What the hell?
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Dump your funny links at Link Lust.
Charles has a licking problem.
People are strange.
Best of craigslist is one of the best placed to find something for a laugh. Oh no Fatty. That food’s not for you. had us laughing like crazy.
Screen Shots of a Mac and A Leopard. Rawr!
Man finally has tumor removed. After, finding a growth on the back of his neck in 1990, he decided to forget about it. Now it’s grown into a 15kg growth, and he thinks it’s time to have it removed.
10 Magnificent Trees in the World – a list of 10 rare beautiful trees.
Do you listen to Pandora, Live 365 or one of the many independent internet radio station? Well, they just might be silenced due to recent Copyright Royalty Board revised fee schedule. The new rates will virtually end internet radio streaming. I have a vested interested in this as I run two online radio streams. Please, help keep the streams alive.
Links for more articles:
Pandora Blog
Save Internet Radio
Doc Searis
Wall Street Journal
Full written decision of the Copyright Royalty Board:
http://www.loc.gov/crb/proceedings/2005-1/rates-terms2005-1.pdf
What you can do to help:
Sign the Save the Streams Petition
Send a stamped letter, mailed by U.S. Mail or FedEx to your congressperson (find their mailing address). This type of hand-written message with your own personal story is treated with a LOT of value when received by your congressperson. Include your personal story… your name and location, the type of music you listen to, and how this new royalty will affect you. Be as specific as you possibly can.
Though it’s not nearly as effective as a postmarked letter, you can also send an e-mail message to your Senators and Representatives. With your zipcode or address, you can use this quick, easy e-mail form to get directly to the congressperson for your location: http://www.congress.org (use the form letter found there or write your own story)
Looks can be deceiving. (May not be safe for work)