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Edward Howard2 said:Okay, let's not get ahead of ourselves by jumping straight to the US race... we can dive into that tomorrow after the checkered flag drops... 😁
But hey, if by some miracle tomorrow's podium looks like this:
1. Alonso
2. Vettel
3. Massa
4. Webber
5. Button
6. Hamilton
which isn't out of the question since Alonso will probably just bully little spoiled Vettel right at the starting lights...
the standings would actually look like this...
01 Lewis Hamilton 153
02 Jenson Button 143
03 Mark Webber 140
04 Sebastian Vettel 139
05 Fernando Alonso 123
He'll close the gap fast, and honestly, since Ferrari is looking way quicker lately (just look at Massa), we could see Alonso grabbing that top spot before we know it.😁
If we're talking about being spoiled and entitled, then we're talking about Alonso. He proved that back when he was with McLaren. Vettel's just chasing a win.
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It works flawlessly. I struggled with dandruff for nearly seven or eight years straight, yet this cleared it up after just a few washes. The only catch is that you have to stay on top of it constantly, because the flakes tend to make a comeback.
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If so, please leave their contact information here.
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devil1 said:Do you happen to have any manuals in English, or know where I can pick some up? It's been a while since I used this software, so I've forgotten quite a bit.
I don't have them.
As far as I know, you usually get the manual through training courses. It’s basically just an English version of an interactive guide.
Try checking out autodesk.com. She had some info posted there regarding upcoming classes.
Man, I was just scrolling through the web looking for some AutoCAD tutorials when I stumbled upon this link:
This is brilliant. It's free for students. Heh, I love free stuff.