timouse
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I like how easy it is to vote every day. Just two clicks and karma is served.
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today, velvet. tomorrow, hart. repeat until contest ends. good luck fellas!
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John Mayer wasn't an arranger for the Blues Brothers.
ding! ding!
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They took too much information from me just to vote.
i gave submitted all my info just for your sake. i hope you win!
ditto. good luck velvet!!
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done and done.
vote now and vote often, as they say. good luck for an awesome cause!
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leecherslair or STmusic for your waffles?
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^^^^^ in addition, most of IE is part of Windoze Explorer, so it's true overhead is hidden in the operating system overhead.
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happy birthday month, sharon
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find hal and fista and hug them repeatedly on behalf of all of us that aren't going with you
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i've never been so happy to be living out of town. the satellite image of my area is still indistinct and blobby, and no street view.
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2lbs fresh ground beef (locally raised) $8
8 burgers
Best deal out there.
absolutely.
fast food burgers = 180 cows in every bite.
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congratulations!
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Everdale Presents: A VIP Evening with The Tragically Hip
* 100% of the auction proceeds go directly to Everdale Farm and Environmental Learning Centre
* 2 amazing seats (VIP band reserve seats) for their Hamilton Place show on October 3rd.
* After party pass, giving you access to the backstage lounge.
Everdale Farm has two pairs of VIP tickets for the show which include after show party passes.The auction will be taking place on the Toronto Star auction site from September 17-24.
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happy birdyday!
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happy birthday!
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SA pigeon 'faster than broadband'
Broadband promised to unite the world with super-fast data delivery - but in South Africa it seems the web is still no faster than a humble pigeon.
A Durban IT company pitted an 11-month-old bird armed with a 4GB memory stick against the ADSL service from the country's biggest web firm, Telkom.
Winston the pigeon took two hours to carry the data 60 miles - in the same time the ADSL had sent 4% of the data.
Telkom said it was not responsible for the firm's slow internet speeds.
The idea for the race came when a member of staff at Unlimited IT complained about the speed of data transmission on ADSL.
He said it would be faster by carrier pigeon.
"We renown ourselves on being innovative, so we decided to test that statement," Unlimited's Kevin Rolfe told the Beeld newspaper.
'No cats allowed'
Winston took off from Unlimited IT's call centre in the town of Howick to deliver the memory stick to the firm's office in Durban.
According to Winston's website there were strict rules in place to ensure he had no unfair advantage.
“ Winston is over the moon â€
Kevin Rolfe
They included "no cats allowed" and "birdseed must not have any performance-enhancing seeds within".
The firm said Winston took one hour and eight minutes to fly between the offices, and the data took another hour to upload on to their system.
Mr Rolfe said the ADSL transmission of the same data size was about 4% complete in the same time.
Hundreds of South Africans followed the race on social networking sites Facebook and Twitter.
"Winston is over the moon," Mr Rolfe said.
"He is happy to be back at the office and is now just chilling with his friends."
Meanwhile Telkom said it could not be blamed for slow broadband services at the Durban-based company.
"Several recommendations have, in the past, been made to the customer but none of these have, to date, been accepted," Telkom's Troy Hector told South Africa's Sapa news agency in an e-mail.
South Africa is one of the countries hoping to benefit from three new fibre optic cables being laid around the African continent to improve internet connections.
Story from BBC NEWS
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happy birthday mr mountain!
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happy birthday rachel!!
an evening of Celtic music in Eden Mills
in Soundboard
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Friday December 4th at the Eden Mills community hall, come see almost famous Celtic band Rant Maggie Rant.
They are a Celtic Group from the Stratford area and were incredible last year! They will sing Christmas songs, traditional Celtic songs, and their own creative ‘Celtic Music with an Edge’ compositions. The second set will be lively, good dancing or listening to, Celtic music.
Eden Mills Community Hall, 108 York St., Eden Mills ON N0B 1P0
Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Concert starts at 8:00 p.m. Information and tickets please contact Kit at 856-1188 or emmpca@sentex.net
Tickets are also available at the Wild Rose Consignment Store in Guelph, 23A Macdonell Street, Guelph
Tickets are $20Â (Students $10)
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