This may become a new feature, although it invites friendly retalliation. So you’re a radio company involved in the communication business and you have a web site to inform the public about what you do.
By the way, I would discourage you from visiting this web site to see – when I did, Microsoft Security Essentials alerted to an iFrame alert – it’s possible though that was on the prior web site I had visited.
Well…
no mention of Phil Hendrie, OK on a serious note:
name DENNIS over partial photo of a person looking like Beck, it ain’t Dennis
It looks like the Dennis that is on their program schedule:
http://www.jewishjournal.com/dennis_prager/article/self_esteem
I was thinking Miller, not Prager. Guess who I don’t listen to?
Trivia – It’s Levin not Lavin.
Dennis is Dennis Prager, Michael is Medved and Lars? Who knows.
Wow. You got it, Briand75! I stared at that image for the longest time and didn’t see that Levin was misspelled… and not only once, but twice – in the photo and below the photo.
The doctrine of hiding in plain sight