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I don’t care if all the cool kids are touting how wonderful Firefox 3.01 is, and how it should kill Internet Explorer. I absolutely freakin’ HATE Firefox and the way it underperforms the other two browsers: IE and Safari.

This afternoon, Predators lead owner David Freeman went on 104.5 The Zone with host George Plaster to answer questions about the latest on the Del Biaggio ownership mess, and even touched on the Radulov issue briefly.

Many thanks to 104.5 for having Freeman on, and i hope they don't mind me posting this. I guess i'll hear from them if they do :-)

Here's an interesting article about a way to tackle the fatigue that comes with dynamic range compression: For the release of Mudcrutch, the new album by the reunited early '70

Christian Grantham does a little scolding over at Nashville is Talking because I've used some phrases and words that he disapproves of, in an attempt to sometimes inject a little humor, and sometimes to inject my true feeling into this blog.

From Theo Emery:

An interesting insight into how political campaigns argue and dictate their campaign concoctions to the media, in this case within minutes after the 'offending' piece hit the web.

Politico ran a David Mark story Saturday at 5:30 P.M. titled "Obama support soft among Catholics." Now, you look at the story, you'll find it titled "Obama slow to gain among Catholics." Between the two versions,

An interesting insight into how political campaigns argue and dictate their campaign concoctions to the media, in this case within minutes after the 'offending' piece hit the web.

Politico ran a David Mark story Saturday at 5:30 P.M. titled "Obama support soft among Catholics." Now, you look at the story, you'll find it titled "Obama slow to gain among Catholics." Between the two versions,

Today is the 50th Anniversary of the Peace Symbol.

If you’re like me, you have no idea how the symbol originated. You might be surprised to learn that it actually was designed with some meaning attached not just a faddish hippy thing.

It was designed by Gerald Holtem.