Saturday, February 18, 2006

Henry Gale, Lost in the Land of Oz

So, what did you think of all of the Wizard of Oz references in Thursday night's episode of Lost? As a friend of mine said, "Henry Gale is sooooo totally an OTHER!"

Tuesday, February 14, 2006

Most Recent Updates!

It has been awhile since I made an entry here. That is because I have been focusing most of my blogging activity on the front page of my personal web site http://www.davidlisa.com. So, please go there! Enjoy!

Found on the Internet, Pt. 1

Found On The Internet, Pt. 1: Beutiful (sic) art made with kintting (sic). Indeed. lol

Sunday, February 12, 2006

Big Ol' DavidLisa.com Update!

I have been meaning to make some changes to the template of my website for awhile now. I finally did it. Hope that you enjoy the changes. I have decided to do away with some of the stuff that you normally see on the front page. Sorry about that. So, if you miss the Random Images on the front page, then check out the Picture Page for all of the images that you would normally see there. There are more changes to come, so stay tuned! Woot!

One Year Three Months of World of Warcraft

After a year and three months, I am still playing World of Warcraft. That's a long time...but it's a wonderful game! If you play, catch up with me on the Khadgar server. Whisper me: Alliance: Devildog (Warrior), Twiddley (Mage), Neq (Druid), Sos (Warlock), Gnu (Hunter). Horde: Menlo (Shaman). See you in the World!

About Me Changes

Back on DavidLisa.com I made some changes to the About Me page. Can you spot 'em?

Saturday, June 04, 2005

CBS-FM Is No More!

At 5:00 PM EST yesterday, those of us who tuned to WCBS-FM New York, the reigning metro oldies format radio station (and home to many our favorite WABC disc jockeys from the 1960's like "Cousin" Brucie Morrow and Harry Harrison) were shocked to hear that it had abruptly changed format. CBS-FM is now Jack FM, brandishing the arrogant slogan "Playing What We Want." According to reports, our old friends at Infinity Broadcasting are responsible for this.

While radio stations changing formats mid-stream is nothing new, this move has left a lot of CBS-FM fans traumatized. The station has had this format for approximately three decades. The new Jack FM format appears to be completely automated. The station website continues to broadcast oldies online under the CBS-FM banner, but sans radio personalities. Infinity, take note: we listened to CBS-FM as much for our favorite personalities as for the timeless music.

A sad day in New York radio it was. However, Bruce Morrow has vowed that we have not heard the last of him. Here is his chance to create the ultimate oldies radio station and fill it with the surviving members of the format, in addition to other talented people interested in keeping oldies radio alive.

And Jack FM can remember this: You can play what you want, but we will listen to what we want.