It was a funday monday for Day[9]'s starcraft 2 daily, where the objective was to kill all your FFA opponents in alphabetical order. Down to the last 2 people left, Uniden in a base trade with Kunro, does the right thing heading down to protect his last structure, epic battle ensues.
Protoss is the energy alien race made for DECIMATING AND OBLITERATING YOUR OPPONENTS INTO NOTHINGNESS. Video provides proof. Thanks for watching and leaving comments!
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"Dear Day9" taken from John Prine's "Dear Abby" Lyrics: Dear Day9, dear Day9, my zealots feel weak, I can't get to late game or end losing streaks. I've said to buff protoss in 97 threads, But sometimes I think Blizzard just wants me dead. Signed, Noisemaker Noisemaker, Noisemaker, it's all in your head. Think pylons and probes while you're lying in bed. This isn't some frat-boy game like Halo three. Just come watch my show and you'll see what I mean. Dear Day9, dear Day9, my glasses are askew. My front tooth is chipped, and I drool a lot too. My headphones just slipped; now I have a black eye. Would you laugh if a meteor hit?... Neither, would I. Signed, Self-Conscious Self-Conscious, Self-Conscious, I know how you feel. It's ok to be nice if jokes aren't what you deal. And if anyone asks, tell them this little lie, InControl saw your flip flops and punched out your eye. Dear Day9, dear Day9, lend help if you could. We missed daily two hundred, but heard it was good. Uniden fighting! and other such fun, But we need sound fx 'fore the next Starcraft's done. Signed, Blizzard Blizzard, O Blizzard, I can't believe this. I'll roll off some Brood War, I know it can't miss. The Hydralisk's breathing, and the Queen's *shoowonk* And everyone knows probes go *chutuning thunk* Dear Sean, my brother, how goes it with you? I can't stand co-caster, I think I am through With his imba complaints and his arthritic fears. He's started to ribbit through his peach-fuzzing beard. Signed <b>...</b>
A brief radio transmission on a Uniden Scanner. (A man has been injured and three boats destroyed in a marina fire at Port Stephens, north of Newcastle. At around 9.30pm last night a 37 foot cruiser caught alight at the Soldiers Point Marina. The blaze then spread to a houseboat which broke free and hit a yacht that also caught alight. A caretaker on board the houseboat was taken to John Hunter hospital with minor burns. Sergeant Craig Sutton says seven fire crews and the water police spent four hours fighting the fires and protecting other boats. "Nelson Bay water police had to tow some of these boats close proximity to the shoreline to assist," he said. "Obviously we had to put boomers around to protect from oil and fuel and yes it was made difficult for all of the fire crews to get close and fight the fire.") Quote from ABC News. huntervalleyscanning.webs.com
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On June 25 & 26, 2010 Uniden America Corporation introduced a brand new way of thinking about a scanner radio. Up to now, a customer would have to know something about the radio systems in his area. Was it conventional, trunking, digital or analog and much more. Now all he has to know is where he is and the scanner will do the rest. Watch as we attend the meeting for Uniden's distributors, their open house for the general public and then we show you just how easy it is to program the scanner.
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A brief radio transmission on Uniden Scanner. The Rural Fire Service (RFS) had their work cut out for them today, fighting fires being fanned by gale-force winds. huntervalleyscanning.webs.com
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A brief radio transmission on Uniden Scanner. The Rural Fire Service (RFS) had their work cut out for them today, fighting fires being fanned by gale-force winds. huntervalleyscanning.webs.com
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Radio traffic from the Pacific Tsunami threat on the morning of the 30th September. At the time civil defence had issued a warning to east coast areas of New Zealand that there was a potential Tsunami threat after an 8.3 magnitude earthquake hit the Islands of Samoa. The Fire Service and Police responded to evacuate homes and clear onlookers from beaches and shore lines around the Eastern North Island. The Result The Threat was reduced late morning on the 30th after no Tsunami eventuated for New Zealand with the biggest wave being recorded in Whangarei, being only 50cm. Sadly Western Samoa, Samoa and surrounding Islands did not fear as well. Although the title does say NZ Fire service some audio has come from other channels and agencies but fire audio makes up the majority. I originally wanted to include more police audio but they got preoccupied with a threatening to kill job where AOS were required in the Far North at the same time and that took up the majority of there airtime. Channels in the Audio *Northland Fire VHF (linked with Waikato and Bay of Plenty Channels) *Auckland UHF Fire 1 *Northland Police (shared with Fire Brigades in the Far North) *CB UHF channels 12 and 16 (civil defence heard transmitting on them) Links Earthquake and Tsunami Overview en.wikipedia.org News updates and Donation links www.3news.co.nz Frequencies, Call signs and Codes: www.radiowiki.org.nz Picture of Trucks, Stations and Units mentioned in this video www.111emergency.co.nz Note: Audio <b>...</b>
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Numerous calls and reponses during a relatively busy night for fire crews in Auckland City. Includes call and Response tones. Recorded from Aucklands relatively new UHF network. MOST of the Fire service codes known as K-codes used to communicate with dispatch(Known as firecom) The NZ Fire Service uses K codes to reduce the time on air. They range from K0 to K99 (see listing below). MSUs (mobile status units) in the operational vehicles are used to transmit the Status K codes - K0 thru K9 and Arrival Codes - K55 thru K99. The appropriate buttons are pushed for radio tones to be sent to convey the new status of the vehicle, which are automatically logged by the dispatch computer. Verbal messages are necessary to pass the other K Codes. It is necessary to first press a "Routine" or "Priority" call button to alert the dispatcher that they are wanted, as sometimes they are not monitering the channel constantly eg. busy dispatching or dealing with another appliance or phone call. Note:The tones heard are selcal 5+1 tones. K0 - not available K1 -Responding to incident (normaly heard as tones or bleeps over the radio) K2 -in attendence at incident (normaly heard as tones or bleeps over the radio) K3 on Radio outside normal turnout area K4 on Radio inside normal turnout area K5 on Radio available at incident K6 available on pager K7 at normal (home) station K8 at residence (available on phone) K9 off Radio - state location KE unable to proceed (state reason) (spoken as Kay Echo <b>...</b>
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This week, players were asked to eliminate their opponents alphabetically in Free For All (FFA) style matches. This episode brought to you by the number J.
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Wow! The second bull just leaps right over the fence into the crowd at the Canadian Finals Rodeo at Rexall Place in Edmonton, Alberta. This is a raw and unedited video that shows the first cowboy riding the full 8 seconds and then the bull called Rewind is next. I am the only person that has this video footage of this happening from this angle!! When the man besides me laughs, he is laughing at the craziness of the bull jumping over the fence, he is certainly not laughing at the thought of anyone getting hurt!!
