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Predict the Future with Divination

You can definitely think of it that way, Mira! They can indeed talk to your subconscious like you may not be able to do. Thanks for stopping by!

Roohi, Nov 28, 2012

How To Give Yourself A Raise - No Boss Permission Required

Cook from scratch.

Ragtimelil, Nov 28, 2012

Celtic Christmas Decorations: Wales

A Video teaching Welsh that I haven't seen!!!

Ragtimelil, Nov 28, 2012

How To Give Yourself A Raise - No Boss Permission Required

This was a nice article. It read really well :)

Mira, Nov 28, 2012

How To Give Yourself A Raise - No Boss Permission Required

Eat healthy. Sometimes it costs less. :D

Mira, Nov 28, 2012

What a Hippie Smells Like

Pam, I loved dressing up like a hippie too, still do!

katiem2, Nov 28, 2012

Predict the Future with Divination

Good points that some psychics are great psychologists :)

Mira, Nov 28, 2012

What is SEO in Plain Simple Language - SEO for Beginners

Thanks, that's the most readable account I've seen on SEO so far. My policy is: write about something you know or care about; check the keywords to see what people are using to find that topic; write well and naturally; hope for the best and soldier on. Gaming the SEs seems like a win lose strategy with losing being the final outcome.

JohnTannahill, Nov 28, 2012

Turning Back the Clock with RS2006

It certainly provides a glimpse behind the curtain in the corner, doesn't it?

JoHarrington, Nov 28, 2012

Celtic Christmas Decorations: Ireland

It seems that I'm a bad influence on you! :)

A lot of people are in the same boat financially this Christmas. I also have two people in my family with birthdays, plus car insurance, at this time of year. it's all looking very skint in my bank account.

You have such a kind heart! I think that a gesture like that would be gorgeous at this time of year. You may love your new country, but a little part of you will always long for home. That would be an ambassador of the new indicating that they don't have to disdain the old to be be there.

You're quite lovely, aren't you?

I'm always happy to get 'trivial information'. You know how I love learning new things!

JoHarrington, Nov 28, 2012

Turning Back the Clock with RS2006

Wow! Thanks for that link. A very interesting read, indeed.

Jay, Nov 28, 2012

Celtic Christmas Decorations: Ireland

This happens far too often, I came here to see what you had written and what I was going to learn about today and got distracted by your sales article... Ooooh, pretties!

Honestly though, I thought it sounded like a great idea, because my new coworker has been living in Ireland for the past several years, and her husband is Irish. I don't think I'm doing a lot of Christmas shopping this year because of that little insignificant thing called money, but I dunno they're both in a brand new place, with no close friends or family near by...so even though it's not like we're friends or anything, I thought it'd be nice to give them something. I'm still thinking about it. I can't decide if it would be weird or not, and if not, I was stuck on what might even be appropriate. But when I saw this, I thought it was the perfect idea, if I decided to get something for them. Like you mentioned in the intro- it will be like a little piece of home. And, I feel like is meaningful enough without needing to be personal. Basically, I NEVER would have thought of this, but it is so perfect. :D I'm still liking that snowman.

Oh, now I SO want to dry the Guinness over there. Is it only in Dublin that it is better? Irish Car Bombs are like that one drink that has never failed to get me sufficiently drunk, but then again it could be that I'm mixing up correlation with causation, because I only ever have one when I'm out at a bar, and it is usually my last drink of the night, because it is quick XD

You teach me so much, I'm glad I was able to share a bit of trivial information with you! Sorry it was maths :< but I really like statistics. If it weren't for the real math in upper stats, I'd so be a statistician, before anything else! >.>

Ember, Nov 28, 2012

Chef Keem - who the hell is he?

Thanks, David. :) WOW - winter in Fairbanks ... you better bring a jacket or ten and a flashlight! Aside from being safe from "damn tourists" it probably beats fighting those pesky skeeters in summer, right?

chefkeem, Nov 28, 2012

Things You Should Know Before Buying a Kegerator Beer Dispenser

@ArleneVPoma If I may make a suggestion, the best choice for folks that enjoy both alcohol and non-alcoholic beverages, buy the dual tap Kegerator.
Use two of the 5-gallon Cornelius style kegs. Fill one with the last batch of homebrew, and the other with a non-alcoholic beverage such as sweet tea, lemonade, or how about your own root beer. That way everyone will enjoy the fun and convenience of a dual tap Kegerator.
Be well, happy shopping. Mike :)

Hey Katie, no man cave, patio or game room is complete without a cool beverage center and commerical popcorn machine. :)

teddletonmr, Nov 28, 2012

Turning Back the Clock with RS2006

Indeed, but it's senior management, not the rank and file. You can see that here: http://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Jagex-Reviews-E322592.htm

Which may also provide your answers regarding an insight into what's happening at Jagex.

I used to avoid the Wildy like the plague, so it didn't really affect me when it went. What did cripple me was free trade going at the same time. The day before I'd just taken out a mortgage on my POH. By which I mean that I'd borrowed over 4m gp to get the levels and materials to install a gilded altar. All of my friends were anxious for it to happen, as they could use it too.

Then came that announcement. I spent the month until it happened working so hard to get that 4m gp, so I could pay everyone back in time. It was awful. It also shows you how much of a noob I was. These days, I could raise it quite quickly, but I have the skills and so many years accumulated wealth.

Stressful days but, in retrospect, much happier than now.

JoHarrington, Nov 27, 2012

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