Not the OP, but the retail is $250.Nice watch, what did that cost you?
http://www.nixonnow.com/watches/mens/the-spencer-A113.html
Not the OP, but the retail is $250.Nice watch, what did that cost you?
Congrats to both of you. I use to weigh 365 almost 6 years ago. Took me about 8 months to get to 185 and have fortunately kept the weight off (currently 190).
Pennsylvania College of Tech here is running me $13k a semester for 17 credits, thats in-state price... Freaking $536 a credit
Nice watch, what did that cost you?
Bought this for the wife yesterday to replace a Windows 7 PC. She is very happy with it, mind you I had to load up Windows 7 in a VM for her to run the financial program Oh and we had to buy the wired keyboard as she uses the number pad all the time with the financial program...
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iMac mid 2011 21.5" - i5 2.7GHz | 1TB | 4GB
I will be getting another 4GB of RAM for it when I get to the computer parts store next
And gently persuade your nearest and dearest that she can live without Windows
Penn state is the most expensive state school in the country
I was out of state and my parents paid almost $30,000 a year. I think in state kids paid around $16,000-17,000
I'm jealous.
Arizona State (with in state tuition) is almost $6000 a semester now. This ish is expensive.
Also, my last real purchase was a Nixon watch. The Spencer (Matte Black/Gold). I love it.
Got the nike+ sport-band.
Wow! How did you do it? What sort of diet and exercise?
I'm entertaining adding stuff like that to my '08 Aluminum MBP 17 in. How's that working for you and how difficult was the swap?samsung 470 256 ssd
hard drive caddy
wd scorpion black 750
FINALLY
I am stunned at the price of Tuition you guys have to pay.
In the UK the tuition is now at a maximum of 9K per annum and even that is expensive it used to be around 3k per annum and the opposition government say they will lower it to around 6K per annum.
In the UK you can take out a loan to pay for your tuition and then you only pay that loan back if you earn over a set amount within the 10 years after you graduate, if you do not earn over the set amount then you do not pay back the loan.
In the job market we have today, there is no gurantee that after you have all spent 200K on getting your graduate degree that you will even get a job.
I know that education in the US has become big business but don't you all feel as if you are being conned in some way.
Canada is similar. I don't know if there is a maximum tuition but it is fairly cheap.
Paying back loans is also similar, there is lots of support if you can't pay. They will reduce the load, let you not pay for a certain period of time and other things.