Originally posted by seths99
no you take 4 inches.
c'mon, thats not fair. im sure he can take more than 4 inches.
no you take 4 inches.
c'mon, thats not fair. im sure he can take more than 4 inches.
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NBC Sports Live Extra - is tonight just a freebie? Cause don't you normally have to sign in with your cable company info?
jdbolick
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This is a ridiculously long article, but is a pretty interesting look at the dirty world of hedge funds and investing: http://fortune.com/2015/09/09/the-siege-of-herbalife/
http://www.imfromdenver.com/this-colorado-park-was-named-the-most-beautiful-park-in-the-us/
A park just down the road from my university was named the 2nd most beautiful park in the world and the most beautiful park in the US.
It's definitely an awesome park and I might just be one of those assholes who doesn't appreciate something due to living near it all my life but I'm not sure if it's the second most beautiful in the world.
A park just down the road from my university was named the 2nd most beautiful park in the world and the most beautiful park in the US.
It's definitely an awesome park and I might just be one of those assholes who doesn't appreciate something due to living near it all my life but I'm not sure if it's the second most beautiful in the world.
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Originally posted by jdbolick
This is a ridiculously long article, but is a pretty interesting look at the dirty world of hedge funds and investing: http://fortune.com/2015/09/09/the-siege-of-herbalife/
Thanks for posting that. That article gave me a lot to think about.
This is a ridiculously long article, but is a pretty interesting look at the dirty world of hedge funds and investing: http://fortune.com/2015/09/09/the-siege-of-herbalife/
Thanks for posting that. That article gave me a lot to think about.
Originally posted by rams78110
http://www.imfromdenver.com/this-colorado-park-was-named-the-most-beautiful-park-in-the-us/
A park just down the road from my university was named the 2nd most beautiful park in the world and the most beautiful park in the US.
It's definitely an awesome park and I might just be one of those assholes who doesn't appreciate something due to living near it all my life but I'm not sure if it's the second most beautiful in the world.
Looks pretty amazing from that angle anyway.
http://www.imfromdenver.com/this-colorado-park-was-named-the-most-beautiful-park-in-the-us/
A park just down the road from my university was named the 2nd most beautiful park in the world and the most beautiful park in the US.
It's definitely an awesome park and I might just be one of those assholes who doesn't appreciate something due to living near it all my life but I'm not sure if it's the second most beautiful in the world.
Looks pretty amazing from that angle anyway.
Originally posted by Corndog
Looks pretty amazing from that angle anyway.
Oh don't get me wrong it absolutely looks like that but Idk I have a hard time believing there is only 1 more beautiful park in the world.
Also, there are actually signs that say do not leave the path because there are rattlesnakes in the area.
Looks pretty amazing from that angle anyway.
Oh don't get me wrong it absolutely looks like that but Idk I have a hard time believing there is only 1 more beautiful park in the world.
Also, there are actually signs that say do not leave the path because there are rattlesnakes in the area.
Garden of the Gods is nice, but in terms of the US, Denali is so far ahead of our other parks. It's extremely well preserved and uncommercialized. It's the complete opposite of Yellowstone and Yosemite.
You get a beautiful park that bans people from being people in its park. That sets it up for amazing experiences. You won't find commercialized "camping" or a snack wrapper/empty bottle. Denali prevents people from driving through/exploring the park on your own. It's strictly bus tours where you are only allowed out at distinct locations.
You get a beautiful park that bans people from being people in its park. That sets it up for amazing experiences. You won't find commercialized "camping" or a snack wrapper/empty bottle. Denali prevents people from driving through/exploring the park on your own. It's strictly bus tours where you are only allowed out at distinct locations.
Edited by InRomoWeTrust on Sep 12, 2015 08:55:38
That's definitely something GOG doesn't have. They have a ton of paved paths, wood fences, and plaques everywhere
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Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
Garden of the Gods is nice, but in terms of the US, Denali is so far ahead of our other parks. It's extremely well preserved and uncommercialized. It's the complete opposite of Yellowstone and Yosemite.
You get a beautiful park that bans people from being people in its park. That sets it up for amazing experiences. You won't find commercialized "camping" or a snack wrapper/empty bottle. Denali prevents people from driving through/exploring the park on your own. It's strictly bus tours where you are only allowed out at distinct locations.
I'm sure part of that is to keep the park pristine, but another issue is the danger those roads pose. You look out the window of the bus and see no curb, just a thousand foot drop.
Garden of the Gods is nice, but in terms of the US, Denali is so far ahead of our other parks. It's extremely well preserved and uncommercialized. It's the complete opposite of Yellowstone and Yosemite.
You get a beautiful park that bans people from being people in its park. That sets it up for amazing experiences. You won't find commercialized "camping" or a snack wrapper/empty bottle. Denali prevents people from driving through/exploring the park on your own. It's strictly bus tours where you are only allowed out at distinct locations.
I'm sure part of that is to keep the park pristine, but another issue is the danger those roads pose. You look out the window of the bus and see no curb, just a thousand foot drop.
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Originally posted by jdbolick
This is a ridiculously long article, but is a pretty interesting look at the dirty world of hedge funds and investing: http://fortune.com/2015/09/09/the-siege-of-herbalife/
It's not a very good look tbqh. Too much hyperbole.
For instance, they make Ackman's infamous presentation on Herbalife out to be some devastating attack on the company, where even Ackman now acknowledges that he bungled that.
This is a ridiculously long article, but is a pretty interesting look at the dirty world of hedge funds and investing: http://fortune.com/2015/09/09/the-siege-of-herbalife/
It's not a very good look tbqh. Too much hyperbole.
For instance, they make Ackman's infamous presentation on Herbalife out to be some devastating attack on the company, where even Ackman now acknowledges that he bungled that.
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