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Knowledge-based job = internet-based job = porn-available job.

Designing those garter belts and hose is knowledge work, too.

How does someone win the technology race? It took about 2 centuries for the industrial revolution to unfold from textile mills in the UK to putting a man on the moon. We've been in the knowledge age for maybe 20. The race hasn't really even started yet.

Looking at the photo (for informational purposes only), and thinking about what every man would like for Christmas, I ran across this at JC Penny:
http://tinyurl.com/y6we4f

Once again, it's that bible-thumpin' hypocritical General Manager Larry AudASS' decision to censor the airwaves and protect those of us from such pornography. I refer to it as censorship because Mr AudASS obviously doesn't care about ratings because that show is consistently a winner on almost every CBS affiliate. He needs to quit trying to impose his personal tastes on the viewers! It's simple, Mr. AudASS, if people don't want to watch, they can change the channel but the reality of it is that most do watch IF given the opportunity.

Looking at the photo (for informational purposes only), and thinking about what every man would like for Christmas, I ran across this at JC Penny:
http://tinyurl.com/y6we4f

Once again, it's that bible-thumpin' hypocritical General Manager Larry AudASS' decision to censor the airwaves and protect those of us from such pornography. I refer to it as censorship because Mr AudASS obviously doesn't care about ratings because that show is consistently a winner on almost every CBS affiliate. He needs to quit trying to impose his personal tastes on the viewers! It's simple, Mr. AudASS, if people don't want to watch, they can change the channel but the reality of it is that most do watch IF given the opportunity.

According to an article I read there is now a record price for corn because of ethanol production. When I went home for Thanksgiving my father was telling me that farmers have been hearing that oil companies are buying up all the corn they can get. They have decided to either prevent ethanol, or they are going to lead the way. Either way it has farmers nervous about feed prices as winter approaches. If you see corn prices suddenly going down, then you know the oil companies have decided to kill ethanol. The link to the article is below(it only talks about the rising costs of corn and that it is linked to ethanol).
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061130/ap_on_re_us/farm_scene_ethanol

Porn sites grew in direct parallel to computer science degrees. Porn is still the largest money maker on the web.
Since money is the god we worship why not offer more porn production training. It keeps the boys at home and out of jail.

I'm a big believer that it doesn't matter where you get your appetite as long as you eat at home.

Poll: Which local network affiliate employee would you most like to see participate in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show?

Becky Ditchfield

Becky Ditchfield http://www.todaysthv.com/company/about/story.aspx?storyid=28046

Jancey Sheets. If you're depending on Victoria Secret shows to see women in their undies, you have got a lousy cable or satellite package.

Not sure if I saw this show or not . . .maybe if you could post a few more photos it would jog my memory . . .

I'm telling you all if not for sex and porn, art and artists would have never progressed past circus act status. The written word took off the minute men figured out naughty words excited women too.

George Eastman would have died broke under a bridge. Thomas Edison would have tanked with his idea of building all concrete houses. Polaroid would be known as a condition afflicting the southern regions of those living in the extreme north.

Come on, the CB radio wasn't about cops. Highway rest stops aren't about peeing. 12 people in the world would own video cameras and GM and Bill Halter wouldn't get rich with Pay Per View if not for good looking women.

Not that there is anything remotely pornographic about Victoria's Secret models. This John Ashcroft of LR television is either uncomfortable with the female body or worse, thinks everyone in LR thinks of Jesus bleeding from the rugged old cross every time they see breasts.

This is the same kind of stupid medieval crap that keeps Arkansas in 49th. Studies have shown that communities that are artsy-fartsy, have a higher level of gays and ethnic groups and promotes live and let live also are areas of higher per-capita income.

San Francisco has some great weather, but lots of very talented people flock there to live and work because they don't have to put up with small minds like those at KTHV.

Since I live in Fort Baptist, this ain't no skin off my nose, plus I wore myself out with Charlie's Angels years ago. Plus I have all these Internet tubes, Vickies and Hooter Girls are a fingertip away for us space age George Jetsons.

I just hate to live in a backward society where gorgeous perfect female breasts and legs scare grown men in suits. I mean teats have been with us since the old Virgin Mary, your mother probably had a couple of em.

And this same lack of thinking has given us George W. Bush, no doubt the biggest boob in US history. Let us please evolve!

DVI:
Eloquently put!

DBI:
Eloquently put!

Newscaster: Christina Munoz

It is interesting how porn and other vices have driven society forward. The internet would be tiny without it. It's the impetus behind video on your cell phone.

Sex will be the driving force behind development of true virtual reality, but I don't want to picture the mechanism.

Beth Ward

I'm all for it, if gorgeous men with perfect bodies are also allowed to be seen. That doesn't happen nearly as often. They usually have far more clothing on than the women. Ever noticed that?

I'm all for equality! Bring back Baywatch, where it was equal opportunity body gazing!

Or Craig O'Neill

I'm assuming it doesn't matter if we've already seen them naked.

Robyn Richardson.

Carolyn Long!

You know how they make "man rules"? I think we should start setting "Max rules" around here. Rule number ONE should be that pictures similar to this one should be posted daily. It just brings a more ... cheerful ... atmosphere to the place.

Dammit, Max, where did you find my picture?

Hey Blue...wanna be my guest to the big Huckabuck party next month? I'm sure my wife will be otherwise engaged that night. Boy...I hate to go alone......

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Sorry for the multiple posts,
but I kept getting this error:

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Just one of many errors I've
received lately. You need a
new blogging software. Why
can't you have something like
arkansaspolitics.com? It's easy
to use and has all kinds of neat
features.

I am having the same problem, Bold.

The 64 cent question is: Will KASN air the VS show in HDTV? BTW, the old UPN network (then owned by Viacom/CBS) reaired (a week later) the VS show last year in HDTV.

None--the oil companies couldn't kill ethanol even if they wanted to. It's been around for 25 years, and national production is up to five billion gallons, using the starch from two billion bushels of corn. The oil companies are in fact acquiring ethanol, because they're required to use it. Under the 2005 Energy Bill, US consumption of fuels from renewable sources is mandated to a minimum of 7.5 billion gallons by 2012. Plants have been springing up all over the country; there are now more than 100, and many of the newer ones are owned by the farmers themselves. The biggest worry, to my mind, is that the 7.5 billion gallon requirement will be viewed by the industry as a cap, and plants that go up after that threshold has been met may find it difficult to sell their product. Corn prices are going up not just because of ethanol--we're going to grow nearly 11 billion bushels this year; it's because of ethanol and everybody else, like exports (China, formerly a major competitor, no longer has enough corn to export) and domestic livestock feed (big hog confinements have been springing up all over the Midwest). The solution is to grow more corn, and less of other crops; or, to release some of the 36 million acres in the Conservation Reserve, which pays farmers to idle highly erosive cropland. So far, even $3.50 corn hasn't been enough to persuade farmers to give up those annual payments.