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historian · historian

I'm not sure what to think about this one. Girls Basketball Team Wins 100-0, Seeks Forfeit DALLAS A Texas high school girls basketball team on the winning end of a 100-0 game has a case of blowout remorse. Now officials from the winning school say they are trying to do the right thing by seeking a forfeit...

arbilad · arbilad

Today's high, where I live, was around 1 degree. Is anyone else having a cold snap?

Organist · Organist

I'm putting together my rank list of anesthesiology residencies and want your opinion. Use the poll feature to rank your top choice, and then rank them in your favored order in a reply.

arbilad · arbilad

I watched Ben Stein's movie, "Expelled", the other day. It was interesting in many ways, but one question that came up for me was this: Isn't every believing LDS, by default, a proponent of intelligent design? I mean, whether you believe the straight story from Genesis or whether you beli...

Jen · Jen

Have safe and fun celebrations tonight, and a wonderful 2009! Personally, I'm glad to boot 2008 out the door.

arbilad · arbilad

Our Christmas was kind of humble this year, but very fun and very memorable because of family and the gospel. Later we go over to my brother's for Christmas dinner.

historian · historian

Abraham Didn't Exist? Moses A Myth? By Andy and Berit Kjos November 23, 2008 NewsWithViews.com "There can be no doubt that archaeology has confirmed the substantial historicity of Old Testament tradition." [1] William F. Albright (18911971), one of the world's most respected archa...

arbilad · arbilad

While my favorite OS by far remains the Mac OS, until I get my laptop fixed or replaced I'm using Linux on my PC hardware. Now, I'm a Windows expert, but I also know Unix, and I'm finding Ubuntu Linux to be a much more pleasant experience than Windows so far.

beefche · beefche

Why do we need unions today? I understand the history and necessity of them in the beginning. But, it seems as if unions are there to preserve jobs (even when someone should be fired), inflate salaries, and provide a ridiculous amount of benefits. Tell me I'm wrong and why.

arbilad · arbilad

Our mailbox got destroyed recently. We'll probably be able to put it back together, but this is an ongoing problem. I'm told that previously it has been destroyed by farm equipment passing by or even the rural mail carrier (the rural mail carrier had a turqouise paint job, and the destroyed mailbox ha...

rayb · rayb

I think it'd be funny if we had a "Swear Jar" and those who were most naughty on the board might have pressure brought to bear, to buy the next month's funding so it can be perpetuated banner ad free... It could be like selling indulgences... ...where has that ever gone wrong?

&nbs...

arbilad · arbilad

We're finally going to be able to move our cat house (a shed we remodeled to be the luxury condo for our cat studs). At first we had thought we'd get a lot of people from the ward together, jack it up, and put a trailer underneath it. But the schedules have never worked out well enough for us to be able to borro...

Cocobeem · Cocobeem

Anyone watch the season premier of this show? It's playing again Sunday night, I believe. I liked it. It's like cutting edge ("fringe") science stuff... conspiracy stuff thrown in... right up my alley...

Xanth · Xanth

I thought some might enjoy this link. http://www.riflesandradios.com/

hiccups · hiccups

This story http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,443715,00.html got me to thinking. (Story says 50 students in a single high school are being tested for HIV, because they may have been exposed to the virus through sexual contact, drugs, piercings and tattoos.) I'm a big proponent of not just te...

arbilad · arbilad

In learning how spam filters work, I read something interesting. You know those chain letters that your friends forward around? The ones that say stuff like "Forward to 10 friends in the next 30 seconds or your dog will drop dead"? Frequently spammers will begin those chain letters for th...

arbilad · arbilad

Spammity spam! Any ideas how to convince people that I don't work for a spam company? As of Monday, I will be working for an email marketing company. They help companies come up with email campaigns. But they're very picky about who they help and what they do. You need to already have an established busi...

Cocobeem · Cocobeem

Can your cats do something useful? Like yodel?

arbilad · arbilad

We're moving in the near future. Our lease is up and we get to find a new place. The problem is I haven't found a house in the ward we're currently in. Our 13 year old son really loves the ward. We all really love the ward, but at that age friends and familiarity are really important to you. Frankly, he's upse...

Pt314 · Pt314

Well, my second big crunch period before a deadline just passed. I just put in 80 hours of work last week, including 3 nights where I worked till past 4am the next day. Other than my grandmas funeral on Saturday, I effectively worked continuously through Thursday, Friday and Saturday and into Sunday m...

arbilad · arbilad

This lady posted an ad to craigslist advertising a free unicorn to someone with at least an acre of land and experience working with mythical creatures. Coco, you wouldn't happen to have experience working with unicorns, would you?

Jen · Jen

This is the first year that I'll have a child at school all day. I know I took lunch to school, but I barely remember what I took. What do you pack in your kids' lunches, besides the old PB&J standby?

hiccups · hiccups

I think I need a thread for the strange little things that occupy my thoughts from time to time. Today's is a funny. I sometimes drive by this mid 90's maroon minivan that is interesting because of one fact: someone turned it into a monster minivan. (It's raised up a good 8 feet.) How do the kids get in and o...

arbilad · arbilad

I had a tire blowout on the way to work today. I was driving in the left lane on a highway, where there's basically no shoulder on the left side. Since at first I just thought that the tire was only going flat, I didn't do an emergency stop (stop in the middle of the road regardless) and tried to get over into t...

hiccups · hiccups

For the first couple months after going on my current eating plan I let my husband do most of the cooking and I fended for myself. This gave me time to get used to my new way of eating without the pressure of cooking things I couldn't eat for my family. Now I'm ready (and excited!) to be cooking again. I'm try...

arbilad · arbilad

My mother in law is probably dieing. She is not a member of the church and isn't interested in asking for a blessing. She had hip surgery earlier this year, and she later discovered that she has diabetes; her leg isn't healing from the surgery. Now she's in the hospital with a gangrene infection. While I...

Xanth · Xanth

folding clothes faster than a speeding grandma. *giggle*

Cute Dancer · Cute Dancer

disboards.com

Jen · Jen

What five herbs/spices do you use the most, and just can't do without (besides salt and pepper)?

Xanth · Xanth

http://www.tie-a-tie.net/

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	Girls Basketball Team Apologizes For Winning (Preview) I'm not sure what to think about this one. Girls Basketball Team Wins 100-0, Seeks Forfeit DALLAS A Texas high school girls basketball team on the winning end of a 100-0 game has a case of blowout remorse. Now officials from the winning school say they are trying to do the right thing by seeking a forfeit...	historian	3	1141	Jan 25, 2009 by historian
	Brrr! (Preview) Today's high, where I live, was around 1 degree. Is anyone else having a cold snap?	arbilad	11	814	Jan 17, 2009 by arbilad
	Rank List (Preview) I'm putting together my rank list of anesthesiology residencies and want your opinion. Use the poll feature to rank your top choice, and then rank them in your favored order in a reply.	Organist	9	839	Jan 17, 2009 by arbilad
	Intelligent Design (Preview) I watched Ben Stein's movie, "Expelled", the other day. It was interesting in many ways, but one question that came up for me was this: Isn't every believing LDS, by default, a proponent of intelligent design? I mean, whether you believe the straight story from Genesis or whether you beli...	arbilad	6	709	Jan 10, 2009 by arbilad
	Happy Yew Near! (Preview) Have safe and fun celebrations tonight, and a wonderful 2009! Personally, I'm glad to boot 2008 out the door.	Jen	4	674	Jan 2, 2009 by arbilad
	Merry Christmas! (Preview) Our Christmas was kind of humble this year, but very fun and very memorable because of family and the gospel. Later we go over to my brother's for Christmas dinner.	arbilad	9	919	Dec 28, 2008 by hiccups
	Some Biblical Archaeology (Preview) Abraham Didn't Exist? Moses A Myth? By Andy and Berit Kjos November 23, 2008 NewsWithViews.com "There can be no doubt that archaeology has confirmed the substantial historicity of Old Testament tradition." [1] William F. Albright (18911971), one of the world's most respected archa...	historian	2	9915	Dec 12, 2008 by Pt314
	Windows vs. Linux (Preview) While my favorite OS by far remains the Mac OS, until I get my laptop fixed or replaced I'm using Linux on my PC hardware. Now, I'm a Windows expert, but I also know Unix, and I'm finding Ubuntu Linux to be a much more pleasant experience than Windows so far.	arbilad	2	672	Dec 4, 2008 by arbilad
	Why unions? (Preview) Why do we need unions today? I understand the history and necessity of them in the beginning. But, it seems as if unions are there to preserve jobs (even when someone should be fired), inflate salaries, and provide a ridiculous amount of benefits. Tell me I'm wrong and why.	beefche	4	698	Dec 2, 2008 by lundbaek
	Do you know of any indestructible mailboxes? (Preview) Our mailbox got destroyed recently. We'll probably be able to put it back together, but this is an ongoing problem. I'm told that previously it has been destroyed by farm equipment passing by or even the rural mail carrier (the rural mail carrier had a turqouise paint job, and the destroyed mailbox ha...	arbilad	9	3197	Nov 24, 2008 by arbilad
	Brainstorming: Funding the board... (Preview) I think it'd be funny if we had a "Swear Jar" and those who were most naughty on the board might have pressure brought to bear, to buy the next month's funding so it can be perpetuated banner ad free... It could be like selling indulgences... ...where has that ever gone wrong? &nbs...	rayb	28	901	Nov 20, 2008 by Smaug
	Cat house (Preview) We're finally going to be able to move our cat house (a shed we remodeled to be the luxury condo for our cat studs). At first we had thought we'd get a lot of people from the ward together, jack it up, and put a trailer underneath it. But the schedules have never worked out well enough for us to be able to borro...	arbilad	0	599	Oct 30, 2008 by arbilad
	Fringe (Preview) Anyone watch the season premier of this show? It's playing again Sunday night, I believe. I liked it. It's like cutting edge ("fringe") science stuff... conspiracy stuff thrown in... right up my alley...	Cocobeem	7	713	Oct 28, 2008 by hiccups
	Rifles and Radios oh my.... (Preview) I thought some might enjoy this link. http://www.riflesandradios.com/	Xanth	2	718	Oct 24, 2008 by Cocobeem
	Teaching more than the DON'Ts (Preview) This story http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,443715,00.html got me to thinking. (Story says 50 students in a single high school are being tested for HIV, because they may have been exposed to the virus through sexual contact, drugs, piercings and tattoos.) I'm a big proponent of not just te...	hiccups	5	668	Oct 24, 2008 by Cocobeem
	Spam and chain letters (Preview) In learning how spam filters work, I read something interesting. You know those chain letters that your friends forward around? The ones that say stuff like "Forward to 10 friends in the next 30 seconds or your dog will drop dead"? Frequently spammers will begin those chain letters for th...	arbilad	12	783	Oct 23, 2008 by Cocobeem
	Spam, spam, spam, spam (Preview) Spammity spam! Any ideas how to convince people that I don't work for a spam company? As of Monday, I will be working for an email marketing company. They help companies come up with email campaigns. But they're very picky about who they help and what they do. You need to already have an established busi...	arbilad	11	751	Oct 10, 2008 by mirkwood
	You cat owners... (Preview) Can your cats do something useful? Like yodel?	Cocobeem	14	1041	Oct 10, 2008 by mirkwood
	Moving (Preview) We're moving in the near future. Our lease is up and we get to find a new place. The problem is I haven't found a house in the ward we're currently in. Our 13 year old son really loves the ward. We all really love the ward, but at that age friends and familiarity are really important to you. Frankly, he's upse...	arbilad	22	1076	Oct 3, 2008 by Cocobeem
	Downside to working in the video games business. (Preview) Well, my second big crunch period before a deadline just passed. I just put in 80 hours of work last week, including 3 nights where I worked till past 4am the next day. Other than my grandmas funeral on Saturday, I effectively worked continuously through Thursday, Friday and Saturday and into Sunday m...	Pt314	1	632	Sep 29, 2008 by arbilad
	Free Unicorn to good home (Preview) This lady posted an ad to craigslist advertising a free unicorn to someone with at least an acre of land and experience working with mythical creatures. Coco, you wouldn't happen to have experience working with unicorns, would you?	arbilad	9	727	Sep 28, 2008 by arbilad
	Another food thread: packing lunches. (Preview) This is the first year that I'll have a child at school all day. I know I took lunch to school, but I barely remember what I took. What do you pack in your kids' lunches, besides the old PB&J standby?	Jen	16	885	Sep 23, 2008 by hiccups
	Random thoughts (Preview) I think I need a thread for the strange little things that occupy my thoughts from time to time. Today's is a funny. I sometimes drive by this mid 90's maroon minivan that is interesting because of one fact: someone turned it into a monster minivan. (It's raised up a good 8 feet.) How do the kids get in and o...	hiccups	27	1190	Sep 22, 2008 by Cocobeem
	@#$@# Boulder Drivers (Preview) I had a tire blowout on the way to work today. I was driving in the left lane on a highway, where there's basically no shoulder on the left side. Since at first I just thought that the tire was only going flat, I didn't do an emergency stop (stop in the middle of the road regardless) and tried to get over into t...	arbilad	3	653	Sep 15, 2008 by hiccups
	What's for dinner? ( 1 2 3 4 ) (Preview) For the first couple months after going on my current eating plan I let my husband do most of the cooking and I fended for myself. This gave me time to get used to my new way of eating without the pressure of cooking things I couldn't eat for my family. Now I'm ready (and excited!) to be cooking again. I'm try...	hiccups	171	4045	Sep 9, 2008 by Cocobeem
	Comforting the grieving (Preview) My mother in law is probably dieing. She is not a member of the church and isn't interested in asking for a blessing. She had hip surgery earlier this year, and she later discovered that she has diabetes; her leg isn't healing from the surgery. Now she's in the hospital with a gangrene infection. While I...	arbilad	3	649	Aug 26, 2008 by Cocobeem
	Just been accused of... (Preview) folding clothes faster than a speeding grandma. giggle	Xanth	2	627	Aug 24, 2008 by hiccups
	Last Website Visited (Preview) disboards.com	Cute Dancer	0	593	Aug 20, 2008 by Cute Dancer
	Okay chefs (and cooks, and aspiring whatevers), here's a little question for you: (Preview) What five herbs/spices do you use the most, and just can't do without (besides salt and pepper)?	Jen	11	698	Aug 16, 2008 by Cocobeem
	Because I always forget... (Preview) http://www.tie-a-tie.net/	Xanth	12	812	Aug 11, 2008 by beefche
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