Eh Brah! Saved by the TSA!Four Seasons Spa Maui Beauty Advice and TipsTaste Wine With UsVanity Salon Maui Beauty Advice and TipsSpa Helani Maui Beauty Advice and TipsJoseph S. HirckoPetroleum Engineering Schools In Texas - Engineering AnswerAdvice on joining the US NAVYAudio Engineering Schools New YorkHonor Student At Texas High School, Jailed For Missing School

Your Questions About Top Petroleum Engineering Schools

Mary asks…

What are my chances of getting into UT or Texas A&M?

I’m a junior at a central Texas high school, and have always taken the highest level of classes possible. (This year I’m in AP Calculus BC, AP Chem, AP English III, AP U.S. History, and Pre-AP Physics as well as German II)
I’m pretty sure that after this year, i will have dropped out of the top 10%, but I am an Eagle Scout, and have recently been awarded the BSA Heroism Award for saving a guy who had slipped off and was suspended from a cliff.
Both parents went to A&M, and I have a high IQ and preform well on standardized tests.
THANKS!!!
Also, would Petroleum Engineering be a good major?

Brad Perry answers:

I think that you still have a very good chance of getting in. You have the alumni connection as well as great extracurriculars. Also, with those rigorous classes I would say that not being in the top 10% will hurt you. Good Luck!

James asks…

Advice on joining the US NAVY?

I wanted to get some realistic advice about joining the Navy. Its something I always wanted to do ever since I watched Top Gun back in the 80′s. Problem is I came to this country when I was a month. When I graduated high school I ran to a recruit to enlist but found out I did not have the right documentations to enlist since I was born in another country. When I was 24 I got married to my girlfriend of 6 years at the time..once I got all the papers needed again I went to a recruit and again was denied because I was told I needed to be a US citizen. I am now 28 years years old and will be a US citizen by the end of November early December. I have a year three year old daughter and I am in the middle of a divorce..which should be final by November. We are still in very good terms and talk normally. Anyways, I still would love to join the Navy but now the only thing that gives me doubts is the fact that I will be away from my daughter for such a long time..I read stuff on the net that I will not see my family? If I enlist at 29..Will I only see my daughter now when shes 8-9 year old?? Basically I want a realistic point of view of the navy..what is housing like? I know I would be on a ship most of the time but would my soon to be ex wife and daughter be able to visit me on base while I am not on a ship every now and then..cause I know they will not move to where I am stationed. Would my daughter be eligible for the military health insurance? I am an extremely hard worker..I’ve been working since the age of 6 strip and waxing floors, I worked as a janitor, as a cook, dishwasher, I worked at hair salons, worked in construction, worked in painting, front desk, server, bartender..I can just go on and on..but as you can see none of those jobs makes me proud of who I am and I want to be a part of something greater them myself. I have cousins who went to college..once of them is finishing up her cardiology degree, the other is finishing up his petroleum engineer degree..but they did it because there parents payed there entire college, place to live, food, everything…they are not 24-27 and never worked a day in there life….ME, ive tried going back to school I am a very smart kid but its nearly impossible to hold two full times jobs (just to get by) and go to school. My goal is go into the Navy..I want to go into nursing..I’ve done a few humanitarian work in Haiti, Africa, Brazil, and China and that is what I love to do…I love to help others, I love to travel. I do not mind waking up at 4am everyday…ive been doing it for the past 10 years and I am fine with it. So again..someone please tell me what Navy life is like..in order to go into healthcare would I need to already have a degree in it, or will the navy help me achieve that? I think I read someplace that they will pay for you’re NURSING school and then they ship you out?? My most important concern again is my daughter…I want to be a part of her life..even if I will have time to talk to her via webcam before she goes to bed and use my 4 weeks vacation to see her. As far as vacation can I take then as I please?? Example..my daughters birthday is on July 19th..will I be able to take that or does it depend on mission and if its available..and more of the military and what is available or not? If I can get advice by those in the Navy..it be awesome if you are in the health field, and by those with kids or kind of in the same situation.

Thank you very much!!

Ohh yea, being I have a daughter, I would also love to hear you’re thoughts about being in the reserves??

Thanks again!

Brad Perry answers:

There’s no “humanitarian” work in the US Navy, you’d be a full-time soldier. If you want to help people the best bet is still charitable organisations, even the UN has job postings around these things.

You seem to be torn between three things – your daughter, higher education, and a job you’re proud of. But what you must first acknowledge is you must sacrifice some things in life for others – e.g. If you do what you want (enlist in Navy or humanitarian work) you can’t look after your daughter. But other things also depend on each other – e.g. If you want your daughter to have a good education you need money, but if you want money you need to have a better job, which would require you to get higher education.

People need to sacrifice some wishes for their own responsibilities, and your most important responsibility is your daughter, and her well being. Do you want her to have these problems in the future because her father couldn’t support her to college?

All in all you’re still not sure of what you want, so people can’t help you here. Your best bet is to ask US Navy offices – they’re there for a reason. Explore all your paths – maybe you could do part-time college courses, which qualifications would surely help you in the future.

The internet is a solution, but it isn’t a solution for everything.

Powered by Yahoo! Answers


Incoming search terms:

  • top petroleum engineering schools 2012

Most Read Posts:

157 Responses to “Your Questions About Top Petroleum Engineering Schools”
  1. stantng 9 January 2012 at 6:59 am #

    If you go to receive the Messiah (Yah) via the new testament then it says in the New Testament that you will be a true Jew.

  2. BlkFenix08 9 January 2012 at 3:30 pm #

    can't wait for mark II ^.^

  3. Army20080909 9 January 2012 at 7:22 pm #

    I am doing a project on why people are voting for each candidate. Who do u support and Y? Please use facts, give me links because I want opinions bact up with hardcore evidence

  4. LCC 10 January 2012 at 7:48 am #

    Applying to FSU's film school is like applying to graduate school. After you fill out the general application and submit your materials to FSU, you have to send even more stuff to the film school. You need to send three letters of recommendation and a statement of purpose to the film school (you don't need to submit a portfolio). After that, if you're lucky, you'll get an interview. Then half of the people who are interviewed will get accepted.

    Last year 800 people applied to the film school and only 30 were accepted. So, it's pretty tough to get in.

    I think you have a very good chance though with your high GPA, high SAT score, and other accomplishments. It's hard to say what your odds are exactly. I bet you'll get an interview. You just need to nail the interview. You might want to find a message board where people have been interviewed before to get an idea of what's going to be asked.

  5. BratGurlNoMore 10 January 2012 at 1:49 pm #

    Retail Price Elasticity: Retail Price Elasticity
    An important concern of retailers is to know the effect of sale… http://t.co/nRPnTc9M

  6. First Last 10 January 2012 at 2:58 pm #

    Let me put this as politely as I possibly can "Hell No, don't apologize". He was the one acting like a child. He wanted his way and when he didn't get it, he threw a temper tantrum. My best advise is this "dump him and fast". He is too possessive and selfish. He had no right going through your phone. He was wrong wrong wrong. He said it first, it's my way or the highway, and threw you out. Stay gone. I know it hurts, but in the long run you will feel relief that you do not have to play his games. He was sure trying to play the "guilt card", There are men out there who think if they spend a few dollars on a woman, it gives them the right to do whatever they want. Give him the "cold shoulder". Good Luck

  7. Tumblr 11 January 2012 at 12:59 pm #

    In my post over the weekend about how you don’t need a diploma to code, I was thinking about the multi-volume The Art of Computer Programming that was written by former Stanford CS prof Donald Knuth. Knuth tomorrow turns 74 and it is worth taking a look at various things that you can find online as a means of celebrating his rich and varied life. Sponsor I attended the Stanford engineering school while he was teaching there, but I sadly never went to any of his lectures. Knuth’s book project took over his life and re-oriented his research. He explains in this video why he needed to develop his own typesetting language called TeX that he later used to print and publish his books. This is back in the 1970s when we didn’t know from Wordstar or even before PCs had been invented. The typography of his books is a wonderment to behold. TeX actually stands for the Greek letters Tau Epsilon Chi and was called by Gordon Bell "the most significant invention in typesetting in this century." I…

  8. 12 January 2012 at 7:48 am #

    Montagu was a very important British statesman, who held many positions of high office in the armed forces and the government. He was an astute politician and an excellent diplomat.

    Well, that's one way to look at it. However:

    ' For corruption and incapacity Sandwich's administration is unique in the history of the British navy. Offices were bought, stores were stolen and, worst of all, ships, unseaworthy and inadequately equipped, were sent to fight the battles of their country.'

    Also

    'Despite the number of important posts that he held during his career, Sandwich's incompetence and corruptness inspired the suggestion that his epitaph should read: “Seldom has any man held so many offices and accomplished so little.”'

    (BTW – as 'Secretary of State for the Northern Department' Sandwich was not responsible for Northern _England_, but was in charge of diplomatic relations with 'Northern' or Protestant _Europe_.) ]]>

  9. plattjkp 12 January 2012 at 4:20 pm #

    Reggies heart went out too.

  10. J.P. 12 January 2012 at 8:46 pm #

    I don't know why but what is wrong with it ? What is wrong with a world that wants it's creator to run and hide?

  11. Rob 13 January 2012 at 3:26 am #

    That resume is very impressive.
    An Average SAT score is 1,538 and having just an average score will get you into most colleges and your over that.
    With all the different classes you have taken, the experience you have, and your GPA….plus your above average SAT score will most likely get you into one of the two Universities.
    You seriously do not have much to worry about. To me it looks as if you worked your tail off and you deserve it. I am sure these colleges will see the exact same thing i see.
    Just keep up the good work your going places :-)
    I also have a few friends going in for film programs at nice schools…didn't seem to have much trouble.
    Good luck amigo

  12. wsantos0423 13 January 2012 at 2:03 pm #

    lol u miss high school dnt u lol?!!

  13. TEDOVSKY 13 January 2012 at 2:25 pm #

    “Love is the only cure for Hatred” There is no other!

  14. Lix 14 January 2012 at 9:29 pm #

    …and no, just working 60 hours a week won’t get you a good salary. You have to work the right 60 hours a week. That puts responsibility on the worker to evaluate their employer and the future opportunities there, and if necessary change employers/careers (and do their own re-training if necessary) to ensure they are on the path to success.

  15. granny 15 January 2012 at 9:39 am #

    It is mainly a question of style.
    "Folk" is a collective noun for human beings (men, women, children). Like so many words of Germanic origin in English it is used informally, and especially if these men and women belong to an inferior socio-economic class.
    "Poor folk just have to put up with whatever the government does, wealthy people do not."
    "People" has the same literal meaning, but like so many words of French origin in English, it is more formal, more polite, and less likely to be used of members of the lower classes.
    "There are many people in the street" is an objective statement that tells us nothing about their socio-economic status
    "There are a lot of folk in the street" is a more friendly way of expressing the same idea but is often pejorative about their social status.
    Although both words are normally singular collective nouns, "folk" (but not "people") is often used in the USA in the plural form, "folks", but with no change in meaning.
    "You must come and meet my folk(s)" could be an invitation from someone contemplating marriage to his (or her) betrothed to be presented to the family.
    "My folk(s) are from Chicago" means my parents and other kinsfolk come from Chicago.
    "My family is from Chicago" means the same but is more formal.
    "My people are from Chicago" means the same, but it is a much more formal way of saying it.
    "The old folk(s)" is a friendly, informal expression
    "The old people"is a more formal way to say the same thing.

  16. 070/0 #NewsTalk 15 January 2012 at 8:49 pm #

    ROJS Radio will host a special program on Sunday, January 15 3:00 PM EST to discuss a breaking news story out of the former Campaign to Recall Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder. The former Political Action Committee Treasurer Gail Schimdt has made some shocking allegations regardking the interworings of the campaign. Ms. Schimdts allgations include changes of misapproriated funds of donations received, lost petitons with registered voters signatures, deceptive practices and a non-U.S. citizen, running the PAC. We will discuss these allgations to examine if any truth exist or are Ms. Schimdts charges, made up out of thin air. ROJS Radio is a groundbreaking podcast based out of Ann Arbor, Michigan covering Michigan and National Politics, job search, breaking news, unemployment and more. Host Monica R-W is an owner/writer for the popular ROJS News website, an experienced grassroots and elected local political leader. Co-Host Autumn S. is a Michigan political and LGBT activist. As a lifelong…

  17. Lavaqueen998 16 January 2012 at 12:42 am #

    SPOILER OF SEASON 4: I'm sorry but I just groan at the fact that Morgan is gonna be the new Intersect

  18. Megared82 16 January 2012 at 6:53 pm #

    good i love song legend this is film

  19. wkbonline 16 January 2012 at 11:40 pm #

    This guy is awesome.

  20. nick 18 January 2012 at 4:09 am #

    Hmmm…
    It seems as though you are sensing these voices because you are experiencing things that you saw in the dreams and you are aware of it. So you're hearing things because you expect them, but you are really just imagining them. You might have just been a little paranoid at the graveyard but I'm sorry about your bother and grandma dying. All of this fear may just be the devil targeting your weaknesses. Just trust in God and everything will be ok.

    Good luck!!

  21. Insane 18 January 2012 at 4:49 am #

    True, but WE have a right to be heard and there is little support for a war declared by a COWARD based on LIES.
    We can support the troops and hope they come home soon and be against the so called mission. The "Patriot Act" silences a majority who want their voice heard. If it were not for the TRUTH from the media the american public would not know that this is a war about OIL and PROFITS for a specific few in our Government. As a Vet I will be heard as well.

  22. heyy 19 January 2012 at 3:46 am #

    I would just tell this guy the honest truth. It will make you vulnerable but it will make him understand. We're all human, so it's understandable that you would want to cover up who you are.

    either that or try not to talk to him on this blog anymore. Earn his respect by first person communication.

    if he still doesn't show anymore interest, there are many more fish in the sea

  23. 20 January 2012 at 1:40 pm #

    We must have done something right in those days. Parents promise God to have their children raised in the church so that they behave and become “good” people. However, we had a more important responsibility in the eyes of God. We prayed that you will one day turn to God and believe in Jesus Christ as your Savior. It has taken you 18 years… It was worth the wait for us. Praise the Lord, He is good!!Mama]]>

  24. Flyers20Fan 20 January 2012 at 10:57 pm #

    yeah but balance is part of the fight, which beiksa didn't have in this fight. so crombeen wins and gets revenge

  25. rhysdalegend 21 January 2012 at 7:10 am #

    add me dude if ya want the GT is z IL e G ii T

  26. U.S. News 21 January 2012 at 6:59 pm #

    S.C. Officials To Investigate Bogus Emails About Newt Gingrich’s Ex-Wife, Marianne –

  27. boston - Twitter Search 22 January 2012 at 5:56 am #

    Surf's up at Newbreak Church. KUSI's Brad Perry was over at the Ocean Beach …

  28. kovacs elten 22 January 2012 at 1:46 pm #

    Military Health Insurance | DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION BILL: Military Pay Increase May Help Area Economy Military Health Insurance | DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION BILL: Military Pay Increase May Help Area Economy

  29. aePiot's Facebook Wall 22 January 2012 at 10:43 pm #

    Teva Rises to Eight-Month High on Novartis News: Tel Aviv Mover – Businessweek –

  30. Oriange 23 January 2012 at 2:44 pm #

    Simple solution go in a sub- that way your under the water and then there is no rocking

  31. Kaela Lewis 23 January 2012 at 4:17 pm #

    he sounds like a self centered, manipulative baby.

  32. bunnyhead138 23 January 2012 at 10:19 pm #

    some states require that psychiatric drugs be prescribed, first, not by a family physician but by a licensed mental health professional. the mental health professional would be (in my state) a licensed psychiatrist or psychologist. Once it is determined the patient would benefit from a certain medication (especially children) it is then recommended to the family physician to be prescribed or the therapist themselves prescribe it at that point. It should be considered a necessary practice to consult a licensed mental healthcare professional for an evaluation Prior to putting Any children on drugs that alter their mental health.

  33. Delaney 24 January 2012 at 5:12 pm #

    well if you go into the military you're set for college costs which would be good

    as for admissions, you won't get into NYU. sorry but it just won't happen

    as for the others, i would go for SUNY Binghamton. it isn't that expensive.

    and to be a psychologist you do know that you need to go to med school right? you can't start as a clinical psychologist with only a bachelor's degree

  34. Sharing Digital Way 25 January 2012 at 3:10 pm #

    High Iq Pro – Proven Scientific Increase Iq Software

  35. Bradley245 25 January 2012 at 7:02 pm #

    Up until recently, CMR was a prep school. You can now begin your university at CMR for the first couple years and finish at RMC in Kingston.

    If you apply and are accepted for ROTP, they will tell you which school you will attend. Either RMC Kingston, CMR Saint-Jean or a civilian university.

  36. rustskipper 26 January 2012 at 2:56 pm #

    Hey Russel G.,

    $60.00 for 5 out of 6 volumes at this site. They are missing the 6th volume. My guess is $48 dollars for the 4 volumes you have. If the site below has 5 of 6 volumes for $60, divide $60 by 5 volumes they have which = $12 each, times the 4 volumes you have = $48 for 4 volumes.

  37. Kate Williums 28 January 2012 at 2:44 pm #

    High Iq Pro – Proven Scientific Increase Iq Software

  38. 28 January 2012 at 2:57 pm #

    performativity in medicine and economics. the argument basically goes that when science is made a direct an explicit part of the political allocation of resources, the scientific process becomes corrupted. apparently economists refer to this as “Goodhart's law”. this seems to be a special case that could be restated as the prediction that performativity will be an especially important concern when theory is most directly connected to resource allocation.]]>

  39. 28 January 2012 at 10:43 pm #

    Katalin Varga will have only a limited release and it won't get to Worcester Odeon or Vue unless you have a really enterprising manager. The nearest screening I could find to you was at Watershed in Bristol, but that finishes tonight, October 15. Your best bet is likely to be Oxford or Birmingham at some point. I'm trying to think where else there is a specialised cinema near you – Gloucester perhaps? After that, your best bet is to wait for the DVD release and then try a local film society for a 'big screen' showing.]]>

  40. cato___ 29 January 2012 at 1:33 am #

    I think you are asking if what you want to do represents a derivative work or not.

    That is apparently up for some discussion. But, I think the article at the link below will answer your question:

    http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/6366

  41. Carbarrawr 29 January 2012 at 10:03 am #

    I have a feeling I know why he wanted her to do the yard sale….

  42. 31 January 2012 at 1:55 am #

    Almost every country in the world uses standardized tests to measure intelligence. These also tend to (and in some cases, force) determine a person's career. In India, people are comfortable with these national, standardized tests simply because almost all of them want their children to become engineers or doctors. Not artists, sportsmen, chocolate tasters, bee-keepers, interior decorators or entrepreneurs.]]>

  43. paulinesmith44 31 January 2012 at 2:50 am #

    Wow thanks so much, but that was inside you all along Pauline. But thanks, means a lot to me

  44. americandream112 31 January 2012 at 7:05 pm #

    HOLY COW THAT IS BLATANT in the very first video what they did

  45. Beverly L 31 January 2012 at 8:09 pm #

    Another bleeding hearts story with no substance.
    No one forced the adults here illegally. No one forced them to have 3 children here. No one forced them to remain here when the father returned to MX.
    I was reading an article this morning about the MX call center in AZ. A immigrant worker in CA was looking for a family member who had come to the US illegally. He called the center and they found his family member withing 24 hours.
    This tells me our government can find the illegals and deport them. We don't need an easier system to get them here, we need an easier system to get them out and keep them out.

  46. 1 February 2012 at 2:28 am #

    I hope somebody responsible there can hear your problem…We can't let a small group of cracy power people to keep on using red tape to deprive ppl for good education.Stay strong!!!]]>

  47. Da_bomb89 1 February 2012 at 5:05 pm #

    Cheap Car Insurance For Young People Since Sixteen Year Old Drivers Are More Vulnerable To Road Accidents Making…

  48. SubZero305 1 February 2012 at 8:33 pm #

    wow!!! why cant he do that in the cage, instead of looking like a bitch. He doesnt have anything to offer in mma. Fighting a bunch of out of shape regular ass dudes shouldnt get to your head and decide that your ready for mma!!!! use your common sense….

  49. 4 February 2012 at 10:14 pm #

    Montagu was a very important British statesman, who held many positions of high office in the armed forces and the government. He was an astute politician and an excellent diplomat.

    Well, that's one way to look at it. However:

    ' For corruption and incapacity Sandwich's administration is unique in the history of the British navy. Offices were bought, stores were stolen and, worst of all, ships, unseaworthy and inadequately equipped, were sent to fight the battles of their country.'

    Also

    'Despite the number of important posts that he held during his career, Sandwich's incompetence and corruptness inspired the suggestion that his epitaph should read: “Seldom has any man held so many offices and accomplished so little.”'

    (BTW – as 'Secretary of State for the Northern Department' Sandwich was not responsible for Northern _England_, but was in charge of diplomatic relations with 'Northern' or Protestant _Europe_.) ]]>

  50. radish 6 February 2012 at 1:19 am #

    1. Good work so far. Your answer fits the Functionalist Theory of Stratification(by Davis and Moore) very well

    2. to improve your answer;
    a) read through this article then discuss how your answer links up with Davis and Moore's argument

    b) you could then do even better if you read the Conflict theory criticism of the Davis and Moore theory, written by Tumin, (in criticising it he also explains it clearly)and show how this stratified education system is interpreted by the conflict theorists

    3. Setting up any sociological discussion as a debate is always more useful than just discussing one perspective.

    Good Luck , its a central topic in sociology

  51. polly_peptide 6 February 2012 at 8:24 am #

    Finally a person that's just like me that wants to find the same thing!!!!I got nothing.!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  52. tmu 6 February 2012 at 1:13 pm #

    I think it would help if you give some examples of places where universal healthcare is already in place and compare it to how our system is now.

    Also, it would help if you explained more about how universal healthcare would save us money

    It might also be good if you stated if, in the case that we have a shortage of money or medicine, who and how the government would decide to get the medicine and care that they need.

  53. St Kilda 9 February 2012 at 11:38 am #

    if you want to go and bet EVERYTHING you own, then you would have to put in on the Cats to beat the Demons! if they win by anything less than 80 points i would be HIGHLY surprised!

  54. PopattheTop 9 February 2012 at 11:51 am #

    Other things like…..school? Work? Humanitarian Work? Art Project? Jury Duty?

  55. HanisHaifaa 9 February 2012 at 2:31 pm #

    BERLIN – TAKE MY BREATH AWAY – TOP GUN (ASES INDOMAVEL)

  56. 10 February 2012 at 3:22 pm #

    We must have done something right in those days. Parents promise God to have their children raised in the church so that they behave and become “good” people. However, we had a more important responsibility in the eyes of God. We prayed that you will one day turn to God and believe in Jesus Christ as your Savior. It has taken you 18 years… It was worth the wait for us. Praise the Lord, He is good!!Mama]]>

  57. facebook 10 February 2012 at 3:41 pm #

    Re:High IQ society –

  58. LCC 10 February 2012 at 11:44 pm #

    Applying to FSU's film school is like applying to graduate school. After you fill out the general application and submit your materials to FSU, you have to send even more stuff to the film school. You need to send three letters of recommendation and a statement of purpose to the film school (you don't need to submit a portfolio). After that, if you're lucky, you'll get an interview. Then half of the people who are interviewed will get accepted.

    Last year 800 people applied to the film school and only 30 were accepted. So, it's pretty tough to get in.

    I think you have a very good chance though with your high GPA, high SAT score, and other accomplishments. It's hard to say what your odds are exactly. I bet you'll get an interview. You just need to nail the interview. You might want to find a message board where people have been interviewed before to get an idea of what's going to be asked.

  59. 11 February 2012 at 3:25 pm #

    Hi, girlgeum! :)
    Ohhh, yes, the sentence 1) is natural. As for the sentence 2, I just thought it was strange, but 'Vipers' is a man. Just a fictional person. Monkey(Hideyoshi's nickname) is also a name, not an animal. It might sound unnatural, but I just tried to contrast them. Hmmm, I think I should revise this article. :)
    Oh, girlgeum, speaking of Ice in TOP GUN, have you recently seen Val Kilmer on TV or something? He's extremely changed! Ice in TOP GUN was so handsome and cool, but now… :-( ]]>

  60. PerezHilton 12 February 2012 at 5:45 am #

    The man arrested on suspicion of murdering his ex-wife 25 years ago in New Mexico was a popular train station musician in San Francisco.

  61. DGA12 13 February 2012 at 2:11 am #

    RT #raiders have hired texas a&m’s terrell williams as new d-line coach, a source told foxsports.com. Will post after blue man group #lasvegas

  62. 13 February 2012 at 6:21 am #

    Montagu was a very important British statesman, who held many positions of high office in the armed forces and the government. He was an astute politician and an excellent diplomat.

    Well, that's one way to look at it. However:

    ' For corruption and incapacity Sandwich's administration is unique in the history of the British navy. Offices were bought, stores were stolen and, worst of all, ships, unseaworthy and inadequately equipped, were sent to fight the battles of their country.'

    Also

    'Despite the number of important posts that he held during his career, Sandwich's incompetence and corruptness inspired the suggestion that his epitaph should read: “Seldom has any man held so many offices and accomplished so little.”'

    (BTW – as 'Secretary of State for the Northern Department' Sandwich was not responsible for Northern _England_, but was in charge of diplomatic relations with 'Northern' or Protestant _Europe_.) ]]>

  63. cindygallop 13 February 2012 at 4:01 pm #

    @elnuevodia Luis Fonsi es increible!! I respect him as an artist & more of a person for his humanitarian work! :)

  64. ★★★★★ American Son '76 ★★★★★ 14 February 2012 at 12:06 am #

    Another bleeding hearts story with no substance.
    No one forced the adults here illegally. No one forced them to have 3 children here. No one forced them to remain here when the father returned to MX.
    I was reading an article this morning about the MX call center in AZ. A immigrant worker in CA was looking for a family member who had come to the US illegally. He called the center and they found his family member withing 24 hours.
    This tells me our government can find the illegals and deport them. We don't need an easier system to get them here, we need an easier system to get them out and keep them out.

  65. el_toro13 14 February 2012 at 4:44 am #

    Walking to athletics, this guy was telling me how he got kicked out of some Texas high school #HowIMet

  66. memory training - Google News 15 February 2012 at 1:39 am #

    1 Eagle Scout Service Project Planning Guide Northern Star Scouting Boy Scouts America Attention Life Scouts guide tells PLAN Project
    Filename : ServiceProjectPlanningGuide9-05.pdf
    Fullpath : /Forms/Eagle/ServiceProjectPlanningGuide9-05.pdf
    Categorized as : EAGLE
    Publisher : northernstarbsa.org
    Found at Saturday, 4 Feb 2012GMT
    Further searches : forms eagle serviceprojectplanningguide9 05 pdfor eagle scout service project planning guide northern star scoutingor site:northernstarbsa.orgor brand:EAGLE
    Short link: http://pdfride.com/f-28794

    Last searches: valigie nonfango, service manuel download, bajajelectricals price reckoner, mercedes om 366la, inkilino cayenne, 82211441ad, edgar gamory

  67. Twitter 15 February 2012 at 5:04 am #

    How the AK-47 changed the world.

  68. zajucomom 15 February 2012 at 7:17 am #

    Hmm how do you know that the guy isn't there for his pleasure as well as hers . You never know what goes on behind closed doors . I think i would stay out of it .

  69. jobs in United Kingdom - Careerjet 15 February 2012 at 10:24 am #

    Field Sales Executive –

  70. Bobby 15 February 2012 at 4:12 pm #

    Yup its pretty weird ask him if he reads minds. Practice telepathy

  71. iRondrea 16 February 2012 at 8:43 pm #

    That’s probably going to be the most important Responsibility to Perform my Job.

  72. Twitter 17 February 2012 at 6:15 am #

    Jolie has received wide recognition for her humanitarian work.

  73. LeighaMalone 17 February 2012 at 4:35 pm #

    RT 5 Things President Obama’s 2013 Budget Does For Higher Education

  74. remyhairrus 18 February 2012 at 7:42 am #

    Who said they owe us anything? I said that Korean Distributors DO NOT sell to black retailers (It's illegal to refuse to sell to someone on the basis of race) and korean distributors DO NOT sell to black retailers. We spent the entire 60's combating racism and the disenfranchisement of Black people. In 2009 why do we have this problem with another minority group. Free market is one thing, sabotaging an entire race for personal gain is another thing. So please kill that bourgie noise. Be fair

  75. 20 February 2012 at 5:42 pm #

    We (Americans) donated funds to build a for-profit private university in Afghanistan? And a new (American-built) “crap” highway between Kabul and Kandahar–for which tolls are now being charged?No wonder this article caught your eye. Um. I need to take a forceful walk now…]]>

  76. AmurgAprins 20 February 2012 at 6:51 pm #

    Thank you very much kind sir. Comments like this mean the world to me. You have my gratitude. Peace be with you.

  77. superpowers - Twitter Search 21 February 2012 at 1:06 pm #

    listening to "Porcupine Tree: A Smart Kid – Stupid Dream" –

  78. MyNameISfockYou 23 February 2012 at 12:39 am #

    stfu, no1 can beat the US

  79. 24 February 2012 at 8:21 am #

    Montagu was a very important British statesman, who held many positions of high office in the armed forces and the government. He was an astute politician and an excellent diplomat.

    Well, that's one way to look at it. However:

    ' For corruption and incapacity Sandwich's administration is unique in the history of the British navy. Offices were bought, stores were stolen and, worst of all, ships, unseaworthy and inadequately equipped, were sent to fight the battles of their country.'

    Also

    'Despite the number of important posts that he held during his career, Sandwich's incompetence and corruptness inspired the suggestion that his epitaph should read: “Seldom has any man held so many offices and accomplished so little.”'

    (BTW – as 'Secretary of State for the Northern Department' Sandwich was not responsible for Northern _England_, but was in charge of diplomatic relations with 'Northern' or Protestant _Europe_.) ]]>

  80. 24 February 2012 at 5:33 pm #

    Hillary's tenacity and suffer-no-fools' demeanor may have been more suitable to the times
    *
    That assumes there's something that could be done that isn't, someone who has answers that aren't being listened to. I don't see it. I saw a post at TPM by a petroleum engineer who said the only thing that s/he would have done differently is that “top kill” would have been the first move. The only difference I could imagine would be Carville defending the same actions he's screeching about now.]]>

  81. 25 February 2012 at 12:06 am #

    Come to think of it, are you sure that German kid wasn't simply reading Dunn's column? Probably reacting to the “McCleod” reference, and the misleading implication that “McCleod” and “rational” go hand in hand. Smart kid!]]>

  82. LuvArmani4Life 25 February 2012 at 3:53 am #

    Ohh yea lol. Well thank you. :)

  83. diagnosed with cancer - Twitter Search 25 February 2012 at 1:53 pm #

    Naco Magouirk: loveaniceass loveaniceass
    Hi my name is Elaine i am 23 i am a single mother of 1 i have long brown hair and i do where glasses i am 5’2 i weight 123 i live at home with the family for now and i am currently looking for a job i am trying to go back to school i am really looking for a good man in life if you have a job that is good but it does not matter i just want a man for his heart and i do prefer a black man but a good one i am not looking for anyone to be a father to my son at all i like to go on long walks i love to walk on the river spend time with my family and i love to go to the movies and go to the mall so if you like what you are reading email me
    Join chirrup.com to connect with friends, share photos and create your own profile.

  84. rubenedu 26 February 2012 at 10:56 am #

    Wow that muta micro is not human O.O

  85. rhino9joe 26 February 2012 at 9:54 pm #

    The short answer, a Colonization by American Empire!

    I posited the following diatribe in another question, but it fits here as well:

    Poor deluded schmucks!! This is what your success looks like:

    After ethnic cleansing of formerly mixed neighborhoods is complete… A relative calm descends o'er the land. Soon the people begin to realize that we, EXXON-Mobil, Conoco-Phillips, BP et al are raping them dry and they then NATIONALIZE their OIL industry just like everyone else has, i.e, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Venezuela and IRAN…..

    All that blood and treasure expended for what? a few years of looting the Iraqi OIL fields!!!!!

  86. SUCmyWET_Tweets 27 February 2012 at 7:25 am #

    haha Ohh yea I get confused easily thank you :) ) xD

  87. 27 February 2012 at 11:07 pm #

    Re: WVCR
    Actually I just realized I don't have your email address. Here is the article
    Siena?s Radio Station Adopts New “Rock And Pop” Format

    Siena College radio station WVCR-FM began a new music format today ? rock and pop hits from the 70?s, 80?s, and 90?s.
    ?The new format will appeal to a broader audience and be a better fit for our specialty programs,? said station general manager Neerav Patel.
    The previous music format was contemporary hit radio.
    The station has developed some outstanding local programs such as the Siena Alumni Connection with longtime broadcaster Mark Grimm, News And Views – an interview show hosted by Siena president Fr. Kevin Mackin, and an outstanding mix of ethnic and religious programming.
    WVCR is rated as the No. 5 college radio station in the country according to the Princeton Review. The station has a powerful 35,000-watt signal and its signal range is a 60-mile radius.
    The station can be heard at FM 88.3 or on the Internet at http://www.wvcr.com
    Contact Neerav Patel at (518) 782-6751 or npatel@siena.edu]]>

  88. TheBjmr 28 February 2012 at 7:48 am #

    What have you been smoking? If anything he plunged us further into a costly war that we now cannot seem to get out of.

  89. Tim C 28 February 2012 at 6:46 pm #

    I am not an engineering professional, but the last thing I heard from my university friends who were in that field, was that up in Alberta its booming. They work up there at a place called Fort McMurray and they say there is vast employment. I think this field will not see a decline in our lifetime, but even if it would, can't you go in another direction and work on new forms of energy and go from there?

  90. Pajot15 29 February 2012 at 12:40 pm #

    The last one was moving poetry XD

  91. olympics - Twitter Search 29 February 2012 at 8:17 pm #

    Im getting a navigation system installed in my car..OHH YEA! cause my biggest fear is getting lost lol –

  92. MaidenMissKey 1 March 2012 at 4:48 am #

    You're amazing.. I may just want you to sing on one of my songs I will make for my album..

  93. Recent Articles posted on Articleshub.org 1 March 2012 at 8:13 pm #

    Article. Prince Andrew's ex-wife has confirmed receiving financial help from …

  94. Janice R 1 March 2012 at 9:32 pm #

    My guess is that they will be open. However since it is a "labor day" holiday maybe not? From all my years working in a salon they only closed on national holidays such as Christmas, New Years and Thanksgiving. All the other ones like July 4th, Presidents Day, Memorial Day etc. we were stuck working. Why not just call them and see?

  95. abraXus 2 March 2012 at 2:30 pm #

    that used to be possible, but it's not anymore

  96. Twitter 2 March 2012 at 7:03 pm #

  97. 3 March 2012 at 10:55 am #

    UNRAR 3.80 freeware Copyright (c) 1993-2008 Alexander RoshalExtracting from the united states of america.rarCreating the united states of america OKExtracting the united states of america/01 – the american metaphysical circus.mp3 OK Extracting the united states of america/02 – hard coming love.mp3 OK Extracting the united states of america/03 – cloud song.mp3 OK Extracting the united states of america/04 – the garden of earthly delights.mp3 OK Extracting the united states of america/05 – i won't leave my wooden wife for you, sugar.mp3 OK Extracting the united states of america/06 – where is yesterday.mp3 OK Extracting the united states of america/07 – coming down.mp3 OK Extracting the united states of america/08 – love song for the dead che.mp3 77%the united states of america/08 – love song for the dead che.mp3 – CRC failedExtracting the united states of america/09 – stranded in time.mp3 OK Extracting the united states of america/10 – the american way of love.mp3 OK Total errors: 1]]>

  98. Mike 3 March 2012 at 2:59 pm #

    Physics C is one of the hardest courses to self teach because every problem has a trick to it, regardless of how good you are in science/math (specifically not having taken regular/honors physics). Physics is like a puzzle, you need to organize everything, then make formulas, then apply mathematically. Of all courses, you should have taken this one rather than AP Bio which can be self taught more easily. The difficulty of physics C once again, is not so much the math, but the tricks. I recommend you find out who the Physics C teacher is at your school, introduce yourself and participate in his tutor periods or consult with him anything about your questions. Don't worry if it's not your teacher, I'm self studying AP Spanish along with my 3 other actual AP classes and I participate in AP free response practice from the spanish teachers in the department.

    You should also ask him what order of topics should you go by to effectively approach a new topic with it's own small perquisites. Personally, I don't think it's such a good idea overall to self study this course. But it is doable.

    Klg.

  99. SoonerSportsNow 3 March 2012 at 3:14 pm #

    Texas A & M Aggies Embroidered Full Size Football from Fotoball: The perfect item for any Texas A & M Aggies fan…

  100. Ping.fm 3 March 2012 at 6:57 pm #

    Will I be capable of self-studying for AP Physics C –

  101. 4 March 2012 at 3:14 am #

    In the past I would try to make a distinction between the United States government / those that work within and for the United States government as compared to others in America.I will no longer do this. The reason I will now group everything the United States does comes from the American people AND the United States government is based on the montra coming from within the United States itself; that, being that the United States is the BEST democracy in the World. ( so people choose to claim )The words; BEST democracy in the World then means…that the United States government acts upon the will of the people living within the United States; that the citizens of the United States are responisible for EVERYTHING that that the United States has carried out since it's beginnings.So American people have nobody to blame but theirselves if it is truly the best democracy and if they truly control the government.And with the United States government continuously claiming to the World, that the US is a 'leader'..then all of America is responsible for the events taking place in the World today.]]>

  102. perfectvelvet 4 March 2012 at 8:12 am #

    I'll take this as a two-part question.

    I think the realism factor exists because if it's just John Smith getting shot, who really cares? The writers want you to think about the consequences of these actions. ("Vantage Point" adds a whole other dimension; the man who was shot was not actually the president but a stand-in for the president so that he didn't have to attend the event. He is tempted to issue a statement that he's alive and well, but what would the world think if they found out he'd been using a double when he didn't want to attend a function?)

    On the second part, no, I don't think these movies put ideas into people's heads. Psychopaths and sociopaths who shoot people, bomb buildings, whatever — they've got it in their minds to harm people, and while they may see a movie and say, "Yeah, the president would be a great target", they were already willing to go and kill someone. For instance, you hear about a lot of people being dissatisfied with George Bush. Is "Vantage Point" going to make these people run out and attempt to assassinate him? No. Well-balanced people do not commit such acts. The people who do commit crimes were already predispositioned to do such a thing.

  103. PaulieLabastida 4 March 2012 at 3:58 pm #

    I’m at Mr. Hood’s Evil AP English III Class (4301 Blair Oaks Dr., The Colony)

  104. Dragonrider 4 March 2012 at 10:50 pm #

    how about a career in management, business administration, communications, public relations, or even law?
    You should try taking a business course your senior year also, if you still have an interest in business.

  105. Phostir 5 March 2012 at 3:26 am #

    Baylens two week check up then offi argue with the military health insurance :) oh what a morning!

  106. Twitter 5 March 2012 at 7:48 am #

    We are a Brisbane based firm who are committed to providing our clients with effective outcomes for all their legal requirements Over many years we have developed a reputation for professional service and realistic advice We are a small but dynamic law firm offering a wide range of expertise in different branches of law Our staff are committed to providing the best outcomes for our clients

  107. find pdf 6 March 2012 at 4:52 am #

    How to Learn About exactly do Top Petroleum Engineering schools student Learn? –

  108. AndyBran 6 March 2012 at 8:09 am #

    Baylens two week check up then offi argue with the military health insurance :) oh what a morning!

  109. Thallie 11 March 2012 at 7:21 pm #

    damn, you sound like one of those smart ass kid! no offense. :)

    but ah, no AP physic C shouldnt be that hard.
    Theres more homeworks adn longer tests but beside that its all good and its a pretty fun class to take.

  110. Twitter 11 March 2012 at 9:34 pm #

    RT rel=”nofollow” Need Another Motivation to Vote Obama Out?

  111. 12 March 2012 at 12:59 am #

    We (Americans) donated funds to build a for-profit private university in Afghanistan? And a new (American-built) “crap” highway between Kabul and Kandahar–for which tolls are now being charged?No wonder this article caught your eye. Um. I need to take a forceful walk now…]]>

  112. Steeltrapped 12 March 2012 at 6:13 am #

    Even if I found out my IQ was in the genius range (not that I think it is or anything) I wouldn't join MENSA because just doing so would make me feel like an elitist creep.

  113. Slashdot 14 March 2012 at 5:46 pm #

    Teacher – Building Services Engineering –

  114. Talasi 14 March 2012 at 7:54 pm #

    I am not an engineering professional, but the last thing I heard from my university friends who were in that field, was that up in Alberta its booming. They work up there at a place called Fort McMurray and they say there is vast employment. I think this field will not see a decline in our lifetime, but even if it would, can't you go in another direction and work on new forms of energy and go from there?

  115. 15 March 2012 at 8:17 am #

    Re: WVCR
    Actually I just realized I don't have your email address. Here is the article
    Siena?s Radio Station Adopts New “Rock And Pop” Format

    Siena College radio station WVCR-FM began a new music format today ? rock and pop hits from the 70?s, 80?s, and 90?s.
    ?The new format will appeal to a broader audience and be a better fit for our specialty programs,? said station general manager Neerav Patel.
    The previous music format was contemporary hit radio.
    The station has developed some outstanding local programs such as the Siena Alumni Connection with longtime broadcaster Mark Grimm, News And Views – an interview show hosted by Siena president Fr. Kevin Mackin, and an outstanding mix of ethnic and religious programming.
    WVCR is rated as the No. 5 college radio station in the country according to the Princeton Review. The station has a powerful 35,000-watt signal and its signal range is a 60-mile radius.
    The station can be heard at FM 88.3 or on the Internet at http://www.wvcr.com
    Contact Neerav Patel at (518) 782-6751 or npatel@siena.edu]]>

  116. Elbaafwih 15 March 2012 at 11:30 am #

    Petroleum Engineering Schools … Study has students focusing primarily on science, math, engineering, and infor…

  117. 16 March 2012 at 3:26 am #

    All the same, I hope you do find little moments to take a break now and then. =)]]>

  118. Ms. Sun 16 March 2012 at 5:14 pm #

    Math is one of the subjects that are measured by depth of knowledge instead of number of years completed. The three years of required math starts with Algebra I. If you have already completed AP Calculus, then you have the equivalent of 5 years of math.

  119. StarRozay 19 March 2012 at 3:37 pm #

    RT ohh yea. gum’s expensive. it’ll be tomorrow’s ‘oil’. :/

  120. 20 March 2012 at 2:41 am #

    In the past I would try to make a distinction between the United States government / those that work within and for the United States government as compared to others in America.I will no longer do this. The reason I will now group everything the United States does comes from the American people AND the United States government is based on the montra coming from within the United States itself; that, being that the United States is the BEST democracy in the World. ( so people choose to claim )The words; BEST democracy in the World then means…that the United States government acts upon the will of the people living within the United States; that the citizens of the United States are responisible for EVERYTHING that that the United States has carried out since it's beginnings.So American people have nobody to blame but theirselves if it is truly the best democracy and if they truly control the government.And with the United States government continuously claiming to the World, that the US is a 'leader'..then all of America is responsible for the events taking place in the World today.]]>

  121. 20 March 2012 at 4:07 pm #

    Montagu was a very important British statesman, who held many positions of high office in the armed forces and the government. He was an astute politician and an excellent diplomat.

    Well, that's one way to look at it. However:

    ' For corruption and incapacity Sandwich's administration is unique in the history of the British navy. Offices were bought, stores were stolen and, worst of all, ships, unseaworthy and inadequately equipped, were sent to fight the battles of their country.'

    Also

    'Despite the number of important posts that he held during his career, Sandwich's incompetence and corruptness inspired the suggestion that his epitaph should read: “Seldom has any man held so many offices and accomplished so little.”'

    (BTW – as 'Secretary of State for the Northern Department' Sandwich was not responsible for Northern _England_, but was in charge of diplomatic relations with 'Northern' or Protestant _Europe_.) ]]>

  122. #tcot OR #teaparty - Twitter Search 21 March 2012 at 12:44 pm #

    http://www.livedrive.com/… Pro-gun group says it wants Perry answers: Kendra Marr flags this email from the Nationa… *

  123. 26 March 2012 at 6:00 am #

    Dawn of the Dead is a satirical critique of our consumer culture, blah blah blah, while the really smart kid sitting at the back of the class realizes that Romero made profitable flick on a shoestring budget. The choir sings about working class solidarity while the producer laughs all the way to the bank:)]]>

  124. Judy 27 March 2012 at 9:40 pm #

    Sounds like a real nice idea. Of course, you'd have the little matter of convincing Congress to pass quite a few changes to current tax laws, and convince the president to sign it, for this to work.

  125. 2 April 2012 at 6:54 am #

    Montagu was a very important British statesman, who held many positions of high office in the armed forces and the government. He was an astute politician and an excellent diplomat.

    Well, that's one way to look at it. However:

    ' For corruption and incapacity Sandwich's administration is unique in the history of the British navy. Offices were bought, stores were stolen and, worst of all, ships, unseaworthy and inadequately equipped, were sent to fight the battles of their country.'

    Also

    'Despite the number of important posts that he held during his career, Sandwich's incompetence and corruptness inspired the suggestion that his epitaph should read: “Seldom has any man held so many offices and accomplished so little.”'

    (BTW – as 'Secretary of State for the Northern Department' Sandwich was not responsible for Northern _England_, but was in charge of diplomatic relations with 'Northern' or Protestant _Europe_.) ]]>

  126. altbigd 2 April 2012 at 8:54 am #

    This is taking forever.

  127. Angela Lee 3 April 2012 at 1:41 pm #

    Re-live the worst of the Reagan-era 80s in Top Gun, coming to the PlayStation, as well and Windows and Macintosh computers, this summer.

  128. madisonjobsx 4 April 2012 at 10:38 am #

    The Most Important Responsibility of a Leader #shrmatl #hr #humanresources #leadership

  129. ZTanMan 6 April 2012 at 8:41 am #

    High IQ in Childhood Linked to Subsequent Illicit Drug Use #Alcohol #Anxiety #Brain #Cannabis #Ecstasy #Stress

  130. 070.0 #NewsTalk 7 April 2012 at 5:48 pm #

    RT rel=”nofollow” @

  131. watches - Google News 11 April 2012 at 4:38 pm #

    The Canadian navy’s life-or-death reality in

  132. ArtHairStyles 13 April 2012 at 1:45 am #

    RT I live off yahoo answers

  133. caribcfi 14 April 2012 at 10:05 am #

    RT Win a trip to #Japan + 3 Nights in Tokyo. No obligations. Must be US Citizen 18+ Contest ends 4/14 at 11:59 EST

  134. iPhoneRepMalta 16 April 2012 at 7:41 am #

    Need help with weight loss plan? – Yahoo! Answers: I’m 16. My birthday is this month. I want to start loosing we…

  135. 18 April 2012 at 2:03 am #

    Montagu was a very important British statesman, who held many positions of high office in the armed forces and the government. He was an astute politician and an excellent diplomat.

    Well, that's one way to look at it. However:

    ' For corruption and incapacity Sandwich's administration is unique in the history of the British navy. Offices were bought, stores were stolen and, worst of all, ships, unseaworthy and inadequately equipped, were sent to fight the battles of their country.'

    Also

    'Despite the number of important posts that he held during his career, Sandwich's incompetence and corruptness inspired the suggestion that his epitaph should read: “Seldom has any man held so many offices and accomplished so little.”'

    (BTW – as 'Secretary of State for the Northern Department' Sandwich was not responsible for Northern _England_, but was in charge of diplomatic relations with 'Northern' or Protestant _Europe_.) ]]>

  136. Last Searches - Search, View and Download Online Files: toyota verso, peserta plpg 2011, 500c 21 April 2012 at 7:29 am #

    http://www.kenstonlocal.com Route 306 Chillicothe Road Bainbridge …
    Gardiner Early Learning Center Pre K Kindergarten Marilyn Kahle, … 9595 East Washington Street, 440…

    http://www.kenstonlocal.com
    Gardiner Early Learning Center Pre K Kindergarten Marilyn Kahle, Principal. 9421 … Kenston Intermediate…

    Dear Parents, I am so pleased to introduce to our families a …
    The One School, One Book Program is in place throughout the country, … fundamental purpose being building…

    meiosis worksheet
    Fill in all answers Y feel free to use another sheet if you would prefer to. 1. Click … Complete the…

    Picture Retakes
    retaken, the original package of pictures must be. intact and brought in with your child … to order…

    Further searches for site:kenston.k12.oh.us
    Expanded keywords: worksheet, introduce, Road, kenstonlocal, meiosis, Picture
    By famous domains: site:.com, site:.net, site:.org, site:.gov, site:.edu

  137. craigslist | all jobs in waterloo / cedar falls 22 April 2012 at 6:10 pm #

    osborne villas posted a photo: This photo was taken in a studio in Cambridge when my Grandfather Percy James Parr on leave before going back out to Ypres, he died on June 7th 1917 in the battle for Messines at Oostaverne, Previously a full time soldier in the Sudan, he had come out of the reserve to rejoin the Royal Fusiliers. His hand resting on the shoulder of my uncle Thomas (Tom), (who died in WW2), his name is on the same memorial in St John’s Cambridge and he’s buried at Mill Road Cemetary. My mother is seated on my Grandmother Jessie’s lap. Jesse went on to remarry a soldier from Ely, called Alf Ireton, they had two more children, My grandparents both died in the early 1960s before I arrived, my mother always maintained that Alf was a proper kind and generous father to her, and would never entertain the idea of taking a down a framed photograph of Percy down from the hallway at their house in Cowper Road "because he deserved to be remembered". which I thought was pretty cool…

  138. 25 April 2012 at 5:55 pm #

    Placement exams (And 4komas)

    Hooray! Well, we took a placement exam today, to decide who gets into which class (there are three different Calculus classes, regular, AP Calculus AB, and AP Calculus BC; regular is… well, regular, and BC is apparently some really crazy stuf…]]>

  139. hannahkatrinax 2 May 2012 at 9:11 am #

    #jovenesconepn I recognize your current emotion in relation to my family.

  140. iAmKielicious 5 May 2012 at 2:30 am #

    RT I wish I had tha Low Latent Inhibition condition with a,high IQ :/

  141. ORUAlumni 5 May 2012 at 6:30 am #

    Leah (Workman-07) Wietholter will be the speaker at next month’s ORU Alumni Connection Luncheon. Don’t miss it!

  142. American Forces Press Service News Feed 8 May 2012 at 10:47 am #

    FULL-TIME (Soldier) –

  143. Sacha 11 May 2012 at 9:38 am #

    A, B, D

  144. lakers942005 11 May 2012 at 2:53 pm #

    Idk I wouldnt read that.

  145. T E 11 May 2012 at 8:51 pm #

    petroleum engineering is part of chemical engineering in smaller universtiy or colleges, and so, chem eng is your major at your college. But, in some big university, like A&M in texas, they have the petroleum engineering faculty.

  146. Children's Books Computers 21 May 2012 at 12:21 am #

    KT my 6yr old said to me "I want to be an Art Teacher, we don’t have enough of them" – She is so right about that. Smart Kid.

  147. loop 21 May 2012 at 10:00 am #

    It means down or South

  148. find pdf 7 September 2012 at 11:17 pm #

    Cee Lo Green is hoping to get unreal with NBC. "The Voice" coach Green has signed a first-look deal with NBC, and the first order of business is a loosely autobiographical comedy, the network told TheWrap on Thursday. Also read: Cee Lo Green Snags a Role in "Can a Song Save Your Life?" Under the deal — which will allow him to develop, produce and possibly star in scripted and unscripted projects — "Fuck You" singer Green and the network are negotiating over a comedy that would star the singer and would be based on his own life. Also read: Cee Lo Green Puts Off Vegas Residency for "The Voice" The multi-camera comedy would be about a successful recording artist and producer attempting to balance his career and personal life, and has its origins in Green’s relationship with his ex-wife and children. Green has been expanding from his roots as a recording artist and further into other ventures lately. In addition to a voice role in the animated film "Hotel Transylvania" and a role in…

  149. BunceAngie 10 September 2012 at 10:03 pm #

    My 17 month old daughter weaned herself from off the “bink”

  150. annekarsten 11 September 2012 at 6:55 pm #

    Bottom line: it’s a necessary discussion on the entirety of academia at k-12 level. Standardized tests are inherently wrong.

  151. 14 September 2012 at 9:30 pm #

    I hope somebody responsible there can hear your problem…We can't let a small group of cracy power people to keep on using red tape to deprive ppl for good education.Stay strong!!!]]>

  152. Frequency 15 September 2012 at 3:48 am #

    http://myhomestuff.info/850… Kate Winslet Awarded In Spain For Humanitarian Work

  153. nikki 19 September 2012 at 9:54 pm #

    No, it isn't too easy. The problem is all the unlicensed drivers. I meet them all the time. Someone gave me a ride home and I wondered why they were taking back streets. They didn't have a license or liability insurance.

    The law about having to have proof of liability BEFORE getting a drivers' license is actually backfiring. Since there is so much red tape, some people don't bother. They break the laws instead.

  154. Jam_9inety 28 September 2012 at 2:06 pm #

    lol what’s ur new polo like? Get chutts or mark to organise. He’s at work still. Huttons ur best bet

  155. KendallJamaal 5 October 2012 at 10:29 pm #

    Total Employment Rises 873,000 To Highest Level Since December 2008 |

  156. Social Networking News - Hot Now 17 November 2012 at 7:07 pm #

    High IQ in Children Linked to Drug Use Later in Life –

  157. 24 November 2012 at 10:49 am #

    I hope somebody responsible there can hear your problem…We can't let a small group of cracy power people to keep on using red tape to deprive ppl for good education.Stay strong!!!]]>

Leave a Reply

Computer Engineering Schools Result in Lucrative OccupationsAudio Engineering SchoolsThe WealEngineering Education “Today in History” Blog: Remembering the Montreal MassacreEngineering Education “Today in History” Blog: First African American to recieve a U.S. patentWhy You Should Be an EngineerRemove Toxic Chemicals From Your Life And House Part 1Air Intake System an Accessory to Improve Engine PerformancesTriconex ESD & FG System Upgrade – InvensysJob offshore