Monthly Archives: May 2010

As the old song goes, “five feet high and rising“– the Cumberland River is flooding portions of the city of Nashville, including the current home of the Grand Ole Opry… the old Ryman Auditorium isn’t affected by the floods, so … Continue reading →

Can I see your license plate please? According to Bloomberg, U.S. Senator Charles Schumer will seek federal funding for a system using security cameras and license-plate readers to record and track “every vehicle moving between 34th and 59th Streets,” So … Continue reading →

Ben Ferguson has landed at KWAM-AM (Legacy Media), although the guy they fired to make room for him is talking about possible legal action to keep his job.

“Michigan Christian Militia” released on bail. All 9 of the members were set free pending trial. The judge in Detroit said that unpleasant or ugly speech is protected by the First amendment. The fact that she is letting them out … Continue reading →

Puerto Rican day at the FDIC – in one day, the FDIC shut down banks holding 25% of the total deposits in Puerto Rico. The biggest of the three is expected to cost $3.3 billion on a bank with less … Continue reading →

ABC radio news explains at the top of the hour what the Times Square car bomber did wrong so they can do a better job next time. If we’re going to have the FCC fining people, this is much more … Continue reading →

Baringo! – no, not the province in Kenya – the new game, borrowed from Barack Bingo, but with a few important differences. Next time President Obama has a speech, have a Baringo! card handy (or more than one if you … Continue reading →

Car bomb in Times Square outside the offices of Viacom, the company that owns South Park, following threats regarding the censorship of South Park’s for [not] showing Mohammed in a bear suit. Rupture of a key water main serving Boston … Continue reading →

Be careful what you ask for – President Obama today suggests that Glenn Beck listeners should “check out the Huffington Post”. The HuffPo better have their servers set to max capacity on Monday when Glenn sends a few million listeners … Continue reading →

To meet Billy Graham – that was one of the reasons President Obama went to Asheville, NC last weekend. Interesting that so few people seemed to know that.

Want to buy a newspaper? The Washington Times is for sale according to its competitors, the Washington Post.

Happy International Workers Day!