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sunset at 11pm in the summer. I did see a strip club.

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I don't do haz diving. I know a guy, type thing. My friend is a John Deere turf grass dealer and they do this thing called One Source. So they sell irrigation equipment and on the sales call the superintendent asked about a problem. He called me to fix it. I fixed it and viola $200.

I am US Air silver and stopped flying them because they hate their customers and the fact they have to transport said customers. Strange because that is their business I know but it is true. I fly Delta (not much better but consistant) mostly. Nice fish, my question is if you know it is rare, did you throw it back?

This is a crazy boomtown. There are like 4 oil companies here, the average house is $400,000 and rent for a room in someone's basement is $1000/month. The average salary for an oil jockey with 1 year experience is $120,000/year + long-gevity bonus each 6 months. The average age for this person, 23. A&W pays $13.50/hr.

Taylor Tire, Plain City.

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You have to go change it once you have enough posts.

Turn the computer on and without opening any programs look at the task manager section marked processes. What is using RAM and how much is being used? Then run your computer like normal and when it does it again take a look in task manager and see what is eating the resources.

That list is generated by your recently installed and recently used programs. REG hack would probably do it but just pick what you want and always use that program.

I went diving at The Club at Muirfield in the irrigation pond today. They needed someone to clean out their pump input line. Crazy, no viz, algae so thick I could hardly move. Atleast it was better than what was on TV.

I remember selling beer to townies in Groton because of the CT blue laws and no sales on sunday.

Man, I miss my 12 of tall rolling rock bottles for $3.80. I had a friend that would by a suitcase of the Beast and a 1/5 of jack plus like a bag of chips for $19.05 or something. I know he always took an extra 20 out of the ATM for it.

by selling the ipod to not only work with Mac but also PC they have found a global market that quite frankly is making them piles of money. following the same model and allowing the product to work anywhere would enable them to find a larger market. People that want one that are locked into a verizon contract simply won't buy one.

don't forget that if you are porting a number the feeds into at&t aren't working correctly. If you have a really old account the at&t servers are having trouble with the SIM conversion. And, if you have any trouble the at&t folks have a troubleshooting brochure two pages long that probably doesn't have your issue on it so good luck. IMHO, they should have launched it as an unlocked phone and let the buyer do what they want.

wow, um, I am pretty sure the market for an Art Historian with Textiles as his/her specialty is going to find minimal work in Columbus. Perhaps Cairo is a better city, or anywhere but Columbus. Good luck and I would suggest looking abroad where there are some historically significant exhibits like London, Paris or Italy.

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38735 Or perhaps something else. I would suggest that perhaps you post current experience, maybe a field you would like to work in. Many of us on here have excellent contacts for employment, some even manage various retail locations, pizza shops, what have you.

gniP <-- the sound wave comes back inverted.

Is this really a detailed discussion, by men, that involves cats but not shooting them?

I have an old ass unlocked TMo phone that is tri-band or whatever from like 4 years ago. I took it to England and put my Orange sim in and it worked plus huge battery life. The iPhone is new technology that cannot do this.

BMWfs is usually hiring collections folks.

I have never moved jobs and been the low man on the totem pole, normally they pay me more because I have experience.

I fly all the time. Hilton just told me I have 54 days in Hilton this year. I fly to London once a month, Cali once a quarter, the rest is Chicago, Dallas, Atlanta like that.

certainly, but since I am only a navy trained expert in how sound travels in the water I wouldn't know how or why. I would think that compressed air would be denser and would allow for sound to travel faster however the less compressed air at the edge of the explosion would refract the sound waves.

Somewhere in your building there is a board with the labor laws posted, take a look at it. General Information on the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Printer Friendly Page Federal Minimum Wage: $4.75 per hour beginning October 1, 1996 $5.15 per hour beginning September 1, 1997 Employees under 20 years of age may be paid $4.25 per hour during their first 90 consecutive calendar days of employment with an employer. Certain full-time students, student learners, apprentices, and workers with disabilities may be paid less than the minimum wage under special certificates issued by the Department of Labor. Tip Credit: Employers of "tipped employees" must pay a cash wage of at least $2.13 per hour if they claim a tip credit against their minimum wage obligation. If an employee's tips combined with the employer's cash wage of at least $2.13 per hour do not equal the minimum hourly wage, the employer must make up the difference. Certain other conditions must also be met. Overtime Pay: At least 1½ times an employee's regular rate of pay for all hours worked over 40 in a workweek.