text: Grey Dream Talisman posted:2/23/2013 10:58:38 PM I have had only one or two actual 'alien' experiences as far as I can recall in my whole life. I decided for the sake of discussion to toss one out here. Before I start the topic, I had an interesting thought that one of the only larger posts I made was in regards to a Ghost Dog sighting, involving the same friend who became a flatmate. Who also figures a bit into this post, and who I may mention was very freaked out by my sharing this with him the next day. I was to find he has a huge aversion to anything 'alien', especially Greys. He related a few nightmares about them, and while I finished telling him of this event, the morning or evening after it occurred, he was none too pleased, unnerved, and surprisingly was able to easily relate to it and completely relate to it. Some aspects of it were parallel or confirmed by his experiences. Said friend and I had become flatmates after a few months of befriending one another a year or more before. He was the driver of the vehicle that hit the ghost dog, I the only passenger. Fast forward some months ahead, and we are bachelors living in a small place, both struggling artist types. Neither if us had much furniture nor money to invest in it, so our separate rooms and the whole flat was Spartan I make mention of this as it figures into my view of the event, literally, how I one night only a month or so living in the space woke, or had such a vivid dream that I may as well have been. I slept on the floor, and woke to an uncomfortable feeling, something which usually heralds a Shape showing up (more of that topic I have written of in a Shadow People thread). I have been prone to horrible nightmares since I was a child, very bad bouts of it as an adult. I had learned to cope as best I could with this, but knew the uneasy feelings which I associated with the onslaught quickly growing at times to hideous, detailed, long and horrific nightmares, night terrors and sleep paralysis. At times I could fight it off and wake myself as soon as I felt this, at times I was helpless and had to endure the fears. I am a cynical lad, always have been. I was raised by an analytical father who has small faith in anything but that which can be proven. I was with this prone to be dubious, even though I experienced many unexplainable events. I am therefore an odd amalgam of imagination and solid facts, not prone to take anything at face value, or to speak hastily of faith in anything, especially that which is outside the realm of what I like, a nice quiet life. Shadow People. Shapes. Ghost Dogs, oh my! Aliens? UFO's? I like to occasionally draw them with my own dark humourous slant, but believe in them? Not exactly. I have witnessed a UFO, by which I mean what it is, an Unidentified Flying Object, be it manned or unmanned. It was silent and fast and low is all I KNOW. Imagine 4 bright lights in a row with one slightly offset to one end of the line, like a dot-to-dot drawing of an arrow, minus one dot to make the arrowhead. That was it, all I saw one night whilst engaged in a childhood habit of stargazing and looking for satellites. One night I saw something else is all. Wow, interesting and quite different is what I thought. Did I think actual ET's were piloting whatever-it-was? Not at all. Not interested. I am aware also of the studies of greys, have seen shows, know how daily life and viewing habits can color one's perceptions and such. Years prior I had created a few Greys as cartoon characters and sculpted a maquette of one for reference. When 'Alien Autopsy' was released I was dubious at best as to its veracity. As an artist and special effects afficiando I look at creatures and aliens as fun art. So, there you have a general enough sketch of me to go on with. I woke with the dread sensation, the familiar numbness and sleep paralysis to which I was well too-aquainted with. I was 'awake' for all intents and purposes. I struggled to no avail, and saw a glow in the room which was all new in my waking life or bad dreams. A dim all pervading glow in magenta of all colors. I was able to fight my muscles enough, the numbness and tingling and leaden feeling to move my head enough to look up and over into the room more. To my disbelief I saw 4 Beings. They 3 were looming over me, one in a corner peering into my near-empty closet in my small room. They were tall, heads nearly touching the ceiling. Obviously the Greys I had heard of and even drawn at time for fun, but they were not the diminutive 3-ft-tall snarky cartoons I had drawn nor the innocent big eyed types from Close Encounters. They were huge. Bigger heads than I had drawn or imagined, ever, no mouths that I recall, the 'typical' (note the irony of that) big eyes at a slant. Their skin was translucent, a grey-ISH colour but not just grey. Blue was infused as well, and the magenta light shone through bits like the finger tips. Their necks were longer than anything I had imagined as well as their limbs and fingers. They had 3 long fingers and a thumb, unlike my silly takes which had 4 fingers and thumb. I also saw as they moved their heads and hands, and limbs, that they had no skeletal structure to speak of, maybe cartilage instead. They were freakish to me as they moved their fingers in a disjointed manner, fluidly, and their necks were sinuous, snakelike. They were standing over me, the 3, conversing. One turned its head to look at the wall, which I thought odd. A blank wall. Why would an empty wall be a point of observation for it? The other two continued a few moments looking at one another, and I could feel/hear a buzzing which was their speaking. The noise set me on edge even more as it was unpleasant to hear. I suppose in a way it is best described as worse to hear than fingernails on a chalkboard which does not really bother me. This did. Something about the frequency just made me uncomfortable in a distinct way. One noticed my feeble movements and looked down at me. Meaning it cranes its neck down and to the side to look at me in a grotesque manner, as its lack of solid bone structure was hideous to behold as its neck bent in two places. That and its similarly bendable fingers were the hugely 'alien' factors to me, since nothing bipedal of this earth could move thus. I suppose it is what I am attempting to convey, the 'alien-ness' of it, or them, not inasmuch as 'aliens', but their absolute foreign movements which was not possible which made them alien to my senses, something not easily accomplished to one as myself steeped in movie special effects, monster movies, comics and the like. I'm a cynical product of years watching special effects laden movies, studying the art of effects and being an artist. I make this a point because of the fear they generated. I am not one to flinch at grue, gore, or creature effects onscreen, as I know how it is done. Suddenly seeming to have 4 genuine artifacts however briefly in one's small flat at night, uninvited and unexpected was horrific in every sense of the word. I say seeming to have as I am unable to prove NOR disprove the event, so I can only relate the event. When one noticed me it seemed irate, at the other in some way. The one looking at the wall looked back over at me, all 3 looking down, the 'leader' is the one who cranes its neck down and with that buzzing sound, forced somehow, it felt, me to translate it mentally into words. That was perhaps even more unpleasant than all of it. Sleep paralysis and night terrors I have endured, never had anything in any vision or nightmare given that much mental discomfort as that thing looking down at me and buzzing, impressing its thoughts forcibly somehow. I had pains in my head as it buzzed, the buzz and frequencies intensifying. All I can somewhat relate is if my brain was used to a 'normal' frequency in everyday life, this thing used its buzzing to forcibly 'tune' my brain as if it were a radio station. Forced telepathy through that buzzing sound which got louder as it 'spoke', the signal sharply painful and invasive, sending me the words in buzzing monotone,"Go back to sleep you are dreaming". For it to choose those very words to 'send' was uniquely disturbing as well. Everything went dark as if a light switch had been shut off, and I woke later that morning. I related this to my flatmate who was freaked out, and told me why. He had had similar 'dreams', some more frightening than mine. The part that stood out most was how he started lifting weights to ease his mounting frustration as I described the event or dream. When I mentioned the buzzing he really got angry, saying he hated that. He went on about how 'they' pissed him off in varied ways, and I was awestruck at his absolute acceptance and even familiarity with whatever they were. He finished a few sentences of mine as I floundered as I have here trying to describe sensations. He would say, 'And it feels this way', or 'and they made this sound' which were better descriptors (which I have forgotten), and accurate. All of it smacked of intrusion and being violated in some manner to him. I later did a painting of the scene which I showed him, and he didn't want to look long at it. Naturally I titled the painting in the wording of what the thing spoke. From my end it was an odd and singular occurrence made more disturbing by my friends affirmations of details of it. Do I believe on UFOs or aliens now? Oddly, not much more than before this. A mite less skeptical, but it would take much more than this to convince me. Even, and I kid not, 2 small scars I have that I had forgotten till now, which are small yet unexplained don't convince me. I was one of those lads who had misadventures, and scars from them were trophies to compare to other friends or rivals adventures and proof of bravery and daring. So when I was young I had few, and knew where all but 2 came from. One on my shoulder and one on my chin. When I was a kid I would joke about aliens with friends when asked about a scar I had no idea I acquired. I made the jokes out of hearing of unexplained scars people had when abducted. Friends in the know of this fun fact would get the joke and we knew we had similar interests in reading is all.Jaxerback posted:2/28/2013 8:54:03 PM I am cynical by nature too.Why would technologically superior being's be bothered with us? Maybe we are their school project?bobprin posted:3/1/2013 8:34:43 AM Well I enjoyed the story so much I went to the library and got majestic by whitley strieber to read again.Jaxerback posted:3/1/2013 9:48:07 PM I think Strieber is another charlatan just out to make money off gullible people. Watch this link,he is reading from an auto cue. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ref1cBJu4GYNecrobird posted:3/2/2013 11:07:04 PM The part in the dream about the buzzing reminds of a dream I had but at the time I thought it was speech that was going at a speed I couldn't understand.(but if I was to describe the sound of the voice it would've been a buzz) I remember not being able to move a muscle and it was staring at me making the noise. Whatever it was it looked like it tried to appear human but it's seemed badly burned around the face(I was not able to look away from it either so I'm unsure if it had a body). Then I remembered something I read about confidence being a defense against an attack on the mind(I thought this was a useless piece of information when i read it), I was slowly able to regain movement and speech so I yelled at it a lot and then woke up. It's the noise that the thing was making at me that was very unique so it was very hard to explain when i tried to talk to people about the dream. I don't know just the buzzing the way you described it was very similar to it's noise. (Off topic:My first post on a forum ever)spooky1 posted:3/3/2013 1:59:15 PM WelcomeTalisman posted:12/21/2013 5:30:47 AM In Reply To:Necrobird posted:3/2/2013 11:07:04 PM The part in the dream about the buzzing reminds of a dream I had but at the time I thought it was speech that was going at a speed I couldn't understand.(but if I was to describe the sound of the voice it would've been a buzz) I remember not being able to move a muscle and it was staring at me making the noise. Whatever it was it looked like it tried to appear human but it's seemed badly burned around the face(I was not able to look away from it either so I'm unsure if it had a body). Then I remembered something I read about confidence being a defense against an attack on the mind(I thought this was a useless piece of information when i read it), I was slowly able to regain movement and speech so I yelled at it a lot and then woke up. It's the noise that the thing was making at me that was very unique so it was very hard to explain when i tried to talk to people about the dream. I don't know just the buzzing the way you described it was very similar to it's noise. (Off topic:My first post on a forum ever)Necrobird, that is it. It cannot be defined, the 'buzz'. Exactly. Also, congrats on your first post! ;) I hope this is not, after all this time, your first response to a post!gary107 posted:12/21/2013 1:44:03 PM JackerB posts: "I am cynical by nature too.Why would technologically superior being's be bothered with us? Maybe we are their school project?" No, we are the five digits humans being used to developed a world for six digit collective mind humans who are in slow transport across our galaxy looking for an already developed world for them to disembark upon. We are the creatures that prepare worlds for others to come in live in, sort of like your forefather's generation.gary107 posted:12/21/2013 1:48:01 PM Great Greek Philosopher: Know Thyself. Please log in or become a member to add a post.


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Who is going to be spotted with a date first? Chris or Gwyneth?
Hasn't Chris already been spotted with numerous 'dates'?ReplyCancel
I dont care just give me a pretty decent estimate of how many more reveals you will be giving us about these 2 and their sidepiecesReplyCancel
Gwyneth and Lil Wayne
Chris and Taylor Swift
think Chris is a private guy and he travels a lot so more than likely GwynReplyCancel
It is probably one of the steps in the agreement that Goop gets to be papped with a date first.
Chris is probably in a hotel room w/ 1/2 dozen groupies for the next week.ReplyCancel
For Goopy to finally agree to divorce she has someone, just don't know how long she will wait before stepping out with them. Have heard about her hook ups, now that she's older she doesn't date for her career like she did when she was younger, she seems to go for rich business men mostly, but there have been a couple producers.ReplyCancel
I think Chris will slut around for a while.ReplyCancel
@Murielle, you have sent us into the tenth circle of hell. Goop is going to be on ALL the covers talking about the difficulties of being a single working mother trying to fit dating into her life. Probably even a new newsletter, too, dedicated to single women or single moms or whatever tango she chooses to dance this time. Expect to see Jimmy Choos and SATC references.ReplyCancel
G. I remember watching a Bill Murray interview after filming Royal Tenebaums in-which he stated something like "Gwyneth Paltrow could make a cuckold of him any time." Not that I think those two are or were ever getting it on at the time but the comment just perked up my curiosity into her character. That's all I got!ReplyCancel
I've been asked before, but not sure who it was. Anyway, grew up in midwest, live & work in LA, yes in the industry on the business side. Currently in NYC on a project. In my 20's, working on my MBA. I started a new postion less than a year ago, that usually someone my age who isn't a legacy (connected HW family) gets. My manager is very connected, someone the public has not heard of though.ReplyCancel
In my ultimate Coldplay fangirl fantasy: Chris and RiRi 4eva!!! Forget Wheelchair Jimmy, Ri!ReplyCancel
Her first. Agree she's got someone already.ReplyCancel
If it's My Turn I sure as hell am not talking about Goop OR Chris Martin.
Snow warnings! And it's almost APRIL! !ReplyCancel
She had her first post-split dinner date in the Bahamas last night. Her date was British singer Chris MartinReplyCancel
I will always love you for that comment @aemishReplyCancel
Ugh! I went to Eleuthera and Nassau last year. Greatest place on the planetReplyCancel
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Home List of Titles The Millennium Galaxy Catalogue: morphological classification and bimodality in the colour-concentration plane
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- The Millennium Galaxy Catalogue: morphological classification and bimodality in the colour-concentration plane
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- Driver, Simon P.; Allen, Paul D.; Graham, Alister W.; Cameron, Ewan; Liske, Jochen; Ellis, S. C.; Cross, Nicholas J. G.; De Propris, Roberto; Phillipps, S.; Couch, Warrick J.
- Abstract
- Using 10 095 galaxies (B < 20 mag) from the Millennium Galaxy Catalogue, we derive B-band luminosity distributions and selected bivariate brightness distributions for the galaxy population subdivided by eyeball morphology; Sérsic index (n); two-degree Field Galaxy Redshift Survey (2dFGRS) η parameter; rest- (u−r) colour (global and core); MGC continuum shape; half-light radius; (extrapolated) central surface brightness; and inferred stellar mass-to-light ratio. All subdivisions extract highly correlated subsets of the galaxy population which consistently point towards two overlapping distributions: an old, red, inert, predominantly luminous, high central-surface brightness subset; and a young, blue, star forming, intermediate surface brightness subset. A clear bimodality in the observed distribution is seen in both the rest- (u−r) colour and log (n) distributions. Whilst the former bimodality was well established from Sloan Digital Sky Survey data, we show here that the rest- (u−r) colour bimodality becomes more pronounced when using the core colour as opposed to global colour. The two populations are extremely well separated in the colour–log(n) plane. Using our sample of 3314 (B < 19 mag) eyeball classified galaxies, we show that the bulge-dominated, early-type galaxies populate one peak and the bulge-less, late-type galaxies occupy the second. The early- and mid-type spirals sprawl across and between the peaks. This constitutes extremely strong evidence that the fundamental way to divide the luminous galaxy population ( MBMGC− 5 log h < −16 mag , i.e. dwarfs not included) is into bulges (old red, inert, high concentration) and discs (young, blue, star forming, low concentration) and that the galaxy bimodality reflects the two-component nature of galaxies and not two distinct galaxy classes. We argue that these two components require two independent formation mechanisms/processes and advocate early bulge formation through initial collapse and ongoing disc formation through splashback, infall and merging/accretion. We calculate the B-band luminosity densities and stellar mass densities within each subdivision and estimate that the z≈ 0 stellar mass content in spheroids, bulges and discs is 35 ± 2, 18 ± 7 and 47 ± 7 per cent, respectively.
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- Cotton backs 'STAX' program, rice against 'one size fits all' approach
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- Regional differences on how best to construct a farm safety net arise during Senate Agriculture Committee hearing on risk management and the new farm bill.
- Cotton promotes "STAX" program.
- Rice: no one-size-fits-all program for farmers.
Regional differences on how best to construct a farm safety net arose during a March 15 Senate Agriculture Committee hearing on risk management and the new farm bill. Even so, following four panels of witnesses, those backing federal crop insurance programs held the loudest bullhorn.
One thing that most witnesses and legislators agreed on – besides the finish of direct payments -- was a dislike of the Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payments (SURE) program which can require farmers wait 18 months for payments following a disaster. Michael Scuse, USDA Undersecretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services, got an earful on the unpopular program from several legislators. Nebraska Sen. Mike Johanns, former Agriculture Secretary during the last Bush administration, said SURE is "very, very flawed."
For hearing testimony, see here.
Chuck Coley, Georgia cotton farmer and National Cotton Council Chairman, said for cotton producers the "combination of the marketing loan, direct payments and counter-cyclical payments, as structured in the 2008 farm bill, has served the cotton industry extraordinarily well and, in recent years, has required minimal federal outlays. However, deficit reduction efforts are placing unprecedented pressure on the existing structure of farm programs. Deficit reduction will lower the baseline funds available to upland cotton. Yet simply downsizing the current program structure would undermine the effectiveness of the programs to the extent that alternatives need to be evaluated to ensure growers have access to an effective safety net."
In a statement following the hearing, the NCC stated it "believes a revenue insurance program that supplements existing insurance products would provide an important and affordable tool -- especially given the weather uncertainties and risks that farmers face."
The NCC says effective risk management would come with the adoption of the Stacked Income Protection Plan (STAX). STAX, "is designed to provide a fiscally responsible and effective safety net for upland cotton producers," reads Coley's prepared testimony. "The program will be administered in a manner consistent with current crop insurance delivery systems and is designed to complement existing crop insurance programs. This proposal does not change any features of existing insurance products.
"The STAX plan is designed to address revenue losses on an area-wide basis, with a county being the designated area of coverage. In counties lacking sufficient data, larger geographical areas such as county groupings may be necessary in order to preserve the integrity of the program. The 'stacked' feature of the program implies that the coverage would sit on top of the producer's individual crop insurance product. While designed to complement an individual's buy-up coverage, a producer would not be required to purchase an individual buy-up policy in order to be eligible to purchase a STAX policy."
For more on the NCC proposal, see here.
"We have to have access to crop insurance, risk management tools and even emergency assistance programs to survive and recover from these natural disasters," said Coley. He added that "the availability of effective risk management tools like crop insurance is important even in so-called normal years because cotton producers need to recover a portion of lost revenues if their crop is damaged after they have invested in the inputs, technology and equipment necessary to produce and market a crop. In those areas where cotton growers have not had access to adequate coverage, we want to continue to work with USDA, the companies and Congress to improve and increase the products that are available to our growers."
Michigan Sen. Debbie Stabenow, committee chairwoman, asked Coley about U.S. cotton's "unique position" in light of the WTO case lost to Brazil. "Why do you believe (the proposal from cotton growers) achieves the goal as it relates to the WTO case?"
For more on the WTO case, see here.
Coley replied that the WTO Brazil case was in two parts: the export credit guarantee program and the upland cotton program. "Our proposal – STAX, the insurance product – makes changes to the marketing loan and counter-cyclical payment."
As part of the WTO case, "Brazil challenged the insurance program for cotton. But the WTO panel did not find any fault with insurance programs in terms of distorting production, trade or price."
STAX, said Coley, "is only triggered by loss in revenue. Support is established and based on the current futures market. The product doesn't provide support above the market but simply allows the producer to ensure a portion of the expected market returns.
"Provisions of (STAX were) in the market loan adjustments. (Between) 1999 through 2005 – the years in question with the WTO case – we would have had a 60 percent reduction in support in the programs deemed to be economically injurious by the panel.
"We understand the framework agreement between the United States and Brazil calls for a resolution of the dispute as part of the development of the 2012 farm bill. Our proposal addresses cotton but not the findings regarding the Export Credit Guarantee Program."
Georgia Sen. Saxby Chambliss wondered if Coley saw any of the proposals from other commodity groups providing an adequate safety net. "Do they seem to be configured to work better for particular commodities rather than treat everybody equitably?"
Coley: "The revenue products offered will not work for cotton … due to the fact that we have extreme prices, yields and variations in the calculated years."


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No probs Holmes!! had you in mind my man!!
Thanks for clarifying Obe.. Both two posts above
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Posted 03 September 2013 - 12:41 PM
speaking bout ya copycats
Posted 03 September 2013 - 01:18 PM
hmm i ain't touching those, both sample's been flipped a hundred times. have fun yall and congrats to the winner
elaquent already killed that borgia ish
Every beat battle we do adds up to 50+ songs all different from one flip. Ya lazy muthafucka
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Posted 03 September 2013 - 01:27 PM
That " lazy mutha..." sounds like some italian with a Boston accent in my head...(?)
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Why do you bother announcing it to all of us? Do you think you're that special?
i would comment anyway if i liked the sample, simply to say it and to congratulate the winner. wanna fuel some more hate?
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I gotta stick up for Atom... he didn't do anything wrong in my opinion...
Glad he pointed out the similarity...Good thing right? with some bravado maybe...
Guess it's always difficult to interprate the tone in written text... hence emoticons
And reading back the previous battle messages... he does say if he likes the sample too.
Everybody's got a right to say what they want... but when the word hate is used that just seems to spark s'thing off...
Anyway... point being: It takes all sorts...
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Posted 03 September 2013 - 03:58 PM
i would comment anyway if i liked the sample, simply to say it and to congratulate the winner. wanna fuel some more hate?
Just want people to participate regardless what the hell we're supposed to sample is all. I'm sorry for being cunty.
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Freedom of speech should always be welcomed.. Complaints, bitch-fits, humor, praise, etc. But here's your "get outta jail free card" -- At least enter the contest first, then proceed... Because no one ever likes the loud heckler in the audience, stopping the show on stage. Right?
Also, good to see the 1 on 1 battles. I hope they keep going. I can't wait to get squashed by someone.
Posted 03 September 2013 - 05:17 PM
Just want people to participate regardless what the hell we're supposed to sample is all. I'm sorry for being cunty.
i understand. like Joa said, text can't really pass a clear image of how another person is reacting. if you see someone being hateful automatically the next things he say you will assume it wasn't with the best intentions.
HUNGRYMAN, i think originality is something that should allways come first cause technique will eventually come in the sequence of that. now, sure everyone should have theyr influences, but people should take something they like and mold it their own way. not straight copy paste
well, i think i've made myself clear already so no need for more jibba jabba.
good luck yall. i heard some heat already. keep it coming
(looking forward for that 1on1, people should do it more often)
Posted 03 September 2013 - 07:04 PM
I can "smell" the challenge in the air and that's great, btw it's kinda funny that actually everyone blamed that AtomHeart dude without asking FRIS why the fuck his track has the same line of Tea Leaf Dancers =D okok, copying it's allowed and sometimes may bring unexpected results, but Atom was just informing the guys out there about the fact, maybe someone who doesn't know flylo couldn't recognize it. Btw for me everyone can do whatever he wants, even steal an entire track and upload it with his name no problem for me.. but i just find.. weird, to blame the only one who recognize it.
Hey.. no hate here, just opinions <3
Here's my entry, good luck everyone!!:
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Posted 03 September 2013 - 10:32 PM
Posted 03 September 2013 - 10:45 PM
I get the flylo reference, something that subconciously inspired me, i guess, if I hear it now. But what's up with the elaquent stuff and the overall hate? Talk with beats yo
I think this is enough explanation as to why it sounded like it did... can't really ask more questions right?
The word "hate" is just way to harsh though... expand your vocabularies dudes... e.g. misery, grumpiness, negativity etc...
Gonna check your track out now Lzyby ...too lazy to type the vowels
Posted 03 September 2013 - 11:12 PM
haven't done one of these in a long time
my submission this week :]
hmm im not sure how to embed the player so heres the link haha
Posted 04 September 2013 - 12:04 AM
There are 3 forms of communicating, Passive, aggressive, and assertive.
Assertive is the most helpful form to all of us,
Passive and Aggressive, just don't help anyone.
For example a child misbehaves, is he Bad, or is he BEHAVING badly,
there are ways of saying things where you can damage people and put them on the floor
or help and pick them up off the floor,
If your going to put someone down, then you sure as hell make sure your the one to pick them back up.
Too me what Atom has done is like being at work, and instead of the person that has a problem with you, talking to you and dealing with it how we should, he's turned around and aired his views publicly, yes he has a point, and could be right, but the way it's dealt with was out of order. Point him in the right direction, don't smash him in the back of the head and drive his face into the ground, that is what has pissed people off and caused the bullshit known as beef or heat!
I'll be blunt now, I don't like seeing anyone's dignity walked over, due to thinking your right and you have the right to handle it how you want, then continue to back it up, in the same negative manner, alter your behaviour, and how you react and the outcomes and results around you, will change for the better. What you put out you will attract back, be nice and helpful and it comes back.
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Posted 04 September 2013 - 01:39 AM
What a week... maybe we can work some of this into next weeks rules... Just sayin' coz I already have some relevant lyrics
Oh, yeah... the other threads!
Posted 04 September 2013 - 03:16 AM
Posted 04 September 2013 - 03:57 AM
Ha ha!! yeah!! "Who's The Daddy "
Everybody say: Yes Obi "Dad" Kenobi ...
What a week... maybe we can work some of this into next weeks rules... Just sayin' coz I already have some relevant lyrics
Oh, yeah... the other threads!
Posted 04 September 2013 - 04:05 AM
Lots of
Props on the fires this week, thanks for the comments and listens,
And thanks a lot for voting on that doom battle guys ! We can proceed !
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Posted 04 September 2013 - 04:23 AM
Peace and much love stbb fam
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Posted 04 September 2013 - 04:32 AM
Love it when I'm right when it's positive, someone wanna start the vote off, don't wanna keep grabbing the limelight!
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Posted 04 September 2013 - 05:11 AM
Bribery will get you everywhere BasementB' ( that's just a joke, to make it perfectly clear! )
Noticed your track is not on the Stones Throw Beat Battle page... you need to Add to group under your sound on your page.
Peazy J.
Can you please explain to me how to do that? I am having mad trouble understanding how this all works. I would like to get it all str8 for the next time around. I am a str8 noob here, haha.. and I smoked myself retarded at 15... and im 30 now.. so I have like zero brain cells left. I need a step by step if possible, please and thank you. haha.. I cant figure anything out on my own here.. there has to be easier ways to make this all work. Or am I that dumb? Just remember back to your first time coming here.. and put yourself in my shoes.
Posted 04 September 2013 - 05:38 AM
Front page www.Rocbattle.com my name is "The Basement" and yall can see that I have 2000+ sales.
Staff Cash Battle link... http://rocbattle.com/staff_cash.php and again.. my name is "The Basement"
Tourney link.. there is a tourney every month.. you can win either $500 or $1000 in a free entry as long as you earn a top spot in the 64 members who battled that month. If you battle 5+ times and earn a spot in the top 64, next month you will be entered into a tourney and have the chance to win. Here is the 1st tourney they ran.. and again my name.. haha "The Basement"
Now... if you are a "nobody" in the game and want to earn your way up to earn money and clients. I suggest signing up. I do not own the site.. and I do not earn anything for referring anyone. I just wanted to tell yall how to really get in some good battles and earn some dough. Im trying to show some battlers.. where the real battling goes on. You can select the "genre" and battle someone in a genre battle.. or you can just battle a str8 up anything against anything and see who wins. Its fairly easy to win too. I got like 90% winning on there and always get in tourneys. Also.. I dont promote and make $300-$400 every month off my $13 investment. Check it out if yall are into selling beats and battling. They go hand in hand there.
Posted 04 September 2013 - 05:42 AM
And who said there's no loyalty,
Love it when I'm right when it's positive, someone wanna start the vote off, don't wanna keep grabbing the limelight!
huh? start the voting thread? There are still a few hour left before the dealine ends. Still working on mine...
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Yellow diapers are a thing of the past...Now every diaper is green and spinachy. That or I've noticed now it almost looks greenish blue. Not a hint of yellow anymore, and it's been this way for at least three weeks (LO is almost 12 weeks old now). In the last week she's developed a nasty diaper rash, which I've been treating. I haven't changed my diet, nor any of my medications. I've also noticed that no matter how long she's eaten for, I no longer see the thick white hind milk spill out at the end of her feeding. Any suggestions?
Read below for background on things I've already done to help with bf problems:
My LO has been on top of bf since she was born . Sadly, I feel like I've always been one step behind her . First I had a terrible oversupply issue, then overactive letdown. After weeks of block nursing, most of our bf problems were ironed out. Yellow seedy diapers returned, the choking and fussing that came with our nursing sessions lessened, but now I'm have a new problem.
At about 8 weeks, my breasts changed (normal from what I read and hear from other bf moms). They aren't super hard when it's time to nurse, the supply and demand seems to be right on target, but sadly this has introduced a new problem. Green diapers and diaper rash


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But Moore, like many others embarking on that journey, had a little too much fun early on and decided to return home.
She began working in the home health industry, but that pang she felt to work in the travel and tourism field never subsided.
Moore has successfully battled cancer and figured it was time to stop dreaming and start living.
After some web surfing, she came across online training to become a travel agent and Moore found her avenue into the industry.
Now Moore operates her agency, Moore Fun Travel, out of her home in Shadyside and is looking to help area residents make the most out of their trips and vacations.
"Life is too short to not do what you want to do," she said. "This is what I've always wanted to do and after I finished my training, I decided that a home-based travel agency was the way to go."
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"So many people would travel if they knew there was an option out there for them.
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Strange when you look back the idea of SL and franchsing was that it would give financial stability for SL clubs to plan for the future and stop CC clubs spending money they didn't have trying to get into the top flight. Not much has changed in reality.
No sugar daddy or daddies prepared to "invest" for a number of years, no prospect of getting into SL. Maybe the RFL should add having sugar daddies as a criteria for entry.
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1. C.J. Mosley LB Alabama
2. Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbilt
3. (comp) Philip Gaines CB Rice
4. Arthur Lynch TE Georgia
5. Ross Cockrell CB Duke
5. (comp) Derrick Hopkins DT Virginia Tech
6. Josh Mauro DE Stanford
6. (comp) Shaquil Barrett OLB Colorado State
7. Quincy Enunwa WR Nebraska
Well, it's easy to determine which draft was the best, 1974 and now we know exactly which draft was the worst, 2008.
1.25) Artie Burns - CB, Miami (Mackensie Aleander)
2.58 ) Sean Davis - S/CB, Maryland (Deion Jones)
3.89) Javon Hargrave - DT, S. Carolina St. (Nick Vannett)
4.123) Jerald Hawkins - OT, LSU (Deandre Houston-Carson)
6.220) Travis Feeny - OLB, Wash (Darius Jackson)
7.227) Demarcus Ayers - WR, Hou (Graham Glasgow)
7.246) Tyler Matakevich - OLB, Temple (Travis Feeney)
The referee said that you hit Brian Sipe too hard. Did you hit him too hard?
I hit him as hard as I could - Jack Lambert
Just more proof that you can't really evaluate a draft until a few years later. I remember, following that 2008 draft, how many of us thought the Steelers had done a tremendous job...
They are idiots. Their defense makes plays. I'll gladly give up some yardage rankings for some turnovers. Charles Woodson was supposed to be finished when Green Bay got him. Capers and the way he used him saved his career.and look how well Capers is doing ... Packer fans want to run him out of town on a rail.


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We've promised put the recipe for Brewmaster Craig's BBQ Dopple Bock Meatballs on our blog, and we will as soon as we have the photos. Otherwise we'd be doing an injustice to the recipe and, most importantly, our readers. In the meantime we'd like to give ourselves a public pat on the back for our efforts to help the fight against breast cancer, which we couldn't do without the help of so many individuals and businesses.
Our 3rd annual Breast Cancer Awareness Spa raised $5,331, exceeding our goal of $5,000 for Gilda's Club of Southeastern Wisconsin (www.gildasclubsewi.org). Seventy-nine women (including 11 breast cancer survivors) enjoyed pampering in our Rathskellar mini-spa, a tour, lunch and gal time throughout the day thanks to our partners at Beauti-Control, Milwaukee School of Massage, Well Spa + Janis Salon, BRAVO!, and Welke's House of Roses. Gift Bags were filled with coupons and goodies donated by Elements Massage, Koss Corporation, Close Up Apparel and many stores at Bayshore Town Center. Throughout the day a great selection of raffle items from Great Lakes Distillery, Blain's Farm and Fleet, SPiN and several other partners were available for all tour guests to bid on. In addition to the money raised at this event, the George Washington Stein Club donated $1,100, which really helped push us past our goal.
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Hi Team,
Here's is my challenge.
Every week I have to change tapes in two libraries one has a cap size of 25 and another has of 35.
Now I get a list of tapes to be ejected and sent offsite via script the real challenge is ejecting them.
I can use the vmchange command in two separate consoles
Syntax : vmchange -res -multi_eject -w -rn 0 -rt tld -rh pnors950.mgroupnet.com -ml
Example :vmchange -res -multi_eject -w -rn 0 -rt tld -rh server.xyz.com -ml MO0371:MO0012:MO0454:MO0775:MO0017
I want to create a script which automates this one of the sample script is
FOR /F %%i IN (E:\setin.txt) DO E:VERITASVolmgrbinvmchange -res -multi_eject -w -rn 3 -rt tld -rh pnors954.mgroupnet.com -ml %%i>>E:\ejectoutput.txt
The above script uses a file setin.txt which would have list of labels with colon separated
The only challenge is this I want the script to take input of labels as file and do not want manually colon separate them manually.
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One of the main highlights was the demonstration of the fire department's new ladder fire truck, Tower One, to show the students how high the ladder reaches. Students also were allowed to take turns sitting in the fire truck and trying on a firefighter's helmet.
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A man accused of driving drunk didn't do much to help his case when he urinated on a box of breath test tubes, according to police.
Ryan Scott Thompson, 26, is accused of smashing his car through a home near Christchurch, New Zealand, in late July, according to New Zealand's Canterbury News. The newspaper reports he blew almost three times the legal limit during a breath test.
At the police station, an officer had his back turned to Thompson when he heard running water. Upon turning around, the officer found he was mistaken -- that noise was Thompson urinating into a box of screening tubes for the breath tests, according to the Canterbury News.
Police ended up destroying the 301 tubes, the paper reported. Thompson plead guilty to all charges and was ordered to pay emotional damages to the woman whose house he ran into, plus what translates to about $88 for the tainted tubes.


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Coin Magic for the Walk Around Performer Douglas Brewer was the 1998 SAM Close-up Champion. The coin magic routines featured in this, his first book, are fast-paced, resetting, and within the handling abilities of the average coin worker. Just about all of the routines can be done with little or no table space. Included on each routine is Doug's patter and step-by-step illustrations. Captivating - A three-coin production using your pen and its cap. The routine is the epitome of simplicity (with a gaff that you already own) doing most of the work for you. It's the perfect way to begin your coin act. EZ Triple Wildcoin - This is as easy as it gets. It's two coins changing TWO TIMES with very little work. It starts with two half dollars magically changing to English pennies. The pennies are placed in a coin purse and when dumped out, they become Chinese coins! Backhanded - A coin matrix with three coins (from 3 different countries) and a single playing card. The vanishes are extremely clean and rely heavily on the use of sound. The backfire at the end is quite a kicker. The Famous Three Coin Trick - A multi-phase smorgasbord of coin magic using only 3 coins! With only three half dollars and a coin purse, this is about the strongest opener you could ever perform. Each coin vanishes, is immediately reproduced, and then vanishes again only to jump INVISIBLY back to the purse where they started. Sounds Familiar - A coins across routine in the spectator's hands that ends on a one-two punch. Uses English pennies and a single Chinese coin û simple and memorable. Chopped Taters û Doug's only noncoin routine is chop cup routine for table hoppers packed with comedy and surprises. It's got it all û a mini cup (that fits unobtrusively in you pocket), and a cute mini potato finale that'll make them cheer. A restaurant worker's dream! The Hook Revisited û An even simpler version of the Jennings classic. Three coins are hung invisibly in the air. The hands are shown fairly after each vanish and you end completely clean after the last coin. There's no handwashing, sleeving, or lapping and you can do it surrounded. Three Across the Fly - A dual phase coin routine that kicks off with Three Fly and ends with a crisp new Coins to Pocket routine that's candy for the eyes. Down Spout - One of the easiest, no stress coin-in-bottle routines you'll perform. It plays huge because of how fair it appears. The After Dinner Trick - A small thimble sized cup plays host to a vanishing act as half dollars mysteriously vanish from it and appear in your empty hand. The Unexpected Visitor is 85 pages, perfect bound, with illustrations by Tony Dunn.
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Note, the precipitation was apparently occurring in the storage tank. No water was added to the tank, the only thing that was supposed to be going in it were bulk deliveries of 12% hypo.
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PELLA—The Central College men's track and field team won three individual titles and scored 121 points to win the 10-team Dutch Athletics Classic, while the women's team won two and placed third with 81 points.
The Dutch men bested runner-up Baker University by 19 points, while Truman State scored 87 in third, followed by William Penn and Grand View with 84 and 83 points, respectively.
The Dutch women finished third behind Truman State, which scored 157 points, and Baker with 146.5. Grand View and Simpson rounded out the top five with 76 and 41 points, respectively.
"I'm really pleased with how we got after it," coach Joe Dunham said. "It's the first meet of the year, so there's a long way to go, but that's how we approach track. It's a progression.
"But it was a good day for both our men and women."
Added focus lends to women's results—Sophomore Elin Phipps (Boone) finished two seconds off the school record in the 1,000-meter run en route to first place in 3:02.75. Phipps was also a member of the Central 4x400-meter relay team along with juniors Taylor Beckman (Panora, Panorama HS) and Camie Kibbee (Mason City) and sophomore Melanie Nielsen (Atlantic) that finished third in 4:16.52.
Junior Hillary Hotz (Fort Dodge, St. Edmond HS), a multi-eventer who increased her focus on the high jump this season, cleared 5-5 for a personal record and first place.
"Elin and Hillary were prepared and it showed in the results," said Dunham. "The added focus on specific events paid off today and it will down the road as well."
Central had a collection of third-place finishes add to the team score. Freshman Kasey Wiedmaier (Indianola) was third in the 600-meter run in 1:45.21, while cross country teammate senior Daphne Baumgartner (Perry) was third in the one mile run in 5:47.28. Freshman Emma Drees (Waukee) placed third in the long jump with a leap of 15-1.5.
Personal bests add up to men's title—Senior distance runner Austin O'Brien (Bettendorf, Pleasant Valley HS) won the 3,000-meter run, junior multi-eventer Eric Larson (Waverly, Waverly-Shell Rock HS) was best in the 55-meter hurdles and senior thrower Steven Messerschmidt (Neola, Tri-Center HS) topped the charts in the weight throw to propel the Dutch to the team victory.
O'Brien finished more than 10 seconds ahead of the previous school record set by junior Eli Horton (Runnells, Southeast Polk HS) in the 3,000-meter run in 8:26.72, leading a charge similar to that of the Iowa Conference men's cross country championship where Central finished 1-2-3 individually. Horton finished second in 8:33.57, also ahead of his previous best mark. Junior Drew Jackson (Johnston) and freshman Isaac Steffensmeier (St. Paul, Fort Madison HS) also scored for the Dutch in fourth and sixth place, respectively.
"It's exciting that Austin ran well, especially because it's the first year that the 3K is being contested at the national meet," Dunham said. "Eli and Drew were right there, too. It's exactly what we wanted to see."
Larson cleared the 55-meter hurdles in 7.81 seconds, 0.11 seconds in front of the pack. Junior Conner Freeman (Urbandale) also scored with a fifth-place finish. Larson and Freeman both competed in the pole vault as well, placing fifth and ninth, respectively. Freeman vaulted to a career-best by more than one foot at 11-11.75.
"Conner made the finals in the hurdles and set a personal record in the pole vault," Dunham said. "He was abroad last semester, so that says a lot about his dedication."
Messerschmidt won the weight throw by four and one-fourth inches with a toss of 51-7, while junior Josh Tack (Hudson) put forth a career-best effort 47-4.25 and placed eighth. Sophomore Chris Davis (Waverly, Waverly-Shell Rock HS) upped his career-best mark by more than six feet with a throw of 44-0.75. Messerschmidt also finished runner-up in the shot put with a mark of 47-6.5.
Other top performances included multiple runner-up finishes. Freshman Logan Mulford (Mount Pleasant) finished runner-up in the high jump at 6-4.75, while sophomore Kyle Nuehring (Waukee) was second in the 1,000-meter run in 2:37.89. The Dutch 4x400-meter relay team of juniors LJ Lipscomb (Johnston) and Mason Zimmerman (Urbandale) and sophomores Spencer Hammack (Ottumwa) and Austin Roberts (Bloomfield, Davis HS) finished runner-up in 3:31.13. Lipscomb was also third in the 600-meter run in 1:25.01, while Roberts was fourth in the 400-meter dash in 52.98.
"We had some really good performances," said Dunham. "We competed at a level that we expect to compete. We had multiple personal bests, which shows how hard we trained in the offseason and that we're ready for the challenges ahead.
"It was an exciting day. It was a packed house and a great atmosphere. Our staff did a great job hosting this event in our great facility. It was a lot of fun."
"Next week we will see quality opponents, especially conference schools," Dunham said. "It's a great opportunity to get better, which is our goal week in and week out."
The classic is the beginning of seven straight weekends of competition for the Dutch. Next Central travels to Waverly for the Wartburg Select meet Friday and Saturday. Five women's teams and four men's teams are set to compete in multi-events Friday at 3 p.m. in Hoover Field House & Indoor Track. Last season the Dutch men placed fourth of five teams, while the women tied for fourth out of six teams.


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More than 530 prospective students came to the open house ŌĆö one of the most considerable turnouts the university has ever seen. ThatŌĆÖs good news for WCU, which see campus tours as an increasingly important recruiting tool.
The rise in open house takers corresponds with rising enrollment and a rise in the freshmen retention rate.
ŌĆ£It is so vital for them to see who we are, what we are,ŌĆØ said Phil Cauley, director of student recruitment and transitions at Western Carolina.
Dozens of seemingly enthusiastic tour guides, donning purple T-shirts bearing the university logo, led small groups of students with parents in tow around campus. Guides sought to draw distinctions between their university and rivals, with Appalachian State coming up a lot, followed by UNC-Asheville. They were full of details. One guide, speaking before a small group gathered on the campus concourse, noted that the first three-pointer in college basketball history was made in the old university gymnasium.
The tone among visitors last week varied. Most of the prospective students were high school seniors, accompanied by their parents and siblings. Some gradually eased into the new setting as the day progressed, their strides between academic buildings sometimes turning into a strut. For others, spending the overcast morning and afternoon amid presentations from instructors about academic programs, however relevant to their ambitions, might have proved tiresome.
Whatever impressions were left on visitors, the university is drawing more of them to its campus.
A record number of prospective students toured the university during its four open houses last year ŌĆö nearly 2,300, a significant jump from the 1,700 who visited the previous year.
The open house push is carrying over to enrollment. Of the 1,550 who enrolled as freshmen last year, about 70 percent had visited the campus at least once, Cauley said. ThatŌĆÖs up from an average of about 60 percent in recent years.
In September, the university announced it had reached its highest enrollment in history, slightly more than 10,000 students.
The growing curiosity surrounding the university ŌĆö some 15,000 applications flowed into its admissions office last year, triple the average five years ago ŌĆö is largely a result of a broad revision to its recruiting process.
In 2008, the university hired a marketing firm to help draw more applicants, and the reach of its recruiting efforts have since extended to hotel ballrooms in cities around the state, including Greensboro and Raleigh.
Beyond emphasizing its widening scope of academic programs, the university has sought to underscore other components that have helped raise its prestige. Among them is its marching band, Pride of the Mountains, which university officials at the open house noted is expected to appear this year in the MacyŌĆÖs Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
At the same time, the university has raised its academic standards. Shifting its focus away from test scores as the top litmus test when picking which students to accept, admissions officers are giving more consideration to applicantsŌĆÖ cumulative GPA and class attendance, among other indicators like early applications and multiple campus visits. Ultimately, those things better reflect whether a student will earn a degree.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre not trying to grow fast; weŌĆÖre trying to grow smart,ŌĆØ Sam Miller, vice chancellor of student affairs, told students in the Ramsey Center in an opening speech before they toured the campus.
He reiterated a policy requiring that returning students on academic probation raise their cumulative GPA within one semester, lest they face suspension. The policy is less strict for freshmen and transfer students in their first semester.
The university also has started improving what had long remained a relatively low retention rate among freshmen, whether a result of transfers to other schools or intervals in studies. Nearly 79 percent of freshmen returned to campus this year, according to the university, up from the average 73 percent rate during the past decade. That is comparable to UNC-Asheville, which sees about 80 percent of freshmen return.
The increasing odds of freshmen coming, or returning, to campus comes amid a broadening college social scene in and around Cullowhee. There, new bars have opened during the past year ŌĆö albeit a couple ŌĆö after Jackson County voters passed a ballot measure lifting a countywide ban on alcohol sales.
Recruiters acknowledge that the environs of the university are an important factor in drawing interest, though they remain careful not to mislead.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre trying to be truthful and accurate. ŌĆ" weŌĆÖre not for everybody,ŌĆØ Cauley, the university recruitment director, said. ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre comfortable in our own skin.ŌĆØ
But for many college-bound students, along with their parents, such a decision largely is financial.
ŌĆ£If it wasnŌĆÖt about money, we know where sheŌĆÖd go,ŌĆØ Nanette Harden said of her daughter, a high school senior in Mooresville, about a half hour north of Charlotte, who has held out hope to study behavioral sciences at the University of Virginia. ŌĆ£Tuition is just outrageousŌĆØ for those considering out-of-state schools.
For others, particularly those from urban areas, the rural nature might seem unappealing.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs kind of out of the way,ŌĆØ said Cecil McManus of Cary, a suburb of Raleigh, who graduated from WCU in the mid-1980s.
But he ultimately liked it and last weekend brought his own daughter, Brianna, a high school senior, to the open house. She had already made up her mind, deciding during her visit to campus that she would come to the university to study music.
ŌĆ£I think IŌĆÖll fit in here,ŌĆØ she said, noting that she already was admitted to the university.


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Floor collapse leaves three hospitalized
A second-story apartment floor collapsed late Saturday night during a party, sending people tumbling to the first floor.
It happened at 135 South 6th St. in downtown La Crosse.
Three people were hospitalized after the floor collapsed right under their feet.
According to the building's owner, Nate Brooks of River City Rentals, the apartment's tenants said those three people have been released from the hospital.
Brooks also said, when he got to the scene, he found multiple beer kegs where the floor had collapsed.
Sixth Street resident Larry Klahn heard loud music a few buildings down the block Saturday night, but didn't think much of it. He was used to a lot of noise.
"I insulated the walls a lot so I wouldn't hear a lot of traffic sounds and stuff like that. So I didn't know what had happened," said Klahn.
Until he got a worried phone call. "A friend of mine called me that was driving by and asked me what was going on on my block," said Klahn.
He went downstairs and found the street full of fire trucks, ambulances and police cars.
At around 11:00 p.m., the floor of a second-level neighboring apartment collapsed.
Up to 50 people were in the apartment when a 30-by-30-foot area of the second floor, to the rear of the building, caved in.
Security video from News 8 shows dozens of people climbing down from the roof of the building next door.
La Crosse Fire Department Division Chief Mark Amann said he'd never seen anything like it. "This is kind of an odd case that we're still investigating," said Amann.
Firefighters searched the building, making sure no one was trapped under the rubble. "We did not find anybody else in there at that time. Everybody had self-evacuated themselves out of the building. So we did not have to get anybody that was tangled up or any debris on them. We didn't have anybody trapped in there," said Amann.
Three injured people were treated at the scene and then Tri-State Ambulance took them to the hospital.
At around 1:00 a.m. on Sunday, a city building inspector condemned the building.
As Klahn watched the fire trucks clear out of his block, he said one thing was going through his mind. "If you put that many people out on a floor in an old building that was never meant to do it, bad things are going to happen sooner or later," said Klahn.
The apartment building and the empty commercial space below it have been condemned, but the art studio on the first floor, called Vitamin Studio, is still safe.
The five tenants who lived in the apartment now have to find somewhere else to sleep.
The damaged building is a historic site in the city, as the original location of Trane Company.
It was built in the early 1900s, but Brooks said he thinks the damaged apartment unit on the second floor may have been built at a later date.
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