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Archive for March 10th, 2005
Where’s the Beef?
Thursday, March 10th, 2005Classic images endure. They’re timeless and unforgettable, like the confrontational Wendy’s woman from the 1980s who shouted at fast food clerks: “Where’s the beef?!” Sometimes I feel like that little old lady. Leaving aside the obvious physical differences (such as me being 40 or so years younger, 6’2″, 225, and male), I often feel like [...]
Should this be banned?
Thursday, March 10th, 2005I wouldn’t want Judah to see this, but should it be banned totally from U.S. airwaves? It communicates a jarring message jarringly. Apparently it has been censored by the networks.mn casinos albqgambling age 18 wisconsincleveland in for age ohio casinosamerican online friendly casinosaddiction michigan treatment gamblingfeathers 7 or casinocasino amazon royalegambling card credit merchant account [...]
If Rudy’s among The Ten, where are we?
Thursday, March 10th, 2005Congrats, Rudy, on having your blog named by Worship Leader Magazine one of “Ten Emerging Blogs” (whatever that means exactly). Since you’re the brother most singularly responsible for me having a blog, where does that place mine, and Liz’s, and all the others that have been inspired by Urban Onramps? It’s great to be able [...]
ABC – Always Been Credible?
Thursday, March 10th, 2005Nightline did this great show on Tuesday re. the rising influence of bloggers. It’s just a bit bizarre to hear that my little corner of the blogosphere is somehow part of a larger whole that’s reshaping the worlds of journalism, activism, policy, socializing, and so much more. But what was with the sanctimonious sign-off on [...]
Health Coming
Thursday, March 10th, 2005Good news on the Judah front. It appears he had a virus that should work its way out of his system by tomorrow. Already today his energy is up and a partial appetite has returned. The fever still spikes occasionally, but the highs haven’t been as high and the energy lows haven’t been as low. [...]