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Update: Games

Gamermatt — Thu, 04 Jan 2007 00:15:00 GMT

The Flash Games Section has been updated. 1/4/07

Games added:

1. Deal or no Deal
2. FA18 Hornet
3. Jazzy Ragdoll
4. Pick Money
5. Smash Breakout
6. Shell Game
7. Swoopa

Enjoy!

-MATT

Poem: "Hanged In Baghdad"

Gamermatt — Thu, 04 Jan 2007 00:00:00 GMT

Hanged In Baghdad

Poem written thirty-minutes after Saddam Hussein was hanged in Baghdad, or approximately 10:30 PM, Lima, Peru time (Written in Huancayo, Peru); Baghdad time 6:30 AM. No: 1593 (12-29-2006)

An animal likeness, a root of evil

A soul badly situated—he was the upheaval.

The morning sun, striking down on Baghdad How close was he to life, a moment ago?

Before the hangman’s noose tightened around his neck? How close was he to life a moment ago?

Now ready to be wrapped in a shroud (dead)? His whole sky must cascaded around

His fearful face, it sagged with dread; His lost Horizon now but a dung-heap! A heart full of rubbish—here and there,

Now finally aired…! Now finally dead!

A strange collection of people we have here on earth…

One crude piece of wallpaper, now roughly torn off— Plaster and all, no longer clinging to the wall: A sadness—but not for the world at large; Sadness—for a soul lost, going to another.

Note: he (Saddam) will now be buried (in the same cemetery where his two sons were); his last words were “Muqtada al-Sadr,” His body taken to Tikrit. He was defiant to the end, refused to wear a hood. I lived his tyrant life, seemingly step by step, from the 1980´s onward; it is nice to see justice prevail in such cases. Sad his soul will be in Hell, but where else would it be happy? Like to like, for his kind, and so a chapter in history is recorded, and he most likely be forgotten in the annuals of written history in a few decades. They all think they will live on forever. When in reality, most are forgotten quickly after their death, and most of the world is happy to forget he ever existed.

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Dennis_Siluk

I personally think the death or Saddam Hussein was a good thing. We have finally stopped this monster from be-heading innicent people.

Music Will Travel - The Evolution of Portable Music

Gamermatt — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 23:41:00 GMT

I remember my first Walkman fondly. I was enthralled by the very notion: portable music. I had no idea at the time, but the Sony Walkman was only the beginning. It would, single-handedly, come to revolutionize the way people listened to music.

On a family trip, everyone could listen to their own music. At the gym, everyone could work out to their favorite tunes. On the bus, at work, at the supermarket, you name the place—people had their Walkmans, and usually, a slew of their favorite cassette tapes as well.

And then there were CDs. Which lead to Discmans. Which recreated the familiar scene of two objects: the music player used to listen to the music, and the device in which the music was stored (in this case, a compact disc).

Nowadays, when I think about CDs, I question the genius involved. Discmans, although a step up in sound quality and technology, are generally bulky and awkward to carry. If you’ve ever used one for any extended period of time (especially if you intended to exercise while using it) you know that it is difficult to secure, all too easy to open, and once again, clumsy and inelegant to wear. CDs themselves are easier to damage and more expensive than cassette tapes. In general, the whole situation makes one wonder who was manning the portable-music-ship at the time.

Ah, finally MP3 players. At last, a device that incorporates both elements (player and music component) needed for portable music, thus eliminating the need to haul your tape/CD cases around with you. Apple’s iPod clearly leads the pack in this category. Now, when looking back at Walkmans and Discmans, their bulk and impracticability are further amplified by the sleek design of most MP3 players. For example, the iPod Shuffle is advertised visually in a way not unlike that of fine jewelry.

What does the future hold for portable music? Considering the evolution thus far, we can gather simply that whatever it brings will be smaller and increasingly easier to use.

All in all, the portability of music was a progressive movement. The digital music of MP3 players has emerged, victorious over the once ubiquitous tape and CD players. Leaders like Apple recognize the value of portable music that lives up to the expectation of true portability: a lightweight and simple, yet elegant design without compromising functionality in the slightest.

Little by little, technology listened to the people, and as a result, it’s now the people that are listening to technology.

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Laura_Watkins

Does God Want You To Be Rich or Poor?

Gamermatt — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 23:37:00 GMT

"Finally, brethren, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is of good repute, if there is any excellence and if anything worthy of praise, let your mind dwell on these things."

- Philippians 4:8

God wants whatever you want. God's will is your will.

Throught the Bible it is shown that God gave you the power to create with your words and your thoughts. In doing so, God gave you the ability to decide whether you want to be rich or poor. If you decide that you want to be rich, you will be rich. If you decide that you want to be poor, you will be poor.

If you focus your words and your thoughts on prosperity, you will prosper. Don't focus on the lack of prosperity in your life. Instead, look within at the prosperity that already exists within your heart. Focus on the love you find there.

God wants what is best for you. Yes, He would prefer to see you prosper in all areas of your life, but if you decide that you want to be poor, He will abide by your decision. God loves you. He might try to guide you towards the path of prosperity with a nudge here, a thought there, but as a loving Father He will allow you to create your own life. He will not abandon you.

So, what do you want - to be rich or poor?

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Beth_Turner

Welcome

Gamermatt — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 23:28:46 GMT

Welcome to the TuneIntoJesus blog! Here you will read about Current Events, Christianity, Technology, and any Updates of TuneIntoJesus.com.

If you would like to submit a blog to the TuneIntoJesus blogs, then you are welcome to. They must be under one of the three categories (Current Events, Christianity, or Technology). To submit a blog, it will first have to be approved. Email your blog to: email@tuneintojesus.com and we will look it over. If approved, then it will be summited to this site under the appropriate category.

We would like to get some content before we put the blog up on the TuneIntoJesus home page. All entries are greatly appreciated.

Thanks and God bless.

-MATT