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Bec, words ...Thank God You Can Be With Her! Thank Him also, that He has not received her before you are both ready. And yes, Breathe, hug her close tight, and ... and hold her hand. ok? You are both in my prayers :) ~+~ May God's angels surround you, so that you feel the Warmth & Beauty of God's Light ~D:)
Bex :-) Do You know how close to my heart You will always be? God, i would SO LOVE to hang out with You again ---and SOON!!!!!! :-) i think We are just a few of the original members on here----and i will Always Cherish You and Your Friendship :-)
Please try and make this cruise----we'll have a few drinks(i'll buy :-) and talk---i MISS You My Friend!!!!!!! ~Muah :-)
Hello Sweetness! Man, that's a tough thing you're going through with you Mom : ( I've never been in the hospital (THANK YOU GOD) and the thought of someone putting me "under" makes me start to hyperventilate -- just the thought. So, I can sympathize with your dear mother; and, with you. So sorry my friend. But, miracles happen everyday. She may just be around a lot longer than the you think. I'll keep your Mom, you and your family in my prayers.
My unemployment ran out a while back (technically it didn't; I should still be getting it until next year. But, my lame state doesn't want to accept the federal money -- bastards!!) And, since I'm in school, under 49 and don't have any kids I don't qualify for food stamps!! WTF?!!
But, I think I'm gonna make it by the hair of my chinny chin chin -- whew. Got accepted to be a part of an upscale direct mail magazine that is backed by Hollywood. Someone had the genius idea to have graphic designers own their own magazine by selling and designing ad coupons to local businesses. I've been told a few times that I can sell ice to an Eskimo -- and, I can if I believe in the product and what I'm selling. I'm selling my design skills and MY magazine, so I can do that!! ; ) It will be delivered to 10,000 homes (aka 31,000 customers) 6 times a year. And, it will help those in that community. So we all win!! Who would of thought I'd be a franchisee?! Things do have a way of working out for the better. I get to stay home and work, when not out selling, and I'm gonna be rich!! Mark my words!
; }~
And, I really didn't think I was going to go to any shows on this Care Tour, but as my luck turns out I'm going to both the Indio and Malibu shows! What a way to end a fun-filled Kid Rock year!! My kind of year! Nice to have something to look forward to; or have a fantastic way to escape from "times like these" seeing a talents live musician and a great and band!! Larry and I always cross paths, he's such a sweet guy! As I know all of them are.
Beckxy, Good Morning,
I deleted my comment,that I had left you. I was so so frustrated last night when I went to finally watch (uninterupted)that video yet it has been removed now. So I was bummed yet I am over that now :)
Anyhow the Holiday weekend was great, glad its over, Most of the yard is done and I like the outside all decked out. I have lights yearly, Its a nice ambience. The determined look is I just like to get it right I guess and they laugh at me, Like I squink my eyes and make sure the lights are properly strung and evenly spaced :))) There is more to it yet I am not typing it out. I have a history with this that I will never live down around these parts of the woods, hahaha
I get up early and been running errands and now I am back to have my coffee and get some work done. You can delete all my comments since you write on your comment wall, I don't want to get in the way of that.
Have an AWESOME day Miss Beckxy!!!
Hahaha, You sure there was only white wine in your turkey, & not some *Wild Turkey*, Omg you had me lol'in', you are funny.
Yeah I am probably the one who has 99 of the 100 reasons why I am not interested in that cruise lol. That's just me, I know you enjoy it and that is all that matters, your time, your money, your fun. Have a blast.
Beach~ can't ever get enough of a Beach- Live for it! That is my sanity!!! No Lie-It's my happy place.
Thanksgiving was good, this was an off year and I liked it A-Lot. Every other year its like 80+ people family gathering @ a reception hall- that I do not attend, (black sheep)- it's just not how I want to spend Thanksgiving, then every Other year it's at my home with immediate family and friends. That's why I could go out the night before cause I had no responsibility hehehe
Yet the kids have a break so, just hanging with them and started decorating, some shopping and chillin. It's been a good weekend. Just was watching the VH1 interview, Thank God for FF-WTF was with that orange cap. lol. It made me laugh.
Alright gonna take a shower, was decorating some outside trees and I smell like evergreens. lmao, I swear my kids live for this, watching me, They say I have this intense look about it and they just laugh at me! I just get lost doing what I do. lol Give me a string a lights-and I am happy :)))
Happy Thanksgiving to Beckxy and Family :)
Hope you have a beautiful day spending it with those you Care about.
I really want to say thank-you for posting your write-up/review, brought back some good memories and also made me feel like I was there for this one. So I greatly appreciate that.
Ah Girl you did good on your Gilligan's song with different words, is that called a parody?? Sorry lil hung-over today.(slow thought process) Anyhow it was funny and I did enjoy it very much, My fav was the Jimmie Bones line, hahaha. Well thought out and great video & singing to go with it. I don't know what you win, if this is a winning thing, since it is cruise related I tend not to read too much about his cruises. I really at this point do not have much interest in them. One day if we ever talk it will make sense to you, well at least I hope.
Anyhow coffee is brewed and I gotta get rolling around here. Enjoy your day God Bless ya Woman!!!
Your Welcome~The one dude is releasing like one video at a time on the tube. So glad, to hear you got the other songs you mentioned on video. Look forward to it. I saw a small clip of I got one for ya' like 30 second video, thats a tease!!
Your probably like damn why did I post today!! lol Your head spinning yet? lmao
Bex~I don't use FB~you got a good heart God Bless!
I believe this is the first time I ever enjoyed hearing So Hott~so bluesy! That was awesome. Never cared for that song til now!!
I liike That A lot!! Well I posted on a discussion about the DVD.
My take is~I really don't think they have that song worked out yet completely and that is why it is a hit or miss on playing it. That is just my opinion and also I don't think peeps quite appreciate the *magic* in that song yet... Just my feeling on that.
Haha I FF'ed to Rock On~there is an echo, yet it sounds really good, I haven't watched all of it yet, Have my pc hooked up to the TV, yet I am working as I play around and the rest sounds awesome, looks good for the glimpses I am getting to view. Probably listened to it 3 times now just as a background thing. I am just so happy to have found it. IDK why I didn't check sooner.
Yeah check out some of the Youtube Videos of the Beacon, Clear vision, awesome spotlights on the TBT and Rock. Some really good quality stuff, Upper East Coast~never lets me down :)))
Hey there Lady - I'm starting to get excited about the cruise... not long now, not at all! By the way you described the moment with Connie Jo dancing to Uncle Kracker... you know I felt like I was already on the ship. I still remember the video you did and even though I hadn't been, tears running down my face. You have such heart - you really do! and... WE ARE GOING ON A CRUISE... WAHOOO!!! :)))
Haha Bex on Flyin, I am funny when I want to be.
I copied that whole conversation from the old site. That was probably one of my favorites~that I ever posted on a Kid Board.
Ireally hope he plays Rock On and you get to get lost in the Music and Song. I listen to it often. Whenever I am Having a day. Well I just Rock On
My mind is a little fried~just tired~long ass Monday..So glad it is over~ almost was a nail biter lmao.
Your write-ups are great and it is a great way to journal your journey you are having with the Kid Rock TBT Family.
Well the worst is over with the flooding. I have tons of pictures and I just want to delete them and pretend it all never happened. Curious to know what kind of Winter we are going to have. Hope it isn't so bad.
"Stand Strong in the Storms of Life.. The Sun Will Always Shine On You" -Kid Rock
Words to Live By! I will keep looking in to see how your week is going and I can just imagine your excitement I think of you also and I always smile. Your good people Bex, So glad I got to know you this past year!
Have an Awesome Evening.
PS Webcrew fixed the problem and left a message. I already went to Firefox, I just don't like it. So I am glad they fixed it. TTYS
Flyin High~tff. I really should not type and smoke at the same time lol Did you notice? Was it obvious lol jk
I hope when you go next week, you can give some awesome details. I really enjoy your write-ups.
I hope you are having better days since the last time we have exchange emails.
I never did get to see Rock On/Jim Beam even with what link you sent. I must be bullet-proof as far as settings lmao
My area got hit hard repeatedly with Irene and all the rain this year. It was sad to see some of the devastion. I mean real sad~broke my heart. My favorite place by my 1 home just gone. (: Just getting back to yet another new norm. Thank God only minor problems with my house. Yet enough to be a major PITA. Just seeing what others had to deal with~ I consider myself very lucky!
Hiya Bex, Long time since I have been around, Nice to see you are going to the show Next week. It is gonna be Bad~Ass 4 F*ckin Sure.
Have an Awesome Time
I don't get on here to often, the site acts up a lot. In fact right now I can't even read the News Page, see if Rock posted anything lately.
Anyhow hope all is well and Take CARE & Rock On!


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Author: Minazuki Suu | Artist: Minazuki Suu
Chapters: 78 | Updated: May 20 2013 | Status:
Summary: Sakurai Tomoki is a normal student whose motto is "normal is the best". If there is one thing abnormal, it is that he often dreams of a girl whose face he cannot even remember, and when he wakes up from that dream, he would always be crying. He tried leaving it as just a dream... but one day, from the sky, an angel descended.

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5. | environmentalist | ||
Tree hugger who opposes the advancement of civilization, industry and business. Environmentalists have prevented this country from producing oil in quantity to meet our needs. Thank an environmentalist for the price you pay at the pump for gasoline.
1. | environmentalist | ||
A person who lives in a nice timber and stone house filled with wooden furniture, who advocates a total ban on cutting trees and mining. This person is inevitably a city-dweller, but acts as if he knows what is best for people in rural environments, especially those dependent on timber cutting or mining. This makes an environmentalist as popular as a turd in the punch bowl in rural places. An environmentalist uses liberal judges sitting in courts of law, rather than the legislative process, to shove his plans down everyone else's throat.
Recently, some environmentalists have recognized that they do not appeal to rank and file citizens of the USA. This is good news. Compare an environmentalist with a conservationist, a person who wants to protect natural resources without trampling on everyone else's property rights. Typical conservationists are hunters, fishermen, campers, and hikers. Environmentalists recommend turning grizzly bears loose in populated areas of Colorado. They do not advocate turning grizzly bears loose in populated areas of Massachusetts. "Not in MY back yard, they say."
2. | environmentalist | ||
An intelligent human being who believes that human interests are not always in the best interests of human beings themselves (in the long run, of course) or other species. Although there are some impressionable airheaded environmentalists, the majority are scientifically informed and dedicated to their cause. Many things that environmentalists have worked for have also benefitted mankind, such as restrictions on pollution, which can cause deformities at birth. There are two kinds of environmentalists- shallow environmentalists, who believe that nature should be preserved because of its beauty or value to mankind, and deep environmentalists, who think that nature has value in itself,
Gandhi was an environmentalist as well as peace-activist. |
3. | environmentalist | ||
Someone who says we should stop watching so much TV and get out into the wilds, and talks of wind farms as the next big thing in Green, Earth-friendly energy generation, until those techie eggheads actually build wind farms, at which point the environmentalist starts talking about how all those whirling blades pose a threat to bird life and interfere with the energies in a little old lady's television. They used to do everyone a favour trying to save whales and reminding the public of the evils of pollution and tropical deforestation. Now they prefer to chow down on maize that has been so mutated it needs human farmers to help it reproduce, and milk from cows with huge swaying udders who wouldn't last a tap on the savannahs of Africa, often themselves dressed in wool stolen from similarly unnatural sheep, while getting everyone riled up about the alleged satanic evil of genetic engineering. Gimme the old days when Greenpeace were risking their lives before the harpoons of Russian and Japanese whalers, rather than risking the sanity of Western civilisation. Let's do the environmentalist two-step, honey.
4. | environmentalist | ||
a paranoid individual who thinks everything causes cancer. would you like to sign a petition to ban dihydrogen monoxide?! it's a commonly used substance!!!
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1.) An emotionally and socially dysfunctional person, driven by irrational desire(s) to put the entirety of humanity and the technology and innovation that brought society to the current peak of development out of comission for the sake of being "green".
Much like a schizophrenic, environmentalists defend their beliefs by citing paranoid ideation and theory with no basis in reality. Environmentalists have banded together, using theatrics, literature, and pop culture to manipulate, guilt, and decieve the unsuspecting into setting aside perfectly good lifestyles, products, and manufacturing processes for inefficient, overly costly, and counterproductive ways in the name of being "green". It should be noted that the use of "me too" advertising, elitism, and pop culture depiction of green as "hip" and "cool" has met with varying success toward those with limited mental fortitude, although igniting a backlash amongst the more intellecturally capable. 2.) A social status seeker (see: conformist) with little technical grasp of the underlying concepts, attempting to jump on the green bandwagon in a misguided attempt to become "hip" or "cool". Jane was an environmentalist; she drove a Toyota Prius plastered with liberal bumper stickers and looked down her nose at everybody else who didn't.
So blinded by her self righteous status seeking crusade was she, that as Jane looked down her nose at the beat up 80's CRX passing by, she failed to realize that not only did it return 10 more MPG on two decade old technology, but was paid for and already returning savings to its owner. It also did none of the environmental damage that Janes Prius did, having already been manufactured some 20 years ago. |
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Someone who would rather NOT have everyone on earth get cancer from UV rays, boil to death from global warming, or die from toxic gas left by nukes. This is hard for them to do because people don't seem to care about them. We showed those environmentalists! Forget the environment! Let it die! Who needs-*Boils to death*


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THE Final Fantasy
- #51
- 18 February 2011 - 09:38 AM
DavCube, on 18 February 2011 - 01:00 AM, said:
Except for that creepy pedo-zoo-necrophilia princess Elise and her lust for hedgehog speed >_<
(Playing Silver is awesome)
But-uh, Final Fantasy, yes.
Don't read one of my posts in the thread 'VIDEO GAMES'. I expressed much of my dislike for 13 there (including the ending)
- #52
- 18 February 2011 - 01:53 PM
- #53
- 18 February 2011 - 08:16 PM
1. Favorite: Final Fantasy IX
2. Emotional Impact: Don't remember (I'm cold and soul-less like that)
3. First: Final Fantasy III (the one that came out in the U.S. on the Nintendo DS)
4. Currently Playing: None, as I'm sorting my way through BioWare RPGs at the moment, but I hope to soon get Final Fantasy VII
- #54
- 20 February 2011 - 05:22 PM
Spoiler for VII: All the characters are bosnian adolescents. Even Red XIII. Don't let his appearance of awesomeness fool you, he's secretly just as young and stupid as the rest of them. It's revealed further in.
- #55
- 20 February 2011 - 05:45 PM
EDIT: I'm also starting to play FFIX. My emulator sucks though, and I don't have a controller for it, so this could make it interesting.
This post has been edited by Blazenarm: 24 February 2011 - 10:03 PM
- #56
- 23 February 2011 - 01:42 AM
Favorite - X, because...
Emotional Impact - X. It has to do with the circumstances under which I played it. I'm too lazy and too tired to explain, though.
Playing Now - None. Eagerly awaiting Versus and XV.
- #57
- 23 February 2011 - 01:45 AM
Instead I'm playing 6 now, on GBA. It's already winning my heart, because a guy FUCKING SUPLEXES A TRAIN.
This post has been edited by Blazenarm: 24 February 2011 - 07:46 PM
- #58
- 24 February 2011 - 07:19 PM
CaptainBaconMan, on 17 February 2011 - 10:14 AM, said:
That was the most horrid of any of them I have played.
- #59
- 24 February 2011 - 07:43 PM
Also, two words: Sphere Grid. Hands down one of the best leveling systems I've ever seen in an RPG.
- #60
- 24 February 2011 - 08:02 PM
CaptainBaconMan, on 17 February 2011 - 05:01 PM, said:
I still don't understand why destroying sin destroyed Dream Zanarkand though. And fuck if I can explain how Tidus came back in FF10-2 (that game was a pile of shit anyways).
Wait what? I played the game but just what?
Throught the whole game sin keeps using gravity powers in the cutsceans so the time travle thing just makes sence to me.
Ok, if auron and tidus were from a dream land then they should not have been called back there. Even if they still somehow had to go back, like they clearly did, the dream world couldn't have been destroyed becasue tidus wakes up in the water at the very end and swims up to the surface.
Why where the towns of zanarkand and bravil at war?
I guess it makes sence that a messed up summoning happened while they were making more powerful spells for war.
So I have two questions. Why do you think tidus was from a dream world and where the hell did he wake up at at the very end of the game?
- #61
- 24 February 2011 - 08:03 PM
Figured I'd go ahead since it sucks majorly on an emulator, and I'll be headed up to the mountains soon, and barely any of my family have wireless internet.
- #62
- 14 March 2011 - 06:26 PM
- #63
- 14 March 2011 - 06:46 PM
Also I've only played 12 and I hated it.
- #64
- 15 March 2011 - 12:31 AM
So far, my main party is Squall (100), Cloud (100), Sephiroth (100), Tidus (96), and Lightning (91)
TL;DR I'm kicking ass at DDFF.
This post has been edited by Blazenarm: 29 March 2011 - 06:01 PM
- #65
- 29 March 2011 - 05:03 PM
Mikaro, on 24 February 2011 - 08:02 PM, said:
Dude. It's like we're the same person.
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- 29 March 2011 - 10:37 PM
- #67
- 29 March 2011 - 10:56 PM
- #68
- 29 March 2011 - 10:59 PM
As for the mission, I never had any real problem until around 20 or so. Make sure your crystarium is as complete as you can get it (There's a good place to farm CP, where the Behemoth and Lobo are fighting, in the Archelyte Steppe)
IMO, although it took me a while to wrap my head around it, Lightning/Sazh/Vanille or Fang/Sazh/Vanille are very good parties, with the following Paradigms set up:
If Lightning is in the party:
Commando/Synergist/Medic [This one should be default]
Sentinel/Syn/Med [If Fang is in party]
Let Sazh get Haste and and Protect/Shell etc up first, then keep swapping between Com/Rav/Rav and any Paradigm with a Medic. Tip: You can go Com/Rav/Rav and then hit the Paradigm shift button after you hit autobattle, and it'll still show your HP to the right, good if you need to swap to a healing Paradigm quickly. You can also do Med/Syn/Sab if you're good at healing, that way Fang/Vanille can Slow them too.
Also, you can always beat the game, then go back to Gran Pulse and do the missions after you get Stage 10 Crystarium unlocked (For missions 30+ this is almost required)
Final tip: You can change the battle speed itself if you feel overwhelmed, in the options.
EDIT: twobrothersandasister.com is down That was a very awesome site for some FFXIII mission guides. Anyways: http://www.gamesrada...031011391394090
Also, I just remembered I have the Strategy Guide for XIII... so, yeah, I'll check that in a bit if you still have trouble.
This post has been edited by Blazenarm: 29 March 2011 - 11:16 PM
- #69
- 29 March 2011 - 11:09 PM
Funny thing is, I usually main Cloud, but I think I'm going to start using Cloud on all the manikins, but Squall for bosses/players now. I could only get Feral Chaos down to 85K with Cloud, but after I got Squall set up for EX mode, I one-shot the remaining 85K HP. He wasn't really that hard, I think regular Chaos on the original Dissidia was harder to learn the patterns. That could be just me having played it for a while though.
So yeah I've pretty much beat all of DDFF... which is weird cause I never even finished Inward Chaos on the first one.
Also, it's stupid easy to level characters up now, just kill a bunch of lv 120-130 manikins for about 100K XP each time. And with the new party system, that's about 70K to everybody else in your party.
This post has been edited by Blazenarm: 31 March 2011 - 11:04 PM
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- 31 March 2011 - 10:59 PM
- #71
- 31 March 2011 - 11:37 PM
I still like the game, but it was awfully linear and dumbed down a bit, I felt like.
I don't agree with EVERYTHING the strip said, but the part about 'take a long walk down a hallway for 40 hours' is certainly true, until you get to Gran Pulse.
I actually hated the hell out of the game until I got to Gran Pulse.
- #72
- 31 March 2011 - 11:41 PM
- #73
- 31 March 2011 - 11:48 PM
EDIT: Finally got my Feral Chaos vid uploaded
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- 31 March 2011 - 11:50 PM
- #75
- 01 April 2011 - 02:09 PM
It is required.
(I rhymed)
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- 24 April 2011 - 11:12 PM
Smash Genesis, on 29 March 2011 - 10:37 PM, said:
Actually, given the evidence I've seen, this hypothesis may actually hold water!
- #77
- 27 April 2011 - 06:39 AM
Or OSP = One single person.
- #78
- 27 April 2011 - 06:53 AM
it also had the biggest emotional impact. Why? the Music! They all have great music but FF9 was the best in my opinion!
Every now and then Jesters Of The Nightless Moon gets stuck in my head!
Nobuo Uematsu is the best in his line of work!
I have played the first two Final Fantasy games, FF8, FF10 and FF10 part2.
But the last FF game i've played was FF9, recently this year.
There, i've answered all the questions, though to tell the truth, I just wanted to rant on about the awesome music.
I don't plan on posting here again though.
- #79
- 27 April 2011 - 08:22 AM
Just putting that out there.
- #80
- 27 July 2011 - 11:24 PM
Blazenarm, on 27 July 2011 - 11:24 PM, said:
Just putting that out there.
This guy I can agree with.
- #81
- 27 July 2011 - 11:26 PM
The best music seems to be concentrated in VII-X (One Winged Angel, Liberi Fatali, Dark Messenger, To Zanarkand – just to name one from each)
- #82
- 28 July 2011 - 10:15 AM
- #83
- 28 July 2011 - 03:36 PM
However, judging by Lackluster's post:
It seems that he'd prefer me to bump this rather specific thread than clutter the other one, as this post will pertain exclusively to Final Fantasy.
So, I recently got a PS2, since I missed out on the entire PS2 generation. I haven't gotten terribly far in it, but so far my main gripe with it is: Wow. They sure are pushing Luna and Tidus together QUICK aren't they? I mean, I'm at the point where they're planning to attack Sin using the trapped Sin fragments or w/e, and I feel that they've really rushed the YunaXTidus. I'm not against the idea, just thought they'd flesh it out more (gonna compare it to FF8, which imo did the romance bit fairly well)
Also, I fuckin' hate Blitzball. Whoever said it was great needs to be beaten with a stick.
I've also picked up XII but I think it'll be a while till I get to it. I've also picked up XIII-2 but, again, haven't had much time to play it. At the very least, the first few hours of XIII-2 are an improvement over the first few hours of XIII.
This post has been edited by Blazenarm: 25 April 2012 - 07:18 AM
- #84
- 25 April 2012 - 07:16 AM
Along with in the game the whole "Fayth and Pyreflies" made no sense to me, if they are supposed to be the souls of the dead leaving monsters you kill...why do they fly out of machines? Speaking of dieing, has anyone noticed that pretty much all major plot point characters that have died just seem to walk it off? I guess in the world of Spira death is just a small obstacle you go through and come out normal the next day. Seriously, theres Auron. The only character that I enjoy cause being dead only seemed to piss him right the fuck off. Then Seymour, the character with a costume and hair style that results in weeping hilarity. And like...half of the council thing of all of Spira? This plot wasen't predictable...just predictably written terribly.
Theres a lot of shit I hated with 10. Haha, but when it came to the combat that was fun. But Blitzball was...just retarded. In so many ways. Speaking of Blitzball, what makes a good weapon guys? A sword? A Buster Blade? A magical staff? Fuck no! A Blitzball!...A...Blitzball.....*facepalm*
This post has been edited by Leo-Inu: 25 April 2012 - 04:14 PM
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Buzz Beeler
9:28 am on Sunday, November 4, 2012
I feel for those who suffered damage to their homes. Credit to all the people who took the pics. They were all top notch.
On one never knows what's it like until you walk in their shoes.
Richard Rice
2:57 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Buzz, I completely agree. Fortunately, in Kensington I personally had no damage done to my house or property except for losing a few small insignificant limbs.
Buzz Beeler
3:19 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Richard, I cannot imagine the pain and hopelessness these people will go through losing everything. Losing a photo of my deceased parents would hurt bad enough.
Imagine those who lost loved ones. It tears at people's faith and makes you wonder.
Richard Rice
5:50 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Buzz, Don't where you are in a spiritual walk, but what gives me strength
in times like these is knowing that God wraps His arms around us in times
of turmoil. I have been thru losing a sister, parents and my wife. The only
thing which sustained me in those times and this is the assurance of a loving
Creator and Sustainer.
Buzz Beeler
5:58 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Rich, easy for you to say. Where was he for those that died.
I'm not quoting this to downgrade religion. I respect it as part of the history of the world but where was he for all of he suffering and why just you and not others who are equally deserving?
"The only thing which sustained me in those times and this is the assurance of a loving Creator and Sustainer."
Over 55 dead homes and lives destroyed and you use the words "loving Creator and Sustainer."
6:15 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Whoa, Buzz!!!! How dare you say that to a person who is using his God to sustain him. Who in the heck do you think you are?
Please, reread your disgusting comment to a kind man who has made the poor judgement to reach out to you and try to discuss spiritual matters. You owe him an apology.
You have hit a new low, pal.
H.R. Pufnstuf
6:22 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Buzz, it is a waste of time to use logic and reason with people who believe in God. I am sure they would agree that faith is the belief in something that can't be empirically demonstrated or rationally proved, ergo, reason is useless to them.
6:34 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
H. R., Buzz wold be the last to declare he is an athiest. He's just a crusty, nasty old crank.
I, for one respect peoples' need to grasp onto some type of spirituality/theism. If that's wat helps them get through their day, who am I to criticize? But to attack them? Hmm.
Richard Rice
6:09 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Buzz, Not really easy for anyone to say! Having had heavy property damage
to my yard a number of years back and with parents passing not having support from my spouse; there are times which don't make sense. I know
that some how, some way, maybe by government, maybe by church affiliated
programs or neighbors there will be provision.
Buzz Beeler
7:14 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Bart you in way over your head. We are in a discussion and Mr. Rice credits God for his good will. I respectfully respond by posting before commenting: "I'm not quoting this to downgrade religion. I respect it as part of the history of the world but where was he for all of he suffering and why just you and not others who are equally deserving?"
Now when engaging in discourse based on your limited comprehension I responded respectfully with a different opinion.
Bart, you're in way over you head when you come after me. It makes you look ...
You can't distinguish the word attack from discourse. I don't think you even know what it means
Buzz Beeler
7:17 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Richard, I just lost my mother die an very painful death. Go to my profile page and read my blogs on it. There is one more left to write.
I respect religion I just feel that God is not part of this world. Being a cop for 39 years give you a good look at reality.
Jay Levy
7:21 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Ironically we probably owe quite a bit to last summer's "derecho", inasmuch as it took out most of the weak trees in the DC area, leaving Sandy's glancing blow even less lethal. Now if only those talking heads who deliver our news could learn how to pronounce the word correctly.
Amy Leahy
7:51 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Buzz, so sorry you look at the negative side of life.
hola buddie
9:23 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
buzz, seriously?! Last time i checked, people had the right to believe what they want and you need to accept that. i do not mean that you need to agree with it... just think of that before the nasty comment. for some, God has helped them through hard times. i am a catholic and i rely on God completely yet my best friend is a jew, i accept her beliefsand she accepts mine... think next time
Buzz Beeler
10:31 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Hola, how much more respectful can I get. I even use the word. You start off by telling everyone has a right to believe in what they want and then when I say again, respectfully I don't, now your telling I know longer have the right to disagree.
My interaction with Mr. Rice is the same as yours is with your Jewish friend
Buzz Beeler
10:25 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Bart you in way over your head. We are in a discussion and Mr. Rice credits God for his good will. I respectfully respond by posting before commenting: "I'm not quoting this to downgrade religion. I respect it as part of the history of the world but where was he for all of he suffering and why just you and not others who are equally deserving?"
Now when engaging in discourse based on your limited comprehension I responded respectfully with a different opinion.
Bart, you're in way over you head when you come after me. It makes you look ...
You can't distinguish the word attack from discourse. I don't think you even know what it means.
Buzz Beeler
10:38 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
I love it when people like FIFA say things like that. Why don't you sell you belongings and give the money to the Red Cross and start all over again.
You know why, because you have never been there. Look at angry you get at me and your talking about happy hour because I call it the way it is?
11:02 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Buzz, I'm laughing because I agree with your comment, I just did not believe my eyes when I saw it. What kind of god would have let the Kenyan Usurper Hawaiian Devil baby be Prez anyway!
Buzz Beeler
11:16 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Thanks FIFA. You don't write like Steve and I know that. If there was a God we wouldn't need a president.
11:20 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Wow, you guys need to let this one go I think. Everyone is entitled to their beliefs and opinions, and regardless of what those beliefs and opinions are we should respect the ones we happen to disagree with. I am all for dissent and love a good Internet fight, but no good can come from this one. Please don't mess with other people's core belief systems. Let's fight about Elkridge and Howard County instead. This particular topic was supposed to be tout the journalism put forth by the Patch teams, and yes, it started out that way but skewed into uncomfortable territory pretty quickly!!! Thanks Patch, for the photos and links.
11:31 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
edit: Sorry for the localized Howard County comments, I was linked here from Elkridge Patch. Didn't realize it was from Aberdeen originally until I got the post confirmation e-mail. I change my position to "Let's fight about Maryland instead" :)
Buzz Beeler
11:32 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
dj, your comment was well intentioned and written, but you and I both know in this format it will never work. As soon as someone takes issue with another comment the direction of the entire article becomes almost an afterthought.
It's humane nature. Mr. Rice felt God played a role in this matter and I took (respectfully) issue with him. There were no foul words but rather pure adult discourse. Like I said before I respect religion and it has it's place in the human event, but more physiological than scientific.
Who know you may find someone take issue on your Howard County topic and take this article to a whole different place.
11:45 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
"It's humane nature. Mr. Rice felt God played a role in this matter and I took (respectfully) issue with him. There were no foul words but rather pure adult discourse. Like I said before I respect religion and it has it's place in the human event, but more physiological than scientific."
That's some funny schiznit right there....
Buzz Beeler
12:28 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
I really don't care what you think. You're not important enough to matter.
1:28 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
... and there it is. Line. Crossed. Flagged as inappropriate for the admins. Buzz ... EVERYONE is important enough to matter, and that was the point all along. I tried, sir. Sorry I couldn't stop you. Maybe next time?
Buzz Beeler
8:21 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
dj, you have no idea of what or who this Steve is. He has used several AKA's, has slandered and libeled me, accused me of being the leader of the KKK among others and continues to lie outright. I stand by that statement and challenge him to prove otherwise.
He claims to have thre degrees from Purdue, speak six languages and yet Ive been waiting a year to see some verification and nothing.
Do me a favor and do some research before you attack me an run you lips. You sound foolish without knowing all the facts.
What is a djp952? That puts you in the same category as Steve.
8:52 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
I really don't think I'm the one sounding foolish here, but thanks for the advice, it's very humane of you. Maybe if you offer Steve $5 million to a charity of his choice he'll show you his degrees? Do you need to buy an extra seat for that chip on your shoulder when you fly, or does it still fit in the overhead? Try to have a good day sir, sorry you have such a demon to slay. It must be difficult.
Leona MacDonald
8:01 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Where in the Bible does it say we won't suffer? I think someone has the wrong idea of what God is all about in this world.
Leona MacDonald
8:02 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Buzz. "It's humane nature." I think you meant human. Maybe the problem is you need to slow your roll.
Buck Harmon
8:44 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
When Buzz is on a roll it creates a buzz sometimes...
Buzz Beeler
8:27 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Leona, thanks. I was raised strict Catholic and remember John where he says: "All those who believe in the Lord, Jesus Christ shall have their prayers answered"?
I don't thing he was talking about suffering. My mother prayed every day of her life and just died a terrible death. Nice God to treat his child that way.
In this world we call it - Child Abuse!
Leona MacDonald
9:59 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Buzz. Maybe that's the problem. Jesus didn't say it..John said it? I donno. I was raised that it was untoward to ask for anything. It was proper to ask for his will to be done. God made folks suffer all through the bible. Maybe you should try sitting down and reading the bible one end to the other like a book and then give a review. God in revilations makes everyone suffer.
Buck Harmon
8:42 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
The real problem seems to be that we are all nothing more than animals with brains that have the ability of perceived reason.....called human beings by our own definition.
Buzz Beeler
9:21 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
DJ, it's easy for you to sit in judgement since you not the one being attacked on a constant basis. Look up Robert Armstrong and that who Steve is. Read his comets then pass judgement on me.
If I came at your for over two years like that you would have a fit, but no, you just spout off without knowing the facts. Uninformed is a good word.
I don't have a chip on my shulder but I'm certainly not going to lay down and let some crackpot like Steve call me the leader of the KKK amonger many other slurs.
And if you would allow that then I would have no respect for you. I don't think you would allow your family to be slandered like that now would you? If that is what you mean is a chip on my shoulder, then yeah, I have a big one.
de. nielson
9:31 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
"Look up Robert Armstrong and that who Steve is." Is this comment understandable by any human I mean "humane"? I see he's still an idiot .
9:51 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Here is a Christian perspective. God created a perfect world. Eve ate from the one tree, the tree of the knowledge of good and evil that was forbidden. God never intended for us to know evil existed. This created the fall of man and hence our broken world. God created man with free will so that we would not live as robots...slaves to God. He wants us to choose Him out of our own love. All I ask is that you read Genesis. I watched my grandmother suffer a horrible death about a year ago, and her faith as well as mine, remianed strong because I knew where she was going and I know where she is. God gave us the ability to make choices and to reason. It's not the God is gone, or not interested in this world...it's that He lets us makle choices. Jesus noted that we would not be without suffering. He promised eternal life, but not a lack of suffering. All I can recommend is reading Gensis and the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John to start. God is a loving God, but it's difficult to see in our everyday lives. I can understand why so many people don't believe in God or think that He ahs abandoned us. I cannot, nor would I be pushy to try to make people believe what I believe, I just like to ask people to consider it. As I said, we are free to make our own choices, but the love I have in my life (which is not perfect, two babies lost before they were born and other things that were difficult as well). I just wanted to shed some light from a Christian perspective.
Buzz Beeler
11:21 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
"God is a loving God, but it's difficult to see in our everyday lives." If you believe that the power of God is almighty an that he created heaven and earth (with all it's flaws) I would say something is rather amiss.
This is a good link to read. It's relies on the books own words and the reality of the world.
Buzz Beeler
11:12 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Based on whose opinion, yours? Not much in substance doesn't bode well for your rather short train of thought.
9:53 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
sorry about the typos, my fingers don't seem to be working well today! :-)
9:58 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Alicia - I ask you to consider this. One of the reasons most non-believers disagree with you is your third sentence. "Eve ate from the one tree, the tree of the knowledge of good and evil that was forbidden." To imagine that "poof" happened and Adam and Eve were just placed on this planet is incomprehensible and not supported by any science.
Leona MacDonald
10:00 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
"Read his comets then pass judgement on me."
Comments. Please if you are trying to play like you are brilliant ....and oh so smarter than everyone else ya better proof read.
10:02 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
FIFA, youre totally entitled to what you believe! I would never try to push you otherwise. There is no science to prove that God created man, you're correct. For me, that is what faith is, believing in what is unseen and what may or may not have evidence. There is a lot of evidence that supports the Bible, but it cannot be proven to 100% accuracy. Please know that I am not in any way trying to start an argument with anyone, definitely not my style. Just wanted to shed some light on what the Christian beliefs are.
Leona MacDonald
10:17 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
If we are going to start picking and chosing what to censure then there's no sense in bothering to post.
Buzz Beeler
12:22 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Leona, I entirely agree with you. We are engaged in discourse which carries a variety of opinion and views
Just because two people engage in same or for that matter many people, if done properly, everyone should have their say in an adult and respectful way.
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12:56 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Just wanted to respond to your last comment to me to clarify something. I said thaat God created a perfect world, not one with flaws. It changed with Adam and Eve. It was never meant to be the way that it is today. Like I said, I'm not here to argue and it seems that you are very much in defense mode and that was not my intention. I just wanted to clarify what the Christian view is because the basic question of "if God is a loving God, why is there so much pain and suffering in this world?" was asked. Clarity is all I was trying to give, not start an arguement or debate with anyone including you.
Buzz Beeler
1:41 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Afly80, we are not arguing. We are engaged in a conversation of different viewpoints. I respect your views. I just pose questions to them for thought.
Lets look at Adam and Eve. In my opinion for God to punish the human race with unimaginable suffering for 2012 years because Eve ate an apple is a bit much.
Not only that I thought he died on the cross for that and man's sins. Just for the heck of it read that link I posted.
My deceased Mom read a tattered prayer from a old piece of paper and then prayed the Rosary every day so she wouldn't fall. In the end she fell and that began her slow painful path to death.
I wondered how could God's mother culd do that given the fact that her son is supposed to be loving and merciful? Why would Mary allow that?
Would you allow your children to go through that?
2:48 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Great question! In all honesty, I'm not catholic, so I am unfamiliar with all of the practices. I am just a believer in Christ. Non-denominational Christian. God set up the world without wanting to punish it. They learned what evil was that day because of the eaten fruit. It was because of that that we see the world is turmoil today. We were never meant to know evil. satan wanted to take us down because he was jealous. he was God's greatest creation until man. he was created as an angel originally and cast out of heaven. I agree that the the Bible can sound crazy, but that's why it is a blind faith of sorts. I did struggle with this too for a long time, but I came to terms with the fact that I had a choice to make and it was not going to be based on all factual information. I am OK with that because I did my research. I still go through hardships and I have family and friends who have done the same, but our faith gives us hope in something other than man. I did look the website for a while and honestly, it's set up to make us feel insane for our beliefs, but believing that man and grass came from pressurized hydrogen seems just as crazy to me. It's a constant battle and I think it will be to the end of time, but again, it's a choice. Since you shared a website, I'd also like to share: http://store.josh.org/cart/product.asp?prodid=0785242198
Josh used to be an atheist, then he researched on his own. This is one of my favorite resources, thanks for a good conversation!
3:05 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
afly80 - when you get bored one time - go here and read - http://whywontgodhealamputees.com/
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3:04 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
afly80, I was s strong religious person also. I just could not understand that a loving mercifully God and creator of all things would allow his own children to suffer like this.
A great quote came from the acto Burt Douglas who asked why we have not heard anything from God since the Bible? I would like to see some sort of update or something other than blind faith that was written thousands of years ago.
Religion does give us peace just as our loved ones so it does serve a purpose.
Science is discovering scrolls that shed new light on the Bible who was put together by a man named Constantine as ruler of ancient times.
Buzz Beeler
8:39 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
FiFA, I read that and I refer to it all the time. I think it's all part of the same websitejust a different section.
When I watch my Mom die a painful death I kissed her cold forehead and thank God he was not around.
Leona MacDonald
4:36 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
No not really. I don't think I violated anything at all. I've seen some pretty nasty stuff on here and some of it from even you. So...whatever. I'm done since I can't say what I think .


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His interview with Oprah Winfrey hasn't aired yet, but already some people want to hear more — under oath — before Armstrong is allowed to compete in elite triathlons, a sport he returned to after retiring from cycling in 2011. In addition to stripping him of all seven of his Tour de France titles last year, anti-doping officials banned Armstrong for life from sanctioned events.
"He's got to follow a certain course," said David Howman, director general of World Anti-Doping Agency. "That is not talking to a talk show host."
Armstrong already has had conversations with U.S. Anti-Doping Agency officials, touching off speculation that the team leader who demanded loyalty from others soon may face some very tough choices himself: whether to cooperate and name those who aided, knew about or helped cover up a sophisticated doping ring that Armstrong ran on his tour-winning U.S. Postal Service squads. Former teammate Frankie Andreu, one of several riders Armstrong cast aside on his ride to the top of the sport, said no one could provide a better blueprint for cleaning up the sport.
"Lance knows everything that happened," Andreu told The Associated Press. "He's the one who knows who did what because he was the ringleader. It's up to him how much he wants to expose."
World Anti-Doping Agency officials said nothing short of "a full confession under oath" would even cause them to reconsider the ban. Although Armstrong admitted to Winfrey on Monday that he used performance-enhancing drugs, Howman said that is "hardly the same as giving evidence to a relevant authority." The International Cycling Union also urged Armstrong to tell his story to an independent commission it has set up to examine claims that the sport's governing body hid suspicious samples, accepted financial donations, and helped Armstrong avoid detection in doping tests.
Winfrey wouldn't detail what Armstrong said during their interview at a downtown Austin hotel. In an appearance on "CBS This Morning," she said she was "mesmerized and riveted by some of his answers." What had been planned as a 90-minute broadcast will be shown as a two-part special, Thursday and Friday, on Winfrey's OWN network.
The lifetime ban was imposed after a 1,000-page report by USADA last year outlined a complex, long-running doping program led by Armstrong. The cyclist also lost nearly all of his endorsements and was forced to cut ties with the Livestrong cancer charity he founded in 1997. The damage to Armstrong's reputation was just as severe.
The report portrayed him as well-versed in the use of a wide range of performance-enhancers, including steroids and blood boosters such as EPO, and willing to exploit them to dominate. Nearly a dozen teammates provided testimony about that drug regimen, among them Andreu and his wife, Betsy.
"A lot of it was news and shocking to me," Andreu said. "I am sure it's shocking to the world. There's been signs leading up to this moment for a long time. For my wife and I, we've been attacked and ripped apart by Lance and all of his people, and all his supporters repeatedly for a long time. I just wish they wouldn't have been so blind and opened up their eyes earlier to all the signs that indicated there was deception there, so that we wouldn't have had to suffer as much. Continued...
"And it's not only us," he added, "he's ruined a lot of people's lives."
Armstrong was believed to have left for Hawaii. The street outside his Spanish-style villa on Austin's west side was quiet the day after international TV crews gathered there hoping to catch a glimpse of him. Meanwhile, members of his legal team mapped out a strategy on how to handle at least two pending lawsuits against Armstrong, and possibly a third.
Former teammate Floyd Landis, who was stripped of the 2006 Tour de France title for doping, alleges in one of the lawsuits that Armstrong defrauded the U.S. government by repeatedly denying he used performance-enhancing drugs. The False Claims Act lawsuit could require Armstrong to return substantial sponsorship fees and pay a hefty fine. The AP reported earlier Tuesday that Justice Department officials were likely to join the whistleblower lawsuit before a Thursday deadline.
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Threshold - set the treshold so the the softest vocal section is reduced a little bit. (-1dB or -2dB)Ratio - Set to 2:1 reductionAttack - set to fast settingRelease - set to a little bit slowMake-up gain - increase gain to increase volume again. At these settings, we're raising the average level of the whole material... i.e. making everything sound loud!
Threshold - set threshold so all drum materials are compressed by -3dB.Ratio - Set to 4:1If you have a hard/soft knee switch, switch to "soft knee"Attack - set to a fast settingRelease - set to a mid settingBy lowering the threshold setting, you can make the drums more compressed. But be careful not to overcompress it too much or you'll lose the dynamics and punch.
Threshold - set so that only loud bass material (i.e. the peaks) are compressed.Ratio - Set to 4:1Attack - set to slow/midRelease - set to slow/mid
Threshold - set to a low setting, to achieve constant compressionRatio - Set to 6:!Attack/Release - play with it
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When you look at equipment specs, you often see the term dBm. What does the "m" stand for?
The m refers to 1 milliwatt, which is a 1/1,000th of a Watt.
Now, in audio, it's assumed that there is a 600ohm load when you measure this power. Using ohm's law, 0.775Volts (rounded) applied to a resistance of 600ohms, results to about 1 milliwatt of power.
So if you buy a preamp or mixer, and it says it's maximum output level is +20dBm, we can compute that it's maximum output level is 100 milliwatts.
prrrrrrrrrrrttttt!!! First, let's understand what the word "decibel" really means. Read more ...
First, let's understand what the word "decibel" really means.