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[RoughlyDrafted Magazine] Tom Krazit of CNET and Eric Savitz of Barrons Deny the Jesus Phone ...: Essentially, they profess to believe that because Apple is selling iPhones faster than AT&T is setting them up with service, the only logical conclusion is that Apple didn’t really sell them, but that they are actually sitting in inventory somewhere. This is the only possible way that one might be able to deny the iPhone, but it still sounds a bit like Thomas needing a bit more convincing after having put his hands through the holes in body of Christ.

[Jordo Media - Feed of the Day from our RSS Feed Directory] Jordo Media - View the feed - A Podcasting Blog from Podcasting ...: Father Roderick Vonhogen, host of the Daily Breakfast and Catholic Insider podcasts and known by some as the original podcasting priest, led a presentation on how to get started in podcasting to go along with the demonstrations that experts were providing outside the exhibition hall at the Georgia International Convention Center. Several hundred people took part in the new media event June 22, which followed the annual Eucharistic Congress of the Archdiocese of Atlanta held June 20-21.

[The Marquee Blog » American Idol 2009] Goodbye, XM - The Marquee Blog - CNN.com Blogs: When friends asked me which satrad service to choose, I explained it like this: If you are going to listen 30 minutes at a time, and want to hear your favorite songs within that time frame, and really like a lot of DJ talk, get Sirius. If you want to be able to listen all day at work or take frequent road trips, and want to hear amazing music that you cant hear anywhere else, without repeats, get XM.

[Coding Horror] Coding Horror: This Site May Harm Your Computer: I use some free space there, I have absolutely nothing on my page that would harm anyone, so I assume that the harmful code, if indeed there is any, is in the top masthead inserted by Netscape/AOL when the page is served to the web site visitor. What p1sses me off is that Netscape is a Google partner (they use Google for their branded Netscape search) and they don't seem to be the slightest bit interested in dealing with this problem.

[Xipax Blog] Xipax Blog - Some infos about the Cannes Awards: : Belgian names for #government departments suck: #Fedasil (agency handling asylum applications). Sounds like a drug, medicine or dog food.

[The College Politico] The College Politico » Blog Archive » Meghan McCain: Karl Rove is ...: Whether it’s hyping Meghan McCain as a fresh voice for the GOP or praising Bristol Palin as more mature than her mother, Erbe has done little to hide her disdain for social conservatives in the Republican Party that can actually form their arguments without coming off like a vapid valley girl whining about, like, creepy old guys like Karl Rove.

[Hillary Is 44] Hillary Is 44 » Blog Archive » Bush Frying Pan, Meet The Obama Fire: Having sid that,How can we rid ourselves of the nightmare that the DNC so treacherously scraped up and deposited in the Whitehouse as the second coming of Katrina and has aided and abetted the financial and physical destruction of this great democracy.I think Obama is looking forward beyond this term and his eye is on the prize of being the world wide leader of its black population and the vast continent of Africa.Farrakahn is of no consequence now and global power is the prize in the eyes of Obama. Keep in mind,just days ago,he made the most outrageus statement “If I fail,don’t give me a second term”

[Byliner: Stories for Barry Goldberg] John McCain--President by acclamation? - By Mickey Kaus - Slate ...: He draws salaries from two of the most important media companies in the country: CNN, which is owned by Time Warner, and The Post, which is owned by The Washington Post Company. Such arrangements do not violate Post policy.

[Nouriel Roubini's Global EconoMonitor] RGE - The thinkers who predicted early on many aspects of this ...: There are still significant downside risks and while optimists speak about green shoots there are still plenty of yellow weeds;  and while second derivatives are becoming positive especially in the US but, partially, also in other countries, they are not positive enough yet to suggest that the recession will bottom out in Q3 - as predicted by the consensus - as opposed to some time in 2010. The toxic mess and damage caused by this leverage-driven financial crisis and economic recession - including a brutal shedding of employment that shows no sign of letting up - will take much longer to truly heal the financial markets, the financial institutions and the real economy.

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