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20 hours ago, Ava00 said:
Hello everyone, I'm new to this forum, I hope to learn a lot of useful things here.
Which in your opinion klipsch series is the best?
Welcome. Lurker moreso myself, so don't be me. Post often so that us lurkers have something to read. Oh, I agree with the others about the heritage line. Enjoy, bring your checkbook this can be additive.
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From KC, long time fan. The game is won or loss in the trenches. If KC can protect 15 and if KC will actually run the ball, they can win the game. The iggles are better and more healthy. If the iggles can control the LOS, they will win.
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I hope those cabinets are braced to reduce the cabinet harmonics that graham crackers are notorious for.
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I finally crossed the finish line
Currently on Amazon, Barnes & Nobles, Westbow Press
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On 6/27/2022 at 6:58 AM, Weni said:
Everybody Writes: Your Go-To Guide to Creating Ridiculously Good Content by Ann Handley
Currently reading this book. People who write essays easy and fast always impress me. I can spend a day and write just one sentence. As a result, I apply to writing service https://www.topwritersreview.com/reviews/greatassignmenthelp/. By the way, reading samples also help to write a good essay. It's my lifehack.
I am an aspiring writer/author. Checked out your link. That's interesting, though I am not writing essays. That said, if you are writing essays, is that for academic writing? And if that is the case, does the school not offer proofreaders at a cost? I just recently completed a doctorate and having the work proofread over and over was a big part of the process. We were required to use the schools proofreaders, but the cost was "only" $2.00 per page, which isn't cheap in some ways, but your link said it starts at $12.00 per page... ouch!
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Brilliant biography of an older man's journey. Such a refreshingly honest and humble explanation of a journey by Dr. Bill Greenwood. Highly suggest this book for anyone interested in this type of read.
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Working on my writing skills.
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I think it would be great experience that he won't get otherwise. Plus the additional connections with others he will make. With his current GPA and your observation that he is not taxed, I suspect he is disciplined with his time as needed and focused on what he needs to be when he needs to be. I just finished a doctorate and all throughout my educational career I worked a full-time job while attending school full-time. During my masters I carried a 3.87, while also balancing pastoring a church in addition to a full-time job and full-time course load. It is about discipline, focus, determination, and lots of caffeine and prayers.
Whatever he chooses, it sounds like he is a high achiever. Congrats on that.
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Lizard Lick, NC. Horney Town, NC. Climax, NC. I am sure there are others.
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I spent 25 years in the car business FWIW. I'd buy the used one.
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The Lost in Vegas guys are entertaining.
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Yep, I had one as well before moving on to an Anthem with their ARC room correction. This DDRC does the job for sure. DIRAC is much easier to manipulate than ARC in my opinion.
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One of my favorite lines: When the band you're in starts playing different tunes.... we'll see you on the dark side of the moon.
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I just started this today.
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30 years ago this June my wife and I got married. One of the best things that has happened to me.
What does that have to do with French Toast?
Not much, expect we honeymooned at Sanibel Island in Florida and the restaurant at the hotel had stuffed French Toast. Never heard of it before and have never seen it since. It is worth singing about.
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I didn't think I would enjoy or agree with much of this book, but I find his ability to relate his personal experiences and illustrations to be very encouraging and helpful.
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1 hour ago, Invidiosulus said:
A little further than that.
I think it takes me about 2.5 hours to get over that way.
My agency just opened up an office over in Burlington. Thankfully our other IT guy lives over near Winston so I haven’t had to make that trek in a little while.
I'm probably confusing spruce pine and southern pines. Or else I just didn't think we were that far away. Either way, howdy neighbor! If you're ever this way, you're welcome to swing by.
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35 minutes ago, Invidiosulus said:
What part of NC?
Im over in Spruce Pine.
High Point. Between Winston and Greensboro. I think we are only about an hour or so apart.
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After some extremely unseasonably warm weather.... mid to upper 60's into the the 70's for the past two weeks... including yesterday, it is snowing today like crazy, following some sever wind and rain last night. In North Carolina, if you don't like the weather, just wait for a minute, it'll change.
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14 hours ago, AndreG. said:
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.
Ditto
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I don’t post much but I genuinely hope you celebrate the most important day in human history.
Merry Christmas from my Foxden to yours.
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I just started this today.
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I'm not a craftsman, so I have only input on the wood. Olive wood seems to be the wood that is commonly used for products coming out of Jerusalem. Given the region, I think it would be most appropriate to use olive wood. On an aside, I love the idea of making this a display Bible as a fan of the Bible in general, but also a fan of really old Bibles.