July 15th, 2010
homemade stationary
Jennifer O asked:


I’m thinking of making homemade luggage tags with wedding scrapbook paper & embellishments. Its a destination wedding & since I need to provide so many details, I’m sending a letter on nice stationary as well. My fiance thinks the tags & letters are nicely done & its saving lots of $, but wondering if people with think its cheap?

July 15th, 2010
homemade stationary
pocahontas asked:


I’m about to have another knee surgery and I know that using exercise bikes are very good for rebuilding the knee, but I’m low on dough. I was wondering if I could somehow take apart an old bike I have and use it? Would you recommend this? If so, what do I do to make it?
K then. Somebody asked the question a few ?’s back so I already have my answer, but I leave my question up so I can give someone a best answer.

July 15th, 2010
homemade stationary
mommy to 1 =) asked:


i’m interested in making my own notecards and stationary. was wondering if anyone had any websites with information on how to go about this, or any personal experiences?

July 15th, 2010
homemade stationary
shawn s asked:


i have no problem to build the base and the hang for the bike, but how can i make a mechanism that will make the petal harder to push? any ideas?

July 15th, 2010
homemade stationary
merv_dt asked:


I want to make some personalised paper to write my friends letters filled with warm and fuzzies…Does anyone know how to make their own stationary?

July 10th, 2010
jamison bikes
Timber Wolf asked:


Hello,

I need some help with these three math problems. I really appreciate the help! Here they are:

The angle of depression as measured from the top of a 41 foot tower to a reference point on the ground is 65 degrees. How far away, to the nearest foot, is the reference point from the base of the tower?

Jamison takes a 20 foot board and props it up with a one foot block at the far end to make a daredevil jump ramp for his bike. What is the measure of the angle of elevation of the ramp to the nearest degree?

An airplane flying at an altitude of 7,000 feet is 5 miles from the runway where the pilot plans to land. To the nearest degree, what angle of depression should the plane assume? (Use 5,280 feet = 1 mile)

Thanks again!

Howls,
Timber Wolf

July 10th, 2010
jamison bikes
Timber Wolf asked:


Hello,

I need some help with these three math problems. I really appreciate the help! Here they are:

The angle of depression as measured from the top of a 41 foot tower to a reference point on the ground is 65 degrees. How far away, to the nearest foot, is the reference point from the base of the tower?

Jamison takes a 20 foot board and props it up with a one foot block at the far end to make a daredevil jump ramp for his bike. What is the measure of the angle of elevation of the ramp to the nearest degree?

An airplane flying at an altitude of 7,000 feet is 5 miles from the runway where the pilot plans to land. To the nearest degree, what angle of depression should the plane assume? (Use 5,280 feet = 1 mile)

Thanks again!

Howls,
Timber Wolf
Can’t I’m homeschooled through an online academy.

July 10th, 2010
jamison bikes
Only The Truth XoXo asked:


Went to bike shop and I was looking for Trek because thats all Ive ever owned and they sold…
FELT
Marin
Jamison…

I the prices were a little less.. But I was just wondering thanks.

oh and he said I was just paying for the TREK name.
I ment Jamis… NOT Jamison… sorry

July 10th, 2010
jamison bikes
Brendan C asked:


I have been trying to decide on buying a new bike lately, and i have come down to several options, i would like to know which bike would be the best value, and best performance.

giant boulder se – 430.00
giant rincon – 440.00
specialized hard rock – 390.00
trek 4300- 350.00
jamis trail x2 (disc brakes) – 440

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