,
the government is not preventing anyone from being insulting, but
they should be prepared for the consequences if they engage in the
I do not know the answer to your question, however I will mention that in
Canada people shovel off their roofs after a heavy snow so the roof won't
collapse. So I am not sure why people would want to keep it on. Is it possible
it was some sort of gutter? I've never been to Boston, so I am
oh! I know the part. Thank you both. And yes, I realize nobody here is a
mechanic ;) I'll take it to a shop if these ideas don't work.
Thank you all of you who answered.
If I remember, and I am going back over 10 years, I believe there where
three hoses that came together at the valve. Easy to
Isn't public safety always a function of government? As for the rest of it, I
have enough to tend to in my own garden, so I will refrain from taking a
character inventory of a culture I don't fully understand. Or accept, mind you.
I just don't see why you are getting so upset over this. It's
On 2/13/06, Gruss Gott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is interesting because, for some reason, Cheney's office decided
to cover up the shooting. Why?
The fact that Cheney shot someone by accident is certainly news, but
I'm not really sure why the fact that the information was delayed is
Once again Dana you are insisting that the two actions are morally equivalent.
That the publication of the images was exactly as wrong as arson,
kidnapping, murder, bombings, threats.equating the two things as
I can't disagree more. One is MUCH more wrong than the other. They are
not even on the
not sure I do remember taking an old car, a Valiant I think, through
emissions in Florida. I was really nervous about it as it was not in very good
condition, and was told, don't worry, standards are loose for these old cars.
It did pass. So considering that and the fact that this one
Might want to check that. If emission levels point to something that may
be causing the fuel system to be running in a less than efficient range,
then the check engine light will come on, and the onboard computer can
provide diagnostics.
Most auto parts places will check this for free if your car
No, I don't think they are morally equivalent, and certainly don't mean to
insist that they are ;) Possibly I may sound that way though.
I just think that in a world where it is ok for the government to subsidize
billionaires, where groundwater pollution has been redefined to not include
oil,
Absolutely no missing or sputtering. Car runs very smoothly and gas mileage is
very high. I did notice when I started it earlier that it gives out a good bit
of smoke and runs unevenly the first minute or two it is on if that tells
anyone anything...
Good point about the car parts place...
I was thinking about this while I was eating dinner... it sounds like everyone
else had a one-time referral to a sleep center? Then just got handed a machine?
Cause while I found it very annoying the way they followed up at first, perhaps
that is better than the alternative.
Matt, do you own
ya, I gathered from the site. Seen a lot of similar materials for ex-employers.
From what I have been told so far it's just a matter of problems with
communication lines. One of the project coordinators I work with was telling
me she had similar problems when she traveled to Bolivia and again in
I went to a sleep center in AZ...got diagnosed with apnea. Sleep
study again..this time with a CPAP machine to see what the best
settings would be.
Walgreens guy came to my house with a machine and set it up according
to the doctor's specifications.
A week later we moved to FL, so machine had
this sounds like a good short-term strategy... I'll try this and the spark
plugs first I think
#4. Go to you local auto parts store and buy a can of stuff guaranteed
to ensure you pass smog (usually about $8 - $12 ask the sales guy for
what works best). You usually have to mix it with a
Cam wrote:
The fact that Cheney shot someone by accident is certainly news, but
I'm not really sure why the fact that the information was delayed is
actually news.
On the surface, yes, but if you watched the press conference the guy
was downright evasive on why it took 22 hours to tell the
I think because Cheney told the White House to F themselves, and
they are not quite sure what to do now.
They are standing in the spotlight, trying to tap dance around an
issue Cheney has no intention of addressing, and they don't know what
is going on either.
On 2/13/06, Gruss Gott [EMAIL
I've seen them in New England before. I always assumed they were there to
keep rain from dripping over the door step.
D
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From: dana tierney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 8:46 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: East-Coast Roof Things
I do not
Dana wrote:
I will refrain from taking a character inventory of a culture I don't fully
understand.
Well, that's where we're different. If a group burns down embassies
and kidnaps people in defense of their religion, but declines to riot
when a suicide bomber blows up children in the name of
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