The Jan 21, 2011 GRB Show

Hey guys thanks for hanging out with us and celebrating my birthday. Thanks for all the Happy Birthday wishes and tweets. It was very nice of you.

Well if memory serves me right and if I didn't time warp to bad heres the stuff we chatted about.

Don't forget this months mag is dedicated to Pancreatic Cancer awareness and if your interested in more information please see the link provided. The National Cancer Institute

Follow us on Twitter for the next show time. Remember we're MP3 friendly so take us for a ride.

As usual we will see you on the flip side.

Shane and Tori

Starbucks smartphone payment plain.

The app displays a barcode on the phone's screen. The customer then holds the phone in front of the scanner, which reads the barcode and processes the sale against his or her prepaid Starbucks account

According to Starbucks, this payment option is available at the company's 6,800 U.S. stores, plus more than 1,000 Target locations. The Starbucks app is available for many iPhone, Android and BlackBerry models.

Over the next few years, we'll see retailers, credit card companies and other major players experiment with new approaches to mobile payments, point-of-sale discounts or upgrades

Starbucks new size 

Size doesn't matter but according the new Trenta it does. It's capacity holds more than the average human stomach 

TV Changes Again?  

wireless TV’s, Hulu, Netflix

Star Wars coming to Blue Ray 9/27/2011  

Continuously re-marketing based on new technology

According to the listing on Amazon, the 9-disc Blu-ray set, which includes all six Star Wars films and three discs with more than 30 hours of special features, will launch September 27

·      Holy woolly bully Batman a Woolly Mammoth Cloning? 
      A team of Japanese, Russian, and American scientists based out of Japan's Kyoto University is working to clone a big hairy beast from the Earth's last ice age. If a cloned embryo can be created, we need to discuss, before transplanting it into the womb, how to breed [the mammoth] and whether to display it to the public. After the mammoth is born, we'll examine its ecology and genes to study why the species became extinct and other factors

Michael Isabelle, Plane Passenger, Punches Flight Attendant When Blocked By Food Cart 

Michael Isabelle of Massachusetts started the mayhem around 6am on an American Airlines flight from Rio de Janeiro. Isabelle kicked the cart repeatedly until it fell over and punched the hapless flight attendant, Carlos Carrico, in the stomach.

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Don't forget Tori's Challenge

"Ring it up..."

Coming to You Sooner then Later

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.

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

North Lehman Neighborhood Alliance



















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.

Guerrilla Radio Beta Dec. 4 2009

Mr. JLWatson, has taken his objections of City halls unfair decisions of the treatment of Canton Police and Firefighters to the streets that has place the citizens at risk.
He will continue with his demonstrations till the Firefighters are back to work. The Canton Police force has agreed to a furlough agenda.



Canton police union OKs furlough plan that averts layoffs

By Ed Balint
CantonRep.com staff writer
Posted Dec 04, 2009 @ 05:18 PM
Last update Dec 05, 2009 @ 10:27 AM

CANTON — Police officers will not be laid off by the city after all.

The union representing patrol officers voted 94-17 Friday to approve a furlough plan to avoid the layoff of 18 officers, said Bill Adams, president of the Canton Police Patrolmen’s Association. Furloughs are unpaid time or days off work.


Canton City Council may cut its pay

By Ed Balint
CantonRep.com staff writer
Posted Dec 04, 2009 @ 10:22 PM

CANTON — City Council is expected to vote on pay decreases by the end of the year.

“There will be a movement afoot to lead the way and to show leadership and that this is unfortunately a very real situation,” Councilman Bill Smuckler, D-at large, said of the city’s budget crisis. “Council plans on making any cuts that we have to make to save as many of our safety forces as we can possibly save

Guerrilla Radio Beta Nov 20, 2009

Here is some of the information from the show.

We would like to have a round table discussion with the generations. If you are interested contact us at our email address Guerillaradiobeta@neo.rr.com

Party Line

Hash Tags
Hash tags are those little attention catchers that make yourself visible to many. It places you into a group which may have used the same tag and from there a person, company or whatever the case my be, will see you creating a FREE marketing availability and possible future revenue.
As a pirate friend once said, “Hash Tag it up me hardies!”

Sin City Heats up Battle for Businesses
Nevada and California Have Started Ad Campaigns to Attract and Retain Companies - and the Taxes They Generate


Watch CBS News Videos Online

Guerrilla Radio Beta Nov 18, 2009

Heres the informational sources from November 18th Show.

Elizabeth C. Economy
Director of Asia Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations

Junior Achievement Online Holiday Auction

Many Confused By Healthcare Changes

Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy

Layoffs of Canton police may be coming
CANTON — Layoff notices could be issued both to firefighters and police officers this week.

“I’ve been told that a number of police and firemen will be laid off,” Samuel Sliman, the city’s civil service director, said Tuesday. “And I think it will be this week, but I don’t know of any specific numbers regarding them or any other bargaining unit people or management people.”

Canton council pay and benefits up for debate
City Council members get complaints about potholes, flooded basements and drug dealers. They reap praise after successfully lobbying for a street to get paved or when placing an eyesore house on the demolition list.

Good times or bad, the 12 council members and the council president get paid:

� $19,147 per year for the majority leader.

� $17,232 per year for all other council members.

� $17,976 per year for the council president.

Guerrilla Radio Beta Nov 15, 2009

Here’s some of the links we talked about. Don't forget that you can be on live by calling in at (347) 989-1893. Remember your carrier rates do apply.

Economy builds Gen X discontent
Associated Press
CHICAGO - They're antsy and edgy, tired of waiting for promotion opportunities at work as their elders put off retirement. A good number of them are just waiting for the economy to pick up so they can hop to the next job, find something more fulfilling and get what they think they deserve. Oh, and they want work-life balance, too.

Buffett's Rail Buy Seen As Bet On Coal, Economy
NPR NEWS
In some ways, Warren Buffett's acquisition of Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. conjures up an image of a long-gone era: One of the nation's wealthiest men running one of the country's largest railroads.

The Neomodal terminal

Neomodal, Stark County's ultramodern state-of-the-art facility, is designed to move your products to domestic and international markets more efficiently and consistently than your current method. Located on the regional Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway, Neomodal offers access to Canadian National Railway, the only transcontinental railroad in North America. CN has a network spanning Canada and mid-America from the Atlantic and Pacific oceans to the Gulf of Mexico and serves the ports of Vancouver, Montreal, Halifax, New Orleans and Mobile, Alabama. CN also serves the cities of Toronto, Calgary, Winnipeg, Buffalo, Detroit, Memphis and St. Louis.

World Oil outlook 2007

Strippers-on-a-truck promotion halted in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Live strippers on the back of a truck is too much - even for Sin City.
A Las Vegas strip club has agreed to stop an advertising promotion that involved hauling bikini-clad exotic dancers around in a truck with clear plastic sides.

Thank you Veterans

Here is the links to the topics we had discussed.



The Ohio Veterans Memorial Park, Clinton Ohio. The Park is located at 8005 Cleveland-Massillon Rd. P.O. Box 3 Clinton, Ohio 44216

Arizona foreclosure rate still among highest in the country
According to the latest report from RealtyTrac, Arizona has the third highest foreclosure rate in the country last month. One in every 135 homes in Arizona received a foreclosure notice in July.

Foreclosure filings reached 19,694 in July of 2009 which is up a whopping 17 percent from Arizona foreclosures in June of 2009 and up 47 percent from the previous year.

Biosphere 2
Biosphere 2 is located north of Tucson, Arizona at the base of the stunning Santa Catalina Mountains. This one-of-a-kind facility sits on a ridge at a cool elevation of nearly 4000 feet and is surrounded by a magnificent natural desert preserve.

New World Hotel Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam











VA hospital in Stark worth pursuing
A year from now, on Veterans Day 2010, we hope Stark County’s veterans, and veterans in surrounding counties, will have heard good news about prospects for Doctors Hospital in Perry Township.

Earlier this year, county Commissioner Peter Ferguson had the inspired idea to propose turning Doctors, which closed more than a year ago, into a full-service veterans hospital.