Hi guys, Happy New Year! We have our new "special edition" mag up and have been working on some stuff, so we can have a show soon.
So in the meanwhile sit back, relax and take a walk through our blog and catch up with us while listen to the show.
We also have our first non-usable dinners club card. Thank you monkey management your the greatest!
Thanks for hangout with us and we'll catch ya on the flip side.
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?
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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.
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.
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."
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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.
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.
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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.
*Three New Polling Locations as Replacements for Precincts11, 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.
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.
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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.
