Adam Beason (born August 25, 1969, in Los Angeles, CA) is sn American actor/production assistant who is best known for his appearances on the CBS-TV hit series "JAG".
Beason is also the husband of actress Catherine Bell, who he met when she appeared as Isabella Rossellini's nude body double in the movie Death Becomes Her (1992). He was director Robert Zemeckis' assistant on the film. Beason also acted in three episodes
on the TV series "JAG", where his wife co-starred.
Beason and Bell were married on August 8, 1994 and have one child, a daughter named Gemma, born on April 16, 2003. They reside in Hollywood.
Beason is also the husband of actress Catherine Bell, who he met when she appeared as Isabella Rossellini's nude body double in the movie Death Becomes Her (1992). He was director Robert Zemeckis' assistant on the film. Beason also acted in three episodes
on the TV series "JAG", where his wife co-starred.
Beason and Bell were married on August 8, 1994 and have one child, a daughter named Gemma, born on April 16, 2003. They reside in Hollywood.
A megabeat, also known as punk drums, is a drum beat commonly found through out modern punk rock, specifically in (but not limited to) hardcore punk and pop punk music. It is played by hitting consistent eighth notes on the high hat, with one of your hands. The first beat is hit on the bass drum, with a snare hit on "one and", "two and", "three and" and lastly, on "four and".
It is not to be confused with a blast beat, which is where the snare hits start on one as opposed to "one and".
Notable bands
Notable bands that use this beat:
Saves the Day
NOFX
Blink 182
Comeback Kid
It is not to be confused with a blast beat, which is where the snare hits start on one as opposed to "one and".
Notable bands
Notable bands that use this beat:
Saves the Day
NOFX
Blink 182
Comeback Kid
Yeeks are a fictional race of goblin-like humanoids found in the Angband family of roguelike games. Yeeks originated in the game Moria and have been present in every version of Angband as well as all its major variants. Yeeks are described as "Strange small humanoid" and can come in different colours depending upon what tribe they belong to. The most common yeeks are blue or brown but clear and black yeeks exist. The yeeks are ruled by their king Boldor and his son Orfax.
Yeeks are typically very easy monsters to defeat, in Moria at least. Folklore even holds that they are called "yeeks" because that is the sound they make if they are trod upon. Although black yeeks are unusually tough and master yeeks have some magic powers, there are no yeeks that normally require more advanced tactics than a few strokes with one's weapon. In the case of clear yeeks, who are invisible, it is nearly always possible to win by striking randomly or, if one is a mage, by firing an area effect spell at a nearby wall. Note that in Angband and later games yeeks are resistant to acid.
The history of the yeeks:
*Moria. Yeeks are first introduced, and five kinds exist.
*Angband. The king of the yeeks, Boldor and his son Orfax are introduced.
*ZAngband. The kamikaze yeek is added. Later versions also include the possibility to play as a yeek.
*Hengband. The president of the yeeks Noborta Kesyta is introduced. It also allows playing as a yeek.
*Gumband. The queen of the yeeks Dalfax is introduced and described as 8 feet tall, bright pink and the reason why Boldor (King of the Yeeks) and their son Orfax spend so much time in the dungeon. It also allows playing as a yeek.
*DrAngband and ToME. One may play as a yeek. They are bad at everything except gaining levels quickly.
Yeeks are typically very easy monsters to defeat, in Moria at least. Folklore even holds that they are called "yeeks" because that is the sound they make if they are trod upon. Although black yeeks are unusually tough and master yeeks have some magic powers, there are no yeeks that normally require more advanced tactics than a few strokes with one's weapon. In the case of clear yeeks, who are invisible, it is nearly always possible to win by striking randomly or, if one is a mage, by firing an area effect spell at a nearby wall. Note that in Angband and later games yeeks are resistant to acid.
The history of the yeeks:
*Moria. Yeeks are first introduced, and five kinds exist.
*Angband. The king of the yeeks, Boldor and his son Orfax are introduced.
*ZAngband. The kamikaze yeek is added. Later versions also include the possibility to play as a yeek.
*Hengband. The president of the yeeks Noborta Kesyta is introduced. It also allows playing as a yeek.
*Gumband. The queen of the yeeks Dalfax is introduced and described as 8 feet tall, bright pink and the reason why Boldor (King of the Yeeks) and their son Orfax spend so much time in the dungeon. It also allows playing as a yeek.
*DrAngband and ToME. One may play as a yeek. They are bad at everything except gaining levels quickly.
UncleGamer Radio is a video game centered independent podcast and community site. The podcast is part of a larger community called the Gamercast Network, which networks multiple independent podcasts together. As of December 2007, the podcasts normally have two hosts, Parris and Jay.
Humble Beginnings
The podcast initially aired in August of 2006. The first episode was hosted by Parris and Robbie, who at the time referred to themselves by their Xbox Live gamertags, Vicious696, and Liquilife respectively. Jay, one of the current hosts, was not introduced six months later, when he appeared in Episode 20.
In December of 2007, Robbie left the show for reasons unknown. While the two hosts did not go into detail, Jay and Parris mentioned that his departure was due to family and health reasons, although speculation into his quick departure has started many plausible rumors on the site.
During the first episode it is revealed that Paris had worked on a previous podcast, but the name of it wasn't revealed until later in the shows history. After their second podcast, the third episode didn't air until mid October due to complications in scheduling.
In Episode 10 Uncle Gamer announced their merging into the Gamercast Network. They invited JVB from podtacular, and Keith from The Video Game Show to formally bring them in.
Humble Beginnings
The podcast initially aired in August of 2006. The first episode was hosted by Parris and Robbie, who at the time referred to themselves by their Xbox Live gamertags, Vicious696, and Liquilife respectively. Jay, one of the current hosts, was not introduced six months later, when he appeared in Episode 20.
In December of 2007, Robbie left the show for reasons unknown. While the two hosts did not go into detail, Jay and Parris mentioned that his departure was due to family and health reasons, although speculation into his quick departure has started many plausible rumors on the site.
During the first episode it is revealed that Paris had worked on a previous podcast, but the name of it wasn't revealed until later in the shows history. After their second podcast, the third episode didn't air until mid October due to complications in scheduling.
In Episode 10 Uncle Gamer announced their merging into the Gamercast Network. They invited JVB from podtacular, and Keith from The Video Game Show to formally bring them in.