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Wednesday, December 1, 2010

GOP Rep. Buyer Blasts Acting Dem Speaker:



Regardless of your political preference this is interesting to watch. Now I'm sure there is another side to the story; regardless he does carry valued points (Forget the Dem jabs. Just take all the sides out and place these people around an office table with Roberts rules)

Have you ever tried contacting your Representative at any level? If so and if they responded back, 1. Did their response show you integrity or was it a generic template of "thank you for you interest"... 2.Have they or you followed up on the subject?

If you haven't contacted your Representative, why not?

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

The GRB Show November 27 2010

Hey guys thanks for hanging out with us. Don't forget to checkout the different magazine covers,  our NEW Youtube page, Tori's challenge and much, much more.  So sit back relax and have some fun with us at Guerrilla Radio Beta.

Shane and Tori


TSA Agents, Father and Son.



Response to "Young Boy Strip Searched by TSA"


A video is being widely circulated showing a shirtless boy receiving secondary screening from a Transportation Security Officer (TSO). A passenger filmed the screening with their cell phone and posted the video on the web. Many are coming to their own conclusions about what's happening in the video which is now perched at the top of the Drudge report and being linked to in many other blogs and tweets. We looked into this to find out what happened.


Chaffetz Sends Letter to President about SLC Airport Incident Involving Pat-Down of Young Boy

November 23, 2010 10:57 AM 
Washington, D.C. – Today, Congressman Jason Chaffetz sent the attached letter to President Barack Obama. Rep. Chaffetz sought to bring to the President’s attention an incident that recently occurred at the Salt Lake International Airport.  The incident (shown in this video link:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSQTz1bccL4) involves a father resorting to removing his young son’s shirt so that TSA agents could complete a pat-down of the boy.


Arkansas man sues over TSA body scanning
November 23,2010
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - An Arkansas man has filed a federal lawsuit against the Transportation Security Administration, claiming that the agency's new screening rules are detrimental to his "emotional, psychological and mental well-being."

Technology Corner With Tori

Beatles iTunes Sales Skyrocket: Over 2 Million Songs Sold So Far 

More than 450,000 copies of Beatles albums plus two million individual songs during the Fab Four's first week on sale through iTunes. 

Apple Inc. says the best-selling Beatles album in the U.S. is "Abbey Road," and the best-selling individual track is "Here Comes the Sun." The Beatles Box Set, which costs $149, is No. 10 on Apple's weekly iTunes top-10 list.

 

Original Apple Computer Sells for $210,000 at Auction


One of the 200 original Apple-1 computers hand-built by Steve Wozniak and sold from Steve Jobs’s garage in 1976 has sold for £133,250 (about $210,000) at auction at Christie’s in London.

It was purchased by Italian businessman and private collector Marco Boglione, who phoned in his bid.
Wired:
In a bid to bring the life-saving emergency service 911 into the 21st century, the FCC is looking at letting citizens report crimes through text messages and even stream video from their mobile phones to emergency centers.

Brazilian Funeral Home Broadcasts Services Over Internet
SAO PAULO — A funeral home in Brazil is broadcasting its services live over the Internet, giving some of the millions of Brazilians living abroad the chance to say a final goodbye to their loved ones.


  
Released: 11/24/2010 10:55 AM EST
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University of South Carolina
Newswise — Twitter -- the social media tool probably best known for celebrity rants -- is finding a more useful purpose in foreign language classrooms at the University of South Carolina.

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Friday, November 19, 2010

November 14th 2010 GRB Show

Hey guys!  Thanks for hanging out with us.  There were a few rusty spots showing, like we never had problems right; never the less it was a good time as always. Remember you can catch up with us anytime on iTunes and if you want, email us its guerrilla_radio@comcast.net.

Sweet!

Shane

This is the latest video from the Today show expressing the concerns of the new TSA guidelines for airline screening.  We have a poll open asking "Will you use the MSPs Body Scanner?" Thanks for the vote.
There are  more videos about body scanners throughout the world on Utube.

What do you think?  Is the body scanners a necessary evil and do we need to just "suck it up" as someone mentioned to me.  Interesting.

We'd love to hear your thoughts of the TSA scanners and pat-downs. 





The TSA Blog
This is the OFFICIAL TSA Blog.  It sources the outcry of the rumors to acculturate events that happened.  The TSA has even linked security video with the events in question so the public can make their own informed decisions. 


MSP Stress Free?
 Hellz Yah! I am more relaxed.
  
Millions upon millions of Americans are stressing out.
Forty percent of the nation’s workers say they experience stress on a daily basis, according to a Gallup Poll from June. That number climbs to 50 percent among the unemployed. And the problem seems to be getting worse. Forty-eight percent of U.S. adults believe the stress in their lives has escalated during the past half-decade, says the American Psychological Association. 

Technology Corner with Tori

Queen Elizabeth Joins Facebook
I think its because of Farmville.

Tina Daunt HuffPost Contributing Editor 
Although HM Queen Elizabeth II is making her official debut on Facebook this week, some of her fans have been operating a page in her honor for about two years.
There's just one problem: the page administrators haven't updated the site since June and in their absence some very cheeky commoners have been leaving graffiti and random photos on the faux Royal Wall. 
  
Steve Job’s First Apple-1 Computer To Be Auctioned by Christie’s 
 written by TheBlogIsMine's Staff Writer   
A rare byte of history is going under the hammer – one of the original Apple computers that Steve Jobs shipped from his parents’ garage, which could fetch nearly $240,000.


 LOCAL

A fun night out for the whole family.  I never got to ask Krusty how she got her own license plate.

 

July in Christmas: Scars and Stripes Forever

Doors open at 6:00pm, bout starts at 7:00pm
Minneapolis Convention Center
Violent Femmes vs. Delta Delta Di
Kilmore Girls Di vs. Banger Sisters








Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Burnsville Elections

 From the City's website:

City of Burnsville
100 Civic Center Parkway Burnsville, MN 55337
www.burnsville.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jim Skelly
November 2, 2010 City of Burnsville
952-895-4402
CHARLIE CRICHTON WINS RECORD SIXTH TERM ON CITY COUNCIL, INCUMBENT DAN KEALEY RE-ELECTED
The Burnsville City Council will welcome two familiar faces due to the results of the November 2 General Election. Burnsville voters returned incumbents Charlie Crichton and Dan Kealey to the City Council. For Crichton, first elected in 1992 to the Council, this marks his sixth election victory. Voters returned Kealey for a second term. Both are elected to four year terms and all serve the community at large as Burnsville does not have a ward system.
City Council
Charlie Crichton 10,903 36.12%
Dan Kealey 10042 33.27%
Greg Tomlinson 6046 20.03%
Paul F. Mudge 3022 10.01%
A total of 30,183 residents voted in the election, with a total of 1836 voting by absentee ballot. The City of Burnsville assembled a team of over 300 election judges and city staff to ensure that voting was handled properly and within the law. Burnsville Police provided extra security and patrol of polling locations to ensure safety.
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City Council Race History
2008
City Council
Mary Sherry 14,953 36%
Dan Gustafson 14,776 36%
Michael Esch 11,042 27%
2006
Charlie Crichton 11049 33%
Dan Kealey 7929 23%
Dan Tollefson 7742 22%
Richard Dusterhoft 6887 20%
2004
Liz Workman 12,972 29%
Dan Gustafson 12,258 27%
Steve Cherney 10,084 22%
Kathy Farm 6,219 14%
Jeri Willenberg 3,634 8%
2002
Charlie Crichton 8861 23%
Teresa Daly 8841 23%
Skip Neinhaus 8365 21%
Kathy Farm 3822 10%
Jerry Willenberg 3397 9%
Dan Powers 2233 6%
Carl Covell 1210 3%
Peter J. Demos 1012 3%
Mark Edward Bullis 584 1%
Stephen Lyzenga 558 1%
2000
Liz Workman 12964 31%
Steve Cherney 8940 21%
Steve Schofield 7708 18%
Michael Esch 6633 16%
Carl Covell 2897 7%
David K. Merriman 2656 6%
1998
Deborah Moran 14,366
Charlie Crichton 13,078
1996
Liz Workman 8955 24%
Charlotte Shover 7652 21%
Bob Berglund 5517 15%
Jeff Gerbino 5515 15%
Bruce Adams 3673 10%
Michael Esch 3756 10%
Gary Dukes 2117 6%
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Thursday, September 30, 2010

A GOOD READ

Still on a break but we'll see you soon.  Thanks for stoppping by and we hope you enjoy the book we give two thumbs up!.

Monday, August 30, 2010

GRB Aug 28, 2010

Well here we are again! Sometimes you just can't seem to win, but the show still goes on.

Sorry that it’s a bit difficult to hear me. Even with all the tests before the show, there’s that one variable that creeps into the works and you only find out later when it shows up. Kinda like that one night stand you had and there’s something odd on your lip that next morning.

Thanks for hanging out with us and hopefully we'll have things firing on all cylinders next time.

Here’s the list of topics we chatted about during the show and well catch ya on the flipside.

Shane

Twivite
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New Airline Recycling Rankings
US Airlines Generate Over 880 Million Pounds of Waste Annually -- 75 Percent of Which Could Be Recycled,but Only 20 Percent Is; Consumers Urged to Factor Recycling Policies Into Air Travel Decisions.

Delta Airlines Blog
Happy Earth Day Everyone!
I can not believe that I have let a whole year pass by without providing an update on Delta’s recycling programs. So let’s get down to business – here is where we stand as of December 2009

CITYPAGES
By Hart Van Denburg, Wed., Aug. 25 2010
Bedbugs infest Minneapolis: ​In news that may give you hives, Minneapolis is the 15th most bed bug-infested city in the country.
That's the word from Terminix, which based its rankings on the volume of calls to its bug assassins this year.

Toris Tech_corner

Wear wristwatch? Use e-mail? Not for Class of '14
The Associated Press
Tuesday, August 17, 2010 Every year, Beloit College in Beloit, Wis., releases its Mindset List to give a snapshot of the world view of the incoming freshmen class. The list for the Class of 2014:

Some Highlights


1. Few in the class know how to write in cursive.

2. E-mail is just too slow, and they seldom if ever use snail mail. Texting – Asians pushed and used longer – easier to hear than cell phone

3. "Go west, young college grad," has always implied "and don't stop until you get to Asia and learn Chinese along the way."

7. "Caramel macchiato" and "venti half-cafvanilla latte" have always been street corner lingo.

18. Fergie is a pop singer, not a princess.

19. They never twisted the coiled handset wire aimlessly around their wrists while chatting on the phone.

Hey bloggers! Philly wants you to buy a license
By Julianne Pepitone, staff reporter August 24, 2010: 2:52 PM ET
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Philadelphia bloggers were abuzz this week about a citywide move to crack down on citizens running a business without a license -- which includes any local bloggers running ads on their sites.

Friday, August 6, 2010

GRB Show Aug 5, 2010

Coming to you live from the top of buck hill, were you'll find a good time and a good ol'laugh!

Thanks for hangout with us. We hope that you enjoyed the show.

Its fun chatting with all of you and we appreciate your emails and phone calls. Thanks for the suggestions and we added those twitters that you'd like to see to the side bar. Don't forget to add the hash tag #hof or #flugtag and watch live as your tweet is seen by millions.

Don't forget to submit your song of THE MN State Fair song.

Below, for you to read, is what we had chatted about.

Hope you have a good day and remember to support your local community and help your neighbor.

We see you on the flip side,

Shane and Tori

VOTE August 10, 2010 Primary. 7am-8pm VOTE

Burnsville City Elections Website


*Three New Polling Locations as Replacements for Precincts 11, 12 and 14

Crossroads Church replaces Rejoice ChurchGrace United

Methodist Church replaces Dakota County LibraryEcho Park

Elementary School replaces City Maintenance Facility

* The City of Burnsville utilizes 17 locations for their polling precincts. Please use the Polling Place Finder to locate your precinct.*

Polls are open from 7:00 a.m. (no earlier) to 8:00 p.m. (no later).

* Employers are required to allow time from work no matter what time for voting. (NEW LAW)


"If you don't VOTE you can't complain! Get out there and use your right to be heard!"



Pets


Dogs automatically imitate people
By Jennifer Viegas Discovery News
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, dogs often shower us with praise. New research has just determined dogs automatically imitate us, even when it is not in their best interest to do so.

Dogs can sense cancer
By Maggie Koerth for MSN Health & Fitness
Researchers wondered if canines could be trained to smell the chemical difference between patients with cancer and those without. So far, the results have been promising. Studies show test dogs can accurately pick out patients with lung, breast, ovarian and bladder cancers. In some cases, the pups have hit accuracy rates as high as 97 percent.

Diabetes toe guy
MSN Melissa Dahl writes: We've done stories before on dogs sniffing out diseases their owners didn't even know they had. Now a little terrier named Kiko has one-upped all of them: He went ahead and performed surgery. Kind of.

Pet Insurance

Hambone Awards
Every vote counts, and this August 2 through 16, we want yours! After a year of waiting, it’s time once again for you, the people, to choose the recipient of the 2010 VPI Hambone Award for the most unusual pet insurance claim of the year. Competition is tough among this year’s twelve nominees
Each year, VPI looks through the more than 1 million claims submitted to the company, and the most unusual of the bunch receives the annual VPI Hambone Award. Last year’s Hambone Award went to Lulu, a hungry bulldog that gobbled up 15 pacifiers, a bottle cap, and piece of a basketball! Lulu made a full recovery and went on to star in a Rachael Ray Show segment about the VPI Hambone Award. The VPI Hambone Award is named in honor of a VPI-insured dog that got stuck in a refrigerator and ate an entire Thanksgiving ham while waiting for someone to find him. The dog was eventually found, with a licked-clean hambone and a mild case of hypothermia.

LOCAL

Say it to Giuseppe. "Sonna A Fomato" Feed me I'm starving! I guarantee you'll explode all over the wall

Tori's Technology Corner

Iphone- Pocket Porn
JOEL SCHECTMAN AP NEW YORK — It's a maxim of technology: Invent the newest gadget and the porn industry will find a way to cash in.

Security Breach- Iphone, Ipad, Ipod Touch
BERLIN (AP) - Several versions of Apple's iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch have potentially serious security problems, a German government agency said in an official warning Wednesday.

Security breach for Iphone, Ipaad and Ipod Touch
JUERGEN BAETZ BERLIN (AP) - Several versions of Apple's iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch have potentially serious security problems, a German government agency said in an official warning Wednesday.


PA considering "sexting" laws for minors

Huffington Post Bianca Bosker Thanks to efforts by Pennsylvania state representative Seth Grove, Pennsylvania has become the 21st state to consider legislation that would make sexting by minors illegal


Woman in CT bike accident tweeted for help

By Liz Szabo, USA TODAY As she flew over the handlebars of her mountain bike, seconds before slamming into the ground, Leigh Fazzina remembers thinking to herself: "I'm going to break my neck. And there is no one out here to help me."


Airport body scanners admitted to saving over 35,000 images

Huffington Post Bianca Bosker *UPDATED* Despite past statements by federal agencies that images from body scanners were not and could not be saved or recorded, a government agency has admitted to storing approximately 35,000 body scan images, CNET reports.


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Thursday, July 29, 2010

GRB July 28th Show

Hey guys thanks for hangout with us. As with any live show there are some unforeseen problems and as it's said "the show must go on" and it did.

However, we made an attempt to rebroadcast the original show with some creative editing and still left the original show up if you want to hear that too.

For those brave souls who bared with us through our original broadcast, well as AC/DC said "We salute you" and appreciate you sticking it out with us.

Here's the links to the sites we chatted about.

Wacky Robbers

MSN: You gotta have a gimmick. Take this guy who was caught clowning around at a bank. There are plenty of suspects who make the news for dumb moves, but the following suspects have made headlines for their wacky nicknames.

Naked Bike Riders




World Naked Bike Ride Link

WNBR is on! It's time to put a stop to the indecent exposure of people and the planet to cars and the pollution they create.
According to the United Nations, close to a million species of plants and animals could disappear from the face of the earth in the next 50 years as a result of greenhouse gasses being released primarily from motor vehicles.



Worlds Oldest Twitter Dies
CNN TECH: Her mischievous side would sometimes come through, like when she tweeted that some of those at the care home were sipping lager instead of water


People sue Apple over 'overheating' iPads

CNN TECH: Three iPad users claim that because the iPad will shut itself off after remaining in direct sunlight for long enough, it fails to meet the promises Apple made about using the device as an e-book reader.


National Homebrewers Competition



Complete list of winners


Local Brewer props!

Ninkasi Award
Sponsored by
Samuel Adams Gordon Strong
Beavercreek, OH Saint Paul Homebrewers Club

Category 2: Pilsner

Sponsored by Beer & Wine Makers Warehouse—183 Entries
Gold Michael Agnew, Minneapolis, MN | Bohemian Pilsner | Minnesota Home Brewers Association

Category 9: Scottish and Irish Ale
Sponsored by Brew Brothers—247 Entries
Gold Steve Fletty, Falcon Heights, MN | Strong Scotch Ale | Saint Paul Homebrewers Club

Category 19: Strong Ale
Sponsored by Northern Brewer—216 Entries
Silver Gordon Strong, Beavercreek, OH | American Barleywine | Saint Paul Homebrewers Club

Category 24: Traditional Mead

88 Entries
Gold Curt & Kathy Stock, Saint Paul, MN | Sweet Mead | Saint Paul Homebrewers Club

Category 25: Melomel (Fruit Mead)

Sponsored by Bacchus & Barleycorn Ltd.—143 Entries
Silver Gordon Strong, Beavercreek, OH | Other Fruit Melomel | Saint Paul Homebrewers Club

Category 26: Other Mead
114 Entries
Gold Gordon Strong, Beavercreek, OH | Metheglin | Saint Paul Homebrewers Club

Category 27: Standard Cider and Perry

Sponsored by Woodchuck Draft Cider—97 Entries
Bronze Kristen & Orsolya England, Saint Paul, MN | Common Cider | Saint Paul Homebrewers Club

Sunday, July 25, 2010

July 25th GRB Show




Hey thanks for hanging out with GRB! Here are some additions to what we chatted about during the show plus some links.
Don’t forget to email us if you want to be on the show or if you have something you would like us to talk about. Gurrilla_Radio@comcast.net

Catch yah on the flip side!

Shane and Tori



Woman wearing underwear on head robs Mcdonalds



CNN Video of Comic-Con stabbing!
Police: Man stabbed with pen at Comic-Con
(CNN) -- A Comic-Con attendee stabbed another near the eye with a pen Saturday after they got into an argument over whether one was sitting too close to the other, police said.


India's iPad rival to cost $35

Erika Kinetz
Mumbai — The Associated Press
Published on Friday, Jul. 23, 2010 8:38AM EDT
Last updated on Friday, Jul. 23, 2010 1:08PM EDT




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It's all about you: When it comes to detecting breast cancer, you have more influence than you realize. The beads on this key chain show the size of the lump that might be found depending on what you do (or don't do) for your own beast health

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Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Jan 27 at 4:45am





Have You Seen This Guy?

Wanted to share with you all, what our cameras caught this morning. If you are in the neighborhood and have found your car or garage broken into today this guy may be your man.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Guerrilla Radio Beta Jan 11 2010

Hey you found me! Heres the topics we chatted about last time.




A star is born. Jacob John McCartney on The Huffington Post

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Congress May Regulate Loud TV Commercials
Bill Would Limit Ads to Be No Louder than the Shows They Sponsor; But Some Question Its Feasibility and Value


Ohio Films

Northeast Ohio attracts movie projects

By Paula Schleis
Published: Jan 10, 2010

Three of the first four movies to receive a Motion Picture Tax Credit under a new Ohio incentive program will be made in Northeast Ohio.

The Ohio Department of Development (ODOD) last week announced the four films will share $7 million in tax credits.




Ohio Cell Phone Rights

Ohio Supreme Court Decision on Cell Phone Searches Protects Privacy and Due Process

December 15, 2009

Rules Police Must Have Warrant to Search Cell Phones

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: media@aclu.org

COLUMBUS - The American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio says the ruling issued today by the Ohio Supreme Court in the case of State v. Smith has enhanced the privacy rights of Ohioans. In a first of its kind ruling, the Court said that law enforcement officials must have a warrant in order to search the contents of someone's cell phone when seized during arrest. In addition, the Court recognized that modern cell phones contain a great deal of personal information and users have a high expectation of privacy.


Journalist Protection

Reporter Shield Legislation Moves Toward Senate Vote

December 10, 2009

Bill Passes Judiciary Committee


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: (202) 675-2312 or media@dcaclu.org

WASHINGTON – A bill that would help reporters better protect their confidential sources passed out of the Senate Judiciary Committee today. The bill, S. 448, The Free Flow of Information Act of 2009, would enact a federal shield law for journalists. The House passed its version of the bill earlier this year. Currently, forty-nine states and the District of Columbia recognize some form of reporters’ privilege, either through statute or common law.

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

America Rising: An Open Letter to Democrat Politicians

We elected you on a promise of hope and change. We regret it. In 2010, we are taking our country back. Blue collar democrats, independents, and conservatives. We love our country. We are proud of our founders. And we will fight for our traditions. We don't want your revolution.

- Unknown



I wanted to share this with you as more of us find it difficult to live. There will be more activism for the betterment of our community and Nation.

Guerrilla Radio Beta Jan 4 2010



Hey you found me, Welcome to Guerrilla Radio Beta and Happy New Year. Heres some of the stuff we chatted about during our Jan 4 show. You can always take a listen by clicking on the right and even take us mobile on your MP3. You can follow us on twitter and even become a facebook fan. Thanks for hanging out.

Don't forget to tryout wack-a-hack.


"Dear Shane,

The first rule of politics is you never just tell the truth.

You are receiving this message from the Jennifer Brunner Committee because you've signed up to receive emails from the Jennifer Brunner Committee or other Ohio progressive organizations. If you do not wish to receive emails from the Jennifer Brunner Committee please click here to unsubscribe.
The truth makes people uncomfortable, and sometimes it hurts -- so politicians avoid it, even when it seems nonsense to do so. Why speak your mind when you can hire political consultants to coach you on a safe "message"? Why go with your gut when the political establishment wants you to stick to the party line?

I say that the first rule of politics is what's wrong with politics. That's why I won't follow it.

We've all seen where a lack of candor in politics gets us. Leaders who promise one thing but do another. Insiders making deals that seal their careers but sell out the public. Politicians acting against their better judgment because they think staying in office is how to make things better for the people they serve."

Jennifer Brunner
Ohio Secretary of State and
Democratic Candidate for U.S. Senate






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Buckeye Traffic




National Conference of Citizenship


Founded in 1946 and chartered by the U.S. Congress in 1953, the National Conference on Citizenship (NCoC) is a leader in promoting our nation’s civic life. We track, measure and promote civic participation and engagement in partnership with other organizations on a bipartisan, collaborative basis. We focus on ways to enhance history and civics education, encourage national and community service, and promote greater participation in the political process.

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