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Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2015 08:43:43 -0800

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Sampling some softwoods
Softwoods aren't weaker than hardwoods. Softwoods come from coniferous trees such as cedar, fir, and pine and tend to be somewhat yellow or reddish. Because most coniferous trees grow fast and straight, softwoods are generally less expensive than hardwoods.

It's also relatively easy to find sustainably grown softwoods (woods grown on tree farms to ensure an endless supply of wood); this means you're not contributing to the deforestation of the world and will always have a supply of wood for your projects.

Cedar
The most common type of cedar is the western red variety. Western red cedar, as its name implies, has a reddish color to it. This type of wood is relatively soft (1 on a scale of 1 to 4), has a straight grain, and has a slightly aromatic smell. Western Red cedar is mostly used for outdoor projects such as furniture, decks, and building exteriors because it can handle moist environments without rotting. Western red cedar is moderately priced and can be found at most home centers.

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Often referred to as Douglas Fir, this wood has a straight, pronounced grain, and has a reddish brown tint to it. Fir is most often used for building; however, it's inexpensive and can be used for some furniture-making as well. It doesn't have the most interesting grain pattern and doesn't take stain very well, so it's best to use it only when you intend to paint the finished product. Douglas fir is moderately strong and hard for a softwood, rating 4 on a scale of 1 to 4.

Was thinking of ordering one of each of these. Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with these two packs.  
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While it seems most people are receiving the same 4 lighters, I would rather go pick up 4 Ronson Jetlites and leave these alone.
I have the lighter that's in the bottom left of the first pto on that puff link. It's black/grey with chrome, all plastic.

Got it for 3 off cbid in July, still using it. As long as it's purged every fill it works fine.
I have that same lighter as my 1st butane lighter (d through CBid).  The push button to ignite is a pain to use because of the safety feature.  The same mechanism to release the  cover also act as the safety switch, so to light, you have to slide left toward the lighter with thumb then pull down to light witut releasing the safety switch.

It lights fine, just pain in the  to use.  It's my 'spare' lighter if all 10 other lighters I own are nowhere to be found.
I already have one Ronson.  Was just looking to get 
because i live outside US and the heist dlc will be 
What do you mean by that?
region  is for an example the game is 50, thats equivalent to myr177 ( i live in malaysia) that means i will pay triple since 1usd=myr3.56

i pe they follow the  like shadow of mordor which is myr95 here which is still ok
I was rather confused about the heist DLC part.
i pe the heists dlc is  because they delayed the game =/
All DLCs are . They are financing them with shark cards. Rockstar has ured that several times. Also, what connection would there between the delay and the heist DLC ing ?
oh i tught the game would have 

the victims are more scared of letting other people know it happened than getting their attacker thrown in jail.  Give them a break for saving your tax dollars on something that won't ever come to light anyways.
Well, because tse reasons for not running them come up after they are gathered.  The kit has to be gathered quickly for it to work, so it's gathered before they know whether or not it will end up being needed.

If they later find the perpetrator and they don't deny they had  and just claim it was consensual, there's no reason to run the test.  If the victim decides to stop pursuing the case and won't press charges, there's no reason to run the test. etc. 
Just mentioning that even 

up with me being a ham while I was pregnant. He knew I would lose it so he wasn't concerned. 
i have the nexplanon and everyone complains of  gain and im over here like ive lost 
I've talked to my doctor about the  gain with that. She said only few 
not a detraction. US universities are considered illiberal given that a professor gives a textbook and most students can p the course using only that one resource. Here that would be considered negligent and our professors publish reading lists of around 20 "core readings" and perhaps a hundred "general readings" these range the spectrum of autrs and views and allow a balanced approach to any discussion. 

So to summarise the lack of a textbook for anything but a mathematics course is considered necessary for a liberal education not a problem.
That's an interesting point. My point was not that it's better to require students to read a single text but that budget-consciousness has reached an extreme wherein using a textbook is considered an unnecessary expense.
Personally I