southwestforests

Nope. I had used merely sixteen percent of allowed bytes, bandwidth, or whatever the value is for photo storage and they nailed me a couple weeks ago. I picked up my toys and left.

Their website http://www.wolfpack-d.com/ still lists it as coming soon; and seems to generally infer that checking their Facebook page is how to get current news.

I looked up the book on Amazon, they list it and list publisher as Trafford Publishing - so I Googled them and they are indeed a self publishing and print on demand company. Looks like (here a decade after that 2007 book was published) their lowest price publishing package for a physical book is $700 and includes only "10 Image Insertions". They do have an editing service as part of the $2500 package, "Copyediting Service - up to 75,000 words " on black and white books, and for color books, " Copyediting Service - up to 10,000 words ". I am feeling too lazy to call them and ask what they offered a decade ago.

Some of my extended family are familiar with that zone of unique reality. Looking at the maps I'm wondering what the crew will have put on them to keep the breeze from carrying them off in to the mud.

Those mass formations would have been something to see in real life. I would expect the cumulative sound would have been even moire felt more than heard.

Google translate will make short work of that. ;) I guess while you are asking them things, inquire what the favorite snack food aboard ship is.

I guess someone will have to write the Chinese asking them that. http://eng.mod.gov.cn/about-us/node_48469.htm Appears to advise to go to below to contact them http://english.chinamil.com.cn/contact-us/index.htm

Looked in Google to see what was out there about the crash. These caught my interest.

That does kind of jump out of the article with a "Whaaaat??????". One does wonder, one does wonder.

You are the only one experiencing your life - you alone are living it.

http://www.denverpost.com/2017/07/06/photobucket-complaints-over-charging/ and http://www.denverpost.com/2017/07/16/photobucket-fee-hike/

I would expect red light would make red things look white. A red night lighting story from Dad: one night back during the cold war when he went for a night time turn as officer of the deck, on I no longer remember what ship, he went to make a log entry and there was nothing from a recent watch. Nothing, just a blank page. Somehow someone eventually had a brainstorm and they illuminated the page with other than red light. Turned out red ink had been used to write the entry.

That is a blessing. My genetic line has a couple issues that seem to knock some of each generation out of their career path and general employability about their mid 40s.

The whole thing indeed is interesting and that bit especially.

And 9 minutes later it's not visible in Missouri. pb9