Monday, December 29, 2003
Gollum W. Bush, Republicans Target Black Radio and another take on the unemployment numbers
Just caught Lord of the Rings 3: The Return of the King this weekend which, besides the final 10-15 minutes of plot wrap-up's that I thought were extraneous, was pretty much fantastic and possibly the best chapter in the trilogy. Makes this flash movie seem even more appropos (The Lord of the Right Wing)
Related reading:
Bands Against Bush.
Mouths Wide Open is an ad hoc group of friends committed to fostering dialogue about the current administration's policies, creating and disseminating materials that help spread the message of alternative thought, and to encouraging others to join together in a similar spirit.
Will this work? Republicans Target Black Radio: In an effort to break the Democratic Party's grip on the black vote, several leading black Republicans have accepted an offer from one of the nation's largest urban radio networks to deliver a weekly address targeting African Americans. (EURWeb)
And on the other hand...
Mutating Airwaves: Had enough of Rush? Stay tuned for Al Franken & Co. (Miami New Times)
And here's an interesting take by Russell de Pina on the recent unemployment stats in "TECHNOLOGY BREAKDOWN: Numbers Don't Lie - Or Do They?" (EURWeb)
And finally, this seems like a worthwhile organization to support: Share the Technology.
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Related reading:
Bands Against Bush.
Mouths Wide Open is an ad hoc group of friends committed to fostering dialogue about the current administration's policies, creating and disseminating materials that help spread the message of alternative thought, and to encouraging others to join together in a similar spirit.
Will this work? Republicans Target Black Radio: In an effort to break the Democratic Party's grip on the black vote, several leading black Republicans have accepted an offer from one of the nation's largest urban radio networks to deliver a weekly address targeting African Americans. (EURWeb)
And on the other hand...
Mutating Airwaves: Had enough of Rush? Stay tuned for Al Franken & Co. (Miami New Times)
And here's an interesting take by Russell de Pina on the recent unemployment stats in "TECHNOLOGY BREAKDOWN: Numbers Don't Lie - Or Do They?" (EURWeb)
And finally, this seems like a worthwhile organization to support: Share the Technology.
