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Albertina Walker Died

October 9, 2010 by · Comments Off on Albertina Walker Died 

Albertina Walker Died, After a tough competition with the disease of emphysema Albertina Walker died yesterday in the October 8, 2010, on Friday. This energetic and enthusiastic woman was only 81 years and the owner of the Grammy Award as the best gospel singer in 1994. His songs on the album released this year have been very emotional and enticing. She also helped many other people to become artists, and Inez Andrews, James Cleveland and many more like them. Albertina Walker was a great gospel singer and his popularity came to many churches in the country, including the famous Memphis, where he recorded his first album of his career. His talent in singing was great and people loved her very fine voice.

Recently, the respiratory disease emphysema became the cause of Albertina Walker died and now his soul has left this world. This old woman had gained a great respect and fame in his career in singing and now everyone connected with it is very depressed since her death. This queen of gospel had created its own singing group which was known as the Caravans and was famous for his work. The gospel singer lived in the city of Chicago and has won several Grammy awards for his voice of many. She had also participated in a civil rights movement by her voice that was a great relief to people suffering during that time. It is a truth that Albertina Walker died, but his legacy will live forever in this world and will continue to produce more masterpieces like her.

Michelle Malkin

August 19, 2010 by · Comments Off on Michelle Malkin 

Michelle Malkin, Not every show where people who watch the show live on UStream chat (and boys, we all need a name. I can still call “The People Chat!”) Came to see me do a double fist pump after an interview , but it happened last night thanks to my host, Michelle Malkin.

Episode 52 marks one year anniversary of the delivery. We have not lost a show once, thanks to a power outage at birth by World Headquarters, we show a day late. I am proud of what has become entertainment, and more proud of what we will become as we continue to improve the content and production, adding new bells and whistles, fun, and find more ways that you will participate in the program each week.

Michelle Malkin got into the second half and lit up the show as a bank of stadium lights. I guarantee you will not get heard and interview as the conversation we had in this week’s episode. We stayed away from politics for the most part, but we did spend time in new media and the good and evil as experienced by the construction of its considerable online presence. We also spent some time splashing in the geek end of the pool and have learned a few things about it certainly did not know before.

In addition, she threw a couple of suggestions for the future … it sounded interesting. Verrrrry interesting.

I hope you enjoy listening to the show this week much as I enjoyed doing it. It was a fun, no doubt.

Weekly Standard

June 24, 2010 by · Comments Off on Weekly Standard 

Weekly Standard:In a recent issue, The Weekly Standard, Andrew Ferguson wrote a very long (about 9,000 words) profile very popular in Indiana, even wonkish, Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels. The piece was clearly designed to be a rumor-starter for possible Daniels’ 2012 run for the White House.

Profile springs from a long tradition of writing political magazine, where the scribes spend years out of the policy areas for potential sniffing black horse contenders for the next presidential race. Those who win gold star struck gold Beltway journalist colleagues have had the expectation that the future looked out and saw a rising star.

And in this case, the profile friendly Ferguson is clearly an early bet of classes that Daniels can be a major player in 2012.

But what is interesting about the profile is as Ferguson managed to ignore completely the landscape of the media that Daniels would have to sail in 2012, how Ferguson ignored the uncomfortable fact that the GOP contenders will have to run their campaigns through Fox News and, to some extent, by Rush Limbaugh.

In this regard, Ferguson Weekly Standard piece is a kind of curious, since it refuses to recognize Fox News and Limbaugh are now the Republican Party in terms of king-makers, which means that right-wingers, and no cheerleaders Tea Party and Daniels, face a huge tactical disadvantage. (In The Weekly Standard piece about Daniels, the words “Beck”, “Limbaugh,” and “Fox News” does not appear immediately.)

In previous seasons there were several viable paths nontraditional campaign for the White House for potential candidates to take as Daniels.Daniels seriously as it does not cover a radical hatred of the president and does not suggest that America is teetering on the socialism / communism (that is, Daniels is a traditional, conservative Republican), gonna get any love of Tea Fox News’ cheerleaders Party .

No way a candidate like Daniels will receive the oxygen within the Republican Party primary if not sanctioned by Fox News. And it will not.

For the standard weekly disability writers interested in the career of 2012, could be time to admit that Fox News is the opposition party, no matter how painful it is conducting.

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