klubkat

I haven't posted anything on here in years but I saw this article and thought some people on here would get a kick out of it. I don't know if anyone posted this already but The Tunnel is now open for private events... http://www.allurecatering.com/atexclusivevenues2.htm

01 - Welcome 02 - The Truth 03 - Milky Way 04 - No More Sleep 05 - Back to Earth 06 - The Wave 07 - Raging (Storm) ft Jan Johnston 08 - Human Beings(Album-Mix) 09 - Hardcore 10 - Just a Tone 11 - Rok Da Houze!meets DJ Errik 12 - Exploration of Space it's up on simplemp3s.com

Just a question for anyone who has been to Sandbar yet this year. Is there a big crowd there yet? Are all the outdoor bars open? Thanks for any info..........

I really think you guys who went to help with the rescue/recover mission have seen the worst of the worst. Just like the firemen, all those people who were down as a volunteer are heros. That's why some of my friends were shocked with me on how easy I took everything. All I have to do is think about the thousands of people who went through and have seen a hell of alot worse than I did. You deserve a serious pat on the back for the work that went on down there.

Hey - all I'm tryin to say is that when everything was over it was easy for alot of people to wonder why they even had an order to go up. I honestly don't know how they even did it. You think I don't know what they did that day. You know how many of those dead firemen I looked right in face and said to myself "That could have been me up there they are trying to save". No one would even think this if the towers didn't collapse. But no one knew. That's the bottom line. No One Knew. Robocock could have been completly sincere in asking those questions. 1. Where would the supply of water come from if you are going 80 stories up? 2. Did the FDNY consider the towers collapsing? 3. Did they worry about traffic on the stairwell? What is wrong with asking questions like this from a person who knows shit about what really happened and know shit about what a firefighter really does. This person knows neither of these and to top it off he's an asshole in the way he came across.

I came down from the 55th Floor and in the back of my mind I was kinda thinking the same thing about the firemen going up there. Maybe not as harshly as robocock said but kinda the same point. There were times when you were stopped in the stairwell for minutes not even moving. The smoke was getting kinda thick and some people had trouble breathing. We had to move over for alot of firemen coming up the stairs and it was very hard to look at their faces. There was no announcement to go back to work, there were no fire alarms going off, there was no announcement on what to do. At least in Tower 1 there wasn't. From my understanding the alarm went off in Tower 2 when Tower 1 was hit. Thats why you hear these stories about the announcement to go back to work. The PA told them that in Tower 2 since they really didn't think there would be another plane comming. The PA was working on that fire alarm system for the longest time. I guess I didn't really work the way they wanted it to since the alarm went off in the wrong building. Basically if you were up there, it was a feeling that you were on your own. If you remember a few months before this happened there was a fire on a subway platform that filled the mall up with smoke. They made an announcement in every WTC building and told us what was going on. This time there was nothing. Not even a simple fire alarm going off. I didn't hear an alarm until I got to about the 10th Floor. It's easy to say after everything is over "Why did they even go up there?" But at the time - absolutly no one knew what to do. So robocock - I somewhat understand what you are saying but you are saying it very rudely. You are showing no respect for people who lost their lives.

I was on the 55th Floor of Tower 1 going through a regular day of work when the first plane hit. I thought the show was great but there was nothing about the 3000 people that went to work that day and never came back. I know that these 2 film makers were creating a documentary on firemen but they could have touched on that part a little more. Maybe I just take it a little personal but 9/11 was not just about firemen.

or mp3 splitter available on download.com You can choose the size or time you want each track to be..... Pretty simple prog

If your are running XP see if there is an update for the camera's software......

This board was much better back in the red and black screen days..........

...........a bag of hot nickels

http://download.cnet.com/downloads/0-1896426-100-1591474.html?tag=st.dl.10001-103-1.lst-7-2.1591474 GO there and download this program called mp3 splitter. You can split a whole set into a set amount of seconds for each track. Takes a little while to get used to but easy to figure out. Hope this helps.

Anyone check this out yet?? Any reviews?? Worth $9.99 a month?

Did you ever look at the Radio 1 website and the shit they offer you. You can even get track listing from the essential mixes!! Why the hell is there no radio station like that over here. Maybe KTU will eventually be that big.??

I like the live sets myself too. You get into the music more when you hear the crowd going nuts. Yeah - and the whistles suck.