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Archive for November 30th, 2005


Rockefeller Christmas special - featuring Al Roker, random girl, and washed up musicians from the 90’s

Live Blogging: Thanks to the magic of the BlackBerry, I am able to present breaking new to you as it happens

NBC is broadcasting live from Rockefeller Center as I broadcast this (somewhat) live from my couch. If you are not watching their broadcast, you are not missing much. Al Roker, the weather-man-turned-major-personality is hosting along with some random actress.

The funniest thing so far has been the dialog that they have been having the actress spit out. At least once each time she speaks, they make her say something that sounds ridiculously desperate. Early on, she was hitting on Al Roker, next she was whining about how she had nobody to dance with. She has also made a handful of comments about how she wished she could find the mistletoe. Before she finds that - she needs to find a new writer. Her current one makes her sound more desperate than a cat in heat. (more…)

This Week’s Headlines: Mythbusters struck down by Zeus, RIAA to sue more people

MythBusters Team Struck Down By Zeus

MythBusters hosts Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman, who dared challenge the sacred explanations of the order of the universe, were destroyed by Zeus Monday.

(read original article here)

RIAA Bans Telling Friends About Songs

The Recording Industry Association of America announced Tuesday that it will be taking legal action against anyone discovered telling friends, acquaintances, or associates about new songs, artists, or albums.

“We are merely exercising our right to defend our intellectual properties from unauthorized peer-to-peer notification of the existence of copyrighted material,”

(read original article here)

Writers Wanted: Become a RyeBlog columnist!

Okay, columnist is a strong word - more like “blogger” - but however you want to put it down on your resume is okay with me. Recently, we have been inundated with requests for more good content. It’s impossible for us here at RyeBlog to keep up with these requests unless we increase our staffing. So - that’s where you come in.

To apply, simple leave a comment here with the following:

  1. Your column name
  2. What you would write about

Oh, and as is the case with any job - I will not give you any hint about what you will be paid until after you pass through a strenuous interview process and I extend you an offer.

You will only be expected to post new things in your column when you feel like it. You will feel like it once a week.

If you have any questions, contact me in the comments here. Thanks.