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Saturday, June 18, 2011
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Perfect for setting up a new blog/website.
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1 Logo Concept
2 Free Revisions
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Source Files Included
Perfect for having options to choose from.
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2 Logo Concepts
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Watch me destroy a really nice piece of wood (first build) - My Les Paul Forums
Watch me destroy a really nice piece of wood (first build) - My Les Paul Forums: "ow i've seen people talk about leaving this kinda thing clamped over night, and i've seen people talk about following the instructions on glue very carefully, cause the manufacturer knows best etc...
Well my franklin tight bond says to clamp for 1/2 hour.
That doesn't sound like very long to me, so i thought i'd kinda go half way and left it for 6 hours until the squeeze-out was rock hard. Was thinking about leaving it longer.... but i just had to inspect my handy work
Not turned out too bad.
Says to not stress the joint for 24 hours, so i'm gonna let it sit for that long, then jigsaw it out."
Well my franklin tight bond says to clamp for 1/2 hour.
That doesn't sound like very long to me, so i thought i'd kinda go half way and left it for 6 hours until the squeeze-out was rock hard. Was thinking about leaving it longer.... but i just had to inspect my handy work
Not turned out too bad.
Says to not stress the joint for 24 hours, so i'm gonna let it sit for that long, then jigsaw it out."
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
a bomb just exploded
"On March 23, MK Yossi Peled was in the middle of briefing the 15 member group in a Knesset conference room when his aide ran in and whispered in his ear that a bomb just exploded at a Jerusalem bus stop. One pastor remarked, 'When we learned about the bombing immediately from MK Peled, the terror threats facing Israel became more than talking points.'"
Thursday, January 29, 2009
The Writers' Cafe
The Writers' Cafe: "This committee shall be established expressly for the purpose of researching ways to provide financial incentives coming from the beneficiaries of Federal Bailout Dollars. These incentives may include (but are not limited to) incentives such as discounted insurance rates, discounted sales tax, discounted finance costs (especially discounted finance rates for those with lower credit scores) and discounted auto dealer additional charges.
Be it Further Resolved that:
This committee shall also investigate any ways or means that bailout money which has been allocated and that will be allocated in the future be linked towards the economic recovery for individuals and families who have also been adversely affected by the recent economic downtown."
The Writers Cafe.org
By: Stephen C. Sanders
Be it Further Resolved that:
This committee shall also investigate any ways or means that bailout money which has been allocated and that will be allocated in the future be linked towards the economic recovery for individuals and families who have also been adversely affected by the recent economic downtown."
The Writers Cafe.org
By: Stephen C. Sanders
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Philosophy | The Writers' Cafe
Philosophy | The Writers' Cafe: "vision that Yakov saw in a dream the well know idea of Jacob’s Ladder. The mefarshim (explainers of Torah) do a good job explaining how Jacob’s (Yakov’s) vision is about how neshomas (spirits or souls) are on different rungs of a ladder which goes up to heaven and back down to our world.
If I remember the explanation correctly Yakov could have stopped what ever he was doing right then and there and could have taken his place on the ladder. However Yakov did not do this for reasons which are beyond the scope of this piece.
In our own individual lives we are all somewhere on this great spiral staircase.
Life as we experience it is rarely just one straight and direct line from point A to point B. Perhaps if life was like that then perhaps life itself would not be so very interesting"
Courtesy of The Writers Cafe.com
The Writers Cafe.com Philosophy
If I remember the explanation correctly Yakov could have stopped what ever he was doing right then and there and could have taken his place on the ladder. However Yakov did not do this for reasons which are beyond the scope of this piece.
In our own individual lives we are all somewhere on this great spiral staircase.
Life as we experience it is rarely just one straight and direct line from point A to point B. Perhaps if life was like that then perhaps life itself would not be so very interesting"
Courtesy of The Writers Cafe.com
The Writers Cafe.com Philosophy
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Arkayne Blog - Relevance Counts
Arkayne Blog - Relevance Counts: "The more I thought about the 3 C’s for online startups the more it made sense. The formula worked for describing failed vs. successful startups I’ve seen. For many entrepreneurs and investors I imagine the concepts of content, community, and convenience are so fundamental that they’ve become gut feelings. My advice to anyone undertaking a startup is to seriously consider and have a plan for the 3 C’s of online startups."
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Blog.Arkayne.com
The Writers Cafe.org
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Blog.Arkayne.com
The Writers Cafe.org
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