Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 6:38 pm
*raises glass of lemonade*
Because sometimes even national leaders just want to hang out
https://forum.nationstates.net/
Individuality-ness wrote:Bralia wrote:What do you do on Wikipedia? And you're a Pandoran? Awesome. I've been a loyal Pandoran for countless years now. I dedicate my entire 4300+ song library to Pandora. What stations do you listen to most?
Look up random articles on Wikipedia, and I don't have that many stations on Pandora, I can list the number of stations I have off my hand (maybe two hands). Haven't been using it for a while due to connection issues.
Bralia wrote:Individuality-ness wrote:Look up random articles on Wikipedia, and I don't have that many stations on Pandora, I can list the number of stations I have off my hand (maybe two hands). Haven't been using it for a while due to connection issues.
I don't have many Pandora stations either. The probably goes to show just how powerful they've been, considering my library. I've only been listening to one of the stations for a year or two now. That station started out as a 10 Years station, then I added Rise Against, just mix things up, then Story of the Year and finally, and most recently, Sevendust as primary seeds.
Individuality-ness wrote:Bralia wrote:I don't have many Pandora stations either. The probably goes to show just how powerful they've been, considering my library. I've only been listening to one of the stations for a year or two now. That station started out as a 10 Years station, then I added Rise Against, just mix things up, then Story of the Year and finally, and most recently, Sevendust as primary seeds.
I have a classical music station, a Broadway music station (RENT, Avenue Q, Wicked, Chicago, Book of Mormon are the seeds), Florence + the Machine, Lady Gaga, and a Stop and Stare (for the song) radio station. Recently added Ellie Goulding and Anais Mitchell, I tend to put them all on shuffle.
Bralia wrote:Individuality-ness wrote:I have a classical music station, a Broadway music station (RENT, Avenue Q, Wicked, Chicago, Book of Mormon are the seeds), Florence + the Machine, Lady Gaga, and a Stop and Stare (for the song) radio station. Recently added Ellie Goulding and Anais Mitchell, I tend to put them all on shuffle.
You mix all of your stations together? Nice. I'm not sure I could stand my Trance stations being mixed with my modern rock, though.
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Individuality-ness wrote:Bralia wrote:You mix all of your stations together? Nice. I'm not sure I could stand my Trance stations being mixed with my modern rock, though.
I like a little randomization, is all. ^_^ Might start using Pandora again tomorrow if the Internet stays stable, plus then my listening hours will be reset (I've been known to go on for hours...).
Bralia wrote:Individuality-ness wrote:I like a little randomization, is all. ^_^ Might start using Pandora again tomorrow if the Internet stays stable, plus then my listening hours will be reset (I've been known to go on for hours...).
I listen to my own music for hours on end, too. Heck, if I'm at my computer, there's a 99% chance that I'm listening to my music.
Caninope wrote:So guys, I'm just saying that Atlas Shrugged is a capitalistic Fifty Shades of Grey.
No, wait. That's insulting to E.L. James.
Theocracy coming near you: http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/educati ... ses-doubts
Plans for a school to teach creationism as well as evolution have raised doubts over how the Ministry of Education will ensure children are properly educated under the Government's charter schools framework.
The Manukau Charitable Christian Trust is one of a number of faith-based groups planning to be, as the Government now calls them, a partnership school.
It plans to team up with Manukau Christian School and teach the In God's World philosophy, marked against the Cambridge curriculum.
The philosophy, used at other Christian schools, encourages every subject to be taught so students discover how God made the world, and upholds and governs it.
Science and culture modules are taught to equip students to recognise what the In God's World document calls the wonder of God's creation, and that God is the God of history.
Nationstatelandsville wrote:Caninope wrote:So guys, I'm just saying that Atlas Shrugged is a capitalistic Fifty Shades of Grey.
No, wait. That's insulting to E.L. James.
I saw a little bit of an Ayn Rand interview (which may or may not have been playing on the Colbert Report; shut up).
"So, the weak, they do not get love?"
"They certainly do not deserve it."
And that's when I imagined myself punching a frail, PTSD-suffering woman in the face and thought myself a good person.