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Ahhh, dels *-*

2 hours, 43 minutes ago onWordpress in www.paramore.com.br

Lol, I have cyanogen 5.0.4.2

17 hours, 58 minutes ago onWordpress in androidandme.com

Nee, ze had beter bij RTL kunnen blijven.

Net5 moet niet willen scoren op de vooravond, dat lukt ze toch niet.

5 hours, 54 minutes ago onWordpress in zappen.blog.nl

So in a 8 hour shift, drivers are only moving for four of those hours? That seems like a pretty sweet deal. Would they have an incentive to resist these changes as it would require 6-7 hours of driving a day?

6 hours, 5 minutes ago onWordpress in sf.streetsblog.org

Does anybody care to chime in on my idea of cyclists massing up and taking the full traffic lane of Fell for those 3 blocks? I think it will force the City to build a cycle track. If motorists honk or get impatient, who cares? It's old-school bike advocacy.

And if the City ever says it is politically infeasible to red-zone 3 full blocks of parking, I say BS.

Last year they red-zoned 3 blocks of parking on Stanyan Street (from Fulton to Fell) in order to accomodate a new lane of traffic (for... you guessed it... cars). ... See all content Hide content

3 hours, 23 minutes ago onWordpress in sf.streetsblog.org

For me and a lot of other people, anything less than a physically separated lane is not going to cut it.

I welcome the trials as they are progress. However there is a certain sense of wasted time in all of this. They should get the best design and implement it first. And we all know what that is.

2 hours, 15 minutes ago onWordpress in sf.streetsblog.org

For what it’s worth, the CSz guys that were there were Peter Kremidas (Slam Poetry), Ryan Williams and Nick Hausman. Also for what it’s worth, I’m Nick and this is EPICALLY correct and awesome. So glad this was written about and now this story lives in infamy.

4 hours, 5 minutes ago onWordpress in thirdcoastdigest.com

Thank you so much! Method 2 worked perfectly. I am in your debt this morning.

1 day, 13 hours ago onWordpress in www.myantispyware.com

Shouldn't we measure the success of a product by the smile on the customer's face rather than an ache in their back.

Although everything you say is true, but the continually soaring sales figures of the iPhone would suggest that ergonomics and usability are not at the top of people list when shopping for this type of device, or making it.

I see the adoption of these devices as proof that customers value a sense of fun and play over outright comfort and ease of use. ... See all content Hide content

2 days, 14 hours ago onWordpress in www.thinkflowinteractive.com

I would say that I don’t have ‘BIG’ disappointments. However I would discuss my view on daily things that did not go my way and that I learned to express my feelings without hurting somebody or being to emotional.

Also, a disappointment or a failure does not mean that you are a failure. You just did not succeed this time or I will weight next time if I should worry about this thing if its something not important in my life.

hope this helps ... See all content Hide content

20 hours, 30 minutes ago onWordpress in www.theworkbuzz.com