Thank you and great job.
Talk Left shares the details on the bastard.
NYTimes: What Price Music?
The Philadelphia Inquirer: Solved: The Downloading Mess.
Nerve’s list of the 50 most unsexy things put a smile on my face. Gotta pass on some humor in the face of reality. After all “Underemployed” is the new norm for all too many. Then again it’s great to have some mis-notions shattered in this Foreign Police piece Think Again: International Trade.
On a different matter entirely – you want to buy Alice Cooper’s latest. You want to buy it. You want to buy it. You want to buy it.
P.S. – I love this pic. Ya gotta love it.
Hey – is there anyone else you know that can hop from Nerve to Foreign Police Magazine to Alice Cooper? Hehe. I must be messed up on some level….
Apologies to anyone coming by mysite and finding links in my comments to what you would not expect.
Looks like I will be enabling comments far less here. It’s a damn shame. Bastards like this ruin the web.
Update: Same spammer hitting many other weblogs!
Other IP Addresses: 209.210.176.33 and 209.210.176.22
Thank you to everyone who came out last night for the Beef and Beer. All 156 of you!
And congrats to the Boobie-Thon for collecting $7045.45 for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.
Daily Kos now gets as much traffic as Instapundit. Good to see the weblogging political balance of power actually becoming balanced. Traffic-wise that is. According to Technorati Instapundit is still linked to by over double the number of sites that Kos is.
Let’s change that shall we?
Philadelphia Inquirer: Street said to be probe ‘subject’.
Remember: The Sleeping Angels Beef and Beer is tonight.
The Boobie-Thon is doing great!
And the PhillyBlog get together is later this week.
In one of the weirdest mayoral elections that I can remember (a fire-bombing, staff member turncoats, etc…) this just makes it all the more strange:
The inquiry is being handled in part by the Philadelphia FBI office’s anticorruption squad.
One of the FBI raids yesterday morning focused on Keystone Information & Financial Services, a Mount Airy business awarded a contract in 2002 that netted $60,600 from the city for collection of taxes.
The FBI also searched the Cheltenham home of an executive of the business, Imam Shamsud-din Ali, according to a law enforcement official. Ali is a leading Muslim cleric in Philadelphia.
“We served a few search warrants today,” FBI spokeswoman Linda Vizi said yesterday. “They are sealed. I cannot give you any specific information about them.”
Those knowledgeable about the inquiry said it focused in part on contracts at the airport.
The mayor’s brother, T. Milton Street, who has ties to a firm doing airport business, said yesterday that he, too, thought the probe was related to the airport.
For Mayor Street, the discovery of the bug loomed as the biggest crisis of his mayoralty. It blotted out everything else in a campaign that has for months struggled to stay on message.
Read more in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Update: HOME, OFFICE OF MAYOR’S PAL RAIDED.
Whawhahwa…what is going on here?!?! More in: The Philadelphia Inquirer and CNN.