And Now... A Long-Distance Dedication
by Hi all...
I'm planning to do a little something on my
web-site, in the spirit of Casey Kasem and his long distance dedications. If anyone
wants to dedicate a song to someone, drop me a line at songdedications@hotmail.com and include your
name and e-mail address, the name and e-mail address of the person the song is for, a
personal message from you, the name of the song and the artist. What I will do is
notify both parties of the dedication via e-mail and direct you to the dedications part of my
web-site, where there will be an annoncement of the dedication and a download of the song
in mp3 format.
Please keep everything in good taste. I will reserve the right to edit or reject
dedications.
Note from iwz: delliott101's page is here
Update: It's ready!!! I put a dedication of my own up there, so check it out!
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ian, what's the purpose of the 'redirect.cfm'? and could you add some javascript to have a new window opened on links?
oh, the redirect.cfm keeps track of how many clicks there were for the link. i don't normally use it, but i copied and pasted the url from the Links box on the homepage, and it was already in there.
i could make it so that links pop up in a new window. i'll do that for eZabel 2.0, which is in development.
thanks. it'll save me from all my 'right-click, open in new window' mouse action
just hold down SHIFT and click...
that would require me to use both hands...
haha, i'm not even touching that one
i was thinking about my answer during tonight's meeting. we had a local needs part. for the introduction, the speaker talked about diets and weight loss regimens, and asked why people don't lose weight. anyway, one person answered how our society is so lazy with our garage door openers and our remote controls. then i'm thinking, ha, and i'm too lazy to use my left hand while i'm surfing...lol
actually, i'm usually leaning on my left hand while i'm surfing, so it's just inconvienent. another shortcut i learned is that you can hold the shift key and roll the scroll button on the mouse to move backwards and fowards thru the browser. again, i don't use that too much because i'm busy leaning...
so yo have so many fat people in your hall they had a local needs on dieting?
that's rough.
(no offense to above-average weighted people)
awww, that's kinda rough!
actually, does anyone want to guess what the part was about, with the above intro?
Was it about staying healthy (esp. pioneers) and eating healthy, getting good sleep, etc. We've had that speech by a CO a couple of times
the talk was about sticking to our spiritual diet. especially, he connected it with having a physical trainer. he/she may give you a routine:
ok, you need to get up at 6:30a. do 10 situps. go out and jog for one mile. drink OJ and dry toast for breakfast (no bacon and eggs). after work, no beer. 10 more situps. jog 20 mins. on treadmill.
what would happen if you decided: well, i'll do the situps, but i'll only jog 1/2 mile. i'll drink the oj, but i'm still eating the bacon. and when i get home, i'll jog 15 mins, and i'm still having my beer...
the point was that if the elders give you suggestions to help you, stick to the prescribed routine. it's from Jehovah. and if we think we can change a routine coming from Jehovah, and expect good results, we better think again.
My dad once told me that they use Casey Kasem all the time for Middle East negotiations, cause he's Jordanian and his voice is relaxing, or something...can anyone confirm this?
i never heard of him being in politics
I dunno about that.. but he does do cartoon voices, like Robin in Superfriends and most famously Shaggy in all the Scooby Doo cartoons!
i remember one time he was one the t.v. show "Sister, Sister" and they named the new school gym the Kasey Casum gym and Tamyra sang the blues. man that was a good episode.
I remember that episode too!! It was really funny! Casey Kasem was really funny in there too...
that was a cute little show...btw i like this dedcation idea