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The fencer trilogy by KJ Parker
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This is the best idea. I learned very little, but it helped recap and summarize after a year or two of not reading the series. Also made me chuckle at some parts
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If the manager knows how to work a computer, it'll be sent BCC anyway.
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We're done.
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The same thing is currently happening with me in college.
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That'd be awesome! I read some stuff online and most directions that I've found seemed to be really jumbled and confusing :/
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I believe in you
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I'm also counting on the users to actually flag the stuff that gets through the normal filters. While I can check check the subreddit throughout the day, the offensive stuff won't always jump right out at me. If it's reported, it not only turns red for moderators, but there's a whole extra moderator page to display jus...
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Do you use Opera? I get this problem all the time as well. [Here's an imgur mirror anyway](http://imgur.com/a/GPZLg).
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This is a pretty interesting way to deal with disclaimers. Never would I have thought of doing this, but at the same time... I wouldn't want to be on the verge of acquiring property only to find a minor technicality like this buried within the daunting paperwork.
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Wow, this is so cool. I didn't even know something like this was possible.
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I'm no expert, but there is no war on drugs here at least. If you get caught with small amounts you will likely get a fine and not imprisonment. Here are some numbers for imprisonments in 2006 http://www.ssb.no/english/subjects/03/05/fengsling_en/
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If something connects to the same receptors that doesn’t mean it’s the same thing, that’s like saying a perfectly cooked filet mignon and cowshit that someone messed around with to make it look like it are the same thing because they both go to taste buds
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I just volunteered for the first time in my life today, for an event to give low income children a fun Christmas experience. The happiness that I was able to share with them meant so much to me. I've been telling myself for the past few years that I want to give back more, now that I'm in a good place financially in ...
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Did you take a class on business-speak? I suppose you've mastered how to turn "program" into professional enterprise sacalable five-nines high availability turnkey xml-based object-oriented Web 2.0 AJAX business solutions that turn visitors into customers, lower TCO, reduce operational costs, optimize cash flows and pr...
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I actually do this. You take a bundle of cable ties and wrap one around it. You tighten the "keeper" up as you use them.
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Oh you're dead wrong about that. There are several reeducation camps after 1975, one of which was Ái Tử/Bình Điền. This was the one my uncle got sent to. Seems like all you know is textbook history written by the government.
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Not the bees!
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Border Patrol.
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And though we discourage nostalgia posts, it helps stop the wave of "does anybody remember this?!?!" titles + one image posts.
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It isn't me committing these acts. It isn't me. It isn't me. I'm a normal guy, I thought while posting the pictures of my latest slain upon my shrine. My offering to those recently deceased. It isn't my fault that I have to honor the dead. They are dead. And *someone* has to honor them. Since they'll never be found. Si...
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Yeeeeep. My mom got a big grill style combo one. Like 1/4 bag keeps it rolling for a long time. Its all about the seal and heat flow. Those big green eggs are the best for a reason.
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What else is he going to be doing? Running Malaysia? *pfft* yeah right
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It's hard to find out and keep up with who is and isn't ethical. About a hundred years ago, we had this great idea for everyone to chip in using the concept known as "taxation" and hire people known as "regulators" who would keep up with all this professionally. Unfortunately, it didn't work out in the end.
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I'm currently beta testing a mod for Freelancer called Freeworlds: Tides of War. The things the dev team did with that engine is amazing.
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> And I just got /r/assistance to put us in their sidebar! That is freakin awesome and thanks for making this!
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Go get yourself a vpn
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I'm not sure I get the pattern... Continuing what you started, wouldn't it go: baab abba abba baab abba baab baab abba abba baab baab abba baab abba abba baab And then: abba baab baab abba baab abba abba baab baab abba abba baab abba baab baab abba Which means it would repeat?
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They also put their own watermark on it. So they're scummy
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Mine too. Shame I didn't see it until I finished the whole book though.
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I don't have any suggestions or questions, I just wanted to thank you guys for taking the initiative in doing this. This was really needed. Actually, can we ban pokemon from this subreddit?
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I don't know many who still doesn't know of this website, I still go there to play from time to time.
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Is 1000 really successful? Maybe 10,000-20,000
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I would skip >The Prince and Other Writings by Machiavelli The most important thing about the book is that it was written, not what is written inside. Very overrated IMO.
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For posting content from [/r/gaming](/r/gaming) that is fine. Just with the lack of submissions present from non-mods and non-bots i was under the impressions that posts to [/r/Games](/r/Games) were blocked, and then later re-submitted by filterbot if approved.
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I bet if you had a very sharp or salty cheese, it tastes amazing.
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Stone Temple Pilots?
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Let’s talk about. Disciplined you say?
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Quite frankly, it has taken what makes WoW good and improved on it. Leveling is a blast, as the dialogue is very high-quality and often amusing. Warzones are a creative improvement over WoW's battlegrounds, and the game can only grow from here. Its at least worth the 59.99 for the leveling experience. As for max leve...
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How'd you do it?
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[Layman] I had always heard the chemical valley in West Virginia (Charleston area) was always threatened, because of all the chemicals that would be released (more MIC than Bopal released, just as one example). I've never seen anything (if it even exists) that would confirm this
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awesome. enjoy the read.
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> As someone who respects anyone’s political views and opinions Hmmmmmmmm
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Wow a critical view of the US in the Vietnam war? How groundbreaking.
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Elric is a pretty good place to start, yes. Another is The Chronicles of Corum books, which is where I started.
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Don't have it, it was back in 2000 for a 60 Minutes II story about Napster (look for it if you like). In the end they only aired a few minutes of it (although the interview itself lasted several hours, and he flew to London to do it). I'm the guy that he interviewed about Freenet. I've also been interviewed on CNN, ...
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I rented this game last night and I'm kinda disappointed with it. I don't have an xbox live account but I was hoping the single player campaign would be cool. I don't like games where they fake intensity by having enemies auto-respawn constantly. And the story itself is just stupid.
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I run mine through the dishwasher once a week. Works like a charm.
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Just do what I do; poop in the shower, spray with water until gone.
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Close your eyes while coasting. Feel the way you are centered on the bike. Feel the bike on the road. Feel yourself letting go. Open your eyes. Watch out for the tree. But you still had it. Seriously though, close your eyes and coast for awhile see how it feels and then sit straight up and let the hands go.
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I've never heard the term "feudal" applied to Chinese history other than during the Warring States period. The closest modern equivalent was the Warlord period which has its own connotations, not the late Qing dynasty that was governed by the bureaucracy of the Confucian Civil Service system. There may have been region...
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After boiling, I recommend sauteeing them briefly with sage and butter/margarine. I've also had them in a butternut squash soup. You could probably puree almost any veggie and serve as a sauce. Homemade pesto is always an awesome option, too! My apologies to anyone who makes these from scratch -- I have no idea how t...
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thanks for the tips! my buddy and I have been using that half and half technique most of the semester but we still miss little things here and there :P
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And I have a an I5 at 4.2 with 2 6850s at 850/1175 but I still get 25 fps on high. With 1 card I get 45 in the same place. Hopefully a new driver, cap, and patch will make it playable with crossfire.
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...What?
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His voice and mouth-breathing is so annoying I almost couldn't finish this ಠ_ಠ
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While George Washington's warning seems prophetic, you must keep in mind the context of these remarks. He was not warning posterity but his own peers. Parties began to form during the 1780-90s. Federalists (Washington, Adams, Hamilton) and Democratic-Republicans (Jefferson, Madison) engaged in rhetorical battles that w...
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THAT’S A SIGN FOR WHITE POWER REEEEEEEEEEEE
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That third one is really stupidly touching for some reason.
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Sticky
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I've chipped a tooth biting my nails and I still do it. I don't think pain is going to help.
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Well in the right is the way my mind used to think, is that something wrong thinking in that way for an interview? Can someone explain
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They are if you are an FPS player prior to year 2000.
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Man, that's dark. Also people would shun you since you are from the past, leading to depression. I didn't think of that. ALL I WANTED WAS A HOVERBOARD.
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I always thought putting the moisturizer back on my skin would just make it oily and gross again.
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Maybe do a class together? I have a trainer and a routine that I have been working for over a year, I would thinking inviting my significant other would be intimidating, but if we both did something for the first time together I think it would be easier and more fun. Like a boxing class, or Les Mils something like that...
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"How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie was a great read, I highly endorse it.
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And Eggs are Chickens periods.
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For fresh foods I find that apples last me forever. Eggs also last a while.
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It's kind of like what Jason Alexander says about acting. Heavily paraphrased; \> If you want to be an actor, nothing, nobody can stop you. If you want to be in the business, it's a different game.
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I thought the wool was supposed come off in one sheet, almost like a pelt, no?
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So much defense and sympathizing with nazi racists in this thread.
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“Practice” boy shut yo dumb ass up I’d pay real money for that
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Well...I asked 😂
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This was a little confusing to read. The first sentence left me perplexed at first. This story is nice, but I can definitely see it being expanded. Something about his tension and other hints in the story make me sense that Kieth has done something really bad. It sounds like his son is going to be his redemption, and I...
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You must not have seen my comment above, so I'll reply and your envelope will turn orange: Which university? Where do you work? Have you found certifications (specifically Cisco) to be worthwhile? What do you do in IT? Networking, Information Security?
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The [open letter to humanity](http://www.worldtrans.org/whole/warning.html) was released in 1992. 1992! On a positive note, at least some people noticed: this UN millennium development goals echo most of the points made in this document.
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I thought they were good when I was younger, but as I reread them recently they didn't do it for me as much.
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That's most likely harder than it sounds.
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ROFL
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If you are really obsessive about it you should see a therapist to treat the anxiety/obsessive behavior.
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you kinda gotta make it back alive to tell people what you found to be an explorer, lol
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Well thats... unique.
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Not to mention, fewer calories than something like mayo. But lots of flavor.
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Espresso grounds, Greek yogurt, honey, mixed into a thick paste.
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I was expecting it to be cool, but I didn't expect it to be THAT cool.
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My whole life, I always said I would. But, now I have a family to care for. Although I have had offers, I think my playing days about over. If I am going to continue my career, it will probably be as a coach. Obviously, if the money is right, I would have a hard time turning an offer to play down.
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Keep an eye out for the other members of the crowd watching what's going on. Often there will be a couple of guys who play and win at the beginning, showing the crowd how "simple" it is to win. I've seen them wave their "winnings" at the crowd before, laughing and saying that it was the easiest money they have ever won...
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Nah fam, that's what alcohol's for.
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I was looking for something like this earlier. The best I could find was a collection of writings about Greco-Bactria http://www.ancient.eu.com/article/163/. But I agree that there is absence of translated ancient historical documents on the internet, aside from the most famous greek and roman sources: Herodotus, Josep...
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OK, what's it like being addicted to reddit? have you ever tried crack?
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If you suspect you might have Celiac disease you should definitely see a doctor, since the disease is associated with increased risk for cancers and other bad stuff. It is also possible to have non-Celiac gluten sensitivity.
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You could freeze some to add to frozen drinks.
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Ford was President when we finally threw in the towel and fled Vietnam. He blamed the Democratic Congress for failing to fully fund the war effort in the last year or two - as if that would have done anything more than extend the misery for a year or two longer. Prior to Ford, Nixon threw around the slogan "Victory ...
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It really isn't, the fact that you think that suggests you have a really defeatist attitude. Positive affirmation works wonders.
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Section i: Introduction For some people managing their personal finances comes naturally, while for others it is a challenging and morose topic. In this short article, you will learn several concepts for how to begin to manage your money, how to set financial goals and tips on how to achieve them. Please be ad...
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You either love it or leave, I guess, but the door is open so you can go outside. Could be a great set for a movie. Someone goes missing and the others claim the person was never there. Like a land-based Flightplan (2005 movie with Jodie Foster). Or a populated version of The Shining.
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This isn't my blog and I don't have acne, but thought someone here might find the article useful.
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http://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/18mxyi/til_that_our_universe_may_be_inside_a_larger/
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