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These are groups of teenage girls who have taken on Web logs, bulletin boards, other kinds of cooperative infrastructure, and have used it to set up support groups for remaining anorexic by choice.
When you leave here, I hope you'll visit your public library and talk to your librarians, talk to your neighbors and community members who serve on library boards.
These are diatoms, single-celled phytoplankton with skeletons of silicon ... circuit boards of the future.
Today's playbook says, the CEO reports to the corporate boards.
They're littler computers, so the one-chip computers, I began to program one-chip computers and make objects out of P.C. boards, LEDs.
They just happened to be alive instead of circuit boards.
I've been meeting with school boards and school districts to talk about how we feed hungry children, and health care organizations, sharing the message that food is health, and food is life, and that, by solving hunger, we can solve so many more problems.
The way they recycle the boards is that they actually use the coal briquettes, which are used all through China, but they heat up the boards, and with pairs of pliers they pull off all the components.
This is a road where it's been shored up by computer boards in one of the biggest towns where they're recycling.
And to our surprise we got one of our boards back with corrections from the Chinese state censorship.
One time I wrote a column about my efforts to reach Dell Technical Support, and within 12 hours, there were 700 messages from readers on the feedback boards on the Times website, from users saying, ""Me too, and here's my tale of woe."
And on weekends he likes to put on the boards, throw up rooster tails.
And we've gone from one board to 48 boards.
When they have meetings with their review boards or mental health professionals, they're placed in immobile booths like this.
But the truth was that as this start becoming popular, a couple rightwing blogs and some message boards apparently found it to be a little patronizing, which I could also see.
Shortly after their luck seems to change when they come across a yacht & potential safety, in a flash everyone boards the yacht & begin to explore.
I am deeply disturbed by some posts I am reading on the message boards for this movie, people saying it is actually a good movie!
I'm a big time horror fan, and I bought this movie from all the hype it was getting on the message boards.
Someone else? Contrary to most fan's frequent representation on the film's violent content - I consider it much more plot driven; featuring only one real moment of memorable bloodshed (involving chains and boards).
One of the Message Boards threads at IMDb had two women talking about Colin Firth, how they watched the movie only because of him.
For some perverse reason best known to themselves these IMDb boards seem reluctant to credit the great Billy Wilder as co-scriptwriter on at least two (this one and Ninotchka) of his early classics when any buff can detect the Wilder hand at work.
The text boards bringing the story along reinforced that impression I suppose.
Mickey boards his long time companion Minnie Mouse aboard the train as they frolic about, while Mickey attempts to impress Minnie.
I don't see why you even bother to post on these boards, when obviously you know nothing about cinema, robots, or people.
Someone on these Boards has predicated that the whole thing is being dreamed by the best friend of the protagonist, albeit a friend he hasn't seen for some 20 years.
Perhaps some of the set and setting will interest--those gaps between the boards of all the buildings may be true to the way life was lived.
I have come out of several years of lurking on these boards due to the sheer lack of intelligence that is communicated through the reviews that periodically appear on this film's IMDb space.
It is a waste of space on the boards and of other's time.
Rich (the previous commenter)is right: there is much more going on here than is clear from the title boards, and I have to wonder how much has suffered in translation.
We've never met, but we belong to the same fanzine(those things which came before message boards), and we have talked on the phone, so I do have a bias here.
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