Check out this new video by 432 affiliates Ninjasonik. It was actually directed by our regular DJ collaborator DJ Elsewhere (aka Lazlo), and of course features another of our regular DJ collaborators Teenwolf as the masked keyboard player. Can he really play the keyboard???
Bush finally does something for black people.
In 2000 John was arrested at Newark Airport with a suit case filled with 31 pounds of LIQUID coke worth $1.4 million. He has been serving his 14 year sentence in a Pennsylvanian jail when on this past Monday, Bush issued a rare slew of pardons naming Forte as one of the lucky few.
Apparently Forte had the famous singer-songwriter Carly Simon lobbying on his behalf as her son attended the elite prep school Philips Exeter in New Hampshire with John.
.....and just to celebrate the 225th anniversary (yesterday) of Evacuation Day, when the British Red Coats left from a longboat from Battery Park after occupying the city for seven years, here's some sexy thanksgiving turkey: click HERE.
Stop making up excuses! I'm sure you can find 2 hours out of your busy schedule to make some calls for Obama.
I went out to the Fort Greene location today, did some street teaming to get more people to the phone bank and then called Barack supporters in PA to help get them to the polls this Tuesday.
No experience necessary - they give you training, scripts, and lists of people to call.
There's only 2 days left and this is an extremely important election.
LET"S DO IT!!!!! THERE'S ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT!!!!
For BK, get info here.
For more info and other NYC region locations, go here.
The NYC subway launched its 1st train 104 years ago on October 27, 1904 as the Interborough Rapid Transit Company with fares at 5 cents a ride.
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Those Wassup Budweiser boys are back with an updated message for 2008 and the election
DJ Seek 10 held down the turntables for Obama (and my late self)
Steph from the Goonies sang for Obama (one of my favorite movies of all time!)
............and I got dressed up for Obama!!"I made a mistake in presuming that the self-interests of organizations, specifically banks and others, were such as that they were best capable of protecting their own shareholders and their equity in the firms,"
.......said by former Federal Reserve Chairman, Alan Greenspan, as he testified last Thursday in front of the House Committee of Government Oversight.
Seamless: It's going down again on Saturday, October 11th. teenwolf (ninjasonik), Elsewhere (SOund Advice), and myself will be mixing up the usual blend of dancefloor madness inducing sounds.
CNN - A 90 year old Akron, Ohio woman attempted suicide Wednesday as police tried to evict her from her foreclosed home. She shot herself two times in the torso as authorities tried to enter her house and remove her.
After telling her story on House floor during a debate of the bailout, U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio said, "This bill fails to address the fact that millions of homeowners are facing foreclosure, are facing the loss of their home. This bill will take care of Wall Street, and the market may go up for a few days, but democracy is going downhill."
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We just wanted to thank everyone who came out and supported Obama at Gallery Bar last Thursday.
WE RAISED ALMOST $10,000 FOR THE CAMPAIGN!!!!
It surpassed our own goals by a mile!!!!!!! And a special thanks to the DJs and Musicians as well as the other organizations and people like you and me that helped out. And now for even more encouraging news.....
WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. soldiers have donated more presidential campaign money to Democrat Barack Obama than to Republican John McCain, a reversal of previous campaigns in which military donations tended to favor GOP White House hopefuls, a nonpartisan group reported Thursday.
Troops serving abroad have given nearly six times as much money to Obama's presidential campaign as they have to McCain's, the Center for Responsive Politics said.
The results also are striking because they favored Obama, who never has served in the military. McCain meanwhile, is a decorated war veteran who spent nearly five years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam. The Arizona senator graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and had a 22-year career as a naval aviator.
Obama has opposed the war in Iraq and says he would withdraw combat troops within 16 months. McCain has been a steadfast supporter of the war, saying he would withdraw the troops only when conditions on the ground warrant it.
"Obama will work tirelessly to uphold this nation's sacred trust with its veterans, to ensure they are not forgotten after they return home and he will provide our troops with the leadership they deserve, as well as the support they and their families need," Obama spokesman Nick Shapiro said.
McCain's campaign played down the significance of the donations.
"John McCain has been endorsed by more retired admirals and generals than Barack Obama has military donors," McCain spokesman Michael Goldfarb said in a statement.
"We feel confident that many U.S. troops stationed overseas will support John McCain in the election this fall, but we suspect most are too busy doing the important work of defending this country than to make political contributions," Goldfarb said.
Among soldiers serving overseas at the time of their donations, 134 gave a total of $60,642 to Obama while 26 gave a total of $10,665 to McCain.
The report tracked donations of $200 or more. It found that 859 members of the military donated a total of $335,536 to Obama. McCain received $280,513 from 558 military donors.
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