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| 96kHz-OK folks, here's the plan [message #56187] |
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Deej [1]
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a lot of people seem to think we were caught inadequately
prepared for something that was a known threat. I believe you and I
agree that local, regional, state and national government should all
have done better at anticipating and responding.
I also think a lot of individuals did really well in the response.
Finally, when and how to protect our country and planet, whether from
warring nations, terrorism, global climate change or other possible
threats, is not a partisan issue. Our security depends on input from
people with specific knowledge and discussion by everyone. Whenever
citizens have different perspectives, as we often do, discussion can
help work out the differences or at least bring some amount of
understanding when folks truly want to share. Of course we'll also hear
some very one sided grousing (from all sides). Some of which may even be
partially correct.
You're free, as are we all, to disagree with any particular point. But
when you ask people not to be partisan and then end with a very partisan
talking point...that's, at best, incongruous.
Cheers,
-Jamie K
http://www.JamieKrutz.com
DC wrote:
> Jamie K <Meta@Dimensional.com> wrote:
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>>But describing people who disagree with any of the current
>>administration's policies as "you Bush-haters" doing a "little hate
>>litany" is a "partisan knife" way of asking people not to politicize the
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>>disaster.
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> When the best the feds could have done, would not have made
> mo
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| Re: 96kHz-OK folks, here's the plan [message #56192 is a reply to message #56187] |
Sat, 23 July 2005 22:24  |
gene lennon
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had a few pet saga's on the group over time, so I thought I'd post
a little tribute.
Molly was a German Shepard / Elsasion. She was named Molly after (homosecual)
Australian music personality Molly Meldrum, due to the fact that in her first
few weeks everybody called her "him". ;o) She loved more than anything to
play fetch. Mum brought her home in 1993, and I lived with Molly and Mum
until 1998 when I bought a Paris system and moved out so I would have enough
space to make proper use of it. ;o) It took her about a day to work out how
to play fetch, and she became known as an obsessive fan of the game. ;o)
Indeed, over time, she gained the attention of many a passer by by picking
up logs up to maybe 12 feet long, and sometimes 6 inches or more diameter...
she could literally pick up a wooden railway sleeper and carry it along
like it was nothing, despite her reasonably slender build for the breed.
She was always incredibly obedient, understanding, for example, that she
wasn't allowed on the carpet of this house, but was in that house. You could
walk her without a lead and she would wait by the kerb until you said she
could cross the road. She would sit, drop, and roll over on command, and
wouldn't eat until she was told she could. You could take her to the shops
and tell her to stay and know she'd be waiting out the front when you got
back. Yes, I know that sounds a little irresponsible, but she was just that
well behaved that you knew she'd be fine.
Molly has the spirit of a pup until the very end. She was always bouncy and
alive and wanting to play fetch. ;o) In the end her back end went, and she
couldn't stand and had no bladder control, but on the last day my brother
and I went to visit, when she saw me, she growled. I knew something was wrong
because she'd never growled at me. Then I realised she wasn't growling at
me, but at the fact that she couldn't move. She couldn't move and she desperately
wanted to get up and play. She was on quarterzone though, and her adrenaline
kicked in, and a few seconds later she stood up. She stood up, had a pat,
and searched the back yard and came back with a ball, put it down in front
of me, looked up at me panting, and glanced between me and the ball. ;o)
That was pretty much the last time she was able to move around properly.
I'm a little sad I didn't think it was a good idea to throw the ball for
her.
Molly was put to rest Monday last week. She'll be remembered for being a
legend. ;o)
Cheers,
Kim.(I think it's better toserve this here and not in any asshole messages, so
sorry for the twice serving;-))
Good to see someone take care about all this idiotic hatemailings that have
showes up here lately. No one can help what has happened and is happening in
New Orleans right now. The only thing is to hope that the people of America
and the American Gouvernment now have learned something for the future,
that the infrastructure and weather in a country have more importance than
all wars for riches and oil, just to take care of the ultra high standards
of living in som
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| Re: 96kHz-OK folks, here's the plan [message #56193 is a reply to message #56192] |
Sat, 23 July 2005 23:49 |
Deej [1]
Messages: 2149
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e places in the world like America and have will to do
something with it.
I saw a documentation program yesterday in Norwegian TV that showed up how
USA now are trying to take control over the oil from WestAfrica, just to see
that China are trying the same thing. China needs the oil to start up all
their big "wheels" and USA needs the oil to get their "old wheels" spin some
rounds more. It was not good to see for the Kyoto deal and for the future of
the earth at all.
Erling
"Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> skrev i en meddelelse
news:431bdcd2$1@linux...
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>
> Things are just getting a little too tense around here. I don't want to
> have
> to be editing posts, deleting threads, banning people or anything like
> that.
> Things are getting a little too heated and most of the current threads of
> discussion are currently a long way from anything I'd call "intelligent
> and
> fruitfull". Not that nothing positive has been said, but generally there's
> not much understanding happenning.
>
> We're all a little tense over this New Orleans thing. Everyone who wants
> to has made a statement. I'd appreciate if everyone could step back for a
> moment and reflect upon the needy in all this. We're all keen to find
> someone
> to blame... someone at fault. We're all frustrated by what's going on.
> Let's
> stop attacking each other and think about how we may be able to help.
>
> At heart everybody is just frustrated by the issues and doesn't want to
> see
> any more mistakes. Let's reflect upon that.
>
> And let's remember that none of us are all right or all wrong.
>
> Like I said, I don't want to have to start editing posts and threads.
> Let's
> chill out a bit.
>
> Cheers,
> Kim.great place to get great bread...don't know if i'd go there for pizza
though.
On Sun, 4 Sep 2005 20:58:04 -0500, "Mike" <spamthis@alltel.net> wrote:
>I would like to discuss Paris - anybody?.... anybody?
>i get dizzy and headachy when i do...wooo wooo thud....
On 5 Sep 2005 15:51:14 +1000, "Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>Things are just getting a little too tense around here. I don't want to have
>to be editing posts, deleting threads, banning people or anything like that.
>Things are getting a little too heated and most of the current threads of
>discussion are currently a long way from anything I'd call "intelligent and
>fruitfull". Not that nothing positive has been said, but generally there's
>not much understanding happenning.
>
>We're all a little tense over this New Orleans thing. Everyone who wants
>to has made a statement. I'd appreciate if everyone could step back for a
>moment and reflect upon the needy in all this. We're all keen to find someone
>to blame... someone at fault. We're all frustrated by what's going on. Let's
>stop attacking each other and think about how we may be able to help.
>
>At heart everybody is just frustrated by the issues and doesn't want to see
>any more mistakes. Let's reflect upon that.
>
>And let's remember that none of us are all right or all wrong.
>
>Like I said, I don't want to have to start editing posts and threads. Let's
>chill out a bit.
>
>Cheers,
>Kim.so very sorry to hear of you loss of a family member.
"(homosecual)"...what is that?
On 5 Sep 2005 1
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| Re: 96kHz-OK folks, here's the plan [message #56195 is a reply to message #56187] |
Sun, 24 July 2005 03:54 |
rick
Messages: 1976
Registered: February 2006
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.com> wrote:
>
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>We've had a few pet saga's on the group over time, so I thought I'd post
>a little tribute.
>
>Molly was a German Shepard / Elsasion. She was named Molly after (homosecual)
>Australian music personality Molly Meldrum, due to the fact that in her first
>few weeks everybody called her "him". ;o) She loved more than anything to
>play fetch. Mum brought her home in 1993, and I lived with Molly and Mum
>until 1998 when I bought a Paris system and moved out so I would have enough
>space to make proper use of it. ;o) It took her about a day to work out how
>to play fetch, and she became known as an obsessive fan of the game. ;o)
>Indeed, over time, she gained the attention of many a passer by by picking
>up logs up to maybe 12 feet long, and sometimes 6 inches or more diameter...
> she could literally pick up a wooden railway sleeper and carry it along
>like it was nothing, despite her reasonably slender build for the breed.
>
>She was always incredibly obedient, understanding, for example, that she
>wasn't allowed on the carpet of this house, but was in that house. You could
>walk her without a lead and she would wait by the kerb until you said she
>could cross the road. She would sit, drop, and roll over on command, and
>wouldn't eat until she was told she could. You could take her to the shops
>and tell her to stay and know she'd be waiting out the front when you got
>back. Yes, I know that sounds a little irresponsible, but she was just that
>well behaved that you knew she'd be fine.
>
>Molly has the spirit of a pup until the very end. She was always bouncy and
>alive and wanting to play fetch. ;o) In the end her back end went, and she
>couldn't stand and had no bladder control, but on the last day my brother
>and I went to visit, when she saw me, she growled. I knew something was wrong
>because she'd never growled at me. Then I realised she wasn't growling at
>me, but at the fact that she couldn't move. She couldn't move and she desperately
>wanted to get up and play. She was on quarterzone though, and her adrenaline
>kicked in, and a few seconds later she stood up. She stood up, had a pat,
>and searched the back yard and came back with a ball, put it down in front
>of me, looked up at me panting, and glanced between me and the ball. ;o)
>
>That was pretty much the last time she was able to move around properly.
>I'm a little sad I didn't think it was a good idea to throw the ball for
>her.
>
>Molly was put to rest Monday last week. She'll be remembered for being a
>legend. ;o)
>
>Cheers,
>Kim."Martin Harrington" <lendan@bigpond.net.au> wrote:
>Cnr McClaren St and Hotham Pde
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| Re: 96kHz-OK folks, here's the plan [message #56202 is a reply to message #56187] |
Sun, 24 July 2005 08:19 |
DT
Messages: 42
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that in her
> first
> few weeks everybody called her "him". ;o) She loved more than anything to
> play fetch. Mum brought her home in 1993, and I lived with Molly and Mum
> until 1998 when I bought a Paris system and moved out so I would have
> enough
> space to make proper use of it. ;o) It took her about a day to work out
> how
> to play fetch, and she became known as an obsessive fan of the game. ;o)
> Indeed, over time, she gained the attention of many a passer by by picking
> up logs up to maybe 12 feet long, and sometimes 6 inches or more
> diameter...
> she could literally pick up a wooden railway sleeper and carry it along
> like it was nothing, despite her reasonably slender build for the breed.
>
> She was always incredibly obedient, understanding, for example, that she
> wasn't allowed on the carpet of this house, but was in that house. You
> could
> walk her without a lead and she would wait by the kerb until you said she
> could cross the road. She would sit, drop, and roll over on command, and
> wouldn't eat until she was told she could. You could take her to the shops
> and tell her to stay and know she'd be waiting out the front when you got
> back. Yes, I know that sounds a little irresponsible, but she was just
> that
> well behaved that you knew she'd be fine.
>
> Molly has the spirit of a pup until the very end. She was always bouncy
> and
> alive and wanting to play fetch. ;o) In the end her back end went, and she
> couldn't stand and had no bladder control, but on the last day my brother
> and I went to visit, when she saw me, she growled. I knew something was
> wrong
> because she'd never growled at me. Then I realised she wasn't growling at
> me, but at the fact that she couldn't move. She couldn't move and she
> desperately
> wanted to get up and play. She was on quarterzone though, and her
> adrenaline
> kicked in, and a few seconds later she stood up. She stood up, had a pat,
> and searched the back yard and came back with a ball, put it down in front
> of me, looked up at me panting, and glanced between me and the ball. ;o)
>
> That was pretty much the last time she was able to move around properly.
> I'm a little sad I didn't think it was a good idea to throw the ball for
> her.
>
> Molly was put to rest Monday last week. She'll be remembered for being a
> legend. ;o)
>
> Cheers,
> Kim.I had a German Shepard named Prince. I can relate. Sorry for your loss.
Rod
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| Re: 96kHz-OK folks, here's the plan [message #56203 is a reply to message #56202] |
Sun, 24 July 2005 08:35 |
Deej [1]
Messages: 2149
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m" target="_blank">hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
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>We've had a few pet saga's on the group over time, so I thought I'd post
>a little tribute.
>
>Molly was a German Shepard / Elsasion. She was named Molly after (homosecual)
>Australian music personality Molly Meldrum, due to the fact that in her
first
>few weeks everybody called her "him". ;o) She loved more than anything to
>play fetch. Mum brought her home in 1993, and I lived with Molly and Mum
>until 1998 when I bought a Paris system and moved out so I would have enough
>space to make proper use of it. ;o) It took her about a day to work out
how
>to play fetch, and she became known as an obsessive fan of the game. ;o)
>Indeed, over time, she gained the attention of many a passer by by picking
>up logs up to maybe 12 feet long, and sometimes 6 inches or more diameter...
> she could literally pick up a wooden railway sleeper and carry it along
>like it was nothing, despite her reasonably slender build for the breed.
>
>She was always incredibly obedient, understanding, for example, that she
>wasn't allowed on the carpet of this house, but was in that house. You could
>walk her without a lead and she would wait by the kerb until you said she
>could cross the road. She would sit, drop, and roll over on command, and
>wouldn't eat until she was told she could. You could take her to the shops
>and tell her to stay and know she'd be waiting out the front when you got
>back. Yes, I know that sounds a little irresponsible, but she was just that
>well behaved that you knew she'd be fine.
>
>Molly has the spirit of a pup until the very end. She was always bouncy
and
>alive and wanting to play fetch. ;o) In the end her back end went, and she
>couldn't stand and had no bladder control, but on the last day my brother
>and I went to visit, when she saw me, she growled. I knew something was
wrong
>because she'd never growled at me. Then I realised she wasn't growling at
>me, but at the fact that she couldn't move. She couldn't move and she desperately
>wanted to get up and play. She was on quarterzone though, and her adrenaline
>kicked in, and a few seconds later she stood up. She stood up, had a pat,
>and searched the back yard and came back with a ball, put it down in front
>of me, looked up at me panting, and glanced between me and the ball. ;o)
>
>That was pretty much the last time she was able to move around properly.
>I'm a little sad I didn't think it was a good idea to throw the ball for
>her.
>
>Molly was put to rest Monday last week. She'll be remembered for being a
>legend. ;o)
>
>Cheers,
>Kim.and hey, a call to be nice is always a good opportunity to tell
some more lies about these folk's country and grind my lefty
axe some more...
"erlilo" <erlilo@online.no> wrote:
>(I think it's better toserve this here and not in any asshole messages,
so
>sorry for the twice serving;-))
>
>Good to see someone take care about all this idiotic hatemailings that have
>showes up here lately. No one can help what has happened and is happening
in
>New Orleans right now. The only thing is to hope that the people of America
>and the American Gouvernment now have learned something for the future,
>that the infrastructure and weather in a country have more importance than
>
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| Re: 96kHz-OK folks, here's the plan [message #56207 is a reply to message #56203] |
Sun, 24 July 2005 16:03 |
cujo
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e.no" target="_blank">erlilo@online.no> wrote:
>What lies are you talking about here Don? Or are you just believing as
>allways, that everybody are serving lies if they're not in your own great
>picture of America?
>WP Cheney have documented very well how much oil America are needing in
the
>coming years in documents from the White House. Hope some American wish
and
>want to find out about these papers to serve the truth for you. I'm not
sure
>if it was 30 or 50 % more oil America will need each year in the coming
>year. I think it was 50 % I heard about in the documentation yesterday,
>documentations that I think isn't political correct to show up in todays
>America with Bush and Cheney with the power. What's happening in West Africa
>now, where there are oil, was showing up well documented in the program
>without setting any fingers at all on morality problems, just that Africans
>too wish to be rich if there's oil to find and sell, if it's so are China
or
>America that wants to control the oil where it is.
>So please Don, don't serve that people are liers if you don't wish to know
>what the truth can be at all.
>
>Erling
>
>
>"DC" <dc@spammersinhell.com> skrev i en meddelelse news:431c49ae$1@linux...
>>
>> and hey, a call to be nice is always a good opportunity to tell
>> some more lies about these folk's country and grind my lefty
>> axe some more...
>>
>>
>> "erlilo" <erlilo@online.no> wrote:
>>>(I think it's better toserve this here and not in any asshole messages,
>> so
>>>sorry for the twice serving;-))
>>>
>>>Good to see someone take care about all this idiotic hatemailings that
>>>have
>>>showes up here lately. No one can help what has happened and is happening
>> in
>>>New Orleans right now. The only thing is to hope that the people of
>>>America
>>>and the American Gouvernment now have learned something for the future,
>>>that the infrastructure and weather in a country have more importance
than
>>>all wars for riches and oil, just to take care of the ultra high standards
>>>of living in some places in the world like America and have will to do
>>>something with it.
>>>I saw a documentation program yesterday in Norwegian TV that showed up
how
>>>USA now are trying to take control over the oil from WestAfrica, just
to
>> see
>>>that China are trying the same thing. China needs the oil to start up
all
>>>their big "wheels" and USA needs the oil to get their "old wheels" spin
>> some
>>>rounds more. It was not good to see for the Kyoto deal and for the future
>> of
>>>the earth at all.
>>>
>>>Erling
>>>
>>>"Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> skrev i en meddelelse
>>>news:431bdcd2$1@linux...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Things are just getting a little too tense around here. I don't want
to
>>
>>>> have
>>>> to be editing posts, deleting threads, banning people or anything like
>>
>>>> that.
>>>> Things are getting a little too heated and most of the current threads
>> of
>>>> discussion are currently a long way from anything I'd call "intelligent
>>
>>>> and
>>>> fruitfull". Not that nothing positive has been said, but generally
>>>> there's
>>>> not much understanding happenning.
>>>>
>>>> We're all a little tense over this New Orleans thing.
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| Re: 96kHz-OK folks, here's the plan [message #56211 is a reply to message #56187] |
Sun, 24 July 2005 21:04 |
wmarkwilson
Messages: 114
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ing about here Don? Or are you just believing as
>>allways, that everybody are serving lies if they're not in your own great
>
>>picture of America?
>>WP Cheney have documented very well how much oil America are needing in
> the
>>coming years in documents from the White House. Hope some American wish
> and
>>want to find out about these papers to serve the truth for you. I'm not
> sure
>>if it was 30 or 50 % more oil America will need each year in the coming
>
>>year. I think it was 50 % I heard about in the documentation yesterday,
>
>>documentations that I think isn't political correct to show up in todays
>
>>America with Bush and Cheney with the power. What's happening in West
>>Africa
>
>>now, where there are oil, was showing up well documented in the program
>
>>without setting any fingers at all on morality problems, just that
>>Africans
>
>>too wish to be rich if there's oil to find and sell, if it's so are China
> or
>>America that wants to control the oil where it is.
>>So please Don, don't serve that people are liers if you don't wish to know
>
>>what the truth can be at all.
>>
>>Erling
>>
>>
>>"DC" <dc@spammersinhell.com> skrev i en meddelelse
>>news:431c49ae$1@linux...
>>>
>>> and hey, a call to be nice is always a good opportunity to tell
>>> some more lies about these folk's country and grind my lefty
>>> axe some more...
>>>
>>>
>>> "erlilo" <erlilo@online.no> wrote:
>>>>(I think it's better toserve this here and not in any asshole messages,
>>> so
>>>>sorry for the twice serving;-))
>>>>
>>>>Good to see someone take care about all this idiotic hatemailings that
>
>>>>have
>>>>showes up here lately. No one can help what has happened and is
>>>>happening
>>> in
>>>>New Orleans right now. The only thing is to hope that the people of
>>>>America
>>>>and the American
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| Re: 96kHz-OK folks, here's the plan [message #56224 is a reply to message #56187] |
Mon, 25 July 2005 08:30 |
EK Sound
Messages: 939
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her.
I've said enough about this situation but one more Fuck you to DC
JM>> Where possible I'd also prefer we kept political stuff on the General
>> group.
lets see-that request has been made to keep topics like this in general discussion
for 5 years-hasn't worked so far
What should be discussed here?
The future of Paris?-Oh Ok we know that answer
Edmund Piralli?-Rest my case
Paris sounds great?-never knew that
Jenna Jamison and how the soundtracks to her movies are done on Paris?-want
a visual demo
JM"jason Miles" <Jmiles45@aol.com> wrote:
>>Kanye West is as dishonest as can be, and he, and you, Jason, are
>>race-pimping the blame where it does not belong. It is despicable
>>and pathetic.
>
>Your compliment is appreciated thank you
>I've worked with Black artists all my career-Luther Vandross,Miles Davis,
>Chaka Khan,Marcus Miller and I don't mean for a couple of hours.
How nice for you. Too bad you represent them so poorly by your
cheap shots at the president during a time of crisis.
>I considered
>and consider these people good friends.I listened to Miles tell me stories
>about
>being a black musician and touring the south so I can just say
>to you DC whoever the Fuck you are (as Suzy Greene from Curb Your Enthusiasm
>might say)You know nothing about me or my history.
Your history is impressive. Your parroting of Kanye's comments
is not.
>I am very sympathetic to the cause of Black america and know
>that the white Mutherfuckers running the show in washington (to quote Miles
>Davis) know nothing about the plight of Black america let alone poor Black
>america and sometimes it takes a loudmouth Like Kanye West to stir things
>up.
Sheesh, and here I thought that we were all americans. Seems like
I had the silly idea that King was right, and we would not be
judged on the color of our skin anymore.
Did you ever think that the white and black and brown et al folks
running things in Washington, and even people like me, are just
as sympathetic as you? That we have done things, you, the
Great Jason Miles have never heard of, and will never hear of,
to fight racism? That some of these mo-fo's have indeed paid
a high price for their principled stands and maybe they just don
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