I listened to the rebroadcast on Stern and I thought Artie was
generally funny,. I think blue collar guys would have laughed at the
jokes. THe only problem I see is if people allowed younger kids to
watch the show not expecting that kind of humor.
I caught part of the show on rerun before I had
Despite couch-jumping-boy's having been canned from Paramount
personally by Redstone in '06, he and the Trek/Lost helmer will
make MI 4...no writer(s) yet...
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118005087.html?categoryid=13cs=1nid=2854
OT: Dad Jersey is now the proud owner of a new HP F2210...
One of my Facebook friends (The White House) has posted a short video of
Obama shooting his cameo for Colbert's Iraq haircut. Colbert is there (I
assume he did not feed lines to all of his cameo stars). Its funny because
it really could have been a scene from The West Wing. Stay for the closing
On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 12:33 PM, PGagepga...@gmail.com wrote:
One of my Facebook friends (The White House) has posted a short video of
Obama shooting his cameo for Colbert's Iraq haircut. Colbert is there (I
assume he did not feed lines to all of his cameo stars). Its funny because
it
Tom Wolper, to PGage, in part:
I tested it by copying the link and opening it in another
browser. Let me know if it works.
No problem here...
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I decided to join twitter to try and see some of the reports coming out of
Iran. With help from the young people I learned the basics of facebook, so I
thought I could get up on twitter on my own, but so far, not so much luck.
How do I find the Iran reports? All I could see when I joined was an
Mark J.mjeffr...@marcrealty.com wrote:
And why is it the cable systems refuse to carry Al Jazeera English (or
BBC World News, while we're at it?).
While I hate Time Warner Cable with the fiery passion of a thousand
suns, at least they carry the US-feed of CNN International, the last
of the CNN
On Jun 18, 2009, at 4:15 PM, Ed Dravecky wrote:
While I hate Time Warner Cable with the fiery passion of a thousand
suns, at least they carry the US-feed of CNN International, the last
of the CNN channels dedicated mostly to news.
only in some markets.
PGage wrote:
How do I find the Iran reports?
Your best bet is to go to twitter.com, log-in and do a search for iran.
Also, this article from SoAfr has some good info (searched for iran
hashtags)
http://blogs.thetimes.co.za/minor/2009/06/16/iran-guide-to-the-hashtag-revolution/
What does
A couple of writers at The Atlantic are following this stuff pretty heavily.
http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/ - this is a blog, but he'll have
frequent entries that are nothing but Twitter streams.
On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 1:32 PM, Jay Lewis lew...@nbnet.nb.ca wrote:
Your best bet is to go to twitter.com, log-in and do a search for iran.
Also, this article from SoAfr has some good info (searched for iran
hashtags)
Reports of reports of rumors that he is at Death's door, no doubt with
a camera crew, awaiting an exclusive interview:
http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser/cbs/walter_cronkite_gravely_ill_119333.asp
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On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 5:48 PM, Karla Robinson
karlasrobin...@zoominternet.net wrote:
Saying offensive things about young kids is never classy—I don’t care
if the kid has been pimped out by their parents to trumpet family values or
whatever. It’s just not cool. It doesn’t lessen Dave’s
Canadian pay-TV channel files for bankruptcy protection
http://www.cbc.ca/arts/story/2009/06/18/superchannel-bantruptcy-protection569.html
Super Channel, an Edmonton-based TV network that is one of just three
players in Canada's pay-television industry, has filed for bankruptcy
protection.
G'day, mates. Got back today from a few days in Sydney and
Melbourne. My hotel rooms were equipped with TVs. Some TV-related
notes I scrawled while I wasn't out developing giant blisters on my
feet. Didn't feel I could make this coherent enough for a blog post
(and I may well be
I was in Australia visiting a friend during the writers strike, so my choices
were a bit limited in comparison. Some U.S. reruns (I vaguely remember
catching Bones while adjusting my body clock), but I was more inclined to find
stuff I couldn't watch in the States. Besides Sydney and
There's a good reason Twitter is much more popular than Facebook for this.
Facebook won't let you register under a name not your own. (which is why I
refuse to use it. That invades my privacy, and I don't go there as a
result.)
Facebook may also well be blocked in Iran. People can SMS in
Facebook won’t let you register under a name not your own. (which is why I
refuse to
use it.
Well, it is called FACEBook and not SECRETIDENTITYBook
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On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 10:36 PM, Terry Knab te...@knab.org wrote:
There’s a good reason Twitter is much more popular than Facebook for
this. Facebook won’t let you register under a name not your own. (which is
why I refuse to use it. That invades my privacy, and I don’t go there as a
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