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Pick a Book Beside You Game
I have a co-worker who told me about this game. It sounds fun! Pick a book beside you and turn to page 59. Comment on the first paragraph in the book! Let's go!
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Power amplifier equations for motion control systems.
how exciting is that? |
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El menú Grabación NEF (RAW): Profundidad bits NEF (RAW)
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The book I picked up had a chapter page on page 59; Everything you need to know about the master cleanse....
(Health book) |
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The names stratosphere and stratopause come from the Latin stratum ("a cover"), implying a layered or stratified condition without vertical mixing. The stratosphere extends from an altitude of 18 kilometers (11 miles) above sea level to about 48 kilometers (30 miles).
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District of Columbia Official Code Titles 43 to 46.
Section 44-107.1 Staffing Standards 44-107.01 (f) Employees shall be required on an annual basis to document freedom from tuberculosis in a communicable form. |
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I see it must be some kind of law gibberish.:ursofunny |
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Here's another one: the "Business Pages" of the Austin phone book. "Broken Down Automotive" (I did not make that up!) through Brown Samuel.
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I don't have any books beside me... guess that says something in itself!!
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Records Management
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Some people fear alligators, but there are not many authentic cases of alligators attacking people. Most reports have not been backed by facts.
In this paragraph, the word authentic means: A. long B. thin C. real D. lengthy (Not much excitement there either.... the only books I have close to me at the moment are Michael's workbooks. :D ) |
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Then there is the PDF open on my pc, I even wrote this particular book.
EX (Execute program) Mnemonic EX Function Execute program Type Instruction Description Execute program at a specified address or label using a selected trace mode. Used in immediate mode. There are three modes of program execution. Syntax EX <address/label>,<mode> Modes 0 Normal execution, is specified by a mode of 0 (or simply leaving the mode blank). 1 Trace mode is specified by a mode of 1. This means that the program executes continuously until the program E is encountered, but the instructions are “traced” to the communications port so the user can see what instructions have been executed. 2 Single step mode is specified by a mode of 2. In this mode, the user can step through the program using the space bar to execute the next line of the program. The program can be resumed at normal speed in this mode by pressing the enter key. Usage Immediate Code Example EX 1 ‘Execute program at address 1 normally EX G2,1 ‘Execute program G2 in trace mode EX 200,2 ‘Execute program at address 200 in 'single-step mode |
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Decadent Chocolate Delight......
I gather from the first paragraph that this is a wonderful combination of delectable ingredients that will make the house smell wonderful and the taste buds scream with delight!! :D |
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10-Channel digital line mixer designed to mix digital signals of varying sample rates.
(From the B&H Professional Audio Source Book) |
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"The Bible Exposition Commentary, Volume II" by Warren Wiersbe". He's writing about Ephesians 6. If anyone ever wants to really understand the bible like never before, this stuff is the best!!
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I have a number of books beside me. I work in a library. ;) I am at home, but I check a lot of books out all the time. I have about 45 items out right now. :D (Keep in mind that even though I am a heathen backslider that we don't watch TV so videos are included in that list of 45.)
Another book I have beside me: "It made me wonder why I heard Tupac talking about juveniles getting sent to prison.....but never for a second did I think it could happen to me!" From A Question of Freedom A Memoir of Learning, Survival, and Coming of Age in Prison. |
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Makes me glad I don't have most of your jobs... I can't even understand one sentence from several of the posts, much less do the work they must indicate!!
I do understand the one about chocolate though... :heeheehee |
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Onomatopoeia means, literally, name making but it refers specifically to the process of creating words from the sounds associated with things.....buzz, fizz, sizzle, cheep, clip-clop etc...
From Wierd Word Origins. |
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Searching For A Patient
"If the patient is not found in VISTA, a patient search window will appear with the claim screen and Claim Data tab." |
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And the Lord said to Moses, when you return into Egypt, see that you do before Pharoah all these miracles and wonders which I have put in your hand...............
Exodus 4:21, from the Amplified Bible. |
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Miriam sang to them:
Sing to the Lord, for He is highly exalted; He has thrown the horse and it's rider unto the sea. Exodus 15:21 Holman Christian Standard Bible |
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"Gramma said if you used the body-living mind to think greedy or mean; if you was always cuttin' at folks with it and figurin' how to material profit off'n them... then you would shrink up your spiritual mind to a size no bigger'n a hickor'nut."
The Education of Little Tree (1976) Forrest Carter University of New Mexico Press Best "non-religious" book I've ever read. |
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I find one side a balance and the antipodal side a balance, Soft doctrine as steady help as stable doctrine, Thoughts and deeds of the present our rouse and early start. --from Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman
Well...as usual, Walt finds the positive in everything. LOL!!!! |
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Edward and Avon came to a fork in their branch. "It seems to me," said Edward, "that you won't have had a proper series of adventures unless you've gone through thick and thin." "Thick and thin what?" asked Avon. "Branches," replied Edward.
--from The End of the Beginning, Being The Adventures of a Small Snail (And an Even Smaller Ant) |
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It all begins with a cry. And the kind the psalmist was talking about erupts from the deepest part of a person's soul as if his or her life depends on it.
From Beth Moore's: Looking Up When Life is Looking Down. |
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Use heat and massage to treat a plugged duct
Breastfeeding Pure & Simple by Gwen Gotsch (I'm a La Leche League leader.) |
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That's great. LOL!!! |
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Somewhere there's a guy wanderin'... there is a search party underway! :) |
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Reading a missionary story from Sudan. She is talking about (p. 59) riding a train and the dust being so thick, she couldn't see out of her glasses, so she just went to bed.
2nd book beside me: "Embrace the Struggle" by Zig Ziglar. "Although they have given their struggle to God, that does not mean that the daily struggle becomes easier and their lives are stress free." He's talking about a family of a little boy with DMD - a type of Muscular Dystrophy. |
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Bosendorfer pianos were established in 1828 by Ignaz Bosendorfer in Vienna, Austria. They still build about 300 pianos a year in Vienna, in which 90% are exported around the world.
They are now owned by the Austrian banking company BAWAG-P.S.K Group. |
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Page 59 of Pritchard's Ancient Near Eastern Texts - an excerpt from the Epic of Gilgamesh:
On the road from which there is no way back, To the house wherein the dwellers are bereft of light, Where dust is their fare and clay is their food, They are clothed like birds, with wings for garments, And see no light, residing in darkness, In the House of Dust, which I entered, I looked at rulers, their crowns were put away; I saw princes, those born to the crown, Who had ruled the land from the days of yore. These doubles of Anu and Enlil were serving meat roasts; They were serving bake meat and pouring cool water from the waterskins. |
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