| Your Five Factor Personality Profile |
 Extroversion: You have medium extroversion. You're not the life of the party, but you do show up for the party. Sometimes you are full of energy and open to new social experiences. But you also need to hibernate and enjoy your "down time." Conscientiousness: You have high conscientiousness. Intelligent and reliable, you tend to succeed in life. Most things in your life are organized and planned well. But you borderline on being a total perfectionist. Agreeableness: You have medium agreeableness. You're generally a friendly and trusting person. But you also have a healthy dose of cynicism. You get along well with others, as long as they play fair. Neuroticism: You have medium neuroticism. You're generally cool and collected, but sometimes you do panic. Little worries or problems can consume you, draining your energy. Your life is pretty smooth, but there's a few emotional bumps you'd like to get rid of. Openness to experience: Your openness to new experiences is medium. You are generally broad minded when it come to new things. But if something crosses a moral line, there's no way you'll approve of it. You are suspicious of anything too wacky, though you do still consider creativity a virtue. |
11/14/2006
My 5 Factor Personality Test
9/07/2006
Vote for "Here in your arms" by Hellogoodbye
TRL contest - today is the last day to enter!
YouTube Dance Contest - the last day is tomorrow!
Texting Contest - ends 9/22
and please vote for the "here in your arms" video:
MTV's TRL
Fuse's Oven Fresh
Much Music (Canada Only)
thank you!!!
9/06/2006
8/27/2006
8/24/2006
8/22/2006
I've Recently Moved to a New Apartment.
I just recently moved in at a new apartment & I like it, I can tell that I can live on my own. I got 2 roommates and our monthy rent is $495 a month, but we split it 3 ways, so I'm paying $175 of rent. The things about this place though seems exantly the same to me, cause its basicly like living at my folks home, except that I pay more in bills here, than I don't over there. Just the fact on "How is it the same?" well, I'm at the house alot and I still don't go to alot of places cause I don't have a car and neither do my roommates, but I still get a ride from my Daddy. Now I do go to some places, which I've always did, when I was living at my old home. I go to see UWA Wrestling and I go to CrossRoads Cafe to see a band known as Twisted Logic and I go to Hooters to see Pay-per-View wrestling. I don't know how long this will last though, but will see. I'll be happy either way.
7/19/2006
Changes
I must say, some people can be happy with change, I can be, but that depends on what it is. I'm not always happy with change. When my first dog died of a dog type disease, I had to get used to it just being me & no dog, but 1 cat. My dog was a blind female chawawa(I don't think I spelled it right) which we saved from being put down, cause she was blind.
R.I.P.
Baby
(1996-1999)
I also had to get used to this new house, cause I was so used to the old house that I lived in about 15 years. I used to it now & we got a dog named Shakie, which been with us since 1999.
R.I.P.
Baby
(1996-1999)
I also had to get used to this new house, cause I was so used to the old house that I lived in about 15 years. I used to it now & we got a dog named Shakie, which been with us since 1999.
6/30/2006
Hellogoodbye E-card & Presale
CLICK HERE to check out the BRAND NEW
ecard for hellogoodbye's new album!
there is also presale info on there, so pay attention!
CLICK HERE for fun stuff, like a HGB player for your MySpace page!
6/26/2006
New Early November Song & Video
New Yorkers: Great Show Tonight
*The Drink At Work Show* has moved!!
show is TONIGHT! at:
*Ace of Clubs*
9 Great Jones Street (between Broadway and Lafayette)
www.aceofclubsnyc.com
212-677-6963
Show starts at 8:00 pm
Doors: 7:30 pm
*$5.00*
Ace of Clubs is downstairs, beneath
ACME--and uses the same common entrance
Here's the line up:
*David Rees*
www.mnftiu.cc
*Christian Finnegan*
www.christianfinnegan.com
*Kambri Crews*
www.kambricrews.com
*Vince Averill*
www.vinceaverill.com
*Sean Crespo*
http://thecrespo.cracked.com
*Musical Guest:*
*Lonesome Jack*
www.lonesomejack.com
And of course, *Carol Hartsell* and *Francesco Marciuliano* from
www.drinkatwork.com
Hope to see you there!
Darth Maul, Toad
I've also got to meet that guy who played darth Maul from Star Wars ep. 1 & the toad from the X-Men
I gotten to meet Bert Ward at AdventureCon
That is me, meeting Bert Ward, that played Robin back in the day.
6/24/2006
Battle of the bands: Allisons Hope
PLEASE KEEP LISTENING TO THE SONGS,
ALL THE WAY THROUGH, THANKS!
AND TO THE DOWNRIVER KIDS; COME TO THIS SHOW.
IT'S GOING TO BE AMAZING, IT'S A GREAT LINEUP.
6/23/2006
Shadow Wax
Penny Petition
Dear Friends,
Theres a dark movement afoot in this country to eradicate the penny, spearheaded by Rep. Jim Kolbe. Although 66% of Americans want to keep the penny, and almost 80% would stop to pick one up off the ground, Jim Kolbe doesnt care. He is in the process of instituting legislation that would put an end to the penny forever.
To stop this evil in its tracks, click the link below and sign a petition telling Jim Kolbe that you are Pro-Penny.
And to prove the power and glory of the penny, Virgin Mobile is instituting penny-texting, where you can send a text message for only 1 cent.
IF YOU LOVE PUPPIES, KITTENS, AMERICA (or some combination there of), please click the link below to sign the petition!!!!
For the Love of Lincoln, PLEASE REPOST!!!!!!!!!!!
Theres a dark movement afoot in this country to eradicate the penny, spearheaded by Rep. Jim Kolbe. Although 66% of Americans want to keep the penny, and almost 80% would stop to pick one up off the ground, Jim Kolbe doesnt care. He is in the process of instituting legislation that would put an end to the penny forever.
To stop this evil in its tracks, click the link below and sign a petition telling Jim Kolbe that you are Pro-Penny.
And to prove the power and glory of the penny, Virgin Mobile is instituting penny-texting, where you can send a text message for only 1 cent.
IF YOU LOVE PUPPIES, KITTENS, AMERICA (or some combination there of), please click the link below to sign the petition!!!!
For the Love of Lincoln, PLEASE REPOST!!!!!!!!!!!
Make This a summer to remember
JUNE 13 - AUGUST 13
www.myspace.com/summerofsin
SUMMER OF SIN TOUR 2006! Featuring Rock band Dope headlining,
and Rock & Metal acts opening: Makeshift Romeo, Manntis, Bleed The Sky, and Anew Revolution!
Add this profile, and help spread the word! Let's make this a Summer to remember!
TO COPY & PASTE THIS CODE:
6/20/2006
MySpace Secret Show ft. UnderOath & the cost is free.
Myspace Secret Shows
presented by Chilis
is very proud to present.
UNDERØATH
With Special Guests Sullivan
Doors @ 7:30 PM
!!TONIGHT!!
June 20th, 2006
DETAILS BELOW
The State Theatre
687 Central Avenue
St. Petersburg / Tampa, FL 33701
(727) 895-3045
FREE /ALL AGES
Entry is limited so get there early to ensure success!
ADD SECRET SHOWS TO YOUR TOP 8!
Tell Your Friends
Compliments of
and
6/13/2006
Check out this Band: Twisted Logic
Help us play Warped Tour!
Check us out at Ernie Ball Battle of the Bands and Vote for us!!
Help us play Warped Tour!
Check us out at Ernie Ball Battle of the Bands and Vote for us!!
6/06/2006
5/03/2006
Trade Paperback and CGC Sales Extended One Day
Trade Paperback and CGC Sales Extended One Day!
Howdy!
Here at Mile High Comics we have benefited enormously from technology. Beginning in 1986, we began to use a mini mainframe computer (with a whopping 80 Megs of storage!) to construct the first commercial database of back issue comics. In the 20 years since, we have paid out approximately three million dollars to gradually expand our internal operating functions, and then to build our online website and consumer interfaces. Those outlays were often far more expensive than what it would cost to replicate those same functions today, but that's the price we willing paid for being a pioneer in the utilization of computers and the Internet to retail comics. That innovation on our part continues today, as we are waiting anxiously right now for new software that will allow us to switch our internal operating system over to Linux. Presuming that the representations made about the speed of the Linux upgrade are even remotely true, that new software should increase the speed of our internal data processing by 10X from what it is right now.
I'm telling you about our approaching Linux upgrade to explain why all of our trade paperbacks and hardbacks are still on sale at 20%-40% off today, even though I'd told all of you that our book sale of last week would be ending today (Tuesday), at noon. About once a month, the program that updates our prices encounters some sort of glitch during its 12 hour running time, and crashes. That happened last night, and thus not only are all of our books still on sale, but also all of our CGC graded back issues are still on sale at 30% off. My presumption is that the repricing program will run smoothly this evening, so you can anticipate those two major sales being removed at noon tomorrow. In the meantime, however, you can still get some great bargains on both books and CGC's.
For what it's worth, my preference would have been to end those sales today in order to protect our inventory from excessive diminishment. During the seven days that the book sale has already been in effect, we sold more trade paperbacks and hardbacks than we sold in the entire preceding month! The same is nearly true for our CGC graded comics. Reducing the price on them to 30% off across the board, and then allowing the current 30% off ALETAROCKS! codeword to also apply to the CGC issues, reduced the price for you to only a net 49% of our usual retail. That's about as close to free as we'll ever make our CGC issues.
Speaking of the ALETAROCKS 30% off codeword sale, it is also doing very, very well. April started out as a bit of a slow month for us, but sales during the last seven days were so strong that we ended up with very respectable numbers for the entire period. So you know, the 30% off ALETAROCKS! codeword sale will still be in effect through at least next Tuesday, as I want to be sure that all of you get a shot at purchasing some of the great back issue comics and magazines that we've been buying of late from private collections at the full 30% discount. (Codeword may not be used on the Dallas Stephens Collection, new comics, supplies or statues.) Lisa's team over at the Fox St. warehouse has also been adding a huge number of recent back issues into the online inventory from some of the convention purchases that I made during February and March. The net effect of adding those recent issues is that a great many of them are now going into oversupply, and are thus being automatically discounted by our pricing algorithm at levels ranging up to 80% off, in a few extreme cases. The most common discount range on these new additions is 30%-50% off of our standard retail, which can then be multiplied with the 30% off ALETAROCKS! codeword up to a net 51%-65% off! Check out New-In-Stock and $50+ New-In-Stock for all the latest additions to our inventory.
My final bit of news is that my wonderful daughter, Aleta, just yesterday received notification that she has been accepted into the new graduate studies program in Elizabethan History at the University of York, England. Her professor from York (she spent a semester there studying last Fall and Winter) took a real shine to her, and asked to come back to help him get a graduate program started that combines some of the best elements of the British and American higher education formats. Aleta was so thrilled that she was jumping up and down in excitement when the letter arrived telling her that she made it in to the program! Now I just have to figure out how in the heck I'm going to pay for it all (as well as the continuing education costs of my other three girls...). I guess I'm simply going to have to sell one heck of a lot of pumpkins this upcoming Fall... (click on the image for larger view)
Happy collecting!
Chuck Rozanski,
President - Mile High Comics, Inc. Advance Previews
of next weeks comics from
Marvel and DC
PS: Above is a picture of Aleta receiving the secret handshake from the head of the University of Colorado chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the national academic honor society. Of all the students graduating each year from colleges in the USA, less than 1% are elected to Phi Beta Kappa. It should come as no surprise that my wonderful wife, Nanette (pictured with Aleta to the right), was also selected as a member, when she graduated in 1968. Given that Nanette was also selected as a Fulbright Scholar (ultimately studying Germanic literature at the University of Vienna), and holds a Master's Degree from the prestigious University of Denver, it's mighty easy to see where Aleta got her smarts... (click on the image for larger view)
http://www.milehighcomics.com
Howdy!
Here at Mile High Comics we have benefited enormously from technology. Beginning in 1986, we began to use a mini mainframe computer (with a whopping 80 Megs of storage!) to construct the first commercial database of back issue comics. In the 20 years since, we have paid out approximately three million dollars to gradually expand our internal operating functions, and then to build our online website and consumer interfaces. Those outlays were often far more expensive than what it would cost to replicate those same functions today, but that's the price we willing paid for being a pioneer in the utilization of computers and the Internet to retail comics. That innovation on our part continues today, as we are waiting anxiously right now for new software that will allow us to switch our internal operating system over to Linux. Presuming that the representations made about the speed of the Linux upgrade are even remotely true, that new software should increase the speed of our internal data processing by 10X from what it is right now.
I'm telling you about our approaching Linux upgrade to explain why all of our trade paperbacks and hardbacks are still on sale at 20%-40% off today, even though I'd told all of you that our book sale of last week would be ending today (Tuesday), at noon. About once a month, the program that updates our prices encounters some sort of glitch during its 12 hour running time, and crashes. That happened last night, and thus not only are all of our books still on sale, but also all of our CGC graded back issues are still on sale at 30% off. My presumption is that the repricing program will run smoothly this evening, so you can anticipate those two major sales being removed at noon tomorrow. In the meantime, however, you can still get some great bargains on both books and CGC's.
For what it's worth, my preference would have been to end those sales today in order to protect our inventory from excessive diminishment. During the seven days that the book sale has already been in effect, we sold more trade paperbacks and hardbacks than we sold in the entire preceding month! The same is nearly true for our CGC graded comics. Reducing the price on them to 30% off across the board, and then allowing the current 30% off ALETAROCKS! codeword to also apply to the CGC issues, reduced the price for you to only a net 49% of our usual retail. That's about as close to free as we'll ever make our CGC issues.
Speaking of the ALETAROCKS 30% off codeword sale, it is also doing very, very well. April started out as a bit of a slow month for us, but sales during the last seven days were so strong that we ended up with very respectable numbers for the entire period. So you know, the 30% off ALETAROCKS! codeword sale will still be in effect through at least next Tuesday, as I want to be sure that all of you get a shot at purchasing some of the great back issue comics and magazines that we've been buying of late from private collections at the full 30% discount. (Codeword may not be used on the Dallas Stephens Collection, new comics, supplies or statues.) Lisa's team over at the Fox St. warehouse has also been adding a huge number of recent back issues into the online inventory from some of the convention purchases that I made during February and March. The net effect of adding those recent issues is that a great many of them are now going into oversupply, and are thus being automatically discounted by our pricing algorithm at levels ranging up to 80% off, in a few extreme cases. The most common discount range on these new additions is 30%-50% off of our standard retail, which can then be multiplied with the 30% off ALETAROCKS! codeword up to a net 51%-65% off! Check out New-In-Stock and $50+ New-In-Stock for all the latest additions to our inventory.
My final bit of news is that my wonderful daughter, Aleta, just yesterday received notification that she has been accepted into the new graduate studies program in Elizabethan History at the University of York, England. Her professor from York (she spent a semester there studying last Fall and Winter) took a real shine to her, and asked to come back to help him get a graduate program started that combines some of the best elements of the British and American higher education formats. Aleta was so thrilled that she was jumping up and down in excitement when the letter arrived telling her that she made it in to the program! Now I just have to figure out how in the heck I'm going to pay for it all (as well as the continuing education costs of my other three girls...). I guess I'm simply going to have to sell one heck of a lot of pumpkins this upcoming Fall... (click on the image for larger view)
Happy collecting!
Chuck Rozanski,
President - Mile High Comics, Inc. Advance Previews
of next weeks comics from
Marvel and DC
PS: Above is a picture of Aleta receiving the secret handshake from the head of the University of Colorado chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the national academic honor society. Of all the students graduating each year from colleges in the USA, less than 1% are elected to Phi Beta Kappa. It should come as no surprise that my wonderful wife, Nanette (pictured with Aleta to the right), was also selected as a member, when she graduated in 1968. Given that Nanette was also selected as a Fulbright Scholar (ultimately studying Germanic literature at the University of Vienna), and holds a Master's Degree from the prestigious University of Denver, it's mighty easy to see where Aleta got her smarts... (click on the image for larger view)
http://www.milehighcomics.com
Top 5 Newgrounds submissions for Tuesday May 2, 2006
Here are the top five Newgrounds submissions for Tuesday, May 02, 2006:
1. Tomorrow's Nobodies Ep.4 (4.46/5.00, 576 votes and 4,281 views)
2. rtil's trad animation '06 (4.26/5.00, 450 votes and 1,786 views)
3. -Stranded- (4.10/5.00, 332 votes and 1,707 views)
4. Dr. Shroud: BITB 3 (4.16/5.00, 259 votes and 904 views)
5. Las Aventuras de Mr Coo#3 (4.07/5.00, 296 votes and 907 views)
Check out these animations, and many more like them, at The Portal!
-Tom
http://www.newgrounds.com
1. Tomorrow's Nobodies Ep.4 (4.46/5.00, 576 votes and 4,281 views)
2. rtil's trad animation '06 (4.26/5.00, 450 votes and 1,786 views)
3. -Stranded- (4.10/5.00, 332 votes and 1,707 views)
4. Dr. Shroud: BITB 3 (4.16/5.00, 259 votes and 904 views)
5. Las Aventuras de Mr Coo#3 (4.07/5.00, 296 votes and 907 views)
Check out these animations, and many more like them, at The Portal!
-Tom
http://www.newgrounds.com
Becky Worley on Yahoo! Tech
A tipster, emailing me from the TechTVForever.net blog passed along
the info that Becky Worley will be doing a show on Yahoo's new Tech
brand called Yahoo! Tech [ http://tech.yahoo.com/ ] which was
announced last week as Yahoo's answer to the gaping lack of
information, buying resources, news, and reviews from professionals on
consumer technology all located in one place.
Becky, feel free to correct me or jump in with any more info:
It looks like the new show, Hook Me Up, has a "Pimp My Ride" aspect to
it, except users submit their videos and info on how technologically
impaired they are, the Hook Me Up comes to the rescue! There's a
trailer up right now over at Yahoo! Tech:
http://tech.yahoo.com/
And you can read more about the show and submit your own video to be
on the show here:
http://www.ifilm.com/promo/hookmeup?htv=12
Awesome! Hopefully if Becky is interested, we can get her back to chat
with us about her endeavors and what she's up to, and what's in store
for Hook Me Up, which is slated to premiere on Yahoo! Tech on May 15!
the info that Becky Worley will be doing a show on Yahoo's new Tech
brand called Yahoo! Tech [ http://tech.yahoo.com/ ] which was
announced last week as Yahoo's answer to the gaping lack of
information, buying resources, news, and reviews from professionals on
consumer technology all located in one place.
Becky, feel free to correct me or jump in with any more info:
It looks like the new show, Hook Me Up, has a "Pimp My Ride" aspect to
it, except users submit their videos and info on how technologically
impaired they are, the Hook Me Up comes to the rescue! There's a
trailer up right now over at Yahoo! Tech:
http://tech.yahoo.com/
And you can read more about the show and submit your own video to be
on the show here:
http://www.ifilm.com/promo/hookmeup?htv=12
Awesome! Hopefully if Becky is interested, we can get her back to chat
with us about her endeavors and what she's up to, and what's in store
for Hook Me Up, which is slated to premiere on Yahoo! Tech on May 15!
1/17/2006
My life at The DailyTimes
I need to blog more often. Here is the story of my life as of yesterday, ok I've just woken up from my morning sleep, cause I work at night shift & I was on my computer checking my Yahoo! e-mail & my MySpace account & the update I have now is that I have 115 friends and then 1 of the neighbers kids came by asking if I want to play Smackdown vs. Raw for the PS2 & I said sure, so I went over there. While waiting on my chance to play, I've found it funny a few times on how funny the character looks, cause we were seeing how the character looks, if you were to costumize it in a messed up way. Well it was finally my turn and I was beating the crap out of him in the game, but I couldn't pin him down & he couldn't keep me down, so it ended up being a tie game. After I got down playing I was checking out my MySpace account & it is still the same & I got one of the kids interested in MySpace, so I may have easily got him hooked. I left the neighbers house, so I can go home & take a shower & after I got done, I went on my computer some more to check up on MySpace account again & to download some music, well I was on it, a friend from work text messaged me, asking me for $20 for a reason that he could not explain to me for some reason, except that the boss man Luke has been getting mad, cause he still hadn't got his $20 yet & he told me not to tell anyone at work. When I was on my way to work I had my Daddy take me to the ATM to withdraw $30 & to have a little something from Taco Bell & than I went to work like about 11:30pm. After I got done eating 2 burritos I gave my friend Jeff Gribble (a.k.a) Drew that $20 he needed & after that, the press began to run & I was told to do the main head of the insert machine & I was doing a good job at it, like I always do. After we got done everybody cleaned up, before heading to home. I got a ride to Wal-mart, cause I needed some computer parts, so I got me a pc controller with rumble force & after that, I was taken home. While I was at home I got a text message from Drew saying "U told, I can't trust u" I text message him back saying "I didn't say a word & someone must be pulling your chain. I would like to know who has been telling you such lie.", and I sent him another text message saying "Cause I don't want a reputation I don't deserve.", after that I went to bed to go to sleep.
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