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This is where i post my Hero of the day and we all talk about the Hero of the day all day on that day.

Its actually really simple but knowing you lot somebody will end up ruining it *cough*sam*cough*

So anyway Todays Hero of the Day is...

Big John Bon


http://www.hot.ee/ledzep/liikmed/bonham1.gif

this thread died before it began

Yeah Bonzo. I've been reading Stairway To Heaven (that Led biography by their tour manager) and he keeps saying that Bonzo was the coolest, most humorous member of the group and his ten-twenty minute drum solo's made the fans go ****ing ecstatic.

Such a legend ;_;

w00t hes cool

Im learning some Led on drums right now.

I want to buy a double bass pedal just so i can play Good Times Bad Times

Can you play the Moby Dick solo... ?

Fecking moron fu

not yet

he look's like Cat Stevens in that pic

http://www.musicroom.com/images/catalogue/fullsize/am91684.jpg

no he doensnt

who is that guy!?

well i'm blind, so

YES, he does

Are you Mocking me

i think so

Me too Its so cool, the solos are way hard tho! I've basically been playin the Immigrant Song nonstop for a week!

heh nice..

its the only one i can play

you could easily play when the levee breaks.

Todays Hero is...

Big Bird!!

http://www.postdiluvian.org/~gilly/photos/big%20bird%20shirt.jpg

Korri what have you been drinking?

That's a hard choice.I guess my hero of today is the computer!Because it stops me from going to math class.JM

I personally prefered Bert and Ernie and Elmo.

Ooook...

Hey, Sesame Street taught me more than High School ever will

Me too!lol1

Dunno much about drums but Black Dog has one of the coolest ever guitar riffs!

moved on Bay!

sooo... In that casr my hero of the day Jimmy Page!


(serves me right for not reading the whole thread )

I'm a model of good nature and you know it schmoll



My hero of the day is miss Free Dominguez, she can thief my kidneys anyday droolio

http://www.bluetintmagazine.com/protected/interviews/img/free1.jpg

no sam!!

Big Bird is the Hero of the Day

i knew you would mess it up cry


Take your snake and go elsewhere schmollsnake

Big Bird was the worst..weird puppet thing on Sesame Street, I refuse to recognise him as hero of the day ranting

Free stays, and so does the snake. What now biatch

Free shall be recognised after 12 tonight!! or a shall thieve your farking Kidney!

For now, we recognise Bigbird! fish

snake

I thought big bird was cute.

Although he was not my favorite by far

You are absoultely correct. Black Dog is one of the ****ing coolest riffs ever, and Jimmy Page should be the hero of the day every day.

Big Bird was just plain weird.

OK i did promise Sammy Snake snake and i dont like Breaking my promises

Todays Hero of the Day is Free Dominguez of the KindeyThieves

http://www.musikansich.de/ausgaben/0404/images/free.jpg

I want your babies Korricle droolio

i know you do and i want your snake tonight snake

Whatever you want I got it

yeah baby you've got it.

so whos todays hero

who the hell is Free Dominguez of the KindeyThieves... and that chick is hot

Exactly

Hero of the day - Arthur Miller.

That hot chick is Free Dominguez, the talented and oh so sexy lead vocalist of the two-piece industrial band, Kidneythieves.

It's sad so many people don't know her

I know her pimp i think she has a sex voice..

Black Bullet and Mustard Seed are some sex songs.. droolio

shake it on down with me Sammy snake

Todays Hero of the Day is...

Eric

http://www.bobgruen.com/files/ericclapton/C-42%20%20ERIC%20CLAPTON%20%20Whiteb.jpg

My dad!




(I wish... )

droolio

I looove Kidneythieves droolio and it IS a shame that so few people know who they are because they're awesome.

*cough*

a mere smiley is all you deserve and this statement and that smilie aswell

droolio ok

go clapton

Cream droolio

whipped

whipped cream is good.

are you stupid

i take that as yes droolio

Clapton is God/

ok Today Hero is...

Dave Mustaine? shock

http://www.megametal.8k.com/images/dave_james2.jpg

Mega

hahahahahahahaha of course i am kidding..

Todays Hero of The Day is Legoman on a digger!!

http://www.viavga.com/articleimages/de/legoman.jpg


more of a Hero than MustardFace...

who else would move those evil white lego blocks off the road?

Article By Jeroen Visser

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Playing with technology is still fun

-Jeroen Visser

The Lego song as an expression of engineering enjoyment


''The Lego song is a striking description of the theme 'pleasures of engineering','' explains discussion leader Botte Jellema, opening the symposium evening. The song's four line refrain does incorporate a core engineering feeling: ''You can build anything out of Lego: a boat, a plane and a train. A house with a real roof, yes, playing with Lego is fun!''

During the symposium 'Heroic Engineering', the central theme to emerge was the joy that the profession excites. Or more precisely: the enjoyment the profession should excite % not everyone in the room or on the panel was convinced that engineers experience professional fulfillment. The discussion revolved around the book, 'Existential Pleasures of Engineering', written by panelist, Sam Florman, in 1976!

The two students on the panel had read the book to prepare for the symposium. Eline van Maanen (a third-year industrial design engineering student) is astonished that after three years of studying she has had to discover from a book that it's fun to be an engineer % and to become one. Florman emphasizes that it's more likely that there's something wrong with the engineering course than with the profession itself. In the United States, this can be explained by the historical involvement the Army has with engineering.

''The first engineering education came into existence in an Army camp.'' Florman makes a comparison with a 'boot camp', where order and discipline are drilled into the 'raw recruits'.

Chaos

In the 1960s, the attitude and tone of engineering studies changed; but even today much can be improved by using experimental teaching methods and design education to make students more enthusiastic.

The other guest on the panel, John Ehrenfeld, also sees the current situation in a historical perspective. ''I studied chemistry at MIT, because ever since I was four I was possessed by the smell hanging in my father's brewery.''

Nowadays, the motives for studying technology are very different, and technology's role in society has changed. Technology, policy and management student, Roel van Raak, thinks that it's necessary to change the culture to give students more professional enjoyment. ''It%s really easy, especially for a student, to blame the system or professors. Maybe students also need to make a cultural switch.'' Florman thinks this will be difficult: a third of all students become engineers because of future career opportunities, a third out of a fascination for technology, and the rest for a mixture of the two.

Generally, it seems that the passion for technology at TU Delft is lukewarm at best; that is, until Professor Pieter Kruit rises amidst the assembled audience to put in a good word for his profession. ''Of course, times have changed and students no longerenroll because they disassembled their motorcycles when they were kids. But the enjoyment of the profession hasn't lessened because of that.'' For Kruit, the pleasure is mainly in the practical solution of problems. ''Joy is creating something with paper and pencil that doesn't exist yet.'' Society would collapse if technology weren't constantly improving. ''Society is striving for total chaos. We engineers are the only ones that prevent that.''

That statement neatly encapsulates the feelings expressed at the symposium: Technology is still great, because ''playing with Lego is fun!''