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srh88
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2 boys in ym life my dog and my cat....LOL
srh88
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i can move in, im clean and i masturbate pretty quietly
ClaytonBigsby
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What does Mr. Kitty think of him?
mr kitty and doggie have not met yet. kitty is coming home today so ill be putting him in the bedroom with his stuff and door closed so he can get used to the house.
The pound SAID Thor is good with cats i would think he is . he is very friendly. towards any animal and children
got myself a huge suck! LOL he thinks hes a friggin lapdog hasnt left my side yet View attachment 2836910View attachment 2836911
ClaytonBigsby
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Perfextionist420
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[video=youtube;nO7-0ZuiXuE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nO7-0ZuiXuE[/video]
VTMi'kmaq
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— The college breaks ground to mark the next step for the innovative renewable energy project —
RANDOLPH, Vt. — Vermont Technical College today celebrated the groundbreaking for the Central Vermont Recovered Biomass Facility Anaerobic Digester. A facility that will be located on the college’s Randolph Campus, the anaerobic digester will use natural biological processes to produce electricity plus heat from food waste and manure.
Attended by Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin, Vermont Secretary of Agriculture Chuck Ross, Public Service Department Commissioner Chris Recchia, Vermont Sustainable Jobs Fund Executive Director Ellen Kahler and Vermont State Colleges Chancellor Timothy Donovan, this ceremony marked the next stage in development of the project.
“This facility will become a focus for education in renewable energy, waste management, sustainable agriculture, and contribute to the health of our soils here in Vermont and the region,” said President of Vermont Tech, Dr. Philip Conroy. “It will be a source of knowledge for researchers, lawmakers, policy-makers, the resource management industry, and so many more here in Vermont and throughout New England.”
The facility will be constructed near the campus central heating plant, where it affords ease of operation in transferring power to Vermont’s electric grid as well as heat to the campus, and it will be co-located with the farm fields on the main campus. The Central Vermont Recovered Biomass Facility will serve as an educational facility and model for other facilities as the reduced dependence on non-renewable energy sources is a benefit consistent with the state’s energy plan.
“This is where we connect the dots to grow jobs and economic prosperity for Vermont… actually helping this country chart a course for a green power future with projects like this; that’s going to ensure that Vermont does it’s part to have a stronger and healthier planet in the future,” remarked Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin.
This state-of-the-art technology is a step towards Vermont Tech’s larger goal of campus-wide sustainability and a resource for providing a cutting-edge applied education.
To learn more about Vermont Technical College, please visit www.vtc.edu. wooo-hoo
RANDOLPH, Vt. — Vermont Technical College today celebrated the groundbreaking for the Central Vermont Recovered Biomass Facility Anaerobic Digester. A facility that will be located on the college’s Randolph Campus, the anaerobic digester will use natural biological processes to produce electricity plus heat from food waste and manure.
Attended by Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin, Vermont Secretary of Agriculture Chuck Ross, Public Service Department Commissioner Chris Recchia, Vermont Sustainable Jobs Fund Executive Director Ellen Kahler and Vermont State Colleges Chancellor Timothy Donovan, this ceremony marked the next stage in development of the project.
“This facility will become a focus for education in renewable energy, waste management, sustainable agriculture, and contribute to the health of our soils here in Vermont and the region,” said President of Vermont Tech, Dr. Philip Conroy. “It will be a source of knowledge for researchers, lawmakers, policy-makers, the resource management industry, and so many more here in Vermont and throughout New England.”
The facility will be constructed near the campus central heating plant, where it affords ease of operation in transferring power to Vermont’s electric grid as well as heat to the campus, and it will be co-located with the farm fields on the main campus. The Central Vermont Recovered Biomass Facility will serve as an educational facility and model for other facilities as the reduced dependence on non-renewable energy sources is a benefit consistent with the state’s energy plan.
“This is where we connect the dots to grow jobs and economic prosperity for Vermont… actually helping this country chart a course for a green power future with projects like this; that’s going to ensure that Vermont does it’s part to have a stronger and healthier planet in the future,” remarked Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin.
This state-of-the-art technology is a step towards Vermont Tech’s larger goal of campus-wide sustainability and a resource for providing a cutting-edge applied education.
To learn more about Vermont Technical College, please visit www.vtc.edu. wooo-hoo
I couldn't think of anyone more deserving. You rock kinetic! I am glad you received it.
gR33nDav3l0l
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Man I want to get inked again.
I got the last off my Black Krim plant a week or so ago and then just took down my tomatillo 2 days ago (managed to loose the durn gate keys), sheesh. Made a nice chile verde sauce base from the tomatillo's and froze it for Christmas and tamales mmmmmmmmmmm.
LOVE your new avatar, psychedelic!
I'll have a gin and tonic with lime twist
Well after that horse's head image. Although when you think about it that could come in handy for when the hub finds you in bed. Sort of an offer he can't refuse sort of costume. Congrats on your 2000th post. I just hit 4 and I'm so ashamed!!
