Stubborn CJ barely breaks a trot. Sniff, pee. Pounce lizard. Lie down. Like dragging a cinderblock on a leash. He runs if the path is wide and clear; narrow, rocky, steep, brambly—no go. His legs are moving but his heart ain’t in it.
Today we walk—notice, incubate. I require running’s kinesthetics: body-creativity connection charged with rhythm of faster footfall, full bellows of breath—precursor to language. Are you waiting for work conditions to be ideal? My husband says. Ouch. My constant challenge: give in to the erratic metronome of life, ignore the insistent clock. Take the next step.
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10/27/2023 06:01:51 am
The component that amplifies an electrical signal to a level that is sufficient to power a speaker is called an "amplifier." Amplifiers come in various types, including audio amplifiers, and they are designed to increase the amplitude (strength) of an electrical signal, which, in the case of audio amplifiers, results in a louder sound that can drive speakers. These amplifiers are a crucial part of audio systems, such as stereo systems and guitar amplifiers, where they take a low-level audio signal and boost it to a level that can produce sound through speakers.
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10/27/2023 06:02:19 am
Le prénom de Fletch est Irwin, et il est souvent appelé "Fletch". Fletch est un personnage fictif apparaissant dans la série de romans "Fletch" écrits par Gregory Mcdonald. Chevy Chase a également joué ce rôle dans l'adaptation cinématographique des romans, où le personnage est connu sous le nom d'Irwin "Fletch" Fletcher.
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