Posts by Alpha-Leader

  • Rocket racers..

    Hmm.... That looks like good inspiration for a 3d model I am going to make <img src=smilies/icon_smile_big.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle>

  • Singularity Angel

    I dont think I am going to join. I was going to but I just dont have enough time to make much stuff anymore. Now you could always provide a little help when I start my portfolio site <img src=smilies/icon_smile_wink.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> I could always link back or affiliate On a side note: &lt;sarcasm&gt;()h my 60d wh473v3r w1// w3 d0 n0w w3 h4v3 2 /4m3 5p4mm3r5!!!!!!!!!111111111oneoneone&lt;/sarcasm&gt;

  • migraines

    My vision goes away too.... Thats how I know its coming. about 60% in my right eye usally. Or sometimes all peripheral vision in both eyes. Lots of chocolate is a trigger for me. and some kinds of cheesecake Edited by - alpha-leader on 9/29/2005 8:39:43 AM

  • Singularity Angel

    There are other sites like dA But they are pretty crappy in comaparison <img src=smilies/icon_smile_sad.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> Look at http://www.sheezyart.com thats the site that closest to dA with the most members Edited by - alpha-leader on 9/29/2005 8:41:01 AM

  • migraines

    Excendrin never works for me. Nor any other over the counter medicines. I get a mega migraine every 2 months or so. I could get alot more but I watch what I eat. My migraines are so bad that I get the initiial feeling that I am going to have one and I immedietly head for bed cause it makes it so I cant talk and makes half my body go completely numb. Plus I have teh extremely painfull pulsating headache. I have come to the conclusion that the thing that helps the headache is a hot water bottle. I just had prescriptions switched to imitrex cause my old maxalt didnt work. I will let you know if it helps <img src=smilies/icon_smile_tongue.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle>

  • Best and worst computer games ever

    There are lots of best games in my book. <img src=smilies/icon_smile_big.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> Best: UT2k4 HL2 CS:S HL CS OPFOR Halo Halo 2 KoToR1 KoToR2 Starcraft Starcraft broodwar And several bad that I am unfortunate enough to own <img src=smilies/icon_smile_sad.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> Extreme paintbrawl 1 <img src=smilies/icon_smile_sad.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> Extreme paintbrawl 2 <img src=smilies/icon_smile_sad.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> Extreme paintbrawl 3 <img src=smilies/icon_smile_sad.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> Battlecruiser millenium

  • Jobs

    <font size=1 face="trebuchet ms"><BLOCKQUOTE><hr size=1 noshade>trying to find a job in order to finance driving lessons with the aim of buying a car so i can do the job thats waiting for me. <hr size=1 noshade></BLOCKQUOTE></font><font face=´trebuchet ms, Verdana, Arial, Helvetica´ size=2> I dont feel so bad now about not having a license and driving myself around <img src=smilies/icon_smile_big.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle>

  • Favorite Quotes

    &quot;Talks cheap, .exes rock&quot; -Me in response to Blackhole saying he is programming tons of stuff <img src=smilies/icon_smile_tongue.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle>

  • Flush tax

    Just use bugmenot <img src=smilies/icon_smile_big.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> Flush tax begins in October for Garrett septic tank users By Jennifer Raley, Times-News Staff Writer Sunday, August 28, 2005 10:45 AM EDT MCHENRY - In October, Garrett County residents with septic tanks will begin to see $30 flush tax bills appear in their mailboxes. &quot;Our main goal is to identify the people on septic systems and get the bills out,&quot; said Wendy Yoder, director of the Garrett County Department of Financial Services. The county is using state real estate tax records and records from the county assessment office to determine which residents have septic tanks, said Yoder. Residents on public sewer and water systems began being billed for the flush tax in January; a $7.50 fee appears on each quarterly bill. The majority of the county´s residents are on septic systems, said Yoder. Mary Disimone of the Garrett County Department of Public Utilities only sends public sewer and water bills to approximately 5,000 customers. The flush tax bills will be sent from the Department of Public Utilities and residents will have at least 30 days to pay their bills, said Disimone. Hardship exemptions from the bill will be considered by the county; the county´s plan for hardship exemptions is in the process of being reviewed by the Maryland Department of the Environment, said Yoder. Owners of trailer parks and multiuse facilities, such as apartment buildings, will receive one bill for all the households on their properties. If 10 trailers are in a trailer park, the owner of the property would receive a bill for $300. Each Maryland county is responsible for collecting the state flush tax. Allegany County plans to implement a similar system to identify and bill septic system users. The flush tax is a result of the Bay Restoration Fund signed by Gov. Robert Ehrlich in May 2004. All revenue generated by the tax will be used to upgrade wastewater treatment plants to meet new standards, which will prevent nutrients from being discharged into the Chesapeake Bay. Throughout the state, 66 treatment plants will receive funding from the flush tax; however, Garrett County is not home to any of those treatment plants. In Garrett County, about one-third of the land drains into the Chesapeake Bay, said Jim Torrington of the Garrett County Department of Planning and Land Development. Areas in the northern and eastern ends of the county comprise the majority of the land that drains into the bay; Potomac and Savage Rivers flow into the bay, said Torrington. &quot;We would hope that all Marylanders understand the importance of the Chesapeake Bay,&quot; said Rich McIntire, a spokesman for the Maryland Department of the Environment. When the improvements to the established 66 treatment plants have been made, any additional money can be spent on wastewater improvements in coastal and nonbasin drainage areas, said McIntire. In addition, each year, $5 million of the fund will be designated to sewer system improvements, which are available to all jurisdictions, said McIntire. For more information about the Bay Restoration Fund, log onto http://www.mde.state.md.us. Jennifer Raley can be reached at jraley@times-news.com.