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Never Let You Go - Third Eye Blind

I work at a Quizno's, as a Shift Manager. Not all the time though, sometimes I'm just working as a regular team member. I pretty much can do anything that they need me to there. It's not great, but it's money for college. I'm hoping that I can get a job in a lab in college, as I'd eventually like to work in research. But that may take a couple of years.

Snake Food by Safri Duo

Mine is just one that I found online, and I liked it. Seemed to fit with simcity. Seems other people like it too, as I got a trixie for it.

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I use EAC (exact audio copy) to rip my files to MP3 LAME V3 VBR (about 160 kbps). I then use MP3Gain to tag ReplayGain values on my files (lossless volume equalization, not leveling). Next, I tag them using MP3Tag, before adding them to my Cowon iAudio X5L, loaded with Rockbox. As you can see, I can be very particular.

I don't know if its really a sequel, but I found the movie The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy to be quite a bit different from the book. I loved the book... but the movie I thought was a disappointment.

I've used it in the past, but I haven't lately. I'll have to go check it out again.

Heh, at my school no one pays attention to the fire drill anymore. The school has had problems all year with them being set off on accident in the gym, and after the first few times everyone ignored them. Just last week one went off before school, and my friends and I just stood there waiting for them to turn it off. Also, we always know when a drill is coming up, so it's never unexpected. It's not officially anounced, but word always gets around.

Originally posted by: ilikehotdogsalot Must have done something right - relient Kquote> This is exceedingly odd... I'm listening to this same song now. How do you like the album? I like it a lot.

I don't have my own car, although I do have a license. My mom has a 1998 Ford Windstar (what I drive when she isn't using it). My dad owns a 1992 Ford Ranger. (I don't know how to drive a manual transmission).

Currently Live in: Jackson, MI - pop. 36,316 (metro 163,629) Previously: Evansville, IN - pop. 121,582 (metro 342,815) Columbus, IN - pop. 39,059 (metro unavailable) Levittown, PA - pop. 53,966 (Suburb of Philadelphia, PA - pop. 1,463,281 (metro 5,823,233))

Just Played: Hey Man Nice Shot - Filter Now Playing: Paralyzing Kings - 10 Years Up Next: Believe - Disturbed

Here's my current one, featuring a picture I took about a month ago:

Beck - The Information: Nausea

I recently took this test, and did pretty well (33). Here's a few tips that helped me: First, even though it doesn't say it, all diagrams are pretty much to scale. So, you can visualize angles and measurements, and even use the edge of your answer sheet as a ruler if you want. It can save a lot of time by bypassing calculations. Second, don't stick on one problem too long. If you start to have problems, move on and come back to it if you have time. Something later in the test may refresh your memory. Third, answer every question! You don't get any points taken off like on the SAT, so if time is running out just start filling in bubbles. Try and make educated guesses if you have time, but something is better than nothing. One other tip that may or may not help much is to write the answers next to the problems in big letters in your test. Then don't fill in the bubbles until you have a whole page completed, it's a lot faster to do it that way. Also, the big letters next to your answers help with checking answers if you have time. Also, write everything down, don't erase work, if it's wrong just cross it out, it saves time and you won't accidentally do the same thing again. Hopefully some of these tips can help, and good luck!

Just Played: The Chemical Brothers - Setting Sun Now Playing: The Chemical Brothers - Star Guitar Next: The Chemical Brothers - The Test

Originally posted by: ___idiotbox The Postal Serive - natural anthemquote> Nice song... I'm listening to: All the Things She Said - T.A.T.U. Walting - Finch There Is - Box Car Racer Hell Yes - Beck Shimmer - Fuel Blue Monday - New Order Wonderwall - Oasis Pain - Jimmy Eat World The District Sleeps Alone Tonight - The Postal Service More than Useless - Relient K A Quick Little Flight - Armor For Sleep Funny Break (One Is Enough) (Plump DJ's Mix) - The Crystal Method Quite a variety, I know, but I have eclectic tastes.

What's currently playing: Marching Bands of Manhattan - Death Cab for Cutie Natural Anthem - The Postal Service Best of Me - The Starting Line Stars - Dubstar Plus: Drying Clothes - Clothes Dryer

I live in Jackson, MI pop (as of 2000 census) 36,316. However, this isn't my hometown. I was born in Levittown, PA, the largest suburb of Philadelphia. Pop 53,966. I moved from there to Columbus, IN. Pop 39,059. From there I moved to Evansville, IN. Pop 121,582. However, I lived outside the city there. The county's pop is 342,815. I moved from there to Jackson. I don't know where I'll go next, somewhere for college.

Originally posted by: Boggy1 It's not fun getting soaked in a Thunder Storm.....quote> What's wrong with that?!? Getting soaked in thunderstorms is fun... We haven't had a real good one here for a while. Anyway, last week I went on a trip to NYC, I have a few pics from there. Most of the ones I took were of buildings and such, not of myself. This is standing at times square, the first day of our trip, the 9th. This next picture was the following day, from the top of the Empire State Building. This picture is of the fountains in the roundabout by central park, I really liked it at night. This is just a small sampling of the pictures I took... I went a little crazy. I took about 850 pictures in 3 days.... yeah... I didn't realize I was taking that much at the time... but I really like architecture and big cities... and.... okay, I realize it's not an excuse, I just like to take pictures. It'll take me a while to go through them, though. EDIT: Shoot, I forgot about the png bug in ie. I haven't posted here in a while.... I don't have time to convert and re-upload to jpg now... I'll hopefully get to it soon. So, sorry to all the ie users out there.

Originally posted by: GrayWolf115 Hey guys, I am in a little need of some help and was wondering if you could help a feller' out. Ok, so... I have $1,000 to work with, although any money saved would be greatly appreciated by my parents. I was just going to list the parts to make sure I have everything that I may need. They are: 1. Barebone kit: 450 watt PSU / Asu A8V-E SE Mobo (PCI-e) / AMD Athlon X2 4200+ / BlackCase, with cpu fan + 2 BB case fans + Arctic Alumina <--(honestly idk what that is) / floppy drive $519.04 2.Evga GeForce 6900xt 256mb PCI-e Graphics card. $143.50 ($113.50 after rebate) 3. Maxtor MX6L300S0 300GB harddrive. 7200 rpm, SATA. 16MB buffer. $103.00 4. 2GB DualChannel DDR 400mhz (2, 1 GB sticks) $145.00 5. Asus 16x DVD+R Burner $36.99 So my computer (b4 S&H) comes to : $947.53 So what do you think?quote> Looks pretty good to me... I don't have any other recommendations... only that I'm assuming that you have a keyboard, mouse, monitor and speakers already, as you didn't list those.

Previously: The Postal Service - Natural Anthem Currently: The Postal Service - The District Sleeps Alone Tonight Next: The Postal Service - Such Great Heights From one of my favorite albums, Give Up - The Postal Service

I'd have to say that currently I'd be a mix of suburbanite and city dweller, I live on the outskirts of a small town, so it wouldn't be considered suburbs... nor in the city. It's pretty much houses around, but we do have a small patch of woods in our back yard. Idealy, I would like living probably in either one of the extremes, or somewhere inbetween. I'd like to live in a big city for at least a few years, to experience it. I've only been to big cities a few times (like Chichago, St. Louis, etc.) and enjoyed my times there, but I don't know if I'd like everyday life there. On the other hand, I love the wilderness and outdoors and can see myself living in a secluded cabin in the mountains also. I don't know what'll happen, but I'd like to at least try both of those.

Pretty much what the title says, I was just wondering what different labor laws are in different places. If you could post them here, that would be great! For example, I live in Jackson, Michigan. Here, you need to be 16 to get a job. You must also have a work permit if you are under 18. I'm curious as to how laws vary in different areas of the world.