I smoked one (half?) in february (if I remember correctly) since then I haven't smoked anymore (sometimes I think about it but that's it...) I began gaining weight so I have started running. (protip: If you are considering to quit smoking you will gain weight and might want to go running, since probably you didn't go before, be careful to not start in long distances immediately because you can get stress-fractures causing pain and you might need surgery after) I noticed too that now I don't go anymore clubbing like I used to, a lot of my friends smoke (I find it difficult having smokers around still). My sense of smell is better now. Now your clothes don't smell like cigarette all the time...
I began gaining weight so I have started runing too... :D I noticed that now I don't go anymore clubbing like I used to, a lot of my friends smoke (I find it difficult having smokers around still). My sense of smell is better now, lol. Working on weekends and studing for some exams in June/July and that's it...
Maybe the lady was a hubskier in disguise...
Have fun.
I know it sounds like a cowardly way to do it but in my opinion it's not a good idea to attract attention to yourself.
This is the link I see when I edit the post. http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=IT&v=xFQ_fO2D7f0 Maybe mk is working under the hood?
For feeds from hackernews I have settled with this newsletter. News: Ta-Nehisi Coates Wonkblog - Ezra Klein The Dish - Andrew Sullivan Software (I sometimes discover new things): usethis Good Reads (when I have time): The Queue LongReads TheFeature Interesting Stuff: looks like memepool is back (I discovered this site by a discussion on hacker news, looks like it's one of the earliest of it's kind) Ps: I'm finding new stuff here, thank's guys, keep them coming! :)
However, as the article says Ps: Can't we make a tag for this kind of articles like "goodreads", "longreads", "foodforthought" any suggestions?the Italian police had no idea that Paolo Di Lauro was one of Naples’s most powerful crime bosses
I would not trust the above list at all.
Okay.jpg :P Ps: looks nice, hope it will work ok. If someone spams is there an option to ignore any further messages from him?
for interesting stuff he might like: http://thekidshouldseethis.com/
If he prefers Windows you can look the apps here too (look down) beside the advice given by b_b, especially adblock plus... MyWot helps too! I don't think Norton is the best choice for an antivirus I use Kaspersky in Windows...
It is not about beeing harassed because you are not a 6'2", and, meanwhile you do, the others don't know how to handle themselves... I think It's all about the masses being used. It is about the ability to record everything you do and connect it with your persona. If you are not careful online they will know who and what are you talking to/about, what your income is (so they can estimate what your potential ability to buy is) what kind of fashion do you follow the clothes you wear (so they can select what to offer/put in front of your eyes), what do you usually buy, the places you frequent and spend your money to drink to eat... You might remember the buzz created some months ago by the phrase: If you are not paying for it, you're not the customer; you're the product being sold.. which, funny enough, in it's original form was: The member of facebook is not a customer, they are the product. The advertisers are the customers. As per the label part I will quote Neil deGrasse Tyson. I think what he said applies everywhere: Labels are mentally lazy ways by which people assert they know you without knowing you. So since computers are becoming an everyday part of our lives, people should be more educated, more computer literate and privacy is very important!
http://nationalpostnews.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/religion... I have yet to hear for hate crimes from atheists against religious people... I would not say the same for the inverted roles.Does religion lash out against those who don't share their beliefs? Yes, of course there are going to be those people. In areas that are disproportionate amountts of those people. In those areas, iti s hard to be an atheist. But to use those examples as proof that atheism is an oppressed minority, that our civil liberties are being trampled upon on a day to day basis by a monolithic monstrosity known only vaguely as "Religion" is as ridiculous as it is misguided.
Soror Dolorosa - Blind Scenes http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u8uja7jvTM Alcest - Souvenirs d'un autre monde http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTM9x-fEMwo and Blouse's S/T LP