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Yep.

Yes - that is my plan.

We are omnivores, not obligate carnivores. Our liver and kidneys have lesser ability to handle nitrogenous wastes. There have been predictions about renal problems down the road with things like the Atkins diet. Be careful about ramping up protein intake.

I've searched, but I haven't found a satisfactory explanation of the differences between roller and coaster brakes, and relative pros and cons. Seems that the coaster is more weather-resistant. I am considering two models for my wife. Fenders and chain guard are a requirement. I'm planning for having a transportation device for coming hyper-inflationary times. Biria EZ Boarding Series - EB Top 3, with coaster brakes. http://www.biria.com/bicycles/eb/eb_top_3.jsp and Biria Classic Dutch Ladies’ 19", with roller brakes. http://www.biria.com/bicycles/cd/cd_ladies_19.jsp

Ten bucks for "gay caballeros".

Prohibited items: http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/pro...ited-items.shtm

Evidently GMP violations. I worked the the pharma biz - the manufacturing - decades ago. The GMP regs are strict, but very well-established, clear, and easy to follow. My opinion is that if they are violated, it's an intentional act.

"The Food and Drug Administration warned consumers Monday not to use skin products made by Clarcon because of high levels of disease-causing bacteria found during a recent inspection. Clarcon Biological Chemistry Laboratory Inc. of Roy, Utah, issued a voluntary recall of some skin sanitizers and skin protectants marketed under several different brand names, the FDA said in a statement. Consumers should not use any Clarcon products and should throw them away, the FDA said. Analyses of several samples of over-the-counter topical antimicrobial skin sanitizer and skin protectant products revealed high levels of various bacteria, including some associated with unsanitary conditions, according to the agency. Some of these bacteria can cause opportunistic infections of the skin and underlying tissues and could result in medical or surgical attention as well as permanent damage."... http://www.wcpo.com/news/local/story/FDA-W...49FW2QpMFg.cspx

..The Magic Carpet, with the collapsible roller bench and the carpet ride at the end. I think it was that attraction, that had an outside walkway with compressed air jets to lift womens' skirts.

I'm Happy. It had to be said...

Nicely said. If you are under the spotlight, best thing to do is to is stick around the home until the heat subsides. If you have those big bucks, and have this or that urge, call for delivery. Simple...

Quite so. In addition to grammar, proper capitalization is expected. Please comply.

Bad choices? - your response has me at sea..

Orson Welles - Citizen Kane, The Third Man, as well as many, many other roles.

Your link when invoked is not displayed, and wants me to register.

Punter Center Kicker Long snapper Middle linebacker.

I liked "From Russia with Love". BTW - Ian Fleming was the real deal... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Fleming You never know...here's something about the Hollywood femme fatale, Hedy Lamarr: http://www.welsh-electronics.com/your_care...3~S1=191~id=241

I recall the heady days, when the acquisition of Dockery and Walker made folks proclaim the same.

Reminds me of CIN's '07 #2. RB Kenny Irons...first preseason action, a couple of carries. Bam - made a cut, end of career. Ki-Jana Carter, several years ago, too.

Happy B'Day!

Don't forget the chips, pork rinds, chocolate bars, Jujyfruits, Milk Duds and the like. Perhaps a can of squirt cheese, a can of cashews. You have to have a variety. Get a loaf of rye bread and some spearmint chewing gum to cleanse the palate from time to time. And if your employer is paying, and there is one of those Mini-Bar iceboxs with wine, booze, snacks - hit it .

Find a local liquor store.

I'm not quite sure what you are saying, but in his heyday, Bledsoe had a pretty good run of slapping the Bills around. He was a pretty decent QB throughout his career.

He could put his hand and forearm in a cast, and use it as a club like the KC player Fred Williamson used to do.