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A laser is a short form that stands for “Light Amplified by Stimulated Emissions of Radiation.” When the words are pulled out slowly, they explain how the narrow coherent beams of light are spread by the process of light stimulation. Light is concentrated to emerge as a powerful beam. The laser has facilitated many engineering operations which would have been impossible before its discovery, among them is lamination. Lamination is the process by which several layers are assembled to come up with an improved composite material that has improved qualities like stability, and improved strength.

One of Brad Pitt's best roles in my opinion was Snatch, where he plays a gypsy/madman/bare knuckled boxer with the world's coolest accent. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXILzUpVx7A

For no reason at all this has become a major part of the lexicon of me, my friends, my co-workers and anyone who is even a remote acquaintance of me whenever a dog is mentioned. 

Probably because, we, like most people just love dogs. A co-worker brought up cats the other day and how she felt a cat was a superior pet to a dog and she got reamed pretty severely from all sides. There are no advantages to a cat unless you really don't want a pet. Sure, you can leave a cat home for a month - that's because you don't care about it and it doesn't care about you. 

It's like saying a plant is superior to a child. Don't get me wrong, I don't like or want kids, but my reasoning is because I don't want to take care of a kid. If I claimed I did and then talked on the benefits of owning a plant over a child I'd be a hypocrite. No?

Yes.

Holy crap. I read a post a while back on someone getting free stuff to review from an Oklahoma Sooners store and I figured it was a hoax. I sent them an email and asked and lo and behold, I got the same offer. While they wouldn't open up their coffers to everything I wanted, they did let me choose from a few items as long as I was willing to give them a review on my blog and I was like...YEAH.

So I had to sift through my options and after some back and forth I settled on a few different items - first, I was looking for some Oklahoma jewelry, but had a hard time getting them to say yes to my first choices. Eventually, I went for this guy right here:

It's a little smaller than what I thought it would be, so people don't tend to notice the logo until they get closer, but it's still a nice piece of jewelry.

The I wanted something I could wear with dress clothes so I had to choose from a nice selection of University of Oklahoma watches and eventually chose one that went with the rest of my jewelry.

This style is known as the Eclipse and I absolutely love it. The silver faux chain goes well with a lot of my other jewelry. The only complaint is the face can be a bit hard to read if you're a little near sighted like I am.

Writing for someone else's blog isn't nearly as hard as it sounds. Just take a look at this financial blog. They're looking for people to write about Financial related topics for their blog. So why do blogs do this? Many blogs get to the point where they can't keep up with writing fresh content on a regular basis, and try and enlist the help of other talented writers. What do these writers get in exchange? A valuable link with their choice of anchor text from a website with great authority. This passes along link juice, which is seen in the eyes of Google as great, and shazam, the writer's website starts showing up higher in Google search results.