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I see this around from time to time in Bankers Hill, San Diego. I'm not sure if they're leftover from a one-time hooray of if there's an active tagger out there, I just know we don't see eye to eye.
Some people just have
Self-control issues.
Not medical issues.
From her comparitively long
Premeditative standpoint,
She seems to possess some
Desire to behave rationally.
But when the instant of
Action draws near,
She behaves exactly
The opposite.
The incriminating trait of these
Self-control issues have been
Observed by a number of people.
Her lack of self-control pertains
To a number of different behaviors,
Such as furthering an education,
Saving vs. consumption decisions,
Employment search and activity,
Addiction to prescription drugs,
And projecting her vile emotions
Onto her primary social groups,
Both past and present.
While there is some divergence
On the degree to which she is
Aware of her issues,
There is only a miniscule
Possibility of naivete.
The majority of these observations
Has concluded FULL awareness,
Characterized by her lengthy
Algorithmic courses of action.
© 2006 TJ Lambert
Garfield Hates Costumes
Custom commission to a collector from United States.
100% hand painted with spray paint, acrylics and matte varnish.
My son has Celiac disease, the inability to eat gluten (wheat, etc.) products. Therefore, he has become quite an accomplished chef. But he doesn't much like to take his turn at cleaning up.
I love the kid, love his cooking, but hate the disease.
First of all I hate spiders, I mean HATE them! Aggiechristine and I went to Allen Center so I could check out the Disappearing Gnomes. I was walking by this handrail when I see this tiny creature, and when I say tiny I mean tiny! He was maybe 1/8 of an inch at his widest. I switched the camera to macro and went in for a close up. Just after I took the shot this little 8 eyed bastard shot off the rail and went straight for my face in an obvious attempt to kill me. I screamed like a girl and Christine laughed and laughed and laughed. I really wanted to smush this spider but she wouldn't let me saying some nonsense about them being good for something for the environment. I may just have to revisit Allen Center alone with a can of Raid....Did I mention I hate spiders?
Dr. Volkmar Hable was trained as a physicist and geoscientist and holds a Ph.D. in Geosciences and a B.S. in Agriculture and Agronomics. After graduation, however, he took a slightly different career path and entered the financial world. He is currently the CEO of #Samarium Group Holding Ltd. Samarium Group is an investment and development company that specializes in healthcare, energy, technology, logistic, science, engineering, resources, and medical industries, focusing on companies that are worth less than $5 billion. #VolkmarHable creates partnerships with investors and client companies and looks for organizations with high-growth opportunities in which to invest. He also manages portfolios for his clients, submits studies on the space, engineering, science, logistics and energy sectors, and interviews with management teams for the company. With offices in Medellin, Vienna, Vancouver, Singapore, Sydney, and Zürich the company’s typical ROI (return on investment) is 17 percent a year and it consistently delivers to its clients by offering preferred shares to selected investors. #VolkmarHable stands by the company’s philosophy, which states: To think against the grain and to swim against the current - that is the secret behind that which the alpha wolves and their packs dream of in vain: to win when everybody wins, and to win when the others lose too. The sources of success are upstream.
From 1997-2001, #VolkmarHable was the CEO for Adecco’s offices in Europe and Asia which employed 6,000 people. At Adecco, a Fortune 500 human resources company providing personnel services to businesses worldwide, #VolkmarHable gained valuable experience by heading the European operations and was instrumental in expanding the operations to the Romanian market. Prior to Adecco, Volkmar Hable worked in senior executive positions in the oil exploration industry and served with companies involved in tourism, geophysics, global engineering consulting and spent time with the diplomatic corps.
Volkmar Hable is a prolific author and has published two books on marketing and investment planning; he has also contributed to books on geophysics and calculus. He speaks English, Spanish, German, and French fluently, and he contributes to various research firms. In what little free time he has Volkmar Hable enjoys mountaineering and reading.
To protest hate speech and violence, community members in Mill Valley held large banners and signs over freeway overpasses.
One sign said ‘United Against Hate’, another said ‘No H8’. A dozen activists held those signs above the pedestrian walkway over Highway 101, off the Seminary Drive exit. They were seen by thousands of people driving into San Francisco.
This protest was in response to an alt-right rally, Patriot Prayer, scheduled to take place at Crissy Field in San Francisco on Saturday, August 26, 2017.
As drivers passed by the signs on their way south to San Francisco, thousands saw the signs, and hundreds honked their approval with our protest.
This political action was led by Peter Graumann and the Immigration and Civil Rights team of the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN), in coordination with Indivisible Sausalito. Join your neighbors to keep democracy alive!
See more photos of our MVCAN activities:
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Learn more about MVCAN:
#nohate #millvalley #mvcan #politics
My fat knees.
(I can't remember how old I was when I started hating my knees. I am pretty sure it was second or third grade.)
Last weekend I went with my roommates to Toys R Us (you wouldn't guess that the average of our ages is 25) and Steve decided that he HAD to have this 1,000 piece Simpsons photo mosaic puzzle. None of us are puzzle people, but out of the sheer will to get the thing put together so we didn't have to look at it anymore, we got it done in less than a week. We put glue on it and now it's going to hang on Steve's bedroom wall.
Taking a break from work, picked up the recent issue of the quarterly...
Damn, the hotness of Lisa Rogers AND Asli Omar! Makes a hater sweat.
I might cut-out and pin-up these pictures Jet-magazine-beauty-of-the-week-style...smile
Photo Courtesy of Karen & Drew Attanasio
Spring 2017, Blackburn Hall.
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Virus (Latin: toxin or poison) is a sub-microscopic infectious agent that is unable to grow or reproduce outside a host cell. Viruses infect all cellular life. The first known virus, tobacco mosaic virus, was discovered by Martinus Beijerinck in 1899, and now more than 5,000 types of virus have been described The study of viruses is known as virology, and is a branch of microbiology.
Viruses consist of two or three parts: all viruses have genes made from either DNA or RNA, long molecules that carry genetic information; all have a protein coat that protects these genes; and some have an envelope of fat that surrounds them when they are outside a cell. Viruses vary in shape from simple helical and icosahedral shapes, to more complex structures. They are about 100 times smaller than bacteria.
Viruses are found wherever there is life and have probably existed since living cells first evolved. The origin of viruses is unclear because they do not form fossils, so molecular techniques have been the most useful means of investigating how they arose. These techniques rely on the availability of ancient viral DNA or RNA, but, unfortunately, most of the viruses that have been preserved and stored in laboratories are less than 90 years old.