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Testimonies of Witnessing with TRAIN TRACTS
I give God all the glory for these testimonies. It is only Him who shows me what to say. I just listen and obey!
One teenage guy I talked to at Subway. I said, "That subway sandwich reminds me of the fact that Jesus Christ is the WAY, the truth, and the life. Did you know that Jesus died on the cross and was the perfect SUBstitute for your sins? Is Jesus your subway?" As I talked with him a little more, he got convicted and prayed with me to receive Christ. I will never forget this guy because he had just gotten his tongue pierced that day and his tongue was still swollen from it and so he had to talk very carefully and his speech was slurred, but he did pray the prayer of salvation with me and received Jesus Christ as His Savior! Hallelujah! Praise God! See restaurant train tract.
A couple of teenage guys, Lance and Nicholas, ages 12 and 16, both got born again in front of the GAP clothes store. I said, "You know, that GAP reminds me of the fact that God Answers Prayer. Have you ever thought of that?" They were dumbfounded. I talked to them a little bit about prayer. Then I asked them if they knew Jesus as their Savior. Then they got convicted and agreed to pray a prayer to receive Jesus as their Lord. Then when I asked them about it, they also prayed to receive the Baptism of the Holy Spirit. They immediately started talking in tongues. Everything went so smoothly with them. It was so easy. Praise God! Hallelujah! I felt like "the laborer" that their Mama was praying for. See Mall train tract.
I spent a lot of time calling tech support when building this website. This one guy from the Phillippines got saved. I told him about how God is like the world wide web, but with clean holy websites. He laughed and to get online, you have to go through an ISP. He agreed. Well to get to God, you have to go through Jesus Christ who is like the ISP. because He is the one who paid the penalty for our sins. You see, there is no forgiveness of sins without the shedding of blood. Jesus Christ shed His holy perfect blood on the cross for the sins of the world and then He rose from the dead. Now whoever believes this and prays to receive Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior will have eternal life in heaven. He was helping me transfer files from one folder to another. I said, you see when you pray to receive Jesus as your Lord, your spirit will be transferred from one Kingdom to another, just like you are transferring these files now, from the Kingdom of darkness to the Kingdom of Light or the Kingdom of God. He used to be a Hindu, but he prayed the salvation prayer after me and became a Christian! He said he knew some Christians and he knew of a church he could go to. It sounds like someone else planted some seeds and I was the one God used to harvest. Praise God! I give Him all the glory. See Computer Tract.
I was in the Insurance office talking to my agent named John. I hardly ever talked to him, but that day I went because I had a question. When I realized that he was 40 and he was still not born again, I told him that the best insurance for eternal life was to receive Jesus Christ as His Lord and Savior. He said he knew about the Lord, but never went to church. I knew he liked football, so I said the best turnover of all is when you turn your life over to Jesus Christ. I felt like this was a divine appointment, so I urged him to receive Jesus Christ as His Lord and to pray this salvation prayer after me. He told me he never had anyone witness to him before and agreed to pray the prayer. A week later he told me that after he prayed that prayer, he felt like he was on cloud nine. He felt so different. He had joy and a peace he has never had before. I told him that's because his spirit has been transferred from the Kingdom of darkness to the Kingdom of light. He is going to a Methodist church now. See Football tract
I witnessed every week to a dark-skinned man who owned a convenience store within the mall who believed that he was already saved though works and had not prayed to receive Christ as His Lord & Savior. Knowing what he thought and since he was a storeowner, I focused on the obvious - buying and selling. I said to him: "The reason why you cannot buy salvation through good worksis because people do not have equal abilities to do good works. So that is not fair to achieve salvation through good works. God is fair and He is just. You see, people have different gifts and talents, different levels of intelligence, different levels of athletic ability and come from different socio-economic backgrounds. But no matter what, God knows that everyone has the ability to believe whatever they choose. So when a person chooses to believe in and receive Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior - that He died on the cross for their sins and rose from the dead - then they shall receive this free gift of eternal life." See Grocery Store train tract. He was still hesitating, so I went on: "I know that you stumble over the fact that "salvation is free" and that there are no works involved to obtain it, but let me tell you something. After you receive Jesus Christ as your Lord, following Christ and wholeheartedly obeying Him will cost you everything. There are things that He will ask you to give up in order to serve Him..." So after planting several seeds, he finally got it and prayed a salvation prayer to ask Jesus Christ to be His Lord and Savior! Praise God! Hallelujah! Then a few weeks later, his store moved out of the mall and I haven't seen him since.
One time I witnessed to a four children, ranging in ages from eight to thirteen. I really thought were Catholic because they told me that they thought that you were saved by works. The grand father who was watching them while their mother was away shopping, did not speak any English. But the children all did. I started off by saying that Jesus loves the little children. Jesus said, "Let the children come to me, for of such is the Kingdom of God (Matt. 19:14)." We were at the food court and they asked me to sit down. It was a divine appointment. Then I explained the whole Gospel to them in about ten minutes. They even asked questions and I answered them. Then they all prayed a prayer of salvation with me! Praise God! Hallelujah! I was rejoicing! I gave them little books about their "New Life" in Christ and got their names and address to follow up as well. Then the mother came a little later and I saw a red dot on her head. When I asked her about her own faith, she told me she was a Hindu. I was so surprised to hear that…then I realized that her children were all Hindus! See Park train tract.
For example, one man I ministered to at a gas station called Quik Trip. I told him, "When Jesus comes again, it will be a quick trip." He was convicted and looked down. He said that he was from Indiana, but he was here in Tulsa for a motorcycle dirt bike race and he knew that he needed divine protection. He ashamedly said that he knew the Gospel, but had never asked Jesus Christ to come into his heart. Then he repented of that and prayed with me. He got saved! Hallelujah! Praise God! So that night he finally received Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior! I was so happy! I knew that the angels in heaven were rejoicing too. See Gas Station train tract.
Another guy got saved at Quik Trip using this same technique...He looked like he was in his mid-30's. He said he could not read. So I told him about the Gospel and asked him if he wanted to receive Jesus as His Lord. I read the salvation prayer to him and asked him to repeat after me. He did and got gloriously saved!
Another guy I witnessed to at this park where I like to go running was wearing a Carolina blue UNC baseball hat. He was seventeen. I said: "I like your hat! I love the University of North Carolina. I graduated from there in 1992. It reminds me of home. I moved to Tulsa in 1993 to go to RHEMA Bible Training Center..." So saying that I moved to Tulsa to go to Bible school got me onto the Gospel track. Then I said, "I learned a lot of things at Bible School. One thing I learned is that a lot of people have heard the Gospel and they know it, but they have never prayed to really make a commitment to make Jesus Christ their Lord and really live for Him. " As we talked, I realized that he was one of those! He knew the Gospel, but had never prayed that salvation prayer. So that day, he repeated a salvation prayer after me and got saved! Praise God! Hallelujah! Then said he was going to go to church next Sunday. See High School/College train tract
One guy I witnessed to during my lunch break at 2:15am. I work the third shift at Oral Roberts Ministries as a prayer partner and I went around the corner to Quik Trip and popped my hood because my car was running hot. This guy named Jason put some coolant in for me. I was so thankful for this favor and for his kindness. I was in a hurry so I quickly said, "Thank you so much for doing me this favor and for helping me! You are so nice that I want you to go to heaven! Do you know how much Jesus loves you? Have you ever prayed and asked him to be your Lord and Savior?" Jason was in his early twenties and he looked like he was saved because he was clean cut, etc, but God looks on the heart. He said he had never really been to church and had never prayed a salvation prayer. I could barely believe it. So I quickly told him the four spiritual laws. He thoughtfully listened like he was hearing them for the first time. Then I asked him if he would like to pray a salvation prayer. He hesitated, but then I said: "Look, I have to go. I am on my lunch break and I work at ORU, but I believe that this is a divine appointment and I don't know if I will ever see you again. Are you sure you don't want to pray?" He looked around and saw that no one was watching and then he said, "Sure." So then he repeated a salvation prayer after me!! Praise God! Hallelujah! He got saved! Then I encouraged him to go to church on Sunday. "There are churches everywhere in Tulsa," I said. He laughed and said, "Yeah, I know!" Then he smiled and he thanked me. I drove back to work with such joy in my heart! You need joy in your life? Go get some people saved! So when anyone does you a favor, you can use this technique for witnessing! See Auto Repair Train Tract.
My garage door wasn't working, so I had to call customer service. The man who helped me was a nice guy who had an Asian accent. He told me he was originally from Japan. I told him about how Jesus Christ is the door to eternal life. He is the most important door you can ever go through. I explained the Gospel to him. He had never really heard it explained to him before. He agreed to pray a salvation prayer after me. Praise God! I give him all the glory. See Gas Station Tract or Junior High Tract
Another guy I witnessed to was my mortgage broker named Greg who helped me refinance my house. I told him that the most important thing to me was my home for all eternity. I told him that I knew that I had a mansion being prepared for me up in heaven. He laughed and I asked him if he knew where his home would be for all eternity. He had been brought up Catholic, but did not go to church now. I urged him to pray a salvation prayer after me to make sure he had a home in heaven. He prayed a salvation prayer after me! He said he had joy and was so glad he prayed that prayer. So many know "about" Jesus, but have never prayed to make Him their Lord and Savior. That day he did. I encouraged him to go to church. See Real Estate tract
There are So Many Christians in Tulsa, But What about in Your City?
So when I run into a Christian, then I just encourage them to witness and talk about Jesus. I encourage them to ask your unbelieving friends or family: "Do you know how much Jesus loves you?" Now that my website is up, I encourage them to witness and go to: www.traintracts.com


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Monday, September 29, 2008
Dr. Appointment
Weight: Gained 2lbs. Total of 16lbs.
Uterus: 31-32cms
Blood pressure: 118/79
Caleb's heart rate: 154bpm
We asked Dr. K about a "walking epidural," which is the pain relief of an epidural while maintaining the ability to walk. It seems like the best of both worlds, but it's still pretty rare, and it turns out it's not offered at my hospital. *sigh* We talked with Dr. K about the possibility of us delivering while she's on vacation (missions in Southwest Asia, as a matter of fact), and she said that the other doctors are a lot like her in the way they operate, so not to worry. She said that I'm likely to be late since it's my first baby, so she might even be back by the time Caleb comes. In which case, she's on call the whole week of Thanksgiving, so we'd have her without a doubt. Unlike what the scheduler said at the last appointment, she didn't mention induction at all, which is good. I'm sure as we get closer we'll know a little more.
We also asked if she could tell if Caleb was head up or down. She poked around a bit, decided that she couldn't really tell, and said, "Well, let's just start up the sonogram machine and find out!" So, once again, our patience (and picking the last appt. slot of the day) paid off, and we got a sonogram!
That's his face in the upper right half, facing the camera. Dr. K said it looked like he's already working on a full head of hair! She also said his bladder looked unusually large, which either meant he just needed to pee, or it could be an indicator of something wrong. She's not the one trained to notice things like that, so she scheduled for us to have a quick sono on our next appt, this time with the sonographer, to see if the trained eye noticed anything wrong. I don't think it's anything to worry about at all, and we get another sonogram!
All in all, it was worth the wait, and a very good appointment!
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So Caleb's already working on a full photo album, pretty good for a kid who hasn't even gone out in public!ReplyDelete
I always wondered why they can sometimes be stingy with ultrasounds. (I mean, obviously, your doctor is not.) But what's the cost in doing one, really? I mean, I'm sure it's an expensive machine, but for the actual use, the cost would involve VERY minimal electricity and a squirt of belly goo. If that's the case, they should be handing out sonos like candy. :-)ReplyDelete
I agree with KD. The actual cost of operation can't be that much.ReplyDelete
Glad you have a good visit and another sonogram, though.
I wonder if it's the time factor, and also that things like this could happen: an inexperienced sonographer (my dr.) could "find" something that may not be something at all, and now we have to have another. It works out for me, but I can see why it could be a hassle for the office. I think twins and high-risk pregnancies get sonos all the time. But I agree, more sonos for the pregos! Let's arrange a sit-in.ReplyDelete
Regarding the bladder... my oldest had a full bladder on one of my sonograms, too. And then, when we were recording it on a VCR tape, he emptied his bladder. That's how we knew he was a boy. :) It was awesome and I plan on showing that video to his wife some day.ReplyDelete

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Dorian's First Photos!
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Some of you may remember adorable little Jaxson from his portraits that made it up onto my blog about six months ago. Shortly after giving Jaxson's photos to his parents I met his aunt Deandra who was four months pregnant with Dorian at the time. Of course she looked through her nephew's photos, loved them, and it was decided that I would be taking her new son's first photos as well
Deandra, Tray and Dorian make a lovely family, and they were all a pleasure to work with! Despite the fact that Dorian wasn't too thrilled about the prospect of having a big camera hovering around his face at first, the images turned out beautifully. I'm proud to have been a part of taking Dorian's first photographs. I hope you all enjoy!


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These are photos from my trip to Puerto Rico.
|Puerto Rico Astrophotography - Big Dipper constellation, Canon 60Da
This photo can be used for a question "What is the latitude of the observer?" Palm trees in the image give the clue to this question.
It is interesting how well known constellations (like Big Dipper) look from different places of the world – Puerto Rico, Yellowstone, Grand Teton.
|Puerto Rico Night Sky Palm Tree and Jupiter
|Palm Trees and Orion and Canis Major constellations Puerto Rico Astrophotography
|Yacht Astrophotography Culebra Island Puerto Rico
Canon 60Da, EF16-35mm f/2.8L II USM lens, 30 sec, ISO-3200, F4
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|Northern Pole Star - Polaris - Laser Pointer Puerto Rico Golf Course Astrophotography
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|Orion, Canis Major and Milky Way - iOptron SkyTracker Astrophotography Puerto Rico
Constellations: Orion, Canis Major, Canis Minor, Monoceros. Part of Constellations: Lepus, Eridanus, Taurus, Gemini.
For such duration Barnard's Loop in Orion is pretty much visible.


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There are two types of guilds on Austin MUD, class guilds and player guilds. Class guilds are the places you go to practice your skills/spells in a certain class. Player guilds however are more social and complex guilds. The player guilds of Austin have been created, formed and are run by the mortals of Austin. Each guild offers a unique role-playing experience and all of them offer friendship and camaraderie with other mortals. These guilds each have a guild house in the World of Austin, and they have special skills, spells, equipment, and mobiles that are unique to their guild. Each guild has a mission statement, which tells you what the purpose of the guild is, and why they have been formed. The rules and regulations of player guilds are made up by and enforced by the Guilds themselves. Player guilds have 8 member ranks (ranging from pledge to guildmaster), and these ranks are named differently for each guild. Player Guilds also have their own communication channel, called the guild channel. These guild channels can have their own names, depending on the guild. There is also a guildhelp command, which gives a member of a guild information on certain commands, skills, spells, and equipment for the guild they are in. Lastly, there is a group of Gods that is in charge of creating, and maintaining the code for the player guilds.
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By James Smith
UCF Forum columnist
Even though they have the best of intentions, about this time of year many people start setting aside their New Year's resolutions – if they haven't already.
Do you have any left or have they all been abandoned for another try in 2018?
For me, there are the usual resolutions of losing weight, eating better, spending more time with the family, helping others more, cleaning out the garage, landscaping around the house, renovating the kitchen, etc.
To help me try to be successful and accomplish my goals, I keep in mind a simple quote by Scottish minister and hymnist George Matheson: "We conquer by continuing." This direct approach by Matheson, who lived from 1842 to 1906, can be an encouragement for each of us.
This year, I decided to follow through with two resolutions that have eluded me for years.
On the health front, I want to lose weight and start eating better. To accomplish this, I have purchased a wearable device that tracks my activities and have started the logging process of exercise and daily life, including my food intake.
The other resolution is to learn a new language. The Hebrew and Greek languages have long fascinated me, so this year I am resolved to learn a Greek word every day with the help of a desktop calendar that focuses on Greek word studies. My goal is to learn enough Greek to start reading more of the original Greek texts from the early Christian church and expand my overall understanding of that particular period of time.
There are other benefits of keeping resolutions.
I hope to develop new habits for daily reading, study and other routines. Working on better time management can have a positive effect on other areas of your life that you may not realize. And eating better leads to exercise, which then leads to wanting to get more/better sleep.
If you feel better and have more energy, those long-lost "honey do" list projects seem achievable. Can I complete my "honey do" list in 2017? Only time will tell.
As we move deeper into 2017, I hope your resolutions are still intact and you are making progress on accomplishing the goals you have set for the year.
Keep George Matheson's quote about perseverance in mind.
The Scotsman attended Glasgow Academy and the University of Glasgow, where he graduated first in classics, logic and philosophy. Then at age 20, he became blind, but persevered to enter the ministry. He dedicated the remainder of his life to theological and historical studies.
So, whatever you have resolved to accomplish, just like Matheson you can conquer by continuing.
Jim Smith is assistant director of the UCF Valencia Osceola Campus. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Guadalupe, Arizona, is a small town between Phoenix and Tempe. With a little over 6,000 people, most of whom are Hispanic or Native American, the area is home to a cultural vibrancy that shows in its churches, murals, festivals and even its cemeteries. Pictured above, Yaqui Indian and Mexican Catholic churches attract large crowds of worshippers from the community.
The area is both culturally vibrant as well as economically disadvantaged. Nearly 27 percent of Guadalupe households are under the poverty line, and the median household income is less than $31,000. Compounding the problem, a tight housing market with few affordable options forces many residents to find less expensive alternatives away from Guadalupe.
In 2012, Nuestra Senora became the first (and remains the only) affordable multifamily housing development in the area. With 72 well-designed homes targeted to people earning between 40 and 60 percent Area Median Income (AMI), the development's been fully occupied since opening and retains a long waiting list.
Along with two parking spots for each apartment, Nuestra Senora features numerous amenities, including a large community room, a computer room, a basketball court, a playground, and picnic and barbecue area. Two-year resident Mark Timar (pictured) stands behind a book exchange program, available daily outside of the rental office.
Born and raised in Guadalupe, Marcela Vega has lived at Nuestra Senora since 2015 after adopting her grandchildren. "I don't know where I would be without my home," she says. "I had to find a place where I could be with the kids, a safe place where I could say, 'This is my home.' The kids know it too, because they say, 'Oh, it's good to be home,' when we come back from a walk." Read Marcela's story in her own words.
A 20-minute drive from Phoenix and Tempe, the development is well-located, with walking access to a bus stop, an elementary school, a mall and other shops.
The commitment of the Guadalupe Community Development Corp. board of directors (pictured above) has been instrumental in Nuestra Senora's success, as has the property management team, Tiempo.
"One of the things our board emphasizes is that this development is going to be here a long time," says Gary Smith, executive director of the development corp. "We need to keep it clean, make it family friendly, and stay on top of it and have a quality, long-term development."
Most of the Guadalupe Community Development Corp. board members are residents with deep roots in the area. Executive director assistant, Christina Campoy, sits at the gravesite of her uncle in one of the nearby Yaqui Indian cemeteries.
Enterprise remains a proud contributor to the long-term success of Nuestra Senora. Having providing financing during the construction phase, we remain an active partner in the development's sustainability.
- Equity: $8.8 million in Low-Income Housing Tax Credit equity (American Express was the investor)
- Debt: $1.3 million loan from Enterprise Community Loan Fund
- Transit accessible: A bus stop is walking distance a few blocks away.
- Asset management: Through site visits and regular analysis of financial performance, our Asset Management team helps ensure a consistent quality of life for the residents.
- Rural and Native American: Numerous Enterprise reports discuss the sustainability of Rural and Native American Housing.


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New Jersey
New Jersey Regulations on Wild and Exotic Felines
Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife
P.O. Box 430
Trenton, NJ 08625
State Web Site: http://www.state.nj.us/
Department Website: http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/
Short Summary: Does not issue permits for potentially dangerous species (All felids) for pet or hobby purposes.
Possession of potentially dangerous species must be for scientific holding, animal exhibitor, zoological holding, animal theatrical or propagation and sales (animal dealer).
Application asks for education and background information, demonstration of a working knowledge of the species, the stated purpose and intent, description of housing and caging plans.
Endangered specie possession permits will not be issued for the purpose of propagation by amateurs. A scientific institution, zoological society or similar organization must sponsor the possession of any endangered species.


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Can't See My DVD-ROM Drive!
Driver Easy is a program that helps you detect and update missing or outdated drivers with ease. Repeat these steps with a few other discs of the same type to make sure the problem is not related to the disc. If the message "device is not ready" is shown, or the screen fails to update after 30 seconds, the disc or the drive may be bad. Yükleniyor... you can try this out
Super star! You can change this preference below. Kapat Evet, kalsın. None of this worked on my Windows 8, not even the download of the registry script.
Dvd Drive Not Showing Windows 10
but the drive should appear other place. Click on "Tools" and select "Folder Options". Type 1 in the Value data box, and then click OK.
Wait for the computer to restart and boot into Windows. CD/DVD drive device driver missing. Method 5 worked after I used the first two. Dvd Drive Not Showing In Device Manager I was having the same problem as others after installed some video editing software and the Microsoft fix it link worked for me.
Type regedit in the Run box, then press Enter. Dvd Drive Not Showing Up Windows 7 Yükleniyor... If it works, you are done. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/314060 Asus K533MA windows 10-64.
mariejanethompsonMar 13, 2014, 9:59 PM Same thing happened to me. Dvd Drive Not Showing In Device Manager Windows 7 I had to reboot the computer several times, but the DVD/CD drive finally showed up, and it worked. CD/DVD Drive has power but not detected by windows CD/DVD Drive not working Windows 10 solved Recovery Backup Options for Win 10 User who upgraded from initially Win 8.1 without CD/DVD K J Solution found: downloaded correct drivers for my ASUS r503 SATA DVD drive that were outdated Thanks to all for posting all methods and fixes.
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Since then, however, my CD/DVD drive is not detected and/or recognized.
If you can isolate which ATA channel the drive is connected to you could try uninstalling it. Dvd Drive Not Showing Windows 10 I'm not sure whether or not this will help but here is a solution from Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060 After you rebooted did you scan the ATA channels for hardware changes? Dvd Drive Not Showing In Windows 8 Marauder 17 Oct 2015 Tried both methods, neither worked.
I tried all your methods. directory Z7_3054ICK0KGTE30AQO5O3KA30H5 hp-country-locator-portlet Actions ${title} Loading... please help me... Z7_3054ICK0KGTE30AQO5O3KA3015 hp-online-communities-portlet Actions ${title} Loading... Cd Drive Not Detected
This is an INTERMITTENT problem, not something that you can duplicate at will or provide with a surefire fix. Use the steps in this document to troubleshoot problems with CD and DVD drives reading discs. My desktop machine (Vista Professional) has the same problem. see this Right click on it and select delete from the menu.
Aldrin der's no lower and upper filters on my registry editors T.T i still cant fix it. Cd Drive Not Detected Windows 8 Oturum aç Çeviri Yazısı 445.674 görüntüleme 1.056 Bu videoyu beğendiniz mi? Dave.
It really works.
- Kapat Evet, kalsın.
- Type regedit in the Run box, then press Enter.
- I try this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060 and a download microfost fix it and it work hope it work 4 u 2 View all 10 comments Report cici- Sep 13, 2009 at 02:14 PM
- Type Controller0, and then press Enter.
- None of the options listed in the forum solve the problem for me, and I am no newbie.
- If that computer cannot play it, something is wrong with the disc or the other computer's burn capabilities.
- It was unable find the problem but, just go through it.then STEP 3. - Click Start , click All Programs, click Accessories, right-click Command Prompt, and then click Run as administrator.
- but i can just see 1 drive....
- Type 1 in the Value data box, and then click OK.
- Report [email protected] Apr 26, 2010 at 02:41 AM hey thanksssssssssssssssss very much friend....i got my dvd rom again..bcoz of u only thanks again...!
It really worked abdul thankssssssssssssssssssssssssssss dude ... Thank you so much for taking time to post this fix! but the drive should appear other place. Can't See Dvd Drive In My Computer Windows 10 Under the Ltr column, find and remember the drive letter next to the CD/DVD drive that contains the disc.
Under System and Security, click Find and fix problems. I still have the problem on Windows 10 Tapas Das Thank you so much. Thank you for sharing the knowledge. http://hosting3.net/drive-not/external-hard-drive-not-showing-as-a-drive-in-windows-7.html I even tried the Vishal method (viewing hidden devices), at which point the CD/DVD device was shown; but after I deleted the drivers, it did NOT rediscover the device.
Fred Van 229.016 görüntüleme 4:03 My DVD / CD does not autoplay when inserted into the computer drive - Süre: 1:33. Hope this is helpful to you. Many thanks, clever stuff indeed. If prompted for confirmation click "Yes". 4.
Sıradaki How to fix your CD/DVD drive (if your computer doesn't detect it) - Süre: 2:40. If nothing happens or the computer stops responding, the laser is unable to read the initial startup information on the disc. In registry editor you have to locate a registry key by expanding directories on left pane.


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Great grey owl (Strix nebulosa), Portrait, Captive.
Black kites gather over Willare roadhouse as the pigs are fed, Kimberlys, WA.
brown fish owl (Ketupa zeylonensis), Sri Lanka
Black Thighed Falconet - Worlds smallest raptor
Black-thighed falconet (Microhierax fringillarius), Malaysia. The worlds smallest bird of prey, the size of a sparrow.
Black-thighed falconet (Microhierax fringillarius), Malaysia. Chicks in the nest waiting for food. The worlds smallest bird of prey, the size of a sparrow.
A Pacific Swallow also joins the chorus to entertain us at breakfast in #Sumatra
Pair of Oriental Pied Hornbill at sunset
Oriental Pied Hornbills ( (Anthracoceros albirostris) passing food at sunset. Near a hotel, where food is put out on a bird table to draw the birds away from the restaurant area and reduce birds stealing food from tourists. Pangkor, Malaysia.
Black Skimmer (Rynchops niger) Pantanal, Matogrossense National Park, Brazil.
Valentines day with the Skimmers "Roses are red, violets are blue - I've got a big mouth, but not as big as you"
Oven Bird
Oven Bird (Furnarius rufus) Pantanal, Poconé, Brazil.
Bare-faced ibis, (Phimosus infuscatus). Pantanal, Poconé, Brazil.
Ringed Kingfisher
Pantanal, Brazil
The living Pterosaur of South America - Jabiru
up to 1.5 metres tall and with a wingspan of 3 metres. The beak is up to 30 cm long.
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I wish you the best and thank you all for your support, friendship, encouragement, and kind words. May the coming year bring you creativity, health and happiness.
Thank you, Kristin. All the best to you and yours, as well. Slid our way (slippery highway) down to son's house in CT yesterday for his first time hosting the family Christmas party. Two new babies in the mix as well as 4 and 9 year old grandsons and nephew's two kids. They effectively trashed the house! Was fun to watch from the perspective of "the elder grandmother"! I had knitted and crocheted hats, ear warmers, and neck warmers for the daughters in law which the sons promptly modeled and made fun of! Let's see who gets the last laugh when it's minus 20 degrees out! Finished a baby blanket for one of the babes too! Now on to enjoying some quiet crafting this winter! Peace and love to you! Cheryl
All is calm all is bright........Enjoy these wonderful moments!
Your picture is lovely...just like a Christmas card. Merry Christmas to you and yours
My best wishes to you too!
XO to you and yours and hope you have SNOW!
Happy Christmas to you all, Kristin - with love from Winchester, UK - Adaliza & the collies Belle & Misty xxx
Merry Christmas to you all, and here's to the best New Year!
Merry Christmas to you and your family! Thank you for sharing your life in your blog - all the pictures, stories of family life and gardening/farming, sheep raising, recipes, crafting, embroidery, pottery making and painting, and knitting! Fun to read about and know and truly inspiring as well. May 2018 be a blessed year for you. :)
Happy 2018 Cheryl and family. Thanks for all. XO
Merry Christmas Deborah.
Thank you Radka!
We have snow! XO
Merry merry Val! XO
The best for 2018! XO
Thx so much Tricia. Here's to a wonderful 2018!
Enjoy the rest of the holidays! Stay warm and cosy and enjoy those sweet things!
This past January when we were starved for color here in western Massachusetts, I discovered the book Floral Patterns Of India via the Qui...


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Microsoft is piloting an enhanced cyber-security program aimed at providing enhanced protection for political campaigns and election authorities. Launched at the end of July and first noted by Bleeping Computer, the "AccountGuard" program is being rolled out ahead of the 2018 US mid-term elections.
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We arrived in DaNang late afternoon, and drove straight to Hoi An. Our homestay, Loc Phat is a sweet, small place close to town and about 3 km from the beach. Our host family lives adjacent. Linh helped us settled in, then we went for a walk. The food here is supposed to be the best in Vietnam. Judging by the Banh Mi we had at the corner (Linh's suggestion), I'll swear to it.
We have no plans here yet and the break feels good.
Got up early and sat at breakfast for a few hours. It's rainincrazy hard, but with Linh's help, we signed up for a cooking class anyway. Called the Thuan Tinh Island – Cooking Tour, we spent the first hour or so in the marketplace, in the pouring rain. Always one of my favorite places, I'm coming home with tons of pictures of vegetables. The markets are covered, but to get from one side of the street to the other we were ankle deep in water. Hurray for kayaking shoes.
Here are three pictures of a lovely Vietnamese woman
We bought greens, beef, and chicken. I found pennywort and although we did not make the salad we had in Burma, we bought some for our spring rolls. Then we boarded a boat and traveled about a half hour down river. On the way, our guide, Hihn, told us a bit about the tax system, how cars are taxed so heavily, a used American car would cost about $20,000 and a new American car, $60,000, That there is no free health care.
We switched to row boats and paddled through water palms to a tiny dock. Covered with pink and pale green plastic raincoats, we look like pastel cake decorations. But we're dry…ish. We were an odd group, a bickering couple from Canada, a sweet young Israeli couple, and two German girls. It was only odd because the bickering couple continued to make side comments about each other all afternoon.
Hinh showed us how to make rice milk, using a grinding stone, the same type we have in our garden at home. We took the rice milk over to the outdoor kitchen and set it aside.
We were introduced to our cooking instructor, a formidable woman who was insistent we do thing her way! The plan for the afternoon was to put up the beef broth first, so it could simmer 1 1/2 hours. It was a classic bone broth infused for 5 minutes with cinnamon bark and star anise. We learned that any longer and the spices would have turned the broth bitter.
In the meantime, we made fancy spring rolls, learning to roll them differently than usual. They tasted great, in if not perfectly rolled. Then we used our rice milk for pancakes filled with vegetables and shrimp. We were under the impression they were made with egg, as they come out rather yellowish, but it's the turmeric in the batter. It's Rachelle's favorite, and really good. I liked the idea of creating, then eating each dish as it came up.
The third dish was a beautiful beef noodle salad, with mostly greens. Our instructor gave us precise instructions on decorating the plate: 24 1/2 moons of cucumber, 6 in a row, 4 rows, radiating in from the rim of the plate, each row flanked by 2 strips of carrots. Compose the salad in the center, in the designated order…. You get the idea. Rachelle the rebel, was pretty much in trouble the whole time. Finally, we went back to our beef broth and assembled a delicious soup. All in all, a very satisfying, filling day!
We took a car back, changed and went into the old quarter for the evening. No cars on the streets, so one would think it's safe to walk, but motor bikes are allowed, so be on your guard. We found a little restaurant and had a banana flower salad. The first time I had it was in India, and it was 100 times better here. The mackerel stew was not so good. The fish was so overlooked we just left it. When the waitress came around, she was distressed that we left the fish. We explained that it was tough. She left for a moment, came back with a fruit plate and explained that it would be taken off the bill. She apologized profusely and hoped we would return. I thought it was so professional of the restaurant staff, and will give it a good review on trip advisor.
Returning back to the homestay, we got on the back of some guy's bike. He way overcharged us, though I thought he should have paid us as Rachelle was right behind him and he seemed to be enjoying it too much.


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Tied to the 90s (Birthday Edition): 30 years, 30 songs–Part I Wednesday, August 22, 2007Posted by Yostal in 80s, 90s rock, DeadOn's Resident Pop Culture Historian, Gen X&Y, guilty pleasures, more indepth than probably need-be, Posts that should have more humor, Reasons why I am single, rock & roll, Things too long to read, Tied to the 90s, Yostal.
Tags: 30 years-30 songs, birthday
Welcome back to "Tied to the 90s", a not-very complete guide to a decade that was. I'm your host, Yostal, and once more, I'll be taking you through the pop culture landscape of the 1990s. If you have any suggestions for future columns, please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com or leave me a comment.
This week's post is perhaps the most self-indulgent effort I have ever made with Tied to the 90s, which I know is saying something. I warn you now, because, well, it's what I do. But this is the first really good idea I have had for a Tied to the 90s since June, so I'm running with it. I also want to warn you that after the completion of this two part special edition, I'll be taking a month off. With school starting back up and college football season, my efforts will be needed elsewhere for a little while. Don't worry, it's just a hiatus, and I may still post some random other things as the month goes on. So, with all of that out of the way.
At the end of this month, I will turn 29 years old, meaning that I will have been on this earth for 30 distinct calendar years (OK, technically that happened at the beginning of the year, but just roll with me here.) I was struck by that notion and wanted to look at my favorite songs from each of those 30 years. Now, please note I said "favorite". Not best, not most significant, not most influential, just my favorites. Why they're favorites can be as simple as I just really like them to having good memories associated with them to something larger. It doesn't matter. These are just my favorite songs from each of the last 30 years. Now, as always, I can never make this simple, but I did make the rule that once I had used an artist, I could not use them again. I based "year" off the year that the album from which it came was released, and beyond that, I went to town. There's going to be some crossover from previous columns as you might expect, but I'm going to write all new material about each song, at least as best I can. I fully expect that you will disagree with many of my choices, but it just gives you something to discuss in the comments. So, with no further ado, part I of 30 Years, 30 Songs.
1978: "Who Are You" by The Who from the album Who Are You
Having seen a resurgence in popularity since the decade began due to its use as the theme song to CSI (Original Recipe), this has been a concert staple for The Who since its 1978 release. The notion of Pete Townshend questioning his own place in the rock world and Pete's penchant for drink both play significant roles in this song. It is also one of the few songs where you can hear multiple audible f-bombs in the lyrics and yet is played unaltered on the radio.
Runners-up: "Life's Been Good" by Joe Walsh (it was Jimmy James' campaign theme song after all) and "Lawyers, Guns, and Money" by Warren Zevon (It's as good a quick fix kit as you can get.)
1979: "I Want You to Want Me" (live) by Cheap Trick from the album Live at Budokan
There is a running joke among my friends about my use of the phrase "I remain fully committed to idea of power pop." This is my exhibit A. It's 4 minutes of power pop perfection, straight forward, heartfelt lyrics with a sense of longing, variations within the song, and the really tough "feelingallalonewithoutafriendyouknowyoufeellikedyin" lyric that eventually convinced me not to do it at Pants Party Karaoke night back in May. And really, who among us isn't willing to go the extra mile for someone we love, even if just means shining up your old brown shoes, putting on a brand new shirt, and getting home early from work?
Runners-up: Wow, I really don't have a lot here. "London Calling" and "Train in Vain (Stand by Me)" by the Clash (I think they split the vote, leaving the door open for Cheap Trick.)
1980: "What I Like About You" by The Romantics from the album The Romantics
My nod to the City of Detroit, at least within my lifetime. And further proof of concept about myself and power pop. This song has so many wonderful little elements. It has the claps at the beginning, the harmonica solo, the fact that it's the drummer doing the lead vocals, the fact that playing this on Guitar Hero Encore Rocks the 80s could possibly kill you, the fact that it wasn't initially popular but made it's mark through licensing, and the fact that it names one of my guiltiest pleasures, the Amanda Bynes/Jennie Garth sitcom of that name (the Lillix cover that serves as the show's theme, however, not so much.)
Runners-up: "Romeo and Juliet" by Dire Straits (makes me think of a wonderful person in Chicago), "Let My Love Open the Door" by Pete Townshend (I had to disqualify it under the rules), "Once in a Lifetime" by Talking Heads.
1981: "The Waiting" by Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers from the album Hard Promises
I have to admit it, this song was largely picked because of this Simpsons clip (or its non-union Mexican equivalent, because everything is funnier in Spanish.) It was what pushed it out ahead of the runners-up, in one of the closest decisions in the entire field.
Runners-up: "Tempted" by Squeeze (it's just so time out of mind, it feels like 1994, not 1981, damn you Reality Bites!) "We Got the Beat" by the Go-Gos (a Stevenson football tradition), "Winning" by Santana, and "Lonely is the Night" by Billy Squier (if you can find a better Zeppelin ripoff, buy it.)
1982: "Dirty Laundry" by Don Henley from the album I Can't Stand Still
I know it's an easy target and Mr. Henley had his own reasons for writing it, but it's just so true. Think about it "people love it when you lose/they love dirty laundry" "kick 'em when they're up, kick 'em when they're down", "she can tell you about the plane crash with a gleam in her eye/it's interesting when people die." and "we all know that crap is king." 25 years later, it's no better. Plus, there's a great beat in this song. Just an excellent all-around effort.
Runners-up: "Pressure" by Billy Joel (it's the opening synth line), "A Town Called Malice" by the Jam (it's just so peppy!), "Under Pressure" by David Bowie and Queen (not even Vanilla Ice can ruin this song), "The Sea Refuses No River" by Pete Townshend (very underrated solo piece by Pete.)
1983: "Pink Houses" by John Cougar Mellencamp from the album Uh-Huh
I am so ashamed of myself…But before Chevrolet ruined him, Mellencamp wrote one of the great "small" songs about the American dream in "Pink Houses" and at the same time is filled with seething Heartland rage. The problem is that Midwesterners are so low key about things, no one seems to notice when they're pissed. So, you can understand how Ronald Reagan might have missed the point back in 1984 during campaign season.
Runners-up: "Modern Love" by David Bowie (he did start the trivia craze after all.), "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)" by Journey (it's so cheesetastic, I just have to post the video link), "I Love L.A." by Randy Newman (because, well, it's used so brilliantly here.)
1984: "Back on the Chain Gang" by The Pretenders from the album Learning to Crawl
This is a small cheat, because the album was a single in 1982, but by my rules, it works. Anyway, I like the Pretenders a lot and this is one of the great reasons why. It's just so hopeful, if longing about what has been past, and then the ooh-ahh's in the chorus, and it's use at the end of the pilot of How I Met Your Mother and yeah, it's just happy happy.
Runners-up: "Forever Young" by Alphaville (one of the truly great songs of nuclear anxiety), "Tenderness" by General Public (damn peppy), "My City Was Gone" by the Pretenders (better song than this pick, but well, it's Rush association cost it points.), "(Don't Go Back to) Rockville" by R.E.M. (the band's already being used elsewhere.), "How Soon is Now" by the Smiths (witches!)
1985: "Bad" (live at Wembley Arena) by U2 from the EP Wide Awake in America
The second song I wrote down when I started this exercise, "Bad"is one of my all-time favorite songs, even if it is about heroin. I chose the live version from Wide Awake in America because the depth added by the pre-recorded rhythm line adds a sense of depth, but it's still about Edge's minimalism, and Bono's full-on passion in the vocals. The song that made U2 at Live-Aid (even if Bono learned why you should never leave the stage (even if it is to save a life), and leave your bandmates to fill for five minutes.) and the song that just reminds me of the majesty and power that a great U2 song can have.
Runners-up: "Brothers in Arms" by Dire Straits (any other year, and this is in the list.), "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News (love Back to the Future), "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves (Fry's favorite song!), "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" by Tears for Fears (love Real Genius), Don't You (Forget About Me)" by Simple Minds (love The Breakfast Club and I have the photos from high school that prove it.)
1986: "Don't Dream It's Over" by Crowded House from the album Crowded House
My friend, the oft-aforementioned Victoria, lists this as a "perfect song" and I find it hard to disagree. It's just simple, elegant, and sweet. In the end, it's about wanting to hold on in spite of the obstacles you face, especially in love. It's just one of those where you know that it's just right when you hear it.
Runners-up: "The Way It Is" by Bruce Hornsby and the Range (some love for one of the other great Bruces in American music), "It's In the Way That You Use It" by Eric Clapton (The Color of Money's crowning achievement ), "Cuyahoga" by R.E.M. (see previous R.E.M. issues).
1987: "It's the End of the World As We Know It (and I Feel Fine)" by R.E.M. from the album Document
The first song I wrote down because it remains my favorite. It's where I learned about the idea of "stream-of-consciousness" so I knew it already when it came up in 10th grade English, it's where I learned that knowing all the words makes you look like a crazy man, it's one of Homer Simpson's favorites, it's one of the few songs that achieves Gilmore speed of almost 200 words per minute, it's one of the few songs to reference policy debate in it's lyrics, and let's face it, if the apocalypse is coming, it's the best possible way of looking at it.
Runners-up: I need to look, I didn't even think to do so before now…"Rain in the Summertime" by the Alarm (it's like a Welsh U2!), "New Sensation" by INXS (more Australians!), "Never Tear Us Apart" by INXS (because I am a sentimental freak), "Can't Hardly Wait" by the Replacements (I am an unabashed Mats fan), "Red Hill Mining Town" by U2 (in my top three for U2).
1988: "Cult of Personality" by Living Colour from the album Vivid
1988 was one of the hardest years to pick because I only have 23 songs from that year on my iTunes, three of which are R.E.M. and five of which are U2, so that left a very small field. And while there are three exceptionally important songs from 1988 ("Jane Says" by Jane's Addiction, "Where is My Mind" by The Pixies, and "Teen Age Riot" by Sonic Youth), I am not a huge fan of any of them. For a while, the winner was Roy Orbison's "You Got It", but in the end, my love for crazy guitar solos and name dropping 20th Century political figures won out. You open with a Malcolm X snippet, you get references to Il Duce and Stalin, and you close with a Kennedy snippet. You also get a kick ass guitar solo in the middle. We have a winner.
Runners-up: All of the aforementioned songs, plus "All I Want is You" by U2 (again, sentimental freak) and "Orange Crush" by R.E.M. (follow me, don't follow me)
1989: "Rockin' in the Free World" by Neil Young from the album Freedom
This was all set to be "Running Down a Dream" and then I realized that it would be cheating to include Tom Petty and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Then it was going to be "Darlin' One" by The Replacements, but ironically it was shot down as a replacement because Paul Westerberg is being used later, and even Leah would call me out for that cheat. So then it was going to be "Wicked Game" by Chris Issak, which has the damn sexiest video, but it's really more of a 1991 song. So it's this, one of the great angry yet hopeful songs. It points out the problems that America clearly has, drug abuse, treatment of veterans, drug use, a litany of faults, and yet, there it is. If you want to read it as irony, it can be read that way, but if you want to see it as the idea that for all of the problems that exist, the fact that we can keep on rockin' in the free world, that we have that right, well, that works too.
Runners-up: All of the aforementioned songs, plus "We Didn't Start the Fire" by Bill Joel (I am a history teacher after all), and "Here Comes Your Man" by the Pixies (my favorite Pixies track),
1990: "There She Goes" by The La's from the album The La's
Again, this is the tyranny of too few choices really. So what I ended up with is a song that has no verses, just chorus, light and amazingly not about heroin. A wonderful effort by a band from Liverpool. Plus, it figures into both the movie Fever Pitch (the good 1997 one, not the evil 2005 one) and the classic So I Married an Axe Murderer.
Runners-up: "Jealous Again" by The Black Crowes (nearly won out), "Say Hello 2 Heaven" by Temple of the Dog (total credit to Sirius 24 for that pickup), "Birdhouse in Your Soul" by They Might Be Giants ("Not too point too fine a point on it, say I'm
another the only bee in your bonnet." Always loved the joy of that line.)
1991: "Alive" by Pearl Jam from the album Ten
1991 is the watershed year of music, fitting comfortably into its spot in the 12 year peak cycle of rock and roll (1955-1967-1979-1991-2003, each year marking a major watershed in the history of rock and roll.) I have 58 songs in my iTunes for 1991 under the category alt. rock that could fit the bill. Think about it…Nevermind, Out of Time, Ten, Girlfriend, Achtung Baby, The Black Album, Blood Sugar Sex Magik, Blue Lines, Fear. That's one of the deepest album benches in history. So how do I make a choice in this watershed year? Well, U2 and R.E.M. have already been used, so that's good…Toad has a spot reserved for them own the line. So this comes down to a very few choices. You'll note the very strong runners-up list, but in the end I went with something that has been a favorite of mine pretty much since it debuted. "Alive" is everything I love about a Pearl Jam track. The way Eddie Vedder's vocals inflecting over the guitar work, infusing the song with the passion and energy it demands, the exceptional KISS/Hendrix inspired guitar solo, the overall way that this track always makes my ears perk up when I hear it on the radio. In the end, it won the day.
Runners-up: "Girlfriend" by Matthew Sweet (even if it kills me on GH2 every time), "Only Shallow" by My Bloody Valentine (Irish shoegazing at its finest), "Lithium" by Nirvana (I've always liked it better than "Smells Like Teen Spirit"), "Country Feedback" by R.E.M. (my second favorite R.E.M. track), "Until the End of the World" by U2 (or hell, anything off Achtung), "All I Want" by Toad the Wet Sprocket (many memories.)
1992: "Waiting for Somebody" by Paul Westerberg from the original motion picture soundtrack Singles
I know this is mostly because I love the movie Singles, but I've just also always love the lyrically message in this song. Every line of this song has spoken to me at some point in my life, and it's just still so upbeat and positive, because it could still happen, it could still be out there…All my life, waiting for somebody.
Runners-up: "Black Metallic" by Catherine Wheel (a recent addition, but damn it's good…), "Allison Road" by the Gin Blossoms (vastly underrated), "Breath" by Pearl Jam (another classic from Singles), "These Are Days" by 10,000 Maniacs (my favorite May song.)
That's all I have for this week. I genuinely hoped you enjoyed it, and please come back next week for another edition of "Tied to the 90s". Until the next time, this has been Subcommandante Yostal, logging off.
- 3. Bort - Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Great concept, great list. ITA with your assessment of John Mellencamp as the angry Midwesterner – he's very iconic for the era of Farm Aid and the harsh changes in rural life seen in the 1980's. I'd trade "Orange Crush" for "It's the end of the world as we know it" as the REM song, but that's minor.
And in a list of fifteen songs, you pick two songs that have been covered by Sixpence None the Richer?
- 4. spankyjoe - Wednesday, August 22, 2007
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- 6. heyzeus - Wednesday, August 22, 2007
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- 8. DougOLis - Wednesday, August 22, 2007
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- 10. spankyjoe - Thursday, August 23, 2007
Pitchfork would say I have a total Rockist bias. They'd probably be right. I'm also really kinda bummed that I was born in '81, because that cuts out Bowie's Berlin period and afterwards for me. I would love to include something off of Scary Monsters.
1981 – "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic," The Police, Ghost in the Machine. (I can't help it. I'm a sucker. I originally wanted to put "Demolition Man," but I knew I'd be lying.)
1982 – "The Chaufeur," Duran Duran, Rio
1983 – "Oh, Me," The Meat Puppets, II
1984 – "The Call of Ktulu," Metallica, Ride the Lightning (Narrowly edging out "Sixteen Blue," and/or "Answering Machine" by the 'Mats.)
1985 – "The Power of Love," Huey Lewis and the News, Back to the Future Soundtrack (Sorry, can't resist)
1986 – "Angel of Death," Slayer, Reign in Blood
1987 – "Rocket Queen," Guns 'N' Roses, Appetite for Destruction
1988 – "Evil Thing," Danzig, Danzig
1989 – "Fascination Street," The Cure, Disintegration
1990 – "Waiting for the Night," Depeche Mode, Violator (Dr. Girlfriend: Oh yeah, that guy's totally straight. I saw a whole thing about him on the VH-1.
The Monarch: But he's the guy from Depeche Mode! That's impossible!
Dr. Girlfriend: …straight! )
1991 – "Until the End of the World," U2, Achtung Baby!
1992 – "Walk," Pantera, Vulgar Display of Power
PJ-nerd-dom special trivia: I saw PJ play a Halloween show in 2000 at Shoreview in NorCal, and they came out as the Village People for their encore. Mike dressed as the biker in a speedo and some chaps, and Stone was kind enough to pull down said speedo during the "Alive" solo. Mike finished the song hiding behind the Stage Right monitors with the speedo around his ankles, with Eddie giggling helplessly…
- 13. spankyjoe - Thursday, August 23, 2007
Shoreline, not Shoreview. Argh.
Nice catch, steve.
Further related PJ – while they didn't play "Who Are You," PJ threw in more than one Who song into that particular setlist – "The Kids Are Alright," and "Baba O'Riley."
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JD Martinez and the evaluation of one-dimensional talent
134.0 wRAA .392 wOBA 148 wRC+ 14.6 WAR
-23.9 Positional Adjustments.
Hence -42.8 Defense.
Let me give you two comparisons to JD, Todd Frazier, and Edwin Encarnacion, I'm out of my mind right or am i.Todd Frazier
46.8 wRAA .338 wOBA 113 wRC+ 14.8 WAR
How can he have basically the same WAR over that stretch on a significantly worst batting line?
2.9 Base Running
13.8 Fielding
3.3 Positional Adjustment
Hence 17.1 Defense
Edwin Encarnacion
133.2 wRAA .381 wOBA. 141 wRC+ 14.5 WAR
Very similar batting line with JD, lower average, higher BB%, overall value also gets hurt for the same reason
-12.1 Base Running
-1.9 Fielding
-55.0 Positional Adjustment
Todd is now a free agent, turning 32 in a month and is expected to get a 33/3 contract or something around that.
Edwin was a free agent a year ago as a 34-year-old and saw his market plummet, eventually settling for a 3-year deal worth 60, plus 5 mil buyout on a 4th-year option worth 25.
Although this should be implied I feel obligated to say, it's obvious Frazier is not more valuable than Martinez, JD"s skill set as a hitter if used properly (DH) can be huge.
What i am trying to state here is the following, over the last 4 years, JD has been one of the best hitters in baseball, but because of his poor baserunning and below average glove his value is just not what you'd expect from a player with his hitting capabilities.
Proof of that, his overall value, 14.6 WAR is comparable to players like Todd Frazier and Edwin Encarnacion who got or will get significantly less money on the open market, due to misguided perception.
Looking at his hitting profile, age and the projections, a proper contract for JD is something around 100/5, same yearly average as Edwin a couple of extra years as he is only 30 as a Designated Hitter.
Maybe push it up to 90 but over 4, trying to avoid a fifth year, any talk about Boras wanting 7 years, that's insane any halfway smart GM would refuse to do it.
Think about it, neither can play the field, very good hitters, statistics show they are very similar, taking age out of the equation, why should JD Martinez get a higher yearly average than Edwin Encarnacion, the answer is he really shouldn't, and if he does is due to recency bias.
As always it is my pleasure, feel free to comment, suggest and whatever.


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After decades of multilateral non-proliferation efforts aimed at reducing nuclear arms, what madman, after all that, would now say:
"The U.S. must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability," and
"Let it be an arms race. We will outmatch them at every pass and outlast them all."
Was it this guy?
Or maybe this guy?
|Guess again.
How about this guy?
So, from the madman-elect to all of us, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Enjoy it. It may be our last.