24/11/2009



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GAAAAHHHSHHSkdlsja;jgal;qjjega;igju;;rgfriajls

That’s how I feel about this political science paper I’m working on right now. This class has been SUCH a snore and now I have to write 12 pages on one of the professor’s snore-tastic essay prompts.

I chose “Is the state a dinosaur?” I wish that state really WAS a dinosaur. I could totally write 12 pages on what it’s like to be governed by a prehistoric reptile. That sounds fun.

Feeling stuck, I just googled “Is the state a dinosaur” (I didn’t really expect this i help me, but what the hell) and found a list of official state dinosaurs!

Oregon doesn’t have one. DC does, though! So, I guess if the state were a dinosaur it would be a Capitolsaurus.

ANYWAY, I should probably focus.

Ugh.

10:55



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sweett:

stuffin’ muffins

Wow. I never thought of this before! I would eat a stuffin’ muffin (or 6) for breakfast every morning if I could.
God, I love stuffing.

sweett:

stuffin’ muffins

Wow. I never thought of this before! I would eat a stuffin’ muffin (or 6) for breakfast every morning if I could.

God, I love stuffing.

This post was reblogged from Secret Internet Crushes.

7:09



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22/11/2009



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This post was reblogged from Live deep.

10:36



Okay....

12 pages on whether private interests are bad for politics.

GO!

Tagged: Skool dayz, .

10:05



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Inspired by Amanda, I created my Flavors.me page. So easy and great!

Inspired by Amanda, I created my Flavors.me page. So easy and great!

20/11/2009



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With the onset of wintery temperatures, lightweight bed coverings are no longer sufficient. The time has come to bring out the big guns, but what type of blanket is the best choice? Conventional wisdom is that a fluffy down comforter is best for achieving winter comfort. While I do not dispute the extreme levels of coziness a down comforter can achieve, it is my opinion that the more moderate and even coziness offered by a traditional, heavy quilt is superior.
The coziness index of down comforters is practically off the charts after a few hours in bed (Fig. 1), but they do take some time to reach that point. Unfortunately, they begin well below acceptable levels. Their fluffy, irregular shape is to blame. Down comforters do not lay perfectly flat (Fig. 2a) and this create many cold air pockets that require warming before an acceptable coziness level can be achieved. Also, due to this uneven arrangement, a simple shift in position will often cause a new deposit of cold air to be unleashed, resulting in dramatic dips in coziness.

In contrast, a traditional quilt tends to lay quite evenly (Fig. 2b). This results in less area requiring warming and fewer cold air pockets. For these reasons, a traditional quilt reaches acceptable levels of coziness much more quickly than a down comforter.
It could be argued that the extreme coziness eventually achieved by a down comforter makes some of the initial discomfort worth the trouble, but a high coziness index, while pleasant, can be dangerous. I would submit that many an individual has been late for their morning commitments due difficulty getting out of an extremely cozy bed.The more moderate, reasonable coziness provided by a quilt is far less likely to interfere with daytime activities.
I realize that winter blanket choices are personal and a matter of taste. Some may prefer the wild ride of a down comforter. Personally, I like the reliable and consistent coziness of a quilt.

With the onset of wintery temperatures, lightweight bed coverings are no longer sufficient. The time has come to bring out the big guns, but what type of blanket is the best choice? Conventional wisdom is that a fluffy down comforter is best for achieving winter comfort. While I do not dispute the extreme levels of coziness a down comforter can achieve, it is my opinion that the more moderate and even coziness offered by a traditional, heavy quilt is superior.

The coziness index of down comforters is practically off the charts after a few hours in bed (Fig. 1), but they do take some time to reach that point. Unfortunately, they begin well below acceptable levels. Their fluffy, irregular shape is to blame. Down comforters do not lay perfectly flat (Fig. 2a) and this create many cold air pockets that require warming before an acceptable coziness level can be achieved. Also, due to this uneven arrangement, a simple shift in position will often cause a new deposit of cold air to be unleashed, resulting in dramatic dips in coziness.

In contrast, a traditional quilt tends to lay quite evenly (Fig. 2b). This results in less area requiring warming and fewer cold air pockets. For these reasons, a traditional quilt reaches acceptable levels of coziness much more quickly than a down comforter.

It could be argued that the extreme coziness eventually achieved by a down comforter makes some of the initial discomfort worth the trouble, but a high coziness index, while pleasant, can be dangerous. I would submit that many an individual has been late for their morning commitments due difficulty getting out of an extremely cozy bed.The more moderate, reasonable coziness provided by a quilt is far less likely to interfere with daytime activities.

I realize that winter blanket choices are personal and a matter of taste. Some may prefer the wild ride of a down comforter. Personally, I like the reliable and consistent coziness of a quilt.

19/11/2009



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Trevor Donovan, lookin’ cool back in 2006
Fun 90210 facts!
Teddy Montgomery is played by Trevor Donovan, 31!
Catherine and I did a little research. With the exception of actors playing the role of parents, he is the oldest cast member.
But, I guess that’s not that shocking. What IS shocking is that Ryan Eggold, who plays English teacher Ryan Matthews, is only 25. That makes him younger than Teddy, Navid (30!) and Liam (26) all of whom play his students.
God, I love this show. I get the impression that, based on the way my Tumblarity drops every time I mention it, I’m the only one. Seriously though, guys? You should get into it. It’s amazing.

Trevor Donovan, lookin’ cool back in 2006

Fun 90210 facts!

Teddy Montgomery is played by Trevor Donovan, 31!

Catherine and I did a little research. With the exception of actors playing the role of parents, he is the oldest cast member.

But, I guess that’s not that shocking. What IS shocking is that Ryan Eggold, who plays English teacher Ryan Matthews, is only 25. That makes him younger than Teddy, Navid (30!) and Liam (26) all of whom play his students.

God, I love this show. I get the impression that, based on the way my Tumblarity drops every time I mention it, I’m the only one. Seriously though, guys? You should get into it. It’s amazing.

15:10



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Camera: Lost

iPod: Broken

Phone: Seriously malfunctioning

Why do my small electronics hate me so much?!?!

This is especially frustrating because-

Bank account: Empty

Boo.

18/11/2009



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Last night I dreamed that I wrote a Tumblr post all about the highs and lows of Lisa Kudrow’s career. Everyone liked it and reblogged it so much and I was a most popular girl on Tumblr!

Last night I dreamed that I wrote a Tumblr post all about the highs and lows of Lisa Kudrow’s career. Everyone liked it and reblogged it so much and I was a most popular girl on Tumblr!

Tagged: dreams, .

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