Patrick

Welcome to our community, Praesul.

Yeah, we found out last night. She's in!

Good that he's alright and everything worked out.

Welcome aboard, yvangkwheng.

Yeah, Jack is right as usual, but most of the people around him are wrong. What's up with Renee?

http://www.collegehumor.com/article:1797595 Good stuff.

Hello all, I apologize for the delay in getting these results posted. I just became aware of this today. We will be sorting out the future of this game shortly. I appreciate your time, patience and understanding. Sincerely, Patrick

I went ahead and gave this it's own thread. Thanks. Patrick

I went ahead and gave this it's own thread. Thanks. Patrick

I hadn't seen that. Pretty funny, I think. Not spooky to me. I like the end of it when he's talking and then ... geearg. Patrick

I would like to see Favre win it all, too.

Post updated to reflect proper start time.

Hello, Thank you for visiting KarateForums.com. Support Haiti (Haitian Relief Telethon (#HART) Begins Today) My prayers and thoughts are with the people of Haiti and everyone affected by this terrible disaster. What is apparent in times like this is that everything counts, no matter how small. Can you afford to donate $5? $3? $1? If so, that's great. It may be a small amount to you, all on it's own, but coupled with other small amounts, it becomes a big, powerful amount. You can find a list of charities on WhatGives!? Can't afford to donate? You can still spread the word. The power of online community and social media has afforded everyone a voice if they choose to have one. If you're on Twitter, Facebook, etc.; you have a community of people and connections. Share worthwhile initiatives with them and help bring awareness. It only takes a few moments to send a link or retweet something on Twitter, but it does help. An acquaintance of mine, Jim Turner of One by One Media, is taking action and has teamed with Cause Media Group, WS Radio and USTREAM to produce the Haitian Assistant Relief Telethon. Jim will be hosting a myriad of guests, including myself, for 24 hours beginning at 9 PM ET today, January 17 (that's 2 AM GMT tomorrow, January 18). You can watch on WhatGives?! and listen on WS Radio. I am scheduled to appear from 12:00 AM ET through 1:00 AM ET. I'd encourage you to tune in, not just during my segment, but any time during the show and to spread the word about it. If you're sharing it on Twitter, please add "#HART" to your tweet, without the quotation marks, but with the pound sign. This is a Twitter hashtag that stands for Haitian Assistant Relief Telethon and will help bring awareness to the event. But, whether you read this post before, during or after the show, please consider spreading awareness and information about the Haiti relief efforts in general. The WhatGives!? site is a great resource to spread through your social networks. Thank you to everyone who helps in this effort and everyone who has been helping Haiti already. I appreciate you taking the time to read this message. Sincerely, Patrick

Welcome aboard, Chris. Glad to have you! Patrick

Thanks.

http://www.onemoregadget.com/the-greatest-list-of-the-coolest-ice-cubes-around/ A bunch of neat ice trays. Via Esther Schindler.

ME! Can't wait. My brother got me a shirt for Christmas that says "Jack Bauer... could choke you with a cordless telephone." This to go with my "If you woke up this morning... it's because Jack Bauer spared your life," "David Palmer for President" and CTU shirts. Patrick

Welcome aboard, Jeffrey. Happy to have you here at KF! Patrick

Cool, thanks for letting me know. Patrick

Hey all, As WireFrame mentioned, there is another recent thread on this topic, so I will go ahead and close this one and redirect you over there. http://www.karateforums.com/karate-kid-trailer-out-vt37775.html Thanks, Patrick

Welcome to KF, Chitsu. Happy to have you. How did you find us? Patrick

Cool, I used to play chess a bit. Know the game, but not the strategies and all of that. I've always liked the really cool, expense chess boards. If not just to play them, but because they are fun to look at.

Yeah, it's a shame that people are out there doing this, but that's life, I guess. The same sort of thing applies to e-mail, but thankfully people are gradually becoming smarter about it. Still, far too many people are way too trusting. It's good practice in general to respond to requests for sensitive information by contacting the requesting party yourself with their known contact information. But, it's something that even the best of us can forget from time to time. Patrick

Is this it? http://www.manopoulos.com/poseidon.html Looks very nice. Patrick

Hello, Thank you for visiting KarateForums.com. To wrap up KarateForums.com MMA Picks 2009, Rusty (pittbullJudoka) has put together the total final standings combining both the first and second half of the 2009 season. Here's how it shakes out: Most Wins 1. pittbullJudoka - 107-92-1 2. ShoriKid - 98-70 3. bushido_man96 - 84-80-1 4. Ace2021 - 31-30-1 5. tallgeese - 21-10-1 6. sensei8 - 19-12 7. KarateEd - 14-9 8. 50inches - 5-5 9. Luvshak - 5-6 10. eagle-ace - 4-7 Events Won 1. pittbullJudoka - 7 2. ShoriKid - 6 3. bushido_man96 - 5 4. sensei8 - 2 5. KarateEd - 1 Winning Percentage 1. ShoriKid - .547 2. pittbullJudoka - .537 3. bushido_man96 - .512 Congratulations to Rusty and ShoriKid on leading in these categories. Thank you to everyone who participated throughout the year. Finally, I wanted to take a moment to thank Rusty and Brian (bushido_man96) for all of their efforts to managing this game. Thank you! Thank you for reading. Sincerely, Patrick