http://www.chron.com/entertainment/clubs/ it was a link to the Technology Bytes 11th Anniversary Party pics at the Chron
Go ahead, it's a park. And, if you're 7 years old, it's a helluva lotta fun. Otherwise, it's not so great. But for those of you with kids, it's worth it.
Thanks for your answer Thomas. We seem to be unable to locate your application for employment. Could you please provide me with the following information so I can get you entered into our payroll system: Mailing Address: All Phone Numbers: SSN#: Date of Birth: I think that's all I need. Again, looking forward to having you on board!! Thanks, Brett (I am hiring 40 Inside Sales reps.)
My clipboard is always full of code when i'm at work, sometimes stolen code errr i mean p*rn... yea that's it.
ukun@speedstar (03:06:35) - ~ }:: Must have accidentally copied that from a PuTTY session or something.
finalsbound, thats why you have to use the "Preview Post" button, to see if your post are going to show as exactly like you want
Lol, yeah. Actually my cousin was and I was sending him the link. I already got de_vegas.wad like 2 years ago. I'm a CS veteran. Very interesting stuff some people have goin here lol.
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eddie basden just checking out potential backup 2 gaurds. I like the guy, and he seems like a defensive stopper.
[paste]The Indonesian Red Cross, police and district officials said at least 82 people were killed and 77 others were unaccounted for, most in Pangandaran and nearby Cilacap. El-Shinta radio reported four other deaths. “We are still evacuating areas and cross-checking data,” Red Cross official Arifin Muhadi told The Associated Press. He said 77 people were missing earlier Monday. ‘A wave like a black wall’ Most of the victims were believed to be Indonesians, but at least one Swedish tourist was being treated for injuries at a hospital near Pangandaran and his two sons, 5 and 10, were missing, said Jan Janonius, a Swedish Foreign Ministry spokesman. A witness told el-Shinta he saw the ocean withdraw 1,500 feet from the beach a half-hour before the powerful wave smashed ashore, a typical phenomenon before a tsunami. “I could see fish jumping around on the ocean floor,” Miswan said. “Later I saw a wave like a black wall.” Local media reports said the wave came as far 900 feet inland in some places. Buildings sit close to the beach in Pangandaran. Pedi Mulyadi, a 43-year-old food vendor, said he was waiting on the beach for customers when the wave struck, killing his wife, Ratini, 33. The pair were clinging to one another when they were swallowed by the torrent of water and pulled 300 feet inland, he said. “Then we were hit, I think by a piece of wood,” Mulyadi said. “When the water finally pulled away, she was dead. Oh my God, my wife is gone, just like that.” Second major earthquake since May Roads were blocked and power cut to much of the area. Damage and casualties were reported at several places along the 110 miles of beach affected, officials and media reports said. “All the houses are destroyed along the beach,” one woman, Teti, told el-Shinta radio. “Small hotels are destroyed and at least one restaurant was washed away.” Indonesia has installed a warning system across much of Sumatra island but not on Java. The government has been planning to extend the warning system there by 2007. Java was hit seven weeks ago by a 6.3-magnitude earthquake that killed more than 5,800 people, but was spared by the 2004 tsunami that killed 216,000 people, nearly half of them in Indonesia’s Aceh province. The May earthquake did not affect the part of the island hit by Monday’s tsunami, which was spawned by a quake that struck deep beneath the Indian Ocean 150 miles southwest of Java’s coast. Far-reaching shock The quake struck at 3:24 p.m., causing tall buildings to sway hundreds of miles away in the capital, Jakarta. The strength of the temblor was revised upward from magnitude 7.1 after a review by a seismologist, the U.S. Geological Survey said. The quake was followed by a series of powerful aftershocks. After the quake, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center and Japan’s Meteorological Agency issued warnings saying there could be a tsunami in the Indian Ocean. The tsunami struck Java about an hour after the quake and its effects could be felt as far as Bali island and near Australia’s Coco Islands. Indonesia is on the so-called Pacific “Ring of Fire,” an arc of volcanoes and fault lines encircling the Pacific Basin.[/paste]
