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18 seconds ago

MMMMMMM........Guinness. Smooth taste, strong flavor, it makes me happy. Besides, most people cannot drink stouts, so you don't have to worry about people stealing your beer.
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3 minutes ago

Review Icon Entranced reviewed Heineken in Beer:
People have started to realize that Americans are beer dumb. If you can fizzy, flavorless, piss colored beer all day, then certainly they can sell you a skunked import. Tastes like a lot of American beers, just skunked and slightly more flavor.
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27 minutes ago

...and don't forget to give props to Al Gore for proving that ice can melt at minus 45 degrees F...

To all of the Global Warmimg Theologists who panic when they see chunks of ice that are the size of Manhattan falling into the sea...

psst...

It's not rising temperatures that are causing this...it's the natural movement and expansion of the ice...from the center, outwards...that is causing this to happen, just as it has been happening since dinosaurs invented warp drive and left the Earth...
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40 minutes ago

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I'll pick Chavez at any weight. No doubt Chavez had trouble with Meldrick Taylor's hand speed. If you judge a fighter on the quantity of his punches you're likely to go with a fighter like Taylor, if you go with Quality of the punch than Chavez and fighters like him are your guys. The proof as they say, is in the pudding, Taylor was never the same after the Chavez fight, that wouldn't have changed even if Richard Steele had let the fight continue. The truth is, while Taylor was busy scoring points, Chavez was busy kicking his butt. Steele did right stopping that fight. Throughout the fight, whether you agree that the fight should have been stopped or not, Chavez kept his cool, never got discouraged and never wavered from his goal, which was to hurt and stop Taylor.

Pacquiao on the other hand was beaten by Erik Morelas in the first of their three fights, and Morales was already winding down his great career, Pacquiao also recieved a draw and a split decision against Juan Manuel Marquez, and you can easily make a case that Marquez won both fights, but regardless, they were close. Pacquiao has been ducking Marquez ever since. There has to be a reason.

Beating Oscar De La Hoya at this point in De La Hoya's career doesn't really amount to much, neither does beating Hatton, a fine fighter to be sure but with limitations.

Chavez had a cast Iron chin and skull and did not get stopped until late in his career, suffering TKO's from both Oscar De la Hoya , twice, one on cuts, with Chavez unable to continue and the other in the second fight with Chavez unable to answer the bell for the ninth round. Pacquiao was KO'ed twice; in his 12th fight with Rustico Torrecampo, and in his 28th fight against against Medgoen Singsurat. He can be stopped.

I'm making this comparison not to degrade Pacquiao but because the question was asked, who would win between the two. These are my reasons but as in any fight, circumstances change and there are always the intangibles, still given what I know I'll pick Chavez by a late round KO.
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an hour ago

I would highly recommend Keller Graduate School to anyone who is looking for a credible, well-rounded education that develops and nurtures the skills and experience necessary to be successful in one's career. I currently work in executive management at a top financial company and we are always looking for DeVry and Keller Graduates because they have far more to offer than graduates from other more "traditional" schools. We recently interviewed for a high level management position and ended up choosing the candidate who had earned their MBA from DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management over the other candidates with degrees from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, DePaul University, Northwestern University, and University of Wisconsin- Madison. At the end of the day, the Keller graduate just had far more to offer in regards to skills and practical experience because of Keller's unique approach to teaching.

I strongly encourage anyone who is highly motivated to be successful, and serious about their education, to consider DeVry University and their Keller Graduate School of Management. They will not rip you off like other Universities. Yes, tuition is a bit expensive compared to State schools, but then again you get what you pay for. The return on investment that a DeVry or Keller degree provides makes it well worth the cost.
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an hour ago

Helps with pain, and even if you don't have pain it makes you feel good. It gives a sense of optimism and joy, as well as relaxation. Of course these are very addictive, I wouldn't recommend taking them for more than a few days straight at a time unless you are prescribed them for pain. I'd give them a 4/5. Not a 5/5 only because of how easy it is to become addicted.
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an hour ago

Let's see....perhaps one of his neighbors or friends will take pity on him and explain that lying is never a good thing(?) Or perhaps they may just leave it simple and explain that, sometimes a smart man just knows when to shut up.
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an hour ago

First of all, I think that some of the previous reviews are absolutely ridiculous. I personally received great service from DeVry throughout both my Bachelor's and Master's programs, and gained invaluable skills and experience in my courses. My BSBA and MBA have been very highly regarded by employers, and have allowed me to advance to an executive level management position at a top financial company. I am very satisfied with the education and service I received from DeVry. I did not experience any issues with financial aid, perhaps because I followed instructions and did what I needed to on my part to ensure that I was requesting the appropriate amount of aid, and that everything was set for it to disperse. I think that the students who are complaining here in these posts are trying to blame the school for their own lack of effort in courses, or their own mistakes in regards to paying tuition, requesting financial aid, tuition reimbursement, etc. Clearly they don't want to take responsibility for their own actions. This is college, not kindergarten. You can't expect them to hold your hand through every little process.

I would highly recommend DeVry University to anyone who is looking for a credible, well-rounded education that develops and nurtures the skills and experience necessary to be successful in one's career. I currently work in executive management at a top financial company and we are always looking for DeVry and Keller Graduates because they have far more to offer than graduates from other more "traditional" schools. We recently interviewed for a high level management position and ended up choosing the candidate who had earned their MBA from DeVry's Keller Graduate School of Management over the other candidates with degrees from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, DePaul University, Northwestern University, and University of Wisconsin- Madison. At the end of the day, the Keller graduate just had far more to offer in regards to skills and practical experience because of Keller's unique approach to teaching.

I strongly encourage anyone who is highly motivated to be successful, and serious about their education, to consider DeVry University and their Keller Graduate School of Management. They will not rip you off like other Universities. Yes, tuition is a bit expensive, but then again you get what you pay for. The return on investment that a DeVry or Keller degree provides makes it well worth the cost.
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an hour ago

Perhaps one of his friends or neighbors will take pity on this guy and explain that calling names is an admission of defeat?
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an hour ago

I think the likelyhood of this one coming to fruition increases as each home adds another highspeed internet hook-up to it's phone and cable bill. Future generations of educators and television writers will regularly write articles in magazines bemoaning North America's increasing rates of television illiteracy. Unfortunately no one will read those magazines.
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an hour ago

Perhaps now Franken will stop impersonating a comedian?
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an hour ago

I am a long time user of skype services, the free services are good but since 1 month ago they have starting to increase the rates, and the monthly subscription by taking down some regions the offer different destinations then when you call to one destination the rate is higher that what you contract say, and costumer service to talk to them bia chat it took me like 30 minutes, it is as now terrible i end it up cancel the service after one year with them, i do not recommend it to no one now.
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an hour ago

I'll bet you if the did give enryone the day off for National Book and Reading Day there would be a measureable increase in attendance at the local multi-plex.
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an hour ago

If I could give Comcast less than 1 star, I would. Where to even start? First problem was that our internet service would go out every other day. Comcast would come and claim to have fixed the problem, and then it would go out again later that day. We would call again and learn (again) that they wouldn't be able to make it out for another few days. After over a month, they finally figured out that their cable lines had gone bad and replaced them. After they fixed the lines, our internet worked, but was slower than a wireless connection and would still intermittently go out for 15-minute spans every other hour. Then there's the issue of Comcast's customer service- or lack there-of: rude, slow, incompetent, and complacent. They seem to care less whether they fix the problem or not. The least amount of time I was ever on hold was about half an hour, and they always claim that there's "nothing they can really do" and try to pass off the responsibility for the problem onto the customer. I have probably spent close to 10 hours in the last year on hold for Comcast customer service, often only to get cut off (especially when I to speak to a manager.) Going into the office is no better. One month I paid my bill in cash at the office only to learn that they never posted it and had no record of the transaction. Because I had not kept my reciept, I was forced to pay the bill again, with a late fee. Shortly thereafter, frustrated with Comcast, I shut off my service. I brought all my equipment back, paid the remainder of my bill, and asked if there was anything else I needed to do to get my service shut off. They told me that I was good to go, that I had returned all the equipment they had on file, that I had a $0 balance, and that my service would be disconnected on the requested date. Two months later, I discover a bill from comcast for two months of service and late fees. I called (was put on hold, of course) and finally spoke to somebody who said that now I had a modem on my account that I had never returned (by the way, I never received a modem from Comcast and have always used my own) and that the service had not been disconnected and that I had been billed for the last two months (even though I've been living on the opposite side of the country.) The woman on the line finally said that she'd take the modem off our account, put the disconnect in, and that we were being refunded $40 for some reason (I guess they had over-charged us for something. Big surprise.) One month later (today) I discover another bill from Comcast (SHOCKER!) I called, was put on hold, waited half an hour, was called a liar when I told them I never received a modem, asked to speak to a manager, and was finally told that the manager would call me back (I've been told this by Comcast before and have never been called back.) Comcast is the absolute worst company I have ever dealt with in my entire life. I will absolutely NEVER do business with them again!!!
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an hour ago

I can't say I blame her. Shes was absolutely destroyed ever since she entered the 08 election. The off color David Letterman rape joke about her daughter was barely a month ago. Im sure that was one of the final breaking points, so I kinda saw this coming.
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an hour ago

Let's not pretend that we really care about stone-age tribes that our ancestors wiped off the face of the earth in a cold-yet-efficient post-Enlightenment era of intellectual compartmentalization. A day late and a dollar short for feeling guilty. . .

What other stone-age tribes should get holidays? Where does that end? "Aztec Weekend"?
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an hour ago

Can't legislate intelligence. People have every right to stay stupid.
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an hour ago

Ummm.... ya.....

........she's hot!

=D
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1 hour ago

Unfortunately, nearly everyone on the "far left", "near left", "middle left", "middle right", "near right" - and even the more astute on the "far right" - figured out she is ridiculous.

However, that doesn't necessarily mean it's impossible for her to become president.

Think, "W".
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1 hour ago

In the '60s, all sorts of great music became popular.

By the '70s, the suits were back in control, and the best music was once again relegated to the underground.

Note: In both cases there are a few exceptions to this overgeneralization.
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