Very, very nice. I was also worried about the font size, but maximizing the window solved that problem!
Great work, bboyneko!
Brian
http://www.toad.net/~livecapsule/testing.swf
its an interface for a data backup system.
its not hooked up right now so dont worry about pressing something wrong.
Very, very nice. I was also worried about the font size, but maximizing the window solved that problem!
Great work, bboyneko!
Brian
is it just me, or is alchohol consumption at parties and vacations virtually an unwrittten rule of jw-culture?.
when i was in, i did not drink, and i still don't.
i often felt almost ostracized for this by my jw associates.
I never saw any JWs drinking at a 'get together.' In retrospect I'm sure it was done, but was done discreetly enough so as not to draw any undue attention.
I do remember one instance that got particularly ugly, though. At a Witness wedding reception held at a local hotel several of the brothers and sisters got more than a little plowed. Seems that the caterers were running behind with the food and it wasn't ready on schedule. The open bar was quite operational, though, and quite a few of the brothers got drunk as skunks showing quite a bit of a 'worldly' attitude. Not only were adults drinking, but I vividly recall seeing several underage kids with glasses in hand. This was probably twenty years ago and whenever the subject of moderation was brought up at the hall, the conductor always felt the need to bring up this incident as an example.
Brian
is it just me, or is alchohol consumption at parties and vacations virtually an unwrittten rule of jw-culture?.
when i was in, i did not drink, and i still don't.
i often felt almost ostracized for this by my jw associates.
I think you've got a good point there.
Like you, I was never a drinker as a Witness and still am not. Just don't care for it, but I certainly don't begrudge others enjoyment of it. However, whenever we would get together with others for a camping trip or something of that type, alcohol was almost always a part of the entertainment...beer mostly or wine coolers. I can't honestly say that I ever saw anyone drinking hard liquors.
I honestly think that they drink for the same reasons that many alcoholics drink - to escape from the harsh realities of their day to day existence.
Brian
taunton, massachusetts - a religious sect leader who said he was following instructions from god when he let his infant son slowly starve to death was convicted of murder friday and sentenced to life in prison without parole.. the jury took 6 1/2 hours to find 29-year-old jacques robidoux guilty of first-degree murder.
his son, samuel, was fed only his mother's breast milk for 51 days and died in 1999, three days shy of his first birthday.. during the trial, robidoux said his sister had received a vision from god telling the couple to stop feeding the baby solid food.. robidoux choked back tears as he described how samuel went from a healthy, 10-month-old boy taking his first steps to a baby so withered he could no longer even crawl.
his tiny bones were visible, and he cried in pain.. "his cry wasn't a normal baby's cry," robidoux testified.
Prosecutors used as evidence against Robidoux a journal in which he documented the boy's slow death.
Let me get this straight...This man let his child slowly starve to death over a period of 51 days and then kept a diary detailing how the child was suffering? I find it almost impossible to believe that it took a jury six and a half hours to come to the conclusion that this monster was guilty!
I think I'm going to cry. This is one of the most hideous things I've ever heard.
Brian
(Corrected because I apparently have no reading comprehension!)
Edited by - friendlyfellaal on 14 June 2002 19:57:43
http://cgi.worldnews.com/?action=display&article=14119820&template=worldnews/search.txt&index=recent
man's buttocks cut off in attack .
from correspondents in birmingham, alabama .
The fact that something like this is allowed to happen can only be classified as a dis-ass-ter! LOL!
Brian
i've spent a lot of time on allmusic.com and it amazes me how much nirvana is mentioned when the reviewers rate other albums.
so its a no brainer that nirvana's work should probably have a place in every rock collection, but what are some other albums every rock fan should listen to if not own.
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Just thought of another one that every rock record collection should include:
Jesus Christ Superstar - the original recording done before the show had ever been on the stage. Great album all around!
Brian
if anyone wants to hear a live tragically hip concert (ok it was taped last night) tune in to 103.3 the edge tonight.
it's a buffalo station.
you can hear it online here.. http://www.broadcast.com/radio/alternative/wedg/.
if anyone wants to hear a live tragically hip concert (ok it was taped last night) tune in to 103.3 the edge tonight.
it's a buffalo station.
you can hear it online here.. http://www.broadcast.com/radio/alternative/wedg/.
Thanks for the heads up, Naeblis. I've been listening for the last few minutes and really like what I've heard so far. I'm gonna have to check out some more of their music.
Brian
i've spent a lot of time on allmusic.com and it amazes me how much nirvana is mentioned when the reviewers rate other albums.
so its a no brainer that nirvana's work should probably have a place in every rock collection, but what are some other albums every rock fan should listen to if not own.
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One of my personal faves has always been Carol King. Love the Tapestry album.
I'm also a sucker for just about anything by Carly Simon.
Just remembered another one...So Much for the Afterglow by Everclear
Brian
Edited by - friendlyfellaal on 14 June 2002 16:9:35
Edited by - friendlyfellaal on 14 June 2002 16:9:55
when i was a kid....i used to look at the wt illustrations of paradise conditions and would day dream about life in the new system....i later used this same technique (shame on me) to brain wash bible students.
however...as i grew up lol (apparently!
) the illustrations changed....and became more modern.
Puffsrule,
About ten to fifteen miles from my old congregation sits this beautiful downtown area...Gorgeous antebellum homes on a massive oak lined drive that probably runs for fifteen miles. These homes are just amazing. So amazing in fact, that many of the sisters at my old hall used to 'joke' that when the new system arrived they were making a claim on some of those homes. This went on for so long that our PO one day from the podium made the comment that Armageddon did not include a 'land rush' for homes that we want. You should have seen the faces on some of those elder's wives that night. Absolutely priceless!
Brian