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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I think there's a difference between illegal border crossing and illegal immigration - to me, "immigration" implies that the goal is settlement in the US, not crossing the border to commit a crime and then head straight back to Mexico.
Arizona is looking for a way to discourage the former, even though it equally affects the latter. They can't do anything about federal immigration laws.
Does anyone have a good espresso/cappuccino maker to recommended. Something in the $150 range would be best, although up to $500 is okay. If it is an Italian brand or model name, that would be great.
Basically, we need to offer a prize for an Italian survey in the $500 range, I'd rather spread the wealth among a few machines.
Look at Capresso, megan. We've had their regular coffeemakers for years and really love the quality.
I have this one and I absolutely love it. I've used it daily since November of last year without issue.
Both CJ and I slept through our alarms and didn't get up until after 10am. I have a headache that can't decide if it wants to go migraine or not and CJ has a stomach ache. It was quite odd to wake up so late, not remembering that I had shut off my alarm and then realizing that not only had CJ not gone to school but that he was still sound asleep on the floor of his room.
I put in a few hours of work and am going to see if a nap can snap the headache. I've already rescheduled 2 conference calls and canceled both CJ and my karate classes.
Check the ratings at coffeegeek.com on the various options.
Does anyone have a Merriam Webster dictionary? I have a style question and my dictionary is the American Heritage.
We have a Capresso and love it. We've had it for 10 years now. (Well, actually, the first one got worn out after Joe took it took Iraq but they gave us a brand new one for a very good deal.)
I do, Barb. It's also online.
Timelies all!
Coming in a little late to the scar conversation....my most interesting scar is near my left knee. I slipped while hiking in Wadi Qelt and gashed my knee. Probably needed stitches, but I was with a tour group and our "medic" was a guy who had had the standard Israeli army service. So my leg was bandaged, and I still have a scar 20 years later.
The rest of my scars are either animal inflicted(mostly cat scratches, but a conure pecked the back of my hand), work related (sometimes I work with razors and scalpel blades) or medical.