jon stewart rally to restore sanity daily show is it liberal propaganda conspiracy or good idea?

jon stewart rally to restore sanity daily show is it liberal propaganda conspiracy or good idea?, i think it is a bit of everything really, and probably a good idea to restore sanity in some ways or at least get the idea out there.

i found this interesting website about jon stewart rally to restore sanity which i found on the website http://www.rallytorestoresanity.com/ i have posted part of the article below and there is a link at the bottom of the page to the full article as well, enjoy, finding some important news stories at the moment.

part of article below with a link at the bottom of the page to the full article----

“I’m mad as hell, and I’m not going to take it anymore!”

Who among us has not wanted to open their window and shout that at the top of their lungs?

Seriously, who?

Because we’re looking for those people. We’re looking for the people who think shouting is annoying, counterproductive, and terrible for your throat; who feel that the loudest voices shouldn’t be the only ones that get heard; and who believe that the only time it’s appropriate to draw a Hitler mustache on someone is when that person is actually Hitler. Or Charlie Chaplin in certain roles.

Are you one of those people? Excellent. Then we’d like you to join us in Washington, DC on October 30 — a date of no significance whatsoever — at the Daily Show’s “Rally to Restore Sanity.”

Ours is a rally for the people who’ve been too busy to go to rallies, who actually have lives and families and jobs (or are looking for jobs) — not so much the Silent Majority as the Busy Majority. If we had to sum up the political view of our participants in a single sentence… we couldn’t. That’s sort of the point.

Think of our event as Woodstock, but with the nudity and drugs replaced by respectful disagreement; the Million Man March, only a lot smaller, and a bit less of a sausage fest; or the Gathering of the Juggalos, but instead of throwing our feces at Tila Tequila, we’ll be actively *not* throwing our feces at Tila Tequila. Join us in the shadow of the Washington Monument. And bring your indoor voice. Or don’t. If you’d rather stay home, go to work, or drive your kids to soccer practice… Actually, please come anyway. Ask the sitter if she can stay a few extra hours, just this once. We’ll make it worth your while.

Watch Jon’s call-to-reasonableness on The Daily Show. Keep checking back for updates and rally information.

from this website rally to restore sanity website

get the x factor 2010 live shows on tv audience tickets

i have found the website that does the tickets to be in the tv audience for the live x factor 2010 itv tv shows, it is called applause store, so to get the tickets to be in the tv audience for x factor 2010 you need to go to the applause store website.

when on the applause store website you then need to look down the right hand side navigation menu, at the bottom of this menu you will see the words "the x factor live shows 2010 - itv1".

click on that link, which then gives you the exclusive request page for x factor 2010 studio audience tickets.

it says though they only have stand by tickets available this year, which do not guarantee entrance to the studio audience, so it might be a pot luck thing to actually make it to the x factor studio audience.

but so far i have looked around the internet and applause store seems to be the only way for the general public to get audience tickets for x factor 2010.

i have not seen any other avenues to get the x factor 2010 tickets other then through that website.

actually it says you need to be on the reserve list first, before getting the email application, to get the reserve list you have to register below in the website registration on applause store.

so first you need to register to that website to get the ball rolling on being able to get tickets for x factor 2010 live studio audience.

tickets to the x factor 2010 live show be in tv audience?

well i am trying to workout or find out how you get tickets to be in the tv audience at the x factor 2010 tv show, as it does have a big large audience.

though from watching previous x factor shows on tv, the x factor audience does look to be made up by a lot of friends and family of the acts performing on the show, and there also looks to be a lot of celebrities in the audience of a x factor tv show as well.

so that will lesson the amount of tickets that would be available to the general public who wanted to be in the x factor audience.

so i am doing some looking around on the internet to see how you can get in the x factor 2010 live audience, and where the tickets to be in the x factor 2010 live tv audience are available to buy or reserve as they might be free to get.

going to look around the internet and do some searches to find where you get the x factor 2010 tickets from online.

new superbug ndm-1 bacteria resistant to antibiotics from india?

well i was watching the news and there is this new superbug bacteria from india that might start to make a rampage across the uk and hospitals, this new superbug is said to be worse then mrsa.

this superbug bacteria with a ndm-1 resistant gene that can make it resistant to most forms of antibiotics could be a big problem to patients and hospitals.

people who have been to india for treatment need to be screened for this infection also.

this might also be a problem come winter 2010 and into 2011.

Chapter 84.4: Resolutions and Revolutions

I like the beginning of the year. No, I don't have a hankering for snow and sleet and chill of night. Such inconveniences are fine in small amounts — when I'm inside and able to look out at them with little fear of having to subject myself to such evil elements.

But the new year brings with it the idea of a clean slate, a newness that bodes well for the future, even if past still serves as prologue for so much of life in general. For example, I'm hopeful that I'll finish the manuscript for my second novel this year. I have worked on it piecemeal since the end of November; I'd returned to it for National Novel Writing Month, which is November. That's more than I can say of what I did after November 2008 when I'd started writing it.

I have written more than 25,000 words, which isn't too shabby — nothing awe-inspiring either. It's progress, nothing more, nothing less. Anyway, I believe I can write another 65,000 to 75,000 during 2010. I have goals and the means to accomplish them. I also have lots of other responsibilities, which I also need to accomplish. Life, like politics, is often found in the choices we make about what we can accomplish and what needs more time.

The past five years or so, I've rediscovered an affinity in my life for the 18th century. I don't attend mock Revolutionary War battles or anything of that nature. But ever since I was a little kid, that era has resonated with me for some reason. I liked that a group of people stepped above their own personal needs to start a nation, ostensibly to benefit all of those who lived in what became the United States. I was enthralled by HBO's John Adams series. I've read a lot about John Paul Jones for a project that hasn't come to fruition. And a book that my great aunt gave me decades ago recently returned to me; it was about ordinary life during the time of the American Revolution. Some thirty years after the original gift — before I really had the capacity to understand much of its significance — I'm going to read it.

That's not a New Year's resolution. But rather, I'm resolving to have a little revolution in my life: to accomplish things for my family and for me that aren't necessarily easy but are easily necessary. I'm not quite sure how I'll do all that I need to do, but opportunities have a way of making themselves available to those who work hard to a goal.

So that basically is what I intend to do in 2010: To put a little revolution in my life for the betterment of my family.

How about you? What are your goals for 2010? Care to share?

the x factor tour 2010 acts performers and x factor tour 2010 dates and arenas list news

the x factor tour 2010 is going to be where you can see your favourite acts from this years x factor, acts verified for the x factor tour 2010 are:

joe mcelderry, lucie jones, olly murs, stacey solomon, lloyd daniels, jamie archer, danyl johnson, john and edward (jedward).

but that is just some there will probably be others and also most of this years x factor's performers from the live shows.

the x factor tour 2010 dates and arena line up so far is as follows for february, march and april 2010:

the x factor tour 2010 dates for february:

February 15-16 Liverpool, Arena
February 17-19 Birmingham, Arena
February 20-21 London, Wembley Arena
February 23-26 Cardiff, International Arena
February 27-28 Brighton, Centre

the x factor tour 2010 dates for march:

March 1-2 Nottingham, Arena
March 4-7 Aberdeen, EEC
March 8-9 Glasgow, SECC
March 10 Newcastle, Arena
March 11-12 Sheffield, Arena
March 13-14 Manchester, Arena
March 16 Dublin, The O2
March 17-18 Belfast - Odyssey, Arena
March 20-21 London, The O2
March 22-24 Cardiff, International Arena
March 26-27 Newcastle, Arena
March 29 Belfast, Odyssey Arena
March 30-31 Dublin, The O2

the x factor tour 2010 dates for april:

April 1 Belfast, Odyssey Arena
April 4 Glasgow, SECC

i will look around and do updates or new posts about the x factor tour 2010 as information arises, but so far the main details are covered, also book your tickets early as the x factor tour 2010 is said that it might sell out quite quick.

as previous x factor tours have sold out quite quickly and with this years x factor tv show being the most popular ever that would seem to be the case.

rage against the x factor joe mcelderry "the climb" no1 in doubt due to rage aginst the machine song "killing in the name of" christmas no1 2009

the x factor has got the rage against the x factor effect going on with x factor winner joe mcelderry and "the climb" in competition with rage against the machine and "killing in the name of" song.

the x factor winner joe mcelderry was going to be guaranteed the christmas no1, until online internet and social networking like facebook campaign to get rage against the machine and killing in the name to the christmas no1 spot instead of this years x factor 2009 christmas song as sung by joe mcelderry.

and these two songs are polar opposites with rage against the machine ratm song being a kind of protest song, with heavy metal guitars and drums, a kind of 90's heavy metal/grunge song.

against joe mcelderry's more pop orientated song from a hannah montana film aka miley cyrus, the song called "the climb" based around a individual like joe mcelderry winning the x factor 2009, as joe said the song the climb is about someone like himself entering and winning a talent contest, whereas the rage against the machine ratm song is called "killing in the name of" and is more a protest song, so two totally opposite songs.

so the christmas no1 has got some real controversy this year, with this pop stars the rivals type thing going on.

if you compare the two songs they are very different.

joe mcelderry singing the climb live on the x factor 2009 final:



rage against the machine and killing in the name of (Radio Edit) ratm youtube video:



itv news said in this report that it is a campaign against simon cowell, though i think it is more of a campaign of a kind of rebellion for the sake of rebellion, and because the x factor has got the no1 every year for the last 4 years, people have decided to try and rebel against that and put a different type of song at no1, rage against the machines killing in the name being a kind of protest song as well.

also this was made possible by people using sites like facebook to come up with and spread this idea as well, also as well it is heavy metal music versus more commercial pop music, which the x factor has become popular for this more commercial pop type music.

ITV - Rage Against The X Factor:



it probably didn't help simon cowell choosing a very commercial song like a hannah montana song, this is the offical climb video by miley cyrus.

Miley Cyrus - The Climb - Official Music Video (HQ):



rage against the machine vs the x factor joe mcelderry:

Chapter 84.3: Junk Day

Just laid several old items at the curbside to be picked up for junk day. Already, a couple cars have slowed — one even stopped — to check whether my junk was their treasure. It seems, however, that there's not much of a market for ten-year-old Macs, fifteen-year-old televisions, or a ceiling lamp that looks like it belongs in a Korean deli.

I expect 2010 to be a year of garage sales. I hope we have one (I've been saying this for at least four years), but I'm sure there'll be lots more around the neighborhood. Sure, there's the economic reasons. I know I can always use a spare twenty or two to scare away the moths, especially these days when we count ourselves lucky to not spend $30 to fill a tank with gas.

But junk is a relative thing. I had gone into my basement intending to toss more stuff. But the CD player still works (I have a five-CD player these days), and there's a mixer that might still be useful for when I start playing the guitar and recording songs again. So they're still downstairs, and now that the other stuff is gone, these old items seem to have gained a little luster. They're less "old crap" and more "stuff from my past." There's a tinge of nostalgia to them rather than a layer of dust — well, there's that too, actually.

But I think more positively about the future now, if for no other reason than I'd love for 2009 to be over. It's been an exhausting year — even moreso for my wife.

So as another car moseys by the curbside, I wish you all good luck cleaning out your 2009 mind of the stuff that's accumulated, and preparing to start 2010 with a clean slate.