Pretty sure I've never heard of either of them. But I thought you California types all were famous, knew each other, and lived next door to famous people. After all, you know Ducky and Stern.

You may not have heard of him, but I'll bet you a dollar you've heard him.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Ward_(voice_actor)

Anime roles
Yojimbo of the Wind - Master of Tonbo, Tanida
Gokudo
Fruits Basket - Postman (in the beginning of episode 2)
Porco Rosso Additional Voices
Spirited Away Additional Voices
Animated roles
Avatar: The Last Airbender - Headmaster (guest, episode 3.2)
Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes - Baron Strucker
Ben 10 - Diamondhead/XLR8/Wildvine
Biker Mice From Mars - Stoker Van Rotten (replacing Peter Strauss)



This is just a sample. He's also in video games. He's everywhere!

It's okay, Sternie. It's all new-fangled stuff.

I'm a baby compared to Stern, but I also get all nopes. No anime, no video games of any kind, rarely any animated movies. If he doesn't do commercials, he's a stranger to me. And radio? A huge nope.

I recognize Spirited Away.

I have watched 1 or 2 "Avatar: The Last Airbender" shows (I have a 9 year old nephew) but I'm a nope one everything else.

Anime sux.

Oh, my. Youve never seen any Miyazaki movies? Spirited Away, Porco Rosso, Howl's Moving Castle, Ponyo? He's one of the best things about kid movies.

Crime to Post Images That Cause “Emotional Distress” in Tennessee “Without Legitimate Purpose”





http://volokh.com/2011/06/06/crime-to-p ... e-purpose/

You can bet Anonymous is going to have fun with this after they get some pictures of the legislators who passed this willfully unconstitutional law.

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From the very first I heard of him, this seemed clear. He's a smart man, but lacks basic ethics and morality.

No "Patriot" should be without it.

From NewsMax

http://www.snopes.com/history/american/vision.asp

Along with the Geneva Bible and Washington's Prayer should come a copy of the Snopes debunking of the Washington Prayer as just another pile of crap generated as propaganda during the Civil War era.

Washington's Vision was a different invention. Here is the Snopes debunking of Washington's Prayer:

http://www.snopes.com/politics/religion/monument.asp

Wait. Chester A. Arthur headed the commission? That Chester A, Arthur, the noted usurper?

In the category of things that are going better: a mountain lion was killed yesterday on the Wilbur Cross Parkway in Milford near the river, not in the "mountains." This is to the southwest of New Haven. Not good that the lion was killed; good that wildlife is returning to the region. Connecticut was once densely forested and is returning to forest, punctuated by a few cities. I sometimes say that Connecticut is one of the most densely inhabited forests in North America, which strikes people as odd given its proximity to New York City.

Our local problematic wildlife are bears and fishers, with a few coyotes that ought not to be here.

I used to live in Milford, CT at the end of the Merritt.

So you lived where the Merritt becomes the Wilbur Cross, the two constituting one of the first limited-access highways in America. The Merritt, which connects to the Hutchinson, resembles other roads in the network of parkways down in Westchester County, while the Wilbur Cross implemented some of the design principles that went into the first Interstate highways. After 9/11 almost all of the beautiful bridges on the Merritt were adorned with American flags. The Merritt Parkway: The Queen of All Parkways

The conjunction is at the Bridge of Death over the Housatonic River. The old Sikorsky Memorial Bridge (near a major Sikorsky factory) was a steel-mesh bridge. It was a bit disconcerting to see the river pass beneath your vehicle, but the true danger of the old Sikorsky Bridge came when it rained, snowed, or iced. That mesh caused your vehicle to slip a bit even when dry; when wet, it was a horror. Some people avoided the Merritt/Wilbur Cross simply because of that bridge. There was a myth that the steel mesh had been installed upside down, accounting for its slipperiness.

Connecticut drivers came to hate the old Sikorsky Bridge. I have not found documentation of whether there were any fatalities on the bridge because of its slipperiness (much less a count of deaths); it is possible that it was so dangerous that people took sufficient care while on it. I recall a 2004 local newspaper article describing a fatal accident that occurred during demolition of the steel-mesh bridge. Two cranes collapsed when a large piece of the bridge collided with one crane. A crane operator was killed. The story called this "the last fatality" of the old Sikorsky Memorial Bridge. http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/18/nyregion/two-cranes-collapse-at-the-sikorsky-bridge-killing-a-construction-worker.html

What on earth are the fireworks, horns, and shouting for? Oh... never mind. The Belize Bears just won something.

I don't know why, but I can't post in the Report Problems thread. Weird.

Anyhow, my chat still won't scroll, but it's not really that big of a deal. Really just an annoyance.

For those who wish to assist Foggy with screenshots etc of the ongoing WND libel issues, here is a suggested checklist to attempt to ensure any such information is as usuable as possible.

The primary principles are that the data has to have as inviolate a form as well as demonstrable proof of WHO, WHAT, WHEN and WHERE the data was created.

We need to ensure the data is time stamped correctly, has a record of creation, a method of showing the record has not been changed, has a record of where the data went from -> to and is in a "frozen" inviolate state.

How you want to grab the images is up to you, this is purely a checklist to assist in showing the data has not been tampered with

1. Check your PC and ensure it has the correct date and time set

2. Create a folder/directory on your computer that will be used as a holding area ONLY for this work

3. Download and intall an application that will create a digital fingerprint of the image or document created. This will be what is known as a "hash" or "digest" and is a unique digital fingerprint of the record AT THE MOMENT OF CREATION OF THE HASH. The two general types to use are called an MD-5 or SHA-1 hash. I would suggest a freeware/shareware version, they all use the same underpinned algorithm
(Suggested application http://download.cnet.com/MD5-SHA-1-Chec ... torsreview)

You will end up with the original file and a long alphanumberic number that you copy to a text file and store with the original screen-shotted file. If any changes of any type are made to the original, when the hash is run again it will be different. This will be able to demonstrate that no changes have been to the original since the creation of the hash

4. PREFERABLY, once the screen shot has been captured and hashed you should burn a copy of both files to a CD. This will freeze the records in a Read Only format and will also assist in preventing accidental deletion etc as well as seperate your personal data from what may be used in a court case. It will also be far simpler to send to whoever requires it, if it should be needed. If you do not wish to burn to a CD, at the least create a clean folder/directory on your computer to store ONLY the data and hashes.

5. Record ALL ACTIONS. Print up the checklist and list what you did and when, hard copy will be acceptable although ideally in a sequentially numbered book in that case.

What you did, where you did it, what actions you performed and the date and time. This will assist in obviating any questions about the actions and validity of the data possibly months later. If you wish to do this electronically, again no problems just make sure that when you have finished the record , same steps as for screenshots.

6. Once you have completed any screenshots, made hashes etc and you will be making no more, make at least one copy of the CD (if you have used one) and store both in a CD holder (scratches on CD's are not your friend)

7. If asked to send the data to another party, DO NOT SEND THE ORIGINAL, make a copy and send the copy.

Any other questions please feel free to PM me.

(edited for stoopid, forgot "create work area")

Does anyone know if there is any 90 day rehab or 12 step program for a uncontrollable adddiction to string cheese? It is really getting out of control.... I find little plastric wrappers all over the house and I don't even remember eating some of it. If the cats had opposable thumbs....