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1. WR Jonas:Well after dodging Ike and watching the Internet and MSM , I believe we need to take a cue from sports television and launch a new product called. EXTREME NEWS. It will only feature 1.5 sec video clips and screaming headlines.
Todays stories ; HURRICANE IKE TO PASS OVER CRAWFORD TEXAS
Sep 13, 2008 - 10:26 am 2. Timothy:IKE DESTROYS HOUSTON TEXAS-NOTHING LEFT TRILLIONS WITHOUT POWER
BUSH TO BE BURNED ALIVE FOR ALLOWING HURRICANE
IKE
STORM SURVIVORS WHO RESISTED EVACUATION TO BE SHOT
PUTIN OFFERS 750000 ARMED TROOPS TO AID CLEAN UP.
OBAMA OFFERS TO ALLOW HIS DONORS TO FUND CLEAN UP
GAS UP TO $12.75 9/10 PER LITER.
GULF COAST TO RECEIVE 975 QUADRILLION IN STORM AID FROM CONGRESS
Ok, I tried the sites everal times. The list of announcement are difficul to read and contain little information.
There seems to be some sort of standardization of seriousness and subjects being used. Perhaps the seriousness could be in color (red, yellow, green) and the titles in bold. Then, I could scan the list quickly and read the text easier.
Good idea, just needs better execution.
God bless…
+Timothy
Sep 15, 2008 - 3:44 pm