Coconut the Cat
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007
I’ve finally decided to give in to the true purpose of Flickr, posting cute photos of cats.
Soldier Skeleton
Tuesday, January 30th, 2007
11 Spring Paste-up
Monday, January 29th, 2007
Lincoln Babies
Monday, January 29th, 2007
From the visiting Cam I Am
Insect Alien
Monday, January 29th, 2007
Deuce 7 on the Lower East Side, visiting from Minneapolis.
Air America Radio Finds a Buyer
Monday, January 29th, 2007Air America Radio, in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings since October, will be rescued at the 11th hour by Manhattan real estate developer Stephen L. Green.
Al Franken, the best-known host of the liberal network, will announce his expected departure on his show later today, to explore a run for the U.S. Senate from Minnesota.
Green is the brother of Mark Green, the New York Democrat who served as the city’s public advocate in the 90s and ran for mayor against Michael Bloomberg in 2001.
He has already signed a letter of intent, and plans to finalize a purchase agreement within the week.
Air America CEO Scott Elberg confirmed the sale. “This is a great thing, for our affiliates, the company, the audience and every employee in our organization.”
Green is chairman of SL Green Realty Corp, a real estate investment trust specializing in office buildings with a market cap of $12 billion.
Brother Mark is a frequent guest on Air America, and sat in for David Bender, the host of the Air America show Politically Direct, for a couple of weeks earlier this month.
When Franken leaves the network in a few weeks, he’ll be replaced by Thom Hartmann, who already has a syndicated show on the network’s lineup.
Reported on the Huffington Post
This is good news. We need the alternative views that Air America brings to the airwaves now more than ever. I’m glad Franken is going. He was my second least favorite host after the abominable Jerry Springer.
Hartmann is solid on the founding fathers and constitutional history.
Washington DC
Monday, January 29th, 2007
I wasn’t able to go to the march in DC this past Saturday. Here’s a set of photos from Irena Kittenclaw on Flickr. (January 27, 2007):
