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The Natural Way to Draw, by Kimon Nicolaïdes.

"Tragedy is caused by a man's nature and environment and is as irrelevant to painting as it is to other professions. Many young art students react aginat the prosaic world and feel that they must be "different". They are afraid if they act like other people they will be like other people."

"The three magicians bowed as Magnus left, heading for the rift room where he would power up the gateway between Kelewan and Midkemia. Then they returned their attention to the Talnoy. All felt the same thing; there was something about this creature that Magnus was not telling them."

Here my book only has 79 pages so I'll just use page 12 as opposed to 123 cool?

Page 12 of Poke'mon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Time Explorer's Guide Illustrated by Ken Sugimori

"For example, the kinds of traps that you'll encounter will be different. The kinds of Poke'mon that appear in the dungeons will be different, so the kinds of Poke'mon that you can recruit for your team will also be different! If you want to play in a dungeon from a different version of the game, you can exchange Friend Rescue Jobs with another player who has that version."

Poke'mon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Time Explorer's Guide

Why was this the closest book to you?

After several unsuccessful attempts to ignite the fuel, Leon emptied the entire five-gallon fuel can down the pipe and dropped in another match, to no avail. Not one to admit defeat at the hands of wildlife, the determined Leon proceeded to slide feet-first approximately fifteen feet down the sloping pipe to toss the match. This time he was successful.

The Darwin Awards- Evolution in Action.

Nearest book to me at work is a phone book...


Page 23 line 5 reads: "Administrator
508 E Main St............689-4700"

"Formally, consumers act as if they solve a constrained optimization problem. The consumer's utility maximization problem, or [U M P], is given by: "

"The three magicians bowed as Magnus left, heading for the rift room where he would power up the gateway between Kelewan and Midkemia. Then they returned their attention to the Talnoy. All felt the same thing; there was something about this creature that Magnus was not telling them."

I didn't know anyone else here even knew about these books. Which one are you reading? I've read all of the Magician series and all of the "Krondor" series. I'm taking a mini break from them, though, but they're so good.

This is from "The Redemption of Althalus" by David and Leigh Eddings.

"Althalus rode some distance away from the road, and with Emmy's instruction, he converted five of his gold blocks into coins marked with the idealized picture of a stalk of wheat, which identified them as having come from Perquaine. Then he rode into the city, where he stopped by a clothier's shop and bought himself some moderately elegant garments to disguise his rustic origins. Emmy chose not to comment when he emerged from the shop."