Myspace.com is owned by fox news - did you know

I hate to burst anyone's cyber bubble, but I recently found out that a lot of people are unaware of who actually owns myspace.com. A friend of mine who's been recently addicted to the site said to me, "I thought it was run by the same people who own craigslist.org"? Umm... surprise folks, but nothing could be farther from the truth. The popular myspace.com is actually owned by Rupert Murdoch, th...ere your myspace dollars are going - in this case straight into the Republican party's pocket and more bombs for the war on Iraq. I wonder what the next media campaign targeting teens or young voters will be on myspace.com? Adults can make their own decisions, but if you're a parent concerned about protecting your children on myspace.com, you should at least know who the real mind molesters are.

Here's another link to the idiot you thinks CRT

Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) direct view.
WHAT IT IS. The conventional television. You're looking at the front of a large glass envelope, the inside of which is coated with phosphors. The picture is formed by an electron beam, the "cathode ray" that makes the phosphors glow.
BENEFITS. Despite the new competition, the CRT continues to be the most popular type of television. It's not ...o you can watch them anywhere.
LIMITATIONS. CRT televisions are the heaviest. A 32-inch CRT television can weigh over 200 pounds and is typically over 20 inches deep. Direct-view CRTs are also limited in screen size. Few CRTs are larger than 36 inches diagonal. Sony's largest is 40 inches diagonal. Speakers need to be magnetically shielded, so as not to interfere with the CRT electron guns

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The initiative of big business fast food companies to move product and draw in consumers has paved a clear path for dollar-sign-eyed lawyers with obese clients in tow. In his article “Don’t Blame the Eater,” David Zinczenko guarantees, “drive down any thoroughfare in America” and you’ll find yourself laden with temptation by one of over “13,000 McDonald’s restaurants” (196). The lure of fast foo...urn home from work. Children would be lucky to be able to turn their health around and learn to manage their diets if they were able to find affordable alternatives among the saturation of unhealthy options (195). Although, if children did have healthy alternatives would they know how to sift through the heaping helpings of misleading information and see beyond the super sized marketing schemes?