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When I sat down to design this site, it had been spinning in my head since the previous summer, and it was now early November '03. I can only hope that you will appreciate and enjoy this as much as it has been my pleasure in creating it. Initially, I wanted the lay person, along with the sophisticate, to be able to come to a site and read honest and substantive content that hits home. I will provide that and more, because this is something I have great passion for. Alright, enough about my intentions and some about myself.... I am a 32 yr. old husband and father of a beautiful 2 yr. old daughter. I have seen and heard much, but maybe not as much as some older people. Nevertheless, my human studies are constantly running. Even if I just want to grab a paper at a convience store, I am in constant study-mode learning and understanding the human condition and its motivations. I feel my best assets are logic and insight. They are always measuring in a cost benefit mode; almost like a mathematical equation. This can also be a negative, but even though analyzing empathetically is second nature to me, it is not a hinderance. So welcome again, and please take the time to read around the site. Heck, put in on your favorites so as to come back on future visits, for fresh content. I want to give a big thank you out to all who visit this site and make it what it is and will be because without you, there is no ValuePrep. |
Personal favorites tv, music, and movies....just to let you know a little bit more about myself. TV: Magnum PI, Threes Company, Forensic Files, Psychic Detectives, and pretty much any sports Music: Favorite albums Rock.... U2, [Joshua Tree], Guns & Roses, [Appetite for Destruction] (guitar lovers dream) Favorite Country albums: George Strait, [Greatest hits vol.1.] Diamond Rio, [Love a little stronger], Mark Wills, [Loving every minute] Favorite Rap albums: Tupac, Greatest hits. Notorious B.I.G., Life after death Favorite R&B albums: Joe, [my name is Joe], Usher, [My Way] Older stuff like Bread, Lionel Ritchie, Player, Foriegner, Elton John also sound great Any of these albums should be heard for your respective genre if you haven't already. Movies: Comedies: Dumb and Dumber, Meet the Parents, Saving Silverman, Caddyshack, & Stripes Horror: Friday the 13th part 1, Halloween part 1, Drama: Dressed to kill, Simple plan, For the Romantics/tearjerkers: Message in a bottle, Titanic, Frankie and Johnnie, & Cocktail |
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