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TAKEN FROM THE NEW YORK POST CLEAR CHANNEL PLANS REVAMP By PETER LAURIA Last updated: 11:26 am January 16, 2009 Posted: 12:43 am January 16, 2009 The new owners of radio giant Clear Channel Communications will next week begin implementing a massive restructuring plan that seeks to cut $400 million in costs at the company, The Post has learned. According to three sources with knowledge of the plan, the restructuring will include layoffs across the company's radio, outdoor advertising and international divisions as well as cuts to programming budgets and consolidation of back-office operations. A precise headcount for the layoffs could not be obtained. Clear Channel has about 30,000 employees worldwide. The company is also likely to move toward a "national programming" model that would require less local-level staffing, despite being criticized in the past for a similar action using centralized disc jockeys that made it appear as though they were broadcasting fr

Here's the 30 sec spot that we did for WMMS.. Thanks to Stosh at the Spitfire (Hulett) for hooking that up..

In case you forgot what Cleveland winters are like, I present to you....

While surfing online this weekend, I came across something wickedly cool. The Honda Ruckus. A 49cc bare-bones scooter that looks FUN as hell to ride! The only drawback is that it looks mighty small, and it only has a top speed of around 40-45 mph. I would LOVE to get one of these to ride to work, but at 45 mph, theres NO way I could go on the highway. Here are a few pictures: Here is the description off of 3luxe.com: Is there anything more fun than zipping around town on an ultra-maneuverable scooter? How about hitting the trails with that same scooter! In researching scooters we found all types of options, from 500+ cc engines capable of touring the US to ultra efficient scooters that get 125mpg. But we didn’t find any scooter that was more fun to ride than the Honda Ruckus. The Ruckus is a lightweight scooter that's as at home on the city streets of Minneapolis as it is in the back-wood trails of Northern Minnesota. With a 49cc engine it’s not going to set any speed records but i

I know I'm a few years behind, but I've recently discovered MUCH joy in playing GUITAR HERO. Some friends left it at our house, and I have been playing it a lot latey. A few songs in easy mode only pushes you to try medium and hard. Easy is BORRRRING, and the tougher modes you play, the more it feels like you are actually playing guitar. I know because I PLAY guitar. And I can SHRED. HAHHAHHAHA! Ok, just kidding.. I can't shred, but I can riff like a motherfucker. Anyways, the game is not only fun, its very addicitve. And the more you play, the more you'll want to play more. Wait. Did that make any sense? Pfff. Enjoy the INSANE videos below:

Stole this. Love it.