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SCROLLING MOBILE MEDIA BILLBOARD ADVERTISEMENT TRUCK $39999
SCROLLING MOBILE MEDIA BILLBOARD ADVERTISEMENT TRUCK Scrolls upto 21 signs at one time. Computer and touch screen panel is located near the driver for easy access. You can control how many seconds each ad will display. Truck has lighting inside to light up the billboards at night. Box can also be used ...

Alexander Solzhenitsyn, A 'Man With A Mission'
The Nobel Prize-winning author whose books chronicled the horrors of the Soviet gulag system has died of heart failure. Alexander Solzhenitsyn was 89. npr's Anne Garrels recalls a rare interview she had with Solzhenitsyn just after he was expelled from the Soviet Union in the 1970s. ...

Remembering A Conversation With Solzhenitsyn
The Nobel Prize-winning author whose books chronicled the horrors of the Soviet gulag system has died of heart failure. Alexander Solzhenitsyn was 89. npr's Anne Garrels talks with Steve Inskeep about a rare interview she had with Solzhenitsyn just after he was expelled from the Soviet ...

bedlaminzenity: 2008-07-19 Daily Random 100 Playlist @ home
Inzenity Radio! Todays 100 Random Playlist Number Artist Song Album Last Played Total Plays 1. Art Mover They Might Be Giants Vs. McSweeney’s 0 2. Track01 Shame 0 3. Too Good Too Bad Cowboy Bebop OST 1 0 4. The Haunted Mashion Bride Of Monster Mashup 0 5. Love Really Hurts Without You 0 6. Doctor Who ...

The Big Read...
So, all my friends are doing it, so I thought I would too. Here is an arbitrary list someone came up with and (apparently) if you haven't read a goodly number of 'em, you're a moran (sic). I've read (or listened to) the titles in bold, intend to read the titles in italics, and (here's a twist) watched ...

BlogBites for June 28, 2008
From http://www.americalovesobama.com:" Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John Mccain courted Hispanic support on Saturday, and Obama accused his White House rival of backing away from comprehensive U.S. immigration reform under pressure from his party. " From http://bunnirific.livejournal.com:" ...

China's a go, phone meeting w/Nathan, synchronicity, exercising and editing...
I worked from home today. OMG! The P2P delegation has gone from 10 to 20 people, virtually, overnight.  It's a go! In a very weirdly coincidental incident, I grabbed my latest issue of AAA's Go magazine, which has been laying around in one of my "piles" for, I don't know, probably a few weeks now, and ...

The Last Speaker of Eyak Has Died
I just heard on npr that Marie Smith Jones, the last speaker of the indigenous Alaskan language Eyak, has died at 89. There's an AP article about her here: she was the last full-blooded Eyak; none of her numerous children...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting: Federal Funding Facts and Status
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, created in 1967, receives approximately 15% of its annual funding from federal appropriations. In turn, the CPB, acting as an umbrella agency, is required to spend 89 percent of the appropriations in grants to members of Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), ...

@ EconSM: Focusing On The Health Of Journalism In The Social Media Age
How the the mainstream media is responding to the rise of social networks was addressed during one of the EconSM afternoon breakout sessions. Vivian Schiller, SVP and GM, NYTimes.com; Rich Skrenta, founder and CEO, Topix.net; Ken Stern, CEO, npr; and WSJ’s Kara Swisher talked to moderator Tad ...