Why do most New Jersey signs say -speed hump- .?
I think I like system 2. In some ways it allows for more flexibility because it's not linked to specific powers so much as it is the way the sorcerer uses the Black, the ability to tap into it. Would this involve developing a better sensitivity to the Black, would which increase the ability to connect? I like the idea that a sorcerer could go to far and essentially burn himself out. This would mean that some would quickly overreach and die, and on the other end you would have those who are too cautious and never fully develop themselves. Makes for characters who need to learn to find a balance in how they use Magic. Good luck I hope my comments help.
They have experience, talent and are deep. They all have been there before, or have veteran guys (Unlike the Cavs which I believe only have one guy with finals experience.) There whole team has talent, front court, back court, coaching staff. No matter where you look there are great. (Cavs have one great player, LBJ, and he has been inconsistent over the Playoffs.) And Depth on the bench is great for the Spurs. Horry, Barry, Ginobili or Finley. (Cavs only have Varijeo who plays like a rabbit on meth cause all the energy he brings.) That is why the Spurs are favorite to win it all. But James is a huge X factor that could win it for the Cavs.
1. Hot rollers are your best friend. The rubber ones that heat up don't damage your hair even CLOSE to the flat iron. I suggest to use this because it gets rid of frizz 2. Nurti garna (If thats how you spell it?) Triple nutrition shampoo and conditioner. my best friend who is black uses it and her hair looks so soft and shinny! (But it took about 3 weeks to make it start working REALLY good) 3- Spray shampoo. Washing your hair EVERYDAY can REALLY damage it. And specifically for black girl hair. Spray shampoo is like a dry product you put in your hair and it sucks up all your grease and makes it smell REALLY good! baby powder works too. BUT STIll WASH YOUR BODY! 4- Just remember that your hair is what it is. And learn to love It!
