Comments for Inside the Mind of Sators http://blog.mattsatorius.com You just never know what's brewing Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:43:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on My Dream Log: Good vs Evil by Alby http://blog.mattsatorius.com/blog/my-dream-log-good-vs-evil/#comment-112 Alby Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:08:32 +0000 http://blog.mattsatorius.com/?p=78#comment-112 YS, That's pretty whacked. If I didn't know better, I'd suggest you lay off the meds. Alby YS,
That’s pretty whacked. If I didn’t know better, I’d suggest you lay off the meds.
Alby

]]> Comment on A Beautiful Life Cut Short: Katherine Rachelle “Kate” Vaudrey by Jessica http://blog.mattsatorius.com/blog/inspiration/a-beautiful-life-cut-short-kate-vaudrey/#comment-111 Jessica Tue, 10 Jun 2008 05:36:30 +0000 http://blog.mattsatorius.com/?p=77#comment-111 Thank you so much for this beautiful tribute to Kate and everything that she represented. Kate was in my art courses at Azusa Pacific. She was a great friend. And I feel very blessed and privilege to have experienced the true joy that comes from being around Kate, getting to know Kate, being infected by her contagious laughter and love for people, her family, and her Savior. Thank you so much for this beautiful tribute to Kate and everything that she represented. Kate was in my art courses at Azusa Pacific. She was a great friend. And I feel very blessed and privilege to have experienced the true joy that comes from being around Kate, getting to know Kate, being infected by her contagious laughter and love for people, her family, and her Savior.

]]> Comment on I’m an evil villian by Mandy http://blog.mattsatorius.com/tour-stories/stellar-kart/im-an-evil-villian/#comment-110 Mandy Sun, 08 Jun 2008 18:22:16 +0000 http://blog.mattsatorius.com/?p=76#comment-110 Thats pretty much hilarious... Thats pretty much hilarious…

]]> Comment on The Story of My Lost and Found Briefcase by Luke http://blog.mattsatorius.com/tour-stories/the-story-of-my-lost-and-found-briefcase/#comment-109 Luke Sun, 01 Jun 2008 12:50:35 +0000 http://blog.mattsatorius.com/?p=42#comment-109 We've all had that "sick feeling" when a cell phone (with phone book), camera (with priceless images), laptop (with your personal or corporate confidential information) or key ring (with a $200 car remote fob or USB jump drive with irreplaceable documents on it attached) is missing in action... the panic ensues, a cold sweat hits and the scramble begins. If you're lucky, you'll get it back (about 5% of the time), if you have some identification on it. If you're smart, you'll protect your valuables with StuffBak and raise the recovery odds to over 75%! StuffBak is a loss protection and recovery service designed to protect today's important mobile devices, electronics, keys, briefcases and luggage. StuffBak high tech labels are designed for even the smallest electronic devices. Each label is uniquely serialized to provide a convenient and confidential identification method, and includes a recovery service that makes it easy and rewarding for finders. Just about anything that you can stick one of the patented virtually indestructible labels on or attach a patented tag to, can be used to get your StuffBak! In operation since 1999, StuffBak has successfully reunited thousands of owners with their lost items ("A Wise Investment" USAToday, June 2004). Here's how it works: 1. Purchase the appropriate tag or economical value pack of tags to protect your assortment of portable assets (keys, camera, PDA, laptops, cell phone, smart phone, nap sack, sports equipment ... and more!)

 2. Attach the labels to your items and register at no additional charge on the website. The initial purchase of the label or tag (approx. $5 each) is the only thing you ever have to pay, unless your item should become lost. 3. Relax! Enjoy peace-of-mind knowing you've linked your items to the largest international recovery service. Finders contact StuffBak via toll-free number or our global internet site (www.stuffbak.com). Owners are contacted immediately, and StuffBak facilitates the return of the item. The finder is always thanked with a $20-value product reward (plus your optional cash reward). You pay only a small recovery fee of $14.95 (plus shipping charges if required). What do you have to lose? Remember, it's not just the item itself but the data inside that is priceless. Do you have pictures on that digital camera of a wedding or exotic travel destination? Do you have 200 phonebook entries in that mobile phone? Next time, will you be lucky or smart? Protect all your important electronic traveling companions and related items today with StuffBak. Where do I get StuffBak: You can purchase StuffBak tags directly through StuffBak.com. By entering the promotional code: "Luke" at checkout, you will get my 10% discount off your purchase. Once you have done this, you will see my name appear and the savings in red ie. Luke: ($5.00). If your purchase totals $30.00 or more, you pay no shipping either. And you are a resident of CA, you currently pay no sales tax. You have nothing to loose, but around $5.00 (per label) and a lot of worry. Try StuffBak today! We’ve all had that “sick feeling” when a cell phone (with phone book), camera (with priceless images), laptop (with your personal or corporate confidential information) or key ring (with a $200 car remote fob or USB jump drive with irreplaceable documents on it attached) is missing in action… the panic ensues, a cold sweat hits and the scramble begins. If you’re lucky, you’ll get it back (about 5% of the time), if you have some identification on it. If you’re smart, you’ll protect your valuables with StuffBak and raise the recovery odds to over 75%!
StuffBak is a loss protection and recovery service designed to protect today’s important mobile devices, electronics, keys, briefcases and luggage. StuffBak high tech labels are designed for even the smallest electronic devices. Each label is uniquely serialized to provide a convenient and confidential identification method, and includes a recovery service that makes it easy and rewarding for finders. Just about anything that you can stick one of the patented virtually indestructible labels on or attach a patented tag to, can be used to get your StuffBak! In operation since 1999, StuffBak has successfully reunited thousands of owners with their lost items (”A Wise Investment” USAToday, June 2004).
Here’s how it works:
1. Purchase the appropriate tag or economical value pack of tags to protect your assortment of portable assets (keys, camera, PDA, laptops, cell phone, smart phone, nap sack, sports equipment … and more!)


2. Attach the labels to your items and register at no additional charge on the website. The initial purchase of the label or tag (approx. $5 each) is the only thing you ever have to pay, unless your item should become lost.
3. Relax! Enjoy peace-of-mind knowing you’ve linked your items to the largest international recovery service. Finders contact StuffBak via toll-free number or our global internet site (www.stuffbak.com). Owners are contacted immediately, and StuffBak facilitates the return of the item. The finder is always thanked with a $20-value product reward (plus your optional cash reward). You pay only a small recovery fee of $14.95 (plus shipping charges if required). What do you have to lose? Remember, it’s not just the item itself but the data inside that is priceless. Do you have pictures on that digital camera of a wedding or exotic travel destination? Do you have 200 phonebook entries in that mobile phone? Next time, will you be lucky or smart? Protect all your important electronic traveling companions and related items today with StuffBak.
Where do I get StuffBak:
You can purchase StuffBak tags directly through StuffBak.com. By entering the promotional code: “Luke” at checkout, you will get my 10% discount off your purchase. Once you have done this, you will see my name appear and the savings in red ie. Luke: ($5.00). If your purchase totals $30.00 or more, you pay no shipping either. And you are a resident of CA, you currently pay no sales tax.
You have nothing to loose, but around $5.00 (per label) and a lot of worry. Try StuffBak today!

]]> Comment on Installing Sun VirtualBox 1.6 on Ubuntu Hardy Heron 8.04 by Sators http://blog.mattsatorius.com/technology/installing-sun-virtualbox-16-ubuntu-hardy-heron-804/#comment-108 Sators Sat, 31 May 2008 15:54:32 +0000 http://blog.mattsatorius.com/?p=75#comment-108 Update here - After installing, all of a sudden my wireless drivers freaked out because I had installed Madwifi from the trunk instead of using the linux-restricted-modules. Virtualbox then saw that there were more than one version of the same drivers present and made wifi stop working. Uninstalling the linux-restricted-modules brought everything back to life. This is documented here: http://madwifi.org/ticket/1114 Update here - After installing, all of a sudden my wireless drivers freaked out because I had installed Madwifi from the trunk instead of using the linux-restricted-modules. Virtualbox then saw that there were more than one version of the same drivers present and made wifi stop working. Uninstalling the linux-restricted-modules brought everything back to life. This is documented here: http://madwifi.org/ticket/1114

]]> Comment on HOWTO: Top 10 Ways to Piss Off a Band by Sators http://blog.mattsatorius.com/tour-stories/howto-top-10-ways-to-piss-off-a-band/#comment-46 Sators Tue, 01 Apr 2008 17:39:05 +0000 http://blog.mattsatorius.com/?p=68#comment-46 I have nothing against Uncle Bill, only his son's extra small uncomfortable bed. I have nothing against Uncle Bill, only his son’s extra small uncomfortable bed.

]]> Comment on HOWTO: Top 10 Ways to Piss Off a Band by Leroy http://blog.mattsatorius.com/tour-stories/howto-top-10-ways-to-piss-off-a-band/#comment-45 Leroy Tue, 01 Apr 2008 17:35:57 +0000 http://blog.mattsatorius.com/?p=68#comment-45 I have an Uncle Bill and he is cool! I have an Uncle Bill and he is cool!

]]> Comment on The Blog Evolves by Sators http://blog.mattsatorius.com/blog/the-blog-evolves/#comment-44 Sators Thu, 27 Mar 2008 13:12:57 +0000 http://blog.mattsatorius.com/?p=52#comment-44 One thing I did forget to mention, for the frequent visitors to my blog, you'll want to register using the Register/Sign In link on the home screen. In order to prevent spam comments, every user must register. Peace! One thing I did forget to mention, for the frequent visitors to my blog, you’ll want to register using the Register/Sign In link on the home screen. In order to prevent spam comments, every user must register. Peace!

]]> Comment on The Story of My Lost and Found Briefcase by Anonymous http://blog.mattsatorius.com/tour-stories/the-story-of-my-lost-and-found-briefcase/#comment-43 Anonymous Mon, 24 Mar 2008 15:38:00 +0000 http://blog.mattsatorius.com/?p=42#comment-43 Great, happy you got your things back. I use returnmoi (www.ReturnMoi.com) for my stuff, so far i lost my ipod and my sunglasses, got them both back :) Whats i like better about returnmoi is that its a one time fee for life, you dont have to keep paying to renew your service.<br/><br/>These things really do work, for what it costs it's a no brainer. There is another company called trakitback.com, never used them but they are pretty well know. Great, happy you got your things back. I use returnmoi (www.ReturnMoi.com) for my stuff, so far i lost my ipod and my sunglasses, got them both back :) Whats i like better about returnmoi is that its a one time fee for life, you dont have to keep paying to renew your service.

These things really do work, for what it costs it’s a no brainer. There is another company called trakitback.com, never used them but they are pretty well know.

]]> Comment on Stellar Kart - Shine Like the Stars by Sators http://blog.mattsatorius.com/tour-stories/stellar-kart-shine-like-the-stars/#comment-42 Sators Sat, 22 Mar 2008 23:19:00 +0000 http://blog.mattsatorius.com/?p=43#comment-42 One cool detail I forgot to mention is that we sold the venue out in 3 weeks...10 weeks before the actual show, a record for the secular venue. Apparently Switchfoot had played there as well and didn't sell it out, selling 800 tickets. Crazy! One cool detail I forgot to mention is that we sold the venue out in 3 weeks…10 weeks before the actual show, a record for the secular venue. Apparently Switchfoot had played there as well and didn’t sell it out, selling 800 tickets. Crazy!

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