"Although these wartime measures were not without precedent, their effects lingered long after the cessation of conflict."



No cheating! Just paste it as is!

Is it a porn link? Are you plagiarizing someone? Is it bank information?

Post it here for all to see!



(Okay, obviously don't post bank information...)

White House opens doors to Iraq refugees

Cherry Hill Medical Group

Welcome to Classic 45's!

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• HUIT THÈSES SUR L'UNIVERSEL • (.EIGHT THESES ON THE UNIVERSAL )
Centre d'Étude de la Philosophie Française Contemporaine - 19 novembre 2004
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Elizabeth Maxwell

Great stuff, everybody! Keep 'em coming!

Don't post on GottaLetItGo's thread! He don't love you like I do!!

I think you’ve all misunderstood my question. I have medicine that helps get rid of the migraine itself, but after the migraine my brain is in a fog the rest of the day. I think very slowly, can’t seem to get my brain to wrap around what I want. I need help getting the fog to lift. The migraine is gone, this is just an after-effect.

Thanks! Hope you have a Happy Valentine's Day too. We are getting a really bad snowstorm right now, don't think I'm going to be leaving the house today.

I copied and pasted that in response to several orgers who sent me orgnotes wishing me a Happy Valentines Day.

When Doves Fry
How come Prince didn't get electrocuted at the Super Bowl?

By Torie Bosch
Posted Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2007, at 6:53 PM ET

Sunday's big game between the Indianapolis Colts and Chicago Bears marked the first-ever rainy Super Bowl. Prince's high-tech halftime show had viewers and critics raving, but all that equipment and rain looked like an electrocution waiting to happen. How do you keep soaking-wet performers from getting shocked?

You go wireless. The use of battery-powered, wireless equipment provides one measure of safety; performers and their crews should also check to make sure that any stray electrical current goes into the ground, and that they've set up a way to shut off power in an emergency. These safety procedures are standard practice when there's a lot of electrical equipment around, but they're particularly important when it's raining. Our susceptibility to electrical shock is greatly increased when our skin is wet—whether we're soaked with rain, or just a little sweaty. (Dry skin acts as a stronger resistor and can protect us from small shocks.)

Battery-powered wireless microphones, guitars, and other gear keep performers isolated from potentially dangerous electrical current. To get a shock, you have to become part of an electrical circuit between a high-voltage source—like a power line—and the ground (or a grounded object, like a ladder). Without coming into contact with both, you can't be electrocuted, which is why birds on power lines don't get fried. It's also one of the reasons why wireless equipment keeps performers safe in the rain—if you're not physically connected to the current, you can't get shocked. If wireless equipment isn't available, the use of low-voltage equipment can also reduce the risk of shock.

The proper grounding of electrical equipment can help protect anyone working behind the scenes, like sound engineers or camera operators, from possible shocks. (In 1976, musician Keith Relf of the Yardbirds died because his guitar wasn't grounded properly.) An assured grounding program involves two tests, both of which can be conducted with an ohmmeter to measure electrical resistance. The first test makes sure that there are no gaps in the electrical setup that could let current leak out and shock someone. The second test makes sure that the equipment-grounding conductor, which carries any extra current to the ground, is sending the electrical flow to the right place. Whether it's raining or not, making sure that equipment is grounded—that any stray current will go directly into the earth instead of into the poor sound guy who touches the wrong wire—is an important safety precaution. (Three-pronged electrical plugs, which refrigerators and other equipment often have, also ground the current.)

If an electrical shock does occur, devices called "ground fault circuit interrupters" can prevent a fatality. A GFCI works by measuring the amount of power going into a circuit and the amount of power coming out. In general, these two readings should be the same; if they're not, there must be a power leak somewhere along the line, which could indicate that a person is getting shocked. The GFCI, which costs about $10 for household use and is standard-issue on blow dryers, automatically shuts down the power when it senses a leak. The person might still feel the shock, but it probably wouldn't be fatal.

There's never a minute that I find
that u don't ever cross my mind
if u could just hold me tight u'd c...
there's nothing harder 4 u than me

(CHORUS)

Gimme a page on my 2-way
I'll hit u back with no delay

U're the reason I took a rope and lassoed the moon
2 prove that when it comes 2 u
there's nothing I won't do...
I'd stare in2 the sun if u would be mine
It's not so great a leap since 2 all others I'm blind

I know that I'm not gon' sleep 2nite

Or wait, maybe it was my son.....


My daughter was that Killers song.....with the prostitute.....wtf is it? Shit.....

FunkMistress said:

that song!

I got to have a shot of what you got is oh so sweet.
You got to make it hot, like a boomerang I need a repeat,

Gimme all your lovin', all your hugs and kisses too,
Gimme all your lovin', don't let up until we're through,

You got to whip it up and hit me like a ton of lead,
If I blow my top will you let it go to your head?

Gimme all your lovin', all your hugs and kisses too,
Gimme all your lovin', don't let up until we're through.

You got to move it up and use it like a scrweball would.
You got to pack it up, work it like a new boy should.

Gimme all your lovin', all your hugs and kisses too.
Gimme all your lovin', don't let up until we're through.

I have lots of respect for you for making that shit work. I would have barked at him months ago for that, but I'd like to think you're a much better girlfriend than I'd ever be. Dude, I'm fuckin' done. I'm giving her a chocolate rose with my two-weeks's notice wrapped around it. And I can't make it to the Belvy tonight so knock some down for me, bitch.

Voice mail (20 minutes, 2 ports) - user mailbox greeting - Personal Assistant - Music on hold (16 seconds pre-recorded, 2 minutes customised) - Automatic Route Selection (ARS) - Enhanced telephony services (Call forwarding, transfer, Conference, Hunting group, Manager/secretary group, pick-up, ...) - 3000 names directory - Central Ringer connectivity - Integrated TAPI CTI server

CO2

d-limonene

i nominate this for "Most Random Thread Ever."

2the9s said:

yer really scrappin thread bottom with this one tractor lad aint ya?

Shaus!!!!!

jaki.smugmug.com

shausler said:

i thought it was a good thread idea.