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Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2015 07:46:40 -0800

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The prophecy continues 
Still not sure if that clg death bush was a genius idea or just pure luck
WP by zion first sion that's actually been annoying enough to not just ignore....
Mash unwilligness to commit to the fights  them.
Scarra looked ing y in that suit
w the  could they  up after that perfect engage??
Link is looking so good at the moment. 
Damn, I can't believe the gold was so close for most of the game. It seemed like coast did no fkin damage at all 
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is as to w bad the smell will be.  I always tught it was easy and convenient myself.
My parents have one in their oven and it is brilliant. Remove all the shelves and the pieces that support the rack and set it going. It is perfectly safe since they usually seal the oven so you can't get in to it until it has finished. But once it has finished you just sweep up the ashes and the oven is clean. Totally brilliant.

close/lock oven.
turn on autoclean
come back later and turn off

My brother used to actually rig an oven to "autoclean" while being able to be open to make a pizza oven. So yes, it's safe. You're already cooking stuff at 400/450F, nothing that hasnt exploded at that temp is going to explode a few degrees higher.

"a few degrees higher"

The majority of self-cleaning domestic-use ovens use pyrolytic materials and heat the interior to ~930 degrees F. 

That's a lot more than the normal maximum-cooking temperature of around 450 deg F.

I would strongly recommend against defeating the oven-door lock of a self-cleaning oven.
If you have any baking stones, and you ed up like me and cooked 
night time curfew was lifted by Haider al-Abbadi, the Iraqi prime minister.

It's actually a decade-long...  
This article was full of gaffes.
I noticed in the urban metropolitan areas of Iran there is some strange desire for Western cultural values among the young people, despite w bad Western countries have treated them in the past. 

At the same time a thick layer of conservatives at the top try to repress this and enforce local traditions/norms, which often just makes people want to romanticise/idealize liberal or Western lifestyles even more. 

Is Baghad like this at all? Is there some sort of love-hate relationship with liberalism in the city?
Back in the 1970s, Iran was the most westernized country in the Mideast. Why does this surprise you at all that today, even despite heavy