Greatest Mix CD
The greatest play on words ever!
The full and complete title of the mix is as follows.
It was a GREEN DAY and our SENSES FAIL as we [the] ALMOST don’t escape the ARCADE FIRE on our JOURNEY BETWEEN THE TREES from BOSTON.It was pure NIRVANA while I enjoyed my time with my PARAMORE, who I met 3 DOORS DOWN, in LINKIN PARK After which we enjoyed a dinner including RED HOT CHILLI PEPPERS. Gosh she looks good in RED.All in all, it was the most FUN I’ve had in a long time.I’m actually one of the KINGS OF LEON, but she doesn’t know that. But You know me, I’m a MODEST MOUSE.
- Boulevard of Broken Dreams by Green Day
- Calling All Cars by Senses Fail
- Hands by The Almost
- Neighborhood #3 (Power Out) by Arcade Fire
- Don’t stop Believin’ by Journey
- White Lines & Red Lights by Between the Trees
- More than a Feelin’ by Boston
- Smells like Teen Spirit by Nirvana
- Ignorance by Paramore
- Let me Be Myself by 3 Doors Down
- Numb by Linkin Park
- Give it Away by Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Fight Inside by Red
- The Gambler by Fun.
- Use Somebody by Kings of Leon
- The World at Large by Modest Mouse
Stop, Now, This Affront To Justice
Last week, one of the administrators at my school showed us a phone confiscated from a student earlier that day. With glee on her face she then proceeded to brag about how she was reading all of the student’s (in question) text messages. She then proceeded to ask a student to help read the student’s sent text messages. When I confronted her about this, she justified this by saying, “it’s against the rules to text in class”. I believe this is absolutely not only immoral, “fagadocious” and downright skanky that this is also an illegal invasion of privacy! According to this article from NPR,
administrators have the right to read text messages if there is a reasonable suspicion of a threat to public safety. To provide some context, this phone was confiscated from a 13-14 year old in middle school. This entire situation is simple ridiculous. Opinions?
Oh yeah, there is also this little thing called the Fourth Amendment . Have you ever heard of it? It’s frightening how many people who haven’t.
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
Source:Text Privacy Issue Heats Up at Colorado School
HP’s Tech Support is Appalling!
It is really, really. bad!
Esoteric in All
I don’t know what it means.
I wrote this in a daze.
It can mean nothing.
It can mean everything.
Interpret Please.
In this world\
we are outcasts \
beggars of modern \
singularity is disease \
crime is just \
law is faulty \
save, justice \
deserve not the world \
nonetheless, receive \
within offense \
comes righteousness \
in self \
contradiction of spirit \
unity, yet singularity \
esoteric in all \
In this world\
of what we have done \
we partake none \
take offense \
at rebuttal \
brought to justice \
few \
“the way it is” \
Status Quo redefined \
to mean nothing \
and everything \
contradiction \
yet agreement \
esoteric in all \
The First Ten Applications On My Windows Install
I just recently got an HP Mini Netbook for my birthday. It is a really solid machine, with an awesome keyboard and sleek design. Plus, the price is right at $350. One annoying thing about it is the fact that it comes with Windows XP Home Edition. This in and of itself wouldn’t have been bad. However, as with many (if not all) modern PC manufacturers, the HP Mini came with tons of Crapware. No I would not like a trial of Microsoft Office, no I would not like a trial of Norton Internet Security, thank you very much. All of this crap is (nearly) impossible to get off without reinstalling the operating system. So I hooked up an IDE CD drive to my conveniently placed IDE->USB hard drive enclosure. It didn’t fit perfectly, but it worked. with this I installed a fresh copy of Windows XP Pro. I then install the First Ten Applications on every windows install I do. Here They Are:
- UXTheme.dll Multi-Patcher
Allows the installation of custom Visual Styles on windows XP - gVim for windows
An Awesome Text Editor (disclaimer: Opinion) - VirtuaWin Virtual Desktop manager
Allows up to nine virtual desktops, this computer dual-boots Ubuntu Netbook Remix
I like to have the virtual-desktop experience to be consistent throughout windows too. - Microsoft Office 2007
Yeah…I know, What about Openoffice ? Well I happen to have a copy of Microsoft Office 2007.
In my opinion, it runs better on windows than Openoffice, plus, I already have it…so there. - iTunes
I really don’t like it that much, but I have an awesome iPod Touch…so I have to use it. - VLC
It plays Everything - Ext2FS Driver
Since I dual-boot linux on this system, most of my files are in the linux partition,
this driver lets windows access it - 7-zip
Extracts any archive format, for free - Launchy
Access all of your files, folders, and programs with an easy key press - Firefox
I saved the best for last, the best browser ever, hands-down
And that’s 10!
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