Posted on 06/17/2006 6:15:31 PM PDT by TigerLikesRooster
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N. Koreans Ordered To Raise Their Flag At 2PM, and Listen to Broadcast
N. Korean leadership ordered its citizen to raise their flag and listen to their (government) communique from TV in the evening, according to Sankei Shimbun (of Japan), quoting Japanese government sources.
The paper said it is paying attention this development because it could be related to the launch of Taepodong-2.
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Cheers!
I'll give you a memory of south Texas. It's about 85 degrees right now. Humidity of 100%. My windows are so fogged up they looked painted. I just walked outside and choked on the thickness of the air. ;)
the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air
gave proof through the night that our flag was still there!
Good night all
It sounds like he is trying to convince himself of that... I give him six months before he heads back to the states.
If Art considers ISDN modern high speed connectivity, his idea of "modern" is off kilter.
I remember those days, too. Grew up in New Orleans...and I have been through more than one summer with no or little air conditioning.
People I know wonder why I don't think it's hot until it's over 85....
Right now it's 63 with 50 percent humidity. It is supposed to get up to 89 tomorrow though...but it didn't break 85 today...
...please come and get me...and take me to wherever you are...It is SO freakin' soupy here it's unbelievable. ;)
ISDN is the standard arrangement for remote studio connections. I've worked with many people who host radio programs or produce them. They all use ISDN to do the remote connection. Art is using an 802.11g wireless connection to his computer to handle the web/desktop chat.
Ugh. We all complain here when it hits 80.
Come on, Ronery Man, show us whatcha got!
I did visit Houston last July. The first thing I noticed was how thick the air was...right now, my front porch is at 4500 ft above sea level, thereabouts. Even when it gets sultry, and thanks to the Salt Lake, that does happen occasionally in July or August, the air never feels as thick as that air in Houston or New Orleans...
I realize that was a big "If."
Just tryin' to help out. (it's a Christian thing.)
I think that was his point, but I'm not sure. He did say that Premiere Networks (Burbank, CA?) is picking all his music now. I remember when he used to say that Ramona did that.
If I had a transporter, I could bring you over....
LOL!
Drudge has said he uses ISDN to do his Sunday night show. They're dual channel also. It works pretty well from what others have said.
Good for you!! I KNOW you're going to have a fantastic time...!
Haha so was I. :P
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