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![]() Saturday, January 29, 2005
10:54:00 AM Never forget.
I wish this guy had quoted his sources.. because I remember all of this stuff too. I hate how they manipulate us and make us forget what they said, twist their words.. and when we show them their words they attack the people who cataloged them instead of addressing the issue.
For those of you who wonder why so many are kicking and screaming over the war in Iraq, over Bush, please read this and remember what you may have forgotten. Saddam had to go, this is clear. But the way we did it was clearly the wrong way. We have to finish the job, this is clear. But the way we are doing it is clearly the wrong way. I just love how these self-proclaimed Christians rape and torture in the name of justice and freedom. And you wonder why I have a problem with organized religion-- I don't want to share my religion with these monsters. I saw a bumper sticker on the road the other day that said "You cannot be Catholic AND pro-choice!" Suddenly I wished that I had a bumper sticker on MY car that said "You cannot be Catholic AND pro-death penalty!" I wished I could pass them and they could read it so they'd realize how twisted they were, using religion only when it was convenient for political spin. Course I could be wrong.. maybe this person was against the death penalty too? But I think you all know why that person had that bumper sticker on their car- they were supporting Bush over Kerry as a Catholic and using the abortion issue as a tool for said support. Supporting Bush? Who has been described as the death penalty governor? By your logic my "bumper sticker" would be true too. So next time don't be such a moron, just simplify the bumper sticker to "you can't be Christian and pro-choice" and then I'll let it slide that you are also pro-death penalty-- because there are certainly parts of the greater Christian faith that "allow that." Until then, remain ignorant!
Current Mood: 2008.
Post Reply Friday, January 28, 2005
2:56:00 PM Cute Spam
Ok I dunno why it struck my fancy so well but I got some spam that I thought was just... cute! The spam's subject was "SURPRISE YOUR COMPUTER" and in the spam they tried to hock $50 copies of pirated Windows XP. The idea of surprising my computer with a present made me giddy :) I imagined myself as joe computer user with a blue-screen-filled windows 98 box getting that email and imagined myself imagining what it'd be like to upgrade to Windows XP and make everything pretty and green like the ads-- and how this advertisement was making it affordable finally to upgrade-- I'd suprise my computer because it would never expect me to be able to afford Windows XP-- but at these prices, I'll buy 2 copies!!
But wait, wtf am I saying? My computer already knows I got this message! Well jeeez--THANKS FOR RUINING THE DAMN SURPRISE.. FUCKING SPAMMERS!
"I used to say my favorite organ was my Brain, but then I realized- what's making me say this?" -Some sig on usenet Permalink - Blogger Backlinks - Technorati - Del.icio.usComment?
Hey everyone! Another podcast fresh from CelerityFM studios!
Get the podcast by clicking here! Shownotes: 01:43 Table of contentsThis one is a long one since I hadn't podcasted in a while-- had alot to "get off my chest" -- ahh, much better/duke. So remember if you want to see "The Balls" as discussed in the podcast, then leave some comments/feedback!
Current Mood: Podcasted!
Post Reply Thursday, January 27, 2005
12:17:00 AM New Podcast almost here!
Just finished recording the latest podcast, going to work up the show notes and finish compressing/tweaking the mp3 and publish it here hopefully jusf after the sun sets today.
Current Mood: Gleeful!
Comment? Tuesday, January 11, 2005
Wow thanks everyone for listening and thanks to Kyle Case and Richard for the comments about my blog and the podcast! I got "the podcast bug" late in the evening today and just had to bust out another episode.. this time I actually got closer to my predetermined show length! I only went over by 7 minutes this time heh.
Before I link to the new podcast I wanted to answer some questions that Richard asked in the comments-- here are his questions and what I found for answers-- What is the difference between xml and rss and an enclosure? The XML is the language used in creating an RSS file-- enclosures are XML tags used in RSS files that point at media files, such as podcasts. Why don't you have a direct link to the mp3 file on the web page so we can just play it? As you found out, I did put up a link.. I just didn't describe it very well - I'll do a better job next time. Why does the orange button with XML on it just open a page of code and make me have to search for the link and then copy and paste it into my browser? - Well that link is actually not meant to be viewed in a web browser, its meant to be copied and pasted into a program like iPodder. Why can I not download the file direct and move it manually to my ipod or mp3 player? Well now you know that you can by using my link-- or you can copy and paste the XML link into a program that will do it automatically. Why does the techy side of podcasting remain surrounded in gobbledegook? Personally I blame the fact that its so new... but its really because "they" still haven't flushed out all the details yet :) But you were able to listen to it, and that means we had success!! Richard, and everyone else- thank you all for listening, it makes it that much more interesting and fun for me too! And Richard-- listening to the original Hitchhikers Guide radio broadcast, now THAT is cool!! What do you think of the new shows and whats your thoughts on the movie? Anyone else care to comment on this stuff? Any other podcast questions? Let me welcome all of you to podcasting!! Anyways HERES my second podcast! Click here to download the podcast
Shownotes:
01:47 - Who is listening/stats rundown Current Mood: Accomplished! Current Music: Celerityfm - CFM-2005-01-10 Permalink - Blogger Backlinks - Technorati - Del.icio.us
Post Reply Saturday, January 08, 2005
Allright! My first podcast.. its up.. and stuff.
And to go along with that first podcast, shownotes!
01:31 - It's Dawn and Drew's fault Now the recommended way to get this is to get something like iPodder and throw my RSS feed URL into it and have the program automatically download my podcast whenever a new show comes out. As a bonus if you have an mp3 player, iPodder can throw the show into iTunes or Windows Media Player so that every time you sync your iPod or Rio or whatever mp3 player to your computer my show will automatically be put on there for your listening convenience. Its kinda like TiVO for the internet :P. I use a similar program, iPod agent to grab the RSS feeds of the weblogs listed in the links section on the left and throw the actual TEXT of the weblogs into the notes section on my iPod so I can read them wherever I am, whenever I feel like it :). Hope you like my show-- give me some comments (click "what you say)!! Permalink - Blogger Backlinks - Technorati - Del.icio.us
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First my response and then the original email:
Thank you for your email and for the link. I appreciate you taking the time to come out of the woodwork and help me understand my mistake :)
I did some research after I wrote that and I found that indeed you CAN be catholic and pro-death penalty but it's all in the way the death penalty is applied. Basically it's a last resort, only way this person can be stopped from killing again type thing. I believe that the most vocal death penalty proponents do not believe this and are more bent on revenge, eye for an eye, type thing and that's what bothers me. As you may know, the Pope has chastised, even condemned the United States and Bush over our use of the death penalty for many years and I believe now that its because he believes we abuse it.
I've amended my blogpost to point out all of this in light of your email, and I appreciate you writing me!
Thanks,
Walter
On 8/12/05, Steve <scuba@****> wrote:
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> Walter,
>
> I came across your blog for Jan. 29th of this year and glanced
> over it a bit. Many people mistakenly assume that according to
> Catholic teaching war & capital punishment are issues of equal
> weight with abortion. This is not the case.
>
> A recent article from a Catholic publication discusses this and
> states why Catholics are at liberty to hold differing views on
> issues such as war & capital punishment, but not on abortion.
>
> I invite you to take a look.
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> http://www.catholic.com/thisrock/2005/0503fea2.asp
>
>
> Take care,
>
> -Steve
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