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• Bombay Llama
  on Oct 25, 2015 in Animals Bombay llama
  He is wondering where all of the other llamas are, as well as whether or not his friend from Bombay will be arriving.
• Driving in Spokane, Dubai, and India
  on Sep 3, 2014 in Daily News cars driving Dubai India Spokane Washington
  A brief topical discussion about driving in places like Spokane, India, and Dubai.
• Parable of the Fastidious Sheep
  on Aug 6, 2014 in Allegory fastidious scientist sheep townspeople
  This story is more about a fastidious sheep that about the opinions of scientists.
• Reach Out
  on Dec 1, 2013 in reach out reach reaching reaching out.
  Reach out. How did this awful phrase ever get started?
• Many Students LOVE Booksintocash (Booksintocash.Com)
  on Apr 13, 2013 in STUDENTS books booksintocash textbooks
  Lots of students sell their books at booksintocash.com. Searching for “booksintocash reviews” or “booksintocash.com reviews” the Better Business Bureau (“bbb rating”) gives Booksintocash.Com an A+ Rating with NO CO...
• Fifteen Wheat Carousel Funnel
  on Apr 5, 2013 in Perceptivity carousel fifteen funnel wheat
  From time to time, we all count up to the number 15 (“fifteen”) and then our minds may go blank and we cannot ascertain what comes next! That is why it is sometimes handy to carry a numeric chart so that we may, as in this example, know t...
• Curvature Without a Linear Vector
  on Jan 4, 2013 in curvature Conclusion dimension Measurement space vector
  A latest discovery finds two alternate locations simultaneously. A conclusion of careful, non-interpretive, and systematic positioning may help provide a system.
• Emphasis On Orbital Polar and Linear Space
  on Jan 25, 2012 in Measurement orbital polar space
  For the past few months, some study and effort may have gone into comparing orbital space and its trans-polar vectors.
• Ascension of Polygon Consciousness
  on Jul 21, 2011 in Uncategorized accelerating ascension awareness consciousness field movement parametric plane points polygon vectors
  Consider two or more points in a parametric field. When one of the points ascends to a vertical plane, the remaining points remain below the fundamental horizontal plane of the ascended point.
• Secondary Escalation of One Dimensional Vector
  on Jul 1, 2011 in Important News announcement conformity dimension Escalation parallel secondary vector
  Capturing the secondary escalation of a one-dimensional vector is easy when considering parallel conformity.

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