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@Ladyfan Next Saturday I can be a teenager again 
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Bruinaura
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Sorry.We lost our dog Beetle this morning
She had another seizure last night and coupled with a lot of other issues, my mom did the right thing.
I’m going to miss her so much but she’s with my dad and her other siblings now.
God this sucks.
Why can't dogs live longer?? 
Bruinaura
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A friend came over today and helped me haul two carloads of stuff to Goodwill and some to the dumpster. Literally two trunks full plus the passenger seats in both cars.
Then we came back and reorganized my kitchen, pantry, and dining room.
Felt great to get rid of stuff and get organized, but now I am so sore I can't move.
And my nice garden tub in the master bathroom has decided that I don't need hot water, so if I want to soak, it'll have to be in the smaller guest bathroom tub.
Then we came back and reorganized my kitchen, pantry, and dining room.
Felt great to get rid of stuff and get organized, but now I am so sore I can't move.
And my nice garden tub in the master bathroom has decided that I don't need hot water, so if I want to soak, it'll have to be in the smaller guest bathroom tub.
@Kate08 Remember her?
ADRIAN, Mich. (AP) — A seven-time “Jeopardy!” winner who taught history at a small Michigan college faces up to five years in prison for sneaking into the email accounts of other professors, administrators and students.
Stephanie Jass, who taught at Adrian College in southern Michigan, pleaded guilty Wednesday in Lenawee Circuit Court to a charge of unauthorized computer access. Her sentencing is scheduled for July 20.
Authorities said Jass logged into other people’s email accounts without permission over a four-day period last year after the college reset everyone’s passwords and assigned everyone the same temporary password. Another professor learned what Jass had done and told school officials.
ADRIAN, Mich. (AP) — A seven-time “Jeopardy!” winner who taught history at a small Michigan college faces up to five years in prison for sneaking into the email accounts of other professors, administrators and students.
Stephanie Jass, who taught at Adrian College in southern Michigan, pleaded guilty Wednesday in Lenawee Circuit Court to a charge of unauthorized computer access. Her sentencing is scheduled for July 20.
Authorities said Jass logged into other people’s email accounts without permission over a four-day period last year after the college reset everyone’s passwords and assigned everyone the same temporary password. Another professor learned what Jass had done and told school officials.
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Bad on her, but that is the craziest thing I ever heard of, IT security-wise.
Angel Day Blessings to Beetle....she is loved...We lost our dog Beetle this morning
She had another seizure last night and coupled with a lot of other issues, my mom did the right thing.
I’m going to miss her so much but she’s with my dad and her other siblings now.
God this sucks.
Lost Horizons
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Lost Horizons
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Lost Horizons
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FWIW Just to touch on something from a few pages ago Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie put out an album together a few years ago:
Lindsey Buckingham Christine McVie
Lindsey Buckingham Christine McVie
Our dog Annie has been sleeping right in front of the AC vent all day....very quick trips outside to do her bidness and bark at squirrels/chipmunk/raccoons....
Everyone stay safe and cool...
Pretty random but I had the best mani/pedi this weekend. The hot stone massage is the best part. So relaxing.
The lady looked depressed when I said I only wanted a regular manicure as I can’t do the gel nails as they peel right off for some reason.
The salon clearly makes their money on the gel ones.
I can’t recommend Essie polish enough. I beat my nails up typing on my keyboard and sifting through papers and this polish lasts over a week with minimal chipping. On my toes, it lasts a month before chipping.
The lady looked depressed when I said I only wanted a regular manicure as I can’t do the gel nails as they peel right off for some reason.
The salon clearly makes their money on the gel ones.
I can’t recommend Essie polish enough. I beat my nails up typing on my keyboard and sifting through papers and this polish lasts over a week with minimal chipping. On my toes, it lasts a month before chipping.
ODAAT
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Love it, they were sometimes or often accused of putting on a less than enthusiastic live performance and I suppose that`s true if your a music fan who requires a band to consistently engage with the audience or like/enjoy a bunch of background distractions like pyrotechnics and other things but for this fan, anytime I saw them live I loved it. Nope, not a ton of engaging with the fans, they were a pretty simple band, come out, hammer ya with great song after great song, no gimmicks, not much of the "We love you (insert city here)" stuff
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That was their MO. If you were a fan, you knew that going in. People need the light shows to enjoy the concert and forget the reason they go to concerts.
ODAAT
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exactly but I`m also perfectly fine with bands who are more comfortable with audience engagement. I was lucky enough, and crazy enough to have seen Petty and the Heartbreakers 50 times (followed them across the States and back to Canada on one tour), loads of engagement with the crowd but he was also a musician who was natural at it, loved doing that so it never appeared or felt manufactured but the Cars just weren`t that kind of band and as you stated, real fans knew that going in and weren`t really interested in band/fan banter
Glove Malfunction
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Wouldn't be surprised if they had their passwords written down somewhere or if it was that ever so hard to guess "password".
Glove Malfunction
Ference is my binky
Bands also need the light shows and pyro because they suck live. Seems that's not the case with these guys, though I've never seen them live.
Best show I've ever seen live was Green Day, partly because the music was phenomenal, and partly because of the interaction the band (mostly Billy Joe) had with the audience.
Glove Malfunction
Ference is my binky
It's going to be hotter in Boston today than in Wichita Falls. Try and stay cool up there folks. Let's just not talk about humidity.
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If the rationale for cancelling school in extreme cold is that some kids don't have access to appropriate cold-weather gear to safely get to/from school, I can pretty much guarantee those same kids don't have access to an air conditioned home in order to stay safe/comfortable in extreme heat. You can't have it both ways.
This isn't an "in my day school was never cancelled" rant...but where's the consistency?
This isn't an "in my day school was never cancelled" rant...but where's the consistency?
LouJersey
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Yeah I don't get it either.
We went to school in both of those cases. We never froze to death, or passed out. I'm guessing schools may be afraid of lawsuits these days? Who knows.
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