Things that need to be added to a TN Driver Test:
Roundabouts and parallel parking.
The blog and A.D.D. ramblings of a UX designer who's too lazy/busy to create his own template.
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(Source: krisstraub)
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Things you don’t do:
Talk on the phone while you’re on the toilet at work.
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Finally, the last installment of my 10 Favorite Songs of 2011 in No Particular Order Countdown. Enjoy!
M83 - Midnight City
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Digging it.
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![thedailywhat:
Burger King Delivers of the Day: Because America is clearly not get fat fast enough, Burger King has begun testing home delivery at a handful of restaurants in the Washington, D.C. area.
The success of the program will eventually lead to a nationwide rollout.
A few restrictions apply: Customers must live within a 10-minute drive from a BK location, and a $2 delivery charge will be tacked on to orders below the minimum total of $8 to $10.
Every whopper and fries will be hand-delivered to your door within 30 minutes or less using “new delivery packaging technology” engineered to keep your food warm from the grill to your gullet. (So that’s what NASA’s been up to since they scrubbed the Space Shuttle program!)
This isn’t Burger King’s first foray into stay-on-your-couch convenience: Internationally, the chain has been in the delivery business for some time.
“Burger King has had great success with it all across the globe including in Mexico, Turkey, Brazil, Columbia and Peru,” said spokeswoman Kristen Hauser. “e are currently testing the service to bring this convenience to the United States, starting with just a few restaurants in the DC area.”
Breakfast food will not be available for delivery, so what’s even the point of this if you ask me.
[latimes.]
Man, that 100-yard trip down the road to my closest Burger King seems like such a chore now.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxyktmP7il1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
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Burger King Delivers of the Day: Because America is clearly not get fat fast enough, Burger King has begun testing home delivery at a handful of restaurants in the Washington, D.C. area.
The success of the program will eventually lead to a nationwide rollout.
A few restrictions apply: Customers must live within a 10-minute drive from a BK location, and a $2 delivery charge will be tacked on to orders below the minimum total of $8 to $10.
Every whopper and fries will be hand-delivered to your door within 30 minutes or less using “new delivery packaging technology” engineered to keep your food warm from the grill to your gullet. (So that’s what NASA’s been up to since they scrubbed the Space Shuttle program!)
This isn’t Burger King’s first foray into stay-on-your-couch convenience: Internationally, the chain has been in the delivery business for some time.
“Burger King has had great success with it all across the globe including in Mexico, Turkey, Brazil, Columbia and Peru,” said spokeswoman Kristen Hauser. “e are currently testing the service to bring this convenience to the United States, starting with just a few restaurants in the DC area.”
Breakfast food will not be available for delivery, so what’s even the point of this if you ask me.
[latimes.]
Man, that 100-yard trip down the road to my closest Burger King seems like such a chore now.
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Second biggest hit I’ve ever seen at a Preds game. So awesome.
Also: Ryan Ellis is 5’10”, 179lbs (according to the Preds, but not to the human eye). Wayne Simmonds is 6’2, 183lbs.
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Hey kid, I know the feeling.
Way to hang in there.
-darren
Had I ever had a solo in high school band, I’d probably have done the same. Props, kid.
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AGrov.es: Content Consumption →
Copyright infringement will ALWAYS happen until content owners provide an easy way to sell their content to consumers. Cable = not an easy way to sell their content to consumers. Take HBO for example…instead of selling me their content directly (which I would happily pay for), they put a middle…
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Heard this track when Mux Mool opened for Bassnectar on NYE in Nashville last week. I can’t stop listening to it today.
Theme: Linear by Peter Vidani
