JCDBryan Gahagan's teeny media empire. <br> The blog that's ever so slightly behind the curve.(Untitled)- June 21, 2004 Well, this it. The last post on this blog. Radio Userland is a bit expensive and they never expanded their mac offerings in two years. I'll be moving on to other places. You can check my regular website, gebryan.com. However, that site may be going down in August because paying for a static IP is expensive in this downscale lifestyle I'll be embarking on in the next few months. I'll try and start a blog on my .mac account. There's nothing there today, but you can see something there...http://radio.weblogs.com/0108913/2004/06/20.html#a163 (Untitled)- June 21, 2004 You are asked to pray for or pray against George W. Bush. Memepoolhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0108913/2004/06/20.html#a162 (Untitled)- June 21, 2004 "When the zombies take over, how long till the electricity fails" Daypop Top 40http://radio.weblogs.com/0108913/2004/06/20.html#a161 (Untitled)- June 21, 2004 Bush's plan to dose Americans with expensive antipsychotics. President Bush's family has made a lot of money from drug companies and still has very close ties to the pharmaceutical industry. (Bush Sr was on Eli Lilly's board of directors and Bush Jr appointed Lilly's CEO to a senior position on the Homeland Security Council.) According to this British Medical Journal article, "Lilly made $1.6m in political contributions in 2000&8212;82% of which went to Bush and the Republican Party. " So...http://radio.weblogs.com/0108913/2004/06/20.html#a160 (Untitled)- June 3, 2004 There's new legislation in the pipeline to ban clove cigarettes because cloves and other 'flavored' cigarettes entice kids to smoke. The bill is endorsed by Phillip Morris. PM doen't make any flavored cigarettes, but did manage to get menthols taken off the table because PM does make menthols. Nice way to get rid of competition, eh So why don't they ban the just as destructive 'alkipops' You know, all those yummy flavored soft alchol drinks that entice kids to drink Could it be that all the...http://radio.weblogs.com/0108913/2004/06/03.html#a159 Shifting the cost of litigation to the taxpayer...- June 3, 2004 'Pirate Act' raises civil rights concerns. "The Pirate Act is another piece of legislation that asks the government to fight the recording industry's misguided war on file sharing while forcing you to foot the bill." EFF: Mini Links jenett.radiohttp://coolstop.com/radio/archives/001246.shtml (Untitled)- June 3, 2004 Bush Campaign Is Seeking Help From Congregations. The Bush campaign is seeking to enlist thousands of religious congregations in distributing campaign information and registering voters. By David D. Kirkpatrick. New York Times: NYT HomePage Hmmm, the new Frontline documentary The Jesus Factor, while extremely fair to George Bush and his religious conviction does make the point that Gee-dub figured out in his dad's presidential race that evangelical Christians were the reliable voting block...http://radio.weblogs.com/0108913/2004/06/02.html#a157 (Untitled)- June 2, 2004 Guestblogger Russ Kick's MemoryHole -- banned in Iraq. Posted by a member of Declan McCullagh's politech mailing list: I've received email from a person with an army.mil address. This person is stationed in Iraq, and heshe tells me that The Memory Hole is blocked on military computers. Trying to get to the site results in the following message: Access Denied (content_filter_denied) Your request was denied because of its content categorization: "Extreme;PoliticsReligion". For assistance,...http://radio.weblogs.com/0108913/2004/06/02.html#a156 |