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I Moved! (Important, Please Read) | Nobody416

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October 20, 2009 · 5:14 am. Important, Please Read). To make a long story short, I’m switching over to Blogger. Yes, it was a hard decision and I think that WordPress and blogger both have their pros and cons, but I had a beautiful design made for me by my dear friend Abigail and no one to convert it to CSS and I didn’t want to pay the yearly fee, so that really tipped the scales in favor of blogger. Also, what do you think in the Blogger vrs WordPress debate? What are your preferences? I am 14 but I sta...

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Domingo, 27 de marzo de 2011. Luc and The Lovingtons. A que se dedican? Aqui una pequeña Bio, basada en mis investigaciones y varias cosas que flotan en Internet. Luc and The Lovingtons, una banda de Genero Soul Funk Reggae, oriunda de Seattle, Washinton (USA). Formada por 4 Ciudadanos Estadounidenses y un Chileno (Felipe, de amarillo con el Djembe). Todo comienza el año 2007, con Luc Reynaud (Vocalista Pricinpal de la banda). Luc viaja a hacer trabajo social a las zonas afectadas por el.

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Ride the Rez Blog: June 2009

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Ride the Rez Blog. This blog is to help people follow my training for a 350 mile charitable mountain bike ride through the Navajo Nation. The goal of the ride is to raise money for Rancho Feliz Charitable Foundation's work in Nepal, Mexico and Arizona. Please see my link "Ken's Fundraising Page" to donate and see the Rancho Feliz link to learn more about the Foundation's history and wonderful projects. Tuesday, June 30, 2009. And I were away celebrating our 30t h. To fix Hank's sidewall. I also reali...

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Ride the Rez Blog: Pictures of reservation

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Ride the Rez Blog. This blog is to help people follow my training for a 350 mile charitable mountain bike ride through the Navajo Nation. The goal of the ride is to raise money for Rancho Feliz Charitable Foundation's work in Nepal, Mexico and Arizona. Please see my link "Ken's Fundraising Page" to donate and see the Rancho Feliz link to learn more about the Foundation's history and wonderful projects. Sunday, June 14, 2009. Click here to view these pictures larger. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Ride the Rez Blog: A nice view, not enough water.

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Ride the Rez Blog. This blog is to help people follow my training for a 350 mile charitable mountain bike ride through the Navajo Nation. The goal of the ride is to raise money for Rancho Feliz Charitable Foundation's work in Nepal, Mexico and Arizona. Please see my link "Ken's Fundraising Page" to donate and see the Rancho Feliz link to learn more about the Foundation's history and wonderful projects. Wednesday, July 15, 2009. A nice view, not enough water. Click here to view these pictures larger.

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Ride the Rez Blog: Part of the Painted Desert that we will ride through

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Ride the Rez Blog. This blog is to help people follow my training for a 350 mile charitable mountain bike ride through the Navajo Nation. The goal of the ride is to raise money for Rancho Feliz Charitable Foundation's work in Nepal, Mexico and Arizona. Please see my link "Ken's Fundraising Page" to donate and see the Rancho Feliz link to learn more about the Foundation's history and wonderful projects. Sunday, June 14, 2009. Part of the Painted Desert that we will ride through. Rim of Canyon de Chelley.

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South Africa Study Abroad, St. Edward's University, 2011: Thanks for all the rice

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South Africa Study Abroad, St. Edward's University, 2011. Friday, August 20, 2010. Thanks for all the rice. If you were in my Teaching Showcase talk today, about grading rubrics and have read the handouts, or know me at all, you will recognise the corruption of my title from "thanks for all the fish" (the inimitable Douglas Adams). So why start with thanks? I have now been on this diet for 10 days. My dear friend Betty helped alleviate. By giving me brown basmati. Hay by hand and riding a plough horse.

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Ride the Rez Blog: Its Been Awhile; six weeks left I'm half way there.

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Ride the Rez Blog. This blog is to help people follow my training for a 350 mile charitable mountain bike ride through the Navajo Nation. The goal of the ride is to raise money for Rancho Feliz Charitable Foundation's work in Nepal, Mexico and Arizona. Please see my link "Ken's Fundraising Page" to donate and see the Rancho Feliz link to learn more about the Foundation's history and wonderful projects. Sunday, August 30, 2009. Its Been Awhile; six weeks left I'm half way there. Thrivent Builds Costa Rica.

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Ride the Rez Blog: Taranumara Indians

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Ride the Rez Blog. This blog is to help people follow my training for a 350 mile charitable mountain bike ride through the Navajo Nation. The goal of the ride is to raise money for Rancho Feliz Charitable Foundation's work in Nepal, Mexico and Arizona. Please see my link "Ken's Fundraising Page" to donate and see the Rancho Feliz link to learn more about the Foundation's history and wonderful projects. Tuesday, June 16, 2009. From Gil in Copper Canyon with the Taranumara. Rancho Feliz Guardian Warrior.