Ohio Makes It Official: Bush Wins By 119,000

WorldNetDaily is reporting, along with about everyone else, that Kerry still lost Ohio, and thereby the national election.  The Democrats are still contesting the outcome even though they know they’re wrong, and that the outcome won’t change.

Why?

The most

Speaking of radio stations and such, I should make note that WBEE-FM morning man Bill Coffey passed away this morning, at his home in Pennsylvania.

Bill was doing morning radio here in Rochester, by way of a network connection, because

Joe Flint over at the Wall Street Journalis reporting some good news:

News Corp.’s Fox News has reached an agreement to become the primary news provider to radio giant Clear Channel Communications Inc.

Our local CC station, WHAM is

File this one under “Oh, THAT liberal media”

Fellow Radio person and fellow western NY’er Scott Fybush says on his NorthEast Radio Watch:

“Here’s something not to do if you work as a reporter for a radio station: don’t

Armstrong Williams seems to think so.

How about a fast food place that only serves breakfast cereals, called….Cereality… no kididng.

Atkins dieters, beware.

Hat tip to Drezner, who suggests, among other things, it’s the next Krispy Creme.

When Tom Teriffic showed up, NBC was in last place among the big three… Mostly because of the pompous, overbearing, and unabashedly leftist John Chancellor. Brokaw did what he could to reverse the situation.  As of last week, when he

I’ve been working on a draft for a weekly long-form along these lines for weeks now, and hadn’t quite gotten it yet.Victor Davis Hanson did the subject first and better. Read it.

I note with some degree of amusement that I’ve not even been mentioed in this year’s annual Weblog Awards. I wonder if I demanded a hand recount in those areas favorable to me, if it’ll do me any good.

This week’s “long form” is up.
It’s called “The Stores, Christmas, and Looking Though the Glass”

To my everlasting amazement, the response to last week’s grump was more positive than I expected. Certainly, it was more positive than I was. (Granted, that being more positive than I was last week is not, by definition, all that

I don’t know as I can put into words exactly why this story struck me. I made note of this this morning, on the drive into the office. I’m not sure, but I think it was WPHT in Philly I

OK… just stop what you’re doing and go read Ann’s new column.

Now.

James at Outside The Beltway is linking a story from Fox saying John Danforth is resigning his post as US Ambassador to the UN. James seems ot think it somewhat strange that he’d be resigning so soon after he got

Chinese takeaway for IBM’s PC business? – vnunet.com

I’m hearing some heavy chatter from internal sources on this.
Watch this story, folks… it’s large.