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1:40 pm
December 11, 2010
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Hi guys,
Not sure if you guys missed the thread in the other forum, but I finished reading my "Skinny on" books, and I'm currently running a giveaway of the following books:
Those links are to reviews I've done of the books, in case you're interested in reading more. Anyways, I'm giving them away, so please enter over here:
http://www.investitwisely.com/…..-giveaway/
Thanks, and good luck! :)
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2:02 pm
December 11, 2010
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As you already saw, it's in my weekly round up. I'll Retweet it too. :-)
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9:05 am
December 12, 2010
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Thanks, Crystal!
P.S. Wondering how the weather is down in Texas recently, and how is it usually? Up here, we are definitely having a 'real' Christmas with looooots of snow, and temperatures are already dipping to -10 and below. Maybe it's cause I've been gone the last 3 years so I'm not used to seeing snow around Christmas time!
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10:00 am
December 12, 2010
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Invest It Wisely said:
Thanks, Crystal!
P.S. Wondering how the weather is down in Texas recently, and how is it usually? Up here, we are definitely having a 'real' Christmas with looooots of snow, and temperatures are already dipping to -10 and below. Maybe it's cause I've been gone the last 3 years so I'm not used to seeing snow around Christmas time!
We get about an inch of snow every 7-10 years here in Houston, lol. Right now it keeps fluctuating between 40 degrees and 60 degrees during the day. The nights are between 29 degrees and 50 degrees. Very little rain, no snow, and pretty windy. The weather is schizoid. :-)
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6:38 am
December 13, 2010
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Post edited 6:40 am – December 13, 2010 by Jason@LiveRealNow
Budgeting in the Fun Stuff said:
Invest It Wisely said:
Thanks, Crystal!
P.S. Wondering how the weather is down in Texas recently, and how is it usually? Up here, we are definitely having a 'real' Christmas with looooots of snow, and temperatures are already dipping to -10 and below. Maybe it's cause I've been gone the last 3 years so I'm not used to seeing snow around Christmas time!
We get about an inch of snow every 7-10 years here in Houston, lol. Right now it keeps fluctuating between 40 degrees and 60 degrees during the day. The nights are between 29 degrees and 50 degrees. Very little rain, no snow, and pretty windy. The weather is schizoid. :-)
I'm jealous. Saturday we got 18-20 inches of snow here in Minneapolis. It turned the Metrodome into the Metrobowl when the roof collapsed. This morning it was -20 with the windchill.
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7:17 am
December 13, 2010
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Jason@LiveRealNow said:
I'm jealous. Saturday we got 18-20 inches of snow here in Minneapolis. It turned the Metrodome into the Metrobowl when the roof collapsed. This morning it was -20 with the windchill.
I saw the collapse on RedZone! I was wondering why they had a cloth-like bubble roof on a stadium that deals with snow and ice pretty regularly. Is this the first time it ever collapsed?
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7:45 am
December 13, 2010
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It's a teflon balloon roof. It collapsed shortly after it was built, but they added more fans inside to keep it inflated and there hasn't been a problem since. Until Saturday.
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8:05 am
December 13, 2010
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Jason@LiveRealNow said:
It's a teflon balloon roof. It collapsed shortly after it was built, but they added more fans inside to keep it inflated and there hasn't been a problem since. Until Saturday.
Maybe they can take this opportunity to build a real retractable roof. :-) Even our not-very-impressive Texans somehow got a retractable roof. :-)
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