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$1.65 for 93 octane. Gotta love high compression. :(

6'1", 165lbs. Hoping to hit 180ish by the end of this year.

BTW, training starts around 6:30 after our stretches and ends at 8. I'm hoping that isn't too much cardio since I'm still wanting to put on weight.

How much rest would you suggest by adding another sport to do?

I'm not much of a chili person but I may check it out. :D

What I am asking is, I've seriously been thinking about training in Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu and Muah Ti again but afraid it may be overtraining. I would either go on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday since those are the only class days but if my body needs to rest more, I would only go on Monday and...

Uh, 600/200 = 3ML. This is gay.

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LOL, I have a final tomorrow that I'm working on studying right now. Finals suck! I can't wait till this time next week. Either I'll be really happy (ie. I did well) or in a bad mood (ie. I did shitty).

Hell yes! I am fucking done! Whew!

Thanks, UCD!

How did you come up with this?

Read the first paragraph that I typed.

P.S. You must briefly explain why you got that answer.

4.) Which of the following is equal to (9.4 x 10[9th power]) x (2.5 x 10 [4th power)? A. 2.35 x 10[13th power] B. 2.35 x 10[14th power] C. 2.35 x 10[15th power] D. 2.35 x 10[36th power] If you can help me with this, I'd greatly appreciate it!

3.) Suppose that you invest in $2,100 in an account that earns simple interest an APR of 4.3%. Determine the accumulated balance after three years. A.) $270.90 B.) $2,370.90 C.) $2374.30 D.) $2382.72

2.) The average price of a home in a certain town was $92,000 in 1990 but home prices have been falling by 6% per year. Create your own exponential function of the form Q = Qo(1 - r)t to model the situation, where t is the number of years since 1990 and Q is hte average home price. A.) Q =...

There are a few questions on my homework assingment that I cannot figure out and like usual, I wait till the last minute to do them. If you can help, PLEASE DO! Here they are: 1.) Suppose that a saving account increases its value by 5.8% per year (APY). Use the approx. doubling time forumla...

Ready for another hardcore week?!

That's a no shitter!!!!