Cheap Cigarettes… The Perfect Crime

Username SKIPPY03

29 Oct, 2008

This is one hell of a deal. My box came damaged but no «Biggie». Just shape them together with your fingers in a half a second and your good to go. Now these are benefical to any smoker. If you looking for cheap cigarettes here you go.
If your looking to conceal your other smoking habit, these are for you also. Roll up 20 and put them in an empty pack and you got youself a brand new pack of marlboros… Or do you?

Deffiantly a 5/5 here, especially on the value aspect.

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Its Insane How Good These Are

Username SKIPPY03

24 Sep, 2008

There the ultimate use of stealth and extreme ease to rolling a joint!

GREAT GREAT PRODUCT!

Just note that product is typically very fragile in box.

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A very good purchase

Username SKIPPY03

19 Sep, 2008

These are a great buy, they look just like real cigs and even have the filters. You just have to add your smoking substance and aside from the smell you would never know whats inside of it.
Only thing I would say is get the tool that pack the tobacco or other substance into the tube. It would be very handy, because remember you have to pack 200 of these!

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Love these

Username th3boy

19 Aug, 2008

They burn clean and look exactly like the real thing. these are king size so purchase the appropriate size cig. box.

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Love these

Username th3boy

19 Aug, 2008

They burn clean and look exactly like the real thing. these are king size so purchase the appropriate size cig. box.

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Ma teaching with technology » educational technology » academic programs » marlboro college graduate school

A Master of Arts in Teaching with Technology (MAT) is for those who want to work with schools, colleges and businesses to effectively integrate technology into their learning environment. Students learn the fundamentals of instructional design and learning theory and then apply their knowledge to technology. Courses cover instructional systems design, educational technology, learning theory, web media production, online learning, learning management systems, virtual learning environments and educational technology evaluation.

Degree Overview

• The MAT degree prepares professionals to create, evaluate, integrate and support instructional technology in K 12 and higher education organizations.
• Blended learning. The schedule is geared toward working adults. In person classes meet every other weekend for three hours. Between classes, faculty and students study online in vibrant learning environments. Support for blended learning’s effectiveness is strong. See the 2009 report by the US Dept. of Eduction Evaluation of Evidence Based Practices in Online Learning.
• Theory, management, and project based learning are stressed over specific software skills.
• Every student completes a Capstone Project as a final thesis. Capstones challenge students to solve real world problems in areas in which they want to work professionally.
• 30 credits that can be completed in one year for less than $21,000. Financial aid is available.

Next Steps

• Come visit us
• Talk to Matt Livingston in admissions
• Or contact the program director, Caleb Clark.