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| True Earth Ground [message #56249] |
Tue, 26 July 2005 07:04  |
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> >> Things are just getting a little too tense around here. I don't want to
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| Re: True Earth Ground [message #56253 is a reply to message #56249] |
Tue, 26 July 2005 08:09  |
gene lennon
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> Deej
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> "justcron" <justcron@hydrorecords.commune> wrote in message
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>> "michael bliss" <mbliss1@austin.rr.com> wrote in message
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>> > Been here since 1998, believe me, if i wanted to get to know
>> > you..... you would know me.
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>> wow, 7 years in the same newsgroup and I still have no idea who you are.
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>> Impressive!
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>> But you know me of course.
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>This says it all and it was written by Bob Herbet-but then again to many
of you he is the enemy from the dreaded Ny Times
JM
And it is this incompetence and indifference to suffering (yes, the carnage
continues to mount in Iraq) that makes it so hard to be optimistic about
the prospects for the United States over the next few years. At a time when
effective, innovative leadership is desperately needed to cope with matters
of war and peace, terrorism and domestic security, the economic imperatives
of globalization and the rising competition for oil, the United States is
being led by a man who seems oblivious to the reality of his awesome responsibilities.
Like a boy being prepped for a second crack at a failed exam, Mr. Bush has
been meeting with his handlers to see what steps can be taken to minimize
the political fallout from this latest demonstration of his ineptitude. But
this is not about politics. It's about competence. And when the president
is so obviously clueless about matters so obviously important, it means that
the rest of us, like the people left stranded in New Orleans, are in deep,
deep trouble.My buddy Swen just fromatted hos audio drives (Win XP) NTFS.
Is this okay? We always used FAT32 till now, but he had trouble doing that
this time, so...
Also, what's the best name in drives these days?
JimmyThere should be no problem,
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| Re: True Earth Ground [message #56256 is a reply to message #56253] |
Tue, 26 July 2005 08:35 |
DC
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gt; Also, what's the best name in drives these days?
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> > Jimmy
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>I've posted before about using Cubase SX and Paris in a doubleDAW mix
scenario. One of the *issues* with this is that files are being processed at
32 bit in SX and then lightpiped over the 20 bit feed to Paris.
I have done some critical listening on this and I discovered that cumulative
quantization errors when streaming many tracks while truncating from 32 bit
float through a 20 bit digital feed was creating some harshness in the
1-2kHz frequency range.
To solve this, I found a very flexible dither algo and have instantiated it
on every channel of my Cubase mix template. Now each track is being dithered
as it is passed from SX to Paris. I'm mixing a small project that I tracked
yesterday. What I'm hearing at the end of the songs as they fade sounds just
like tape hiss. I used mostly class A, solid state preamps on this project
and even my tube gear is dead quiet........so I'm almost positive this is
cumulative dither noise. Fading the tracks takes care of it and the final
stage of the process is yet another dither.
Rather than thinking it unpleasant, I'm actually liking the sound of this,
though it certainly isn't digital purity by any stretch.
I ned to paly around with this some more though. This is a small
project........15 tracks tops. I don't know how this would sound in a
project with 40 + tracks. Might be a problem.
Hmmmm.......Hmmmm...........don't know the answer to that one.
"uptown jimmy" <johnson314@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> What about transferring files from my FAT32 drive to his NTFS drive to
work
> on and then back to my FAT32 drives later?
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> Jimmy
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> "DJ" <animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net> wrote in message
> news:431ca21a@linux...
> > There should be no problem, but if he is networked to another system
that
> is
> > running a ystem drive that is FAT32, the Fat 32 drive will not be able
to
> > read the NTFS drive. Since all my HD's on my Paris system are FAT32, I
> > format my WinXP drives on my Cubase DAW FAT32 also so they can all see
> each
> > other.
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> > "uptown jimmy" <johnson314@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> > news:431c9f12$1@linux...
> > > My buddy Swen just fromatted hos audio drives (Win XP) NTFS.
> > >
> > > Is this okay? We always used FAT32 till now, but he had trouble doing
> that
> > > this time, so...
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> > > Also, what's the best name in drives these days?
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> > > Jimmy
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| Re: True Earth Ground [message #56282 is a reply to message #56271] |
Tue, 26 July 2005 18:24 |
Deej [1]
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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.What's wrong with FRENCH??
--
Martin Harrington
www.lendanear-sound.com
"DJ" <animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net> wrote in message
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> Don't get me started on the French...........
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> ;o)
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> "tonehouse" <zmcleod@comcast.net> wrote in message news:431c5555@linux...
>> You mean Paris "Texas"? I thought this was a rodeo group. Freedom Fries
> for
>> everyone...
>> "Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote in message
>> news:431c4ded@linux...
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| Re: True Earth Ground [message #56285 is a reply to message #56282] |
Tue, 26 July 2005 18:59 |
audioguy_nospam_
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jects are in the 40-80 track range. That's why I
wonderd about setting cubase to do processing at a lower bit rate rate to
avoid quantization noise.
I'm still at SX 1.06....haven't made the jump to sx 3 yet, so I'm not sure
what it can do. I only use cubase for sequencing and vsti's so far. Keep
forging ahead, oh bleeding edge techno guru..better you than me. 80P
rod
"DJ" <animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net> wrote:
>Hmmmm...........good question. I've been working this way for a while and
to
>be honest, I'm less and less thrilled by the sonics of the whole situation.
>It's really nice to be able to just open up a UAD-1 plugin or insert an
>external processor on a track and it is automatically compensated. That's
>very cool. Also cool is being able to bus groups to compressors.
>
>The thing is, I'm doing mostly acoustic/bluegrass projects and the overall
>clarity of the mix is a *huge* deal here. Processing always reduces that,
no
>matter what. Even without using processing in SX, there is processing going
>on in the lightpipe transfer and the more I work this way, the more I'm
>noticing a cumulative hit. It might work fine for pop music...........not
as
>well for this.
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>I am very seriously considering cutting back on the SX machine and just
>making it a sequencer/VSTi platform again and doing all of my mixing in
>Paris. I'll probably keep the Multiface and unload one or both of the HDSP
>9652's along with 3 x of my ADAT cards since I will be using Windows XP
>again with Paris.
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>I haven't decided for sure yet. It's been fun playing around with this
>monster rig, but the more I work this way, the more I appreciate Paris and
>it's sheer simplicity. If I was producing rock or pop music here, I'd be
>thinking differently I think.
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>The hoops I have to jump through transferring projects to Cubase SX just
so
>I can use the UAD-1 and other plugins with no latency take easily as much
or
>more time than it would take me to manually compensate for delay in Paris.
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>"Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@kc.rr.com> wrote in message news:431cbcce$1@linux...
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>> Deej, is it possible to configure cubase to operate at 16 or 20 bits?
Just
>> a thought.
>> rod
>> "DJ" <animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net> wrote:
>> >I've posted before about using Cubase SX and Paris in a doubleDAW mix
>> >scenario. One of the *issues* with this is that files are being processed
>> at
>> >32 bit in SX and then lightpiped over the 20 bit feed to Paris.
>> >
>> >I have done some critical listening on this and I discovered that
>cumulative
>> >quantization errors when streaming many tracks while truncating from
32
>> bit
>> >float through a 20 bit digital feed was creating some harshness in the
>> >1-2kHz frequency range.
>> >
>> >To solve this, I found a very flexible dither algo and have instantiated
>> it
>> >on every channel of my Cubase mix template. Now each track is being
>dithered
>> >as it is passed from SX to Paris. I'm mixing a small project that I
>tracked
>> >yesterday. What I'm hearing at the end of the songs as they fade sounds
>> just
>> >like tape hiss. I used mostly class A, solid state preamps on this
>project
>> >and even my tube gear is dead quiet........so I'm almost positive this
is
>> >cumulative dither noise. Fading the tracks ta
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| Re: True Earth Ground [message #56287 is a reply to message #56285] |
Tue, 26 July 2005 19:24 |
Deej [1]
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rs,
> Kim."Martin Harrington" <lendan@bigpond.net.au> wrote:
>but "homosecual" ????
Hehe... oops. ;oPThanks Martin.
Cheers,
Kim.
"Martin Harrington" <lendan@bigpond.net.au> wrote:
>Hi Kim
>Here's the contact no (02) 9436 4444 www.sammys.com.au
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>--
>Martin Harrington
>www.lendanear-sound.com
>
>"Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:431c2758$1@linux...
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>> "Martin Harrington" <lendan@bigpond.net.au> wrote:
>>>Cnr McClaren St and Hotham Pde
>>>Artarmon
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>> Is that McLachlan and Hotham?
>>
>> Panavision comes up 1 McLachlan Artarmon in the white pages. Can't find
>> Samulson
>> at all, but I'll give Panavision a ring and see if they can't put me on
to
>> them.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Kim.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Kim.
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>Look after yourself Nappy.
My sister went through the stent thing earlier this year, and then ended up
having to have a quadruple bypass.
All is fine now but was touch and go for a while...she is only 44, too.
--
Martin Harrington
www.lendanear-sound.com
"Nappy" <mgrant01@san.rr.com> wrote in message news:431cace6$1@linux...
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> In preperation for a Kidney transplant I had to have a Angiogram and Heart
> Catherization. The angiogram revealed two of my arteries were blocked and
> they
> had to place stents in the blocked arteries. Everything
> went well and I'm doing great. Thank God I wasn't in
> the path of Katrina.
>
> respect
> NappyI like FRENCH FRIES!
8OP
"Martin Harrington" <lendan@bigpond.net.au> wrote:
>What's wrong with FRENCH??
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>--
>Martin Harrington
>www.lendanear-sound.com
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>"DJ" <animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net> wrote in message
>news:431c6cd5@linux...
>> Don't get me started on the French...........
>>
>> ;o)
>>
>> "tonehouse" <zmcleod@comcast.net> wrote in message news:431c5555@linux...
>>> You mean Paris "Texas"? I thought this was a rodeo group. Freedom Fries
>> for
>>> everyone...
>>> "Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote in message
>>> news:431c4ded@linux...
>>> >
>>> > She was in Greece cavorting around with Tara Reid on "Taradise" last
>>> night.
>>> > 8oP
>>> > rod
>>> > "Mike" <spamthis@alltel.net> wrote:
>>> > >I would like to discuss Paris - anybody?.... anybody?
>>> > >
>>> > >
>>> >
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>On 6 Sep 2005 06:39:02 +1000, "Nappy" <mgrant01@san.rr.com> wrote:
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>In preperation for a Kidney transplant I had to have a Angiogram and Heart
>Catherization. The angiogram revealed two of my arteries were blocked and
>they
>had to place stents in the blocked arteries. Everything
>went well and I'm doing great. Thank God I wasn't in
>the path of Katrina.
>
Good luck to you, Nappy. We'll toss in a word to the Big Guy for you.
pabPowell and Rice are not like any Black
>people I know
Hello!!!
JM
>I happen to know a few folks who are thriving in this
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| Re: True Earth Ground [message #56293 is a reply to message #56282] |
Tue, 26 July 2005 21:11 |
gene lennon
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> Go with Seagates...very quiet, plenty fast and reliable.
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> MEB
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> "uptown jimmy" <johnson314@bellsouth.net> wrote:
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>>Also, what's the best name in drives these days?
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>>Jimmy
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>Woo hoo - cool that they caught that! Last year, I had an "episode":
got taken to the ER, flat-lined, got brought back, admitted, had
another stroke and heart attack a few hours later, got stented - my
heart and blood flow's now doing fine.
I pray that everything goes well with your future transplant.
Peace - Don
On 6 Sep 2005 06:39:02 +1000, "Nappy" <mgrant01@san.rr.com> wrote:
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>In preperation for a Kidney transplant I had to have a Angiogram and Heart
>Catherization. The angiogram revealed two of my arteries were blocked and
>they
>had to place stents in the blocked arteries. Everything
>went well and I'm doing great. Thank God I wasn't in
>the path of Katrina.
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| Re: True Earth Ground [message #56316 is a reply to message #56311] |
Wed, 27 July 2005 09:05 |
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my diet. And pizza. But here in Alaska,
> neither are worth eating anyway. Ain't no Carnegie or Totonno's in
> this neighborhood.
>
> Nappy, I would assume that, if you are having nightmares, they are
> related to stress. Certainly you are in one of the scariest emotional
> places any of us could find ourselves.
>
> Be very encouraged: I have several friends that have gone through
> kidney transplants - one just a year ago, the others over the last
> decade. They are all thriving and lead virtually the same lives they
> have led all along.
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> Peace - Don
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> On 7 Sep 2005 02:57:29 +1000, "Nappy" <mgrant01@san.rr.com> wrote:
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>>Wow Don,
>>I'm very lucky indeed,must have been scary.
>>Did you have nightmares after the stents?
>>
>>respect
>>Nappy
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>>DMorrell <don@toneworks.com> wrote:
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>>>Woo hoo - cool that they caught that! Last year, I had an "episode":
>>>got taken to the ER, flat-lined, got brought back, admitted, had
>>>another stroke and heart attack a few hours later, got stented - my
>>>heart and blood flow's now doing fine.
>>>
>>>I pray that everything goes well with your future transplant.
>>>
>>>Peace - Don
>>>
>>>On 6 Sep 2005 06:39:02 +1000, "Nappy" <Report message to a moderator
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| Re: True Earth Ground [message #56324 is a reply to message #56323] |
Wed, 27 July 2005 13:54 |
Neil
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on one day notice! I
had just moved in 3 days earlier. I said only with a complete refund
of every nickel. He refused, and told me he would sue me for
damaging the house (which I did not do) if I did not get out that
night. I did not, and ended up defending myself in court (lost)
and on appeal (settled for a few hundred). Fun huh?
Why am I telling you this? Because an experience like that will
make a flaming Bolshevik out of anyone. An experience like
what you are describing will result in the way you feel. It's only
reasonable that this is so.
Two problems though.
1. Your model does not account for the black leaders who not only
do great work, but will bend for no one. Rice and Powell are prime
examples. I do not believe that *anyone* pulls their strings.
And frankly, although we know there is still racism out there,
the hate shown towards conservative black leaders by liberals of
all colors, is often much, much worse than any racism they have
experienced. It starts with the idea that they are just puppets.
And how will your model hold up if Rice becomes president?
Think she will be one of the bosses then? But she will STILL be
slandered by the left for not being one of them, won't she?
This is not what King had in mind is it?
2. The fundamental difference between the left and the right on
this is NO LONGER "do we like black people?" any more. This is not
1961. (and honestly, look at liberal cities like San Fran and
Portland OR and try to find some black people) The fundamental
difference today is whether we believe that the government should
provide equal opportunities or equal results. The right believes
that the government should provide equal opportunites, but the
left believes that unequal results automatically equal racism.
The left believe this because it keeps them in power and keeps
people coming back to them for handouts, creating a permanent
underclass of black victims on the bottom and white liberals on top with
handouts.
But of course, equal opportunity does not always give equal results.
And that offends those with socialistic bents. Unfortunately for
them, the methods of providing equal results always fail, and
pretty much everyone knows it.
Why do African immigrants do so much better than many black
americans? They do. Better grades, better jobs. It clearly is
not the genes.
Racism isn't just sinful, it's stupid.
It's the damn culture, not the people. Read Thomas Sowell on this.
That culture, derived from slave owners, has a history all the way
back to england, scotland and ireland, and every group, white or
black that embraces it, sees the same phenomena that black
american culture currently suffers from.
I spent most of my life in academia, and I have done more than
have black friends. I have mentored and led young black men.
Today, nearly all are succesful and many are professionals, and it
all started with changing the way they think. Racism is not the
issue. It's like "whac
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| Re: True Earth Ground [message #56330 is a reply to message #56324] |
Wed, 27 July 2005 16:44 |
Mike ClMike Claytor
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gt;damaging the house (which I did not do) if I did not get out that
>night. I did not, and ended up defending myself in court (lost)
>and on appeal (settled for a few hundred). Fun huh?
>
>Why am I telling you this? Because an experience like that will
>make a flaming Bolshevik out of anyone. An experience like
>what you are describing will result in the way you feel. It's only
>reasonable that this is so.
>
>Two problems though.
>
>1. Your model does not account for the black leaders who not only
>do great work, but will bend for no one. Rice and Powell are prime
>examples. I do not believe that *anyone* pulls their strings.
>And frankly, although we know there is still racism out there,
>the hate shown towards conservative black leaders by liberals of
>all colors, is often much, much worse than any racism they have
>experienced. It starts with the idea that they are just puppets.
>
>And how will your model hold up if Rice becomes president?
>Think she will be one of the bosses then? But she will STILL be
>slandered by the left for not being one of them, won't she?
>
>This is not what King had in mind is it?
>
>
>2. The fundamental difference between the left and the right on
>this is NO LONGER "do we like black people?" any more. This is not
>1961. (and honestly, look at liberal cities like San Fran and
>Portland OR and try to find some black people) The fundamental
>difference today is whether we believe that the government should
>provide equal opportunities or equal results. The right believes
>that the government should provide equal opportunites, but the
>left believes that unequal results automatically equal racism.
>
>The left believe this because it keeps them in power and keeps
>people coming back to them for handouts, creating a permanent
>underclass of black victims on the bottom and white liberals on top with
>handouts.
>
>But of course, equal opportunity does not always give equal results.
>And that offends those with socialistic bents. Unfortunately for
>them, the methods of providing equal results always fail, and
>pretty much everyone knows it.
>
>Why do African immigrants do so much better than many black
>americans? They do. Better grades, better jobs. It clearly is
>not the genes.
>
>Racism isn't just sinful, it's stupid.
>
>It's the damn culture, not the people. Read Thomas Sowell on this.
>That culture, derived from slave owners, has a history all the way
>back to england, scotland and ireland, and every group, white or
>black that embraces it, sees the same phenomena that black
>american culture currently suffers from.
>
>I spent most of my life in academia, and I have done more than
>have black friends. I have mentored and led young black men.
>Today, nearly all are succesful and many are professionals, and it
>all started with changing the way they think. Racism is not the
>issue. It's like "whack-a-mole", we need to hammer it wherever it
>pops up, but that won't change things. What made the change
>is a sense of ownership.
>
>Young man came in my office one day to apologize for being late.
>Said he was in jail. Turns out he was in McDonalds late at night,
>just "eating while black" and a couple of Fontana cops rousted him.
>When he simply asked them why they were hassling him, he ended
>up in jail with a summons. He was so mad he was nearly shaking.
>He felt beaten, and like a victim of a mssive power structure that
>hated him for his skin color. He was set to pay the fine, but the
>hate from this expreience was palpable in him. I said "to hell with
>that, don't pay a damn thing". You are an AMERICAN, you own
>this country as much as anyone else. Don't react to this like those
>racist cops expect you to. You go in dressed we
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| Re: True Earth Ground [message #56332 is a reply to message #56324] |
Wed, 27 July 2005 17:04 |
Mike ClMike Claytor
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>And you if think I am pissed, read this guy:
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>http://www.ejectejecteject.com/archives/000129.html
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>
>Take care of yourself.
>
>DC"jason Miles" <Jmiles45@aol.com> wrote:
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>leave me out of your posts-you have too much time on your hands to have
the
>time to write all of this bullshit-Rice ain't gonna be president (neither
>is Hillary so I cut you off at the pass on this one) but if she does I will
>take up several offers that I have in Europe and Move
>JM
Well, you'd probably fit right in. At any rate this is not personal.
I have nothing against you personally. But the choice here could
not be clearer.
One of us is wrong.
good luck on your shows, man.
DC"Nappy" <mgrant01@san.rr.com> wrote:
>But,there is always one or two of the workers(black or brown)that does
more
>than the others and seems to
>have more drive than the others. The big guys call him
>up to the office and decide to make him a superviser.
>Now everyone on the outside thinks,see blacks are
>getting places. But not so fast! They make him believe
>that if he continues to work hard he will become one
>of them,but he will never become one of them and
>at
>some point he will realize that he has been use to do the
>dirty work for them.
Oh... my... god...
I can't beleive I'm reading this.
So they SHOULDN'T promote the black guy because he's the best
worker down on the floor? Wait, that wouldn't be right... if
he's the best worker, then he SHOULD be the one to get promoted.
No, wait again, but then he'd be getting screwed by getting
promoted, for the reasons that you just said. OK, so we don't
want him to get screwed, so we'll leave him where he is... no,
but then we'd be screwing him by NOT promoting him.
Looks like from your perspective the black guy is screwed either
way by working there.
NeilHey guys,
trying to get input from some four or more card system useres ...
I have a three card system and I remember that things became a lot more
instable when I went from a 2 card to a 3card system ... is the switch
painful?
Also, should I get a PCI expansion bridge, or are all of you running a hefty
450watt Powersupply and plug it into the Mobo?
Thanks,
Ted5 card system running here at the moment.
If you are only adding EDS cards and not interfaces, the addition
would be fairly painless... BUT...
I would recommend a Magma chassis for several reasons:
1) Too much heat inside the computer with this many cards.
2) You would need at *LEAST* a 500W supply to drive 4 cards and a few
drives etc.
3) Configuring IRQ's is WAY more forgiving in a Magma chassis.
4) You now have room to add MORE EDS cards!! ;-)
David.
J.S. wrote:
> Hey guys,
> trying to get input from some four or more card system useres ...
> I have a three card system and I remember that things became a lot more
> instable when I went from a 2 card to a 3card system ... is the switch
> painful?
> Also, should I get a PCI expansion bridge, or are all of you running a hefty
> 450watt Powersupply and plug it into the Mobo?
> Thanks,
> Ted
>
>
>Thanks man,
I re
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Wed, 27 July 2005 21:07 |
Craig Mitchell
Messages: 20
Registered: July 2005
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the whole lousy bunch of liars here are so
>short on facts that they must tell bigger and bigger lies and get
>angrier and angrier to cover up their dishonesty. It won't work.
>
>BTW, just for the record. I believe in reparations. Every black
>american would get free college or trade school with living and
>food paid for. Just in case you think I am a hard rightie...
>No money though. No handouts.
>
>And you if think I am pissed, read this guy:
>
>http://www.ejectejecteject.com/archives/000129.html
>
>
>Take care of yourself.
>
>DCYou don't frighten us, English pig-dogs! Go and boil your bottom, sons of a
silly person. I blow my nose at you, so-called Arthur King, you and all your
silly English k-nnnnniggets. Thpppppt! Thppt! Thppt!
"Tony" <tonyx@standingxhampton.com> wrote in message
news:BF43C89A.3ED82%tonyx@standingxhampton.com...
> I'm not dead. ;>)
>
> And my all time favorite:
>
> King Arthur: The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering
> samite held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by
> divine providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur. THAT is why I am
> your king.
>
> Dennis: [interrupting] Listen, strange women lyin' in ponds distributin'
> swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power
> derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic
> ceremony.
>
> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071853/quotes
>
>
> Regards,
>
> The Black Knight
>
>
> On 9/6/05 9:27 PM, in article 431e4f22$1@linux, "DJ"
> <animix_spam-this-ahole_@animas.net> wrote:
>
> > bring out y'er dead!!!!!!!!!!
> >
> > ;o)
> >
> >
> >
> > "Ni-Knights" <ni@hahaha.org> wrote in message news:431e4dda$1@linux...
> >>
> >> TC <tc@spammetodeathyoubastards.org> wrote:
> >>
> >>> I am sure there are French Paris users here, and you are adding
nothing
> >> constructive
> >>> to this forum. Grow up.
> >>
> >>
> >> A-ha! Yes the FFrrench use Paris! They use it, and abuse it, and
> >> have ruined it with their smelly personages...
> >>
> >> And their mothers smell of Elderberry!
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>If you do not tell us where we can buy a shrubbery, my friend and I will
say... we will say... 'ni'.
"Ni-Knights" <ni@hahaha.org> wrote in message news:431e4dda$1@linux...
>
> TC <tc@spammetodeathyoubastards.org> wrote:
>
> >I am sure there are French Paris users here, and you are adding nothing
> constructive
> >to this forum. Grow up.
>
>
> A-ha! Yes the FFrrench use Paris! They use it, and abuse it, and
> have ruined it with their smelly personages...
>
> And their mothers smell of Elderberry!
>
>"
>One of us is wrong.
Yeah-You are
>
>
>good luck on your shows, man.
If you would have read my post-we finished 7 shows this summer 2 weeks ago
JM
>
>DC
>"Nappy" <mgrant01@san.rr.com> wrote:
>I wish we could come to the middle and
>have a little empathy for each others concerns.
I think we have, and do.
If I didn't have that empathy I would live in a little white world,
instead of pouring my heart out on this vital subject.
People care more than you may know.
Take care of yourself.
DC"jason Miles" <Jmiles45@aol.com> wrote:
>>One of us is wrong.
>Yeah-You are
Well thanks for clearing THAT all up...I fe
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