2006 Pioneer Press Treasure Hunt

HAHA - Hmm like who?  ;-)

I didn't know you can make your own stations?  Cool

[Edited by on Mar 5, 2005 at 11:24am.]

hendrix, dead, otis redding, Morrison, ....

but then I found some others...that I didnt' really realized I'd care for...

Like Odetta, howard tate, canned heat....

I've known I'd like them....just never went out looking for it......

I need to experiment a bit more I guess.

I was looking for a kid channel today and couldn't find one.  I had to settle for the pop station instead.  Have you found a kid channel or Disney or something that could work for them like the cable music channels have?

CM...
easy...

goto Radio...create new station...
then...
for artist...
type in disney
you will not get an exact match....
select the drop down arrow...
disney studio chorus is what you might be looking for...
or disney channel "circle of the stars"..
if you need more help let me know...

[Edited by on Mar 5, 2005 at 12:16pm.]

I'm having problems ripping CD's with the Rhapsody .

Any one else have this problem? It might just be my crappy cd drive I have on this computer.

I'm not rippin' any....sorry...

Kitch 3/5/05 12:16pm

Marked.  Thanks Kitch.  I'm gonna try that tomorrow when I get back from up north.

I haven't tried burning from Rap either 3M - I'll try tomorrow as well just to see how it works.  I currently use EZ CD Creator Platinum which works fine.

I want to RIP into mp3's not burn.

-hehehehe i said jizz.

jizz is funny!

hmm...that bone looked a bit "narrow"

 

[Edited by on Mar 5, 2005 at 08:27pm.]

AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! OTIS!!!!!!!! grrr..... NEVER DO THAT AGAIN!

my dream car....64? (i can never remember) ford fairlane. with mags. total muscle car. i'm such a non-girl. i would totally drive a metropolitan though. which is definitely a girl car. for anyone who saw UHF, the little brown car weird al drives is a metropolitan.

camaro?? please don't make me laugh so hard I pee my pants. seriously.

my more realistic but still unattainable dream vehicle? a dodge SRT hemi pickup. black. MAN those are sweet looking. again...so not a girl sometimes. good thing i like sparkly things. and fuzzy things. that makes up for it. :)

I'm the same way big G.  Here's what I drove (79 Pontiac Firebird Formula) when I was in my 20's.  I use to love muscle CARS.  I raced someone all the way to California in this car.  Three speeding tickets in two days.  Aw, the good old days...

[Edited by on Mar 5, 2005 at 08:59pm.]

1974 chevy monte carlo. 2 door rag top. landau. red & white.
thank you.

nothing can compare to my 94 geo metro!!! in a almost flourescent green mind you!!! I RAWK!

I'd drive a Metropolitan. So there.

So there!

Maybe you saw the "Marrow" lol

I think she may have written this, also... for a class or something...not sure

Moving Beyond Definitions
Over-Identifying With Labels

As humans, we possess the tendency to name and categorize things. This
applies to everything from plants and animals to styles to ourselves and
others. Everyone who walks the earth carries or has carried some label,
such as white, old, artist, animal lover, parent, child, or liberal,
that either they themselves or others used to define them. While labels
can help us form useful first impressions, they can also act as a thick
filter between the world and ourselves. Expectations are derived from
labels. When we begin to define others in terms of their profession,
looks, wealth, or political background, it becomes harder to accept them
unconditionally. And when we define ourselves with strict labels, we
limit ourselves and our potential by effectively pigeonholing our
identities. The challenge lies in finding a balance between that which
defines us and our evolving natures.

We first learn who we are when we are children. Identity is forged by
society, which labels us so-and-so's children, a boy or a girl, a reader
or a jock, or shy or outgoing. This is natural, considering that
characterizing others upon first meeting is an automatic process. But
when we regard these initial impressions as unchangeable, we deny the
fact that we are all blessed with roles that can change from one day to
the next or exist simultaneously with other roles. It is possible to be
both a parent and an artist and a runner and a businesswoman. If you
were to choose a single role, such as artist, it would limit the paths
you could take. If you were, however, to say, "I am a creative person,
though that creativity is sometimes blocked," it would open new avenues
of exploration because you could express your creativity in many ways.

People are so much more than what they do or what they have done and
all people are potentially capable of taking on a new identity or
letting go of an old one because of emotional or environmental factors.
You may choose to be "a strong-willed executive" in one moment in time
and "a nurturing parent" in another. Yet you remain wholly you. Though
labels can be a good stepping off point, they are no substitute for
understanding who we really are. If everyone was encouraged to look
beyond labels, open-mindedness and tolerance would be the inevitable
result.

Wow.... Deep

DEEP -nice

I like it too.

which labels us so-and-so's children, a boy or a girl, a reader
or a jock, or shy or outgoing. This is natural, considering that
characterizing others upon first meeting is an automatic process. But
when we regard these initial impressions as unchangeable, we deny the
fact that we are all blessed with roles that can change from one day to
the next or exist simultaneously with other roles.

We can change who's children we are? Whether we are a boy or girl? WOW! Well I guess you could have a sex change when you're older, but...

I do agree with some of the points in the article such as

"If everyone was encouraged to look
beyond labels, open-mindedness and tolerance would be the inevitable
result."

 

oh dear, we offended the delicate virgin stern controller.

 

 

 

 

Who are we?
Why are we here?
Why do we need?
Why do we want?
Why do we love?
Why do we desire for something more?
Why do we settle?
Why do we care?
Why do we live?
Why do we die?
Who are we?

 

Who am I?
Why am I here?
Why do I need?
Why do I want?
Why do I love?
Why do I desire for something more?
Why do I settle?
Why do I care?
Why do I live?
Why will I die?
Who am I?


 

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I want a humvee and not the new ones, I want the army kind with a 50cal. on the roof=)

[Edited by on Mar 6, 2005 at 09:36am.]

Man, You had to do that at 4am to make that many words.  Nice Kitch!

did it right b4 I posted it!!!

was hard as could be!!!

I was hoping to write "tim is gay" but somebody was taking the letter everytime I tried to do a screen print...

so....I tried something else and it was easy then....weird...

oh...and the weirdest thing happened......i've never seen it before....

somebody came in had them in a stack in less then 30 secs...the put them in a perfect circle all the way around the screen...I wish I would have done a screen print of it...was cool 2 watch....

Who are we?
Cooler Crew

Why are we here?
To Find the medallion

Why do we need?
because they bury it every year and we have to find it

Why do we want?
because we get to be on the news and in the parade when we find it

Why do we love?
because it's fun to look for it in the winter

Why do we desire for something more?
because if it was just the med and not $10,000 would any one really go out there?

Why do we settle?
because it's worth it and we have no choice

Why do we care?
because we don't want the $10,000 going to charity

Why do we live?
To hunt the medallion

Why do we die?
because our bodies can not look for the med forever

Who are we?
Cooler crew

 

Who am I?
me2

Why am I here?
to look for the med

Why do I need?
because you think you need

Why do I want?
because you can

Why do I love?
the history of the carnival

Why do I desire for something more?
because you can

Why do I settle?
because sometimes you have to be realistic

Why do I care?
because you're you

Why do I live?
to find the med

Why will I die?
because you'll get old hunting for the med

Who am I?
A cooler crew member

 

nice try 3M ;)

I know something I do love, care, want, need, desire for...

claiming a...

me2 Joe ;)

Now that just got me excited!!!

woooohhoooooo

gnkix
9sals

but...
the n could be an "H" or an "W"

free itune

RACE IS ON?? G? G? G? is tim going to show it 2 ya?

From me to me2-
 you are: a very vital, sensitive woman.
you are here: to affect lost souls.
you do not need to be a lost soul yourself.
you have no little babies to mother, and are feeling useless.
YOU ARE NOT USELESS!
You are the lifeforce for your kids, and alot of us souls here.
You bring happiness and validation to the 'Crew'
Please try not to question your place on this earth.
You create alot of happy here...!
So.... argue with that!

 

You bring happiness and validation to the 'Crew'
You create alot of happy here...!

well, I do know I made someone happy last night ;)

thank you K.T.!!! you have no idea how much it means to me to hear it.

[Edited by on Mar 7, 2005 at 08:12am.]

you made a lot of people happy last night....

yup, I was talking about cookies ;)
I even made 3 men I didn't know happy! hahaha
-they got the 'midnight munchies' I think, and they made me sell them 2 boxes of LAmommies cookies! DOH!

(I will get them replaced)

[Edited by on Mar 7, 2005 at 08:20am.]

I got 4 boxes...and I have a thank-you note from whitney up in my cube...

also...I have a big smile on my face becasue I gave my "rose" back to whitney...how often does a little 9yr girl get a rose....

well...how often does a 9yr buy me a rose???

 

THANK YOU again to everyone who bought cookies!

I have ADD

i cannot read these long posts let alone the newspaper headlines....

 

w00t

 

I am laughing my a$$ off! ----I can't put this 'back slogging' down!

THX 1138

- 09:37pm Feb 2, 2001 CST

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"THX 1138: Preacher, Reformer, Anti-Harassment advocate"

"THX wants to be on the float!"

Yeah right!

I had to go and fall in love with this weirdo medallion addict so I'm doing all this stuff that just isn't me and I just know is crazy.

Like staying up late at night waiting for clues to come out. Going through Steve's book until 2:00am even though I gotta get up @ 5:45am. Buying big arse boots that I SWORE I would never own. Buying a big arse coat that makes me look like a pregnant man. I even went as far as getting a propane lantern for God's sake. What the heck does a city boy like me need a propane lantern for?

I was telling a few of my friends from High School back in Missouri about this medallion nonsense and they think we're crazy. I'm starting to think they're right?

The statistics on sanity: one out of every four people is
suffering from some sort of mental illness.

Think of your three best friends...

...if they're okay, then it's you.