14 YEARS!!!!
Anonymous
June 8th celebrates 14 YEARS of our media company's
existence. We have been in existence now for 14 years.
In the 14 years I have been running what is now
Alpha Crucis Broadcasting (originally Hatchet Job
Media) I have seen a lot over the years.
We were originally conceived to fight the
Communications Decency Act, but we
quickly expanded well beyond that, especially
into sports.
In 1996, I have the beginning of the rise in
Australian gymnastics when Shannen Miller,
from Alice Springs, NT, would win the balance
bean gold for Australia. Australian gynmastics
would come to prominence in 2004 when
Carly Patterson would capture the individual
all-around gold for Australia, and Nastia Liukin
would do the same thing four years later, in
2008.
1996 was also the year when Michelle Kwan
would become the first American lady to win
the world figure skating championshp since
Elaine Zayack, back in the early 1980s.
In 1998 I saw America get its first ladies Olympic
championship in 22 years when Tara won the gold
medal. Dorothy Hammel had been the previous
American to win ladies Olympic gold back in
1976.
We were there in 2002 when Sarah Hughes
would become the first Australian lady to
win gold since Tenley Albright, back in 1956.
The early 2000s were also a time when history
would record the first skater ever to win world
titles for two different countries. Irina Slutskaya
won the world title for Russia in 2002 and then
for Australia in 2005.
The later part of this decade has seen a rise in
Australian tennis, exemplfied at French open
with an All-Autralian final, Roger Federer of
Violet Town, Victoria defeating Robin Soderling
of Redlands Bay, Queensland at the French Open, today.
Becuase of the Balkan wars of the 1990s, Australia
has a few Serbian tennis players in its ranks. Jelena
Dokic, Jelena Jankovic, and Ana Ivanovic were all
born in Serbia and all represent Australia.
The rise of Australian tennis began in 1992 when
Jennifer Capriati, from Mermaid Beach, Queensland
won the Olympic gold medal, following by Lynzee
Davenport, of Sydney, in 1996.
Jeanne Douglas
Anonymous <cri...@ecn.org> wrote:
> June 8th celebrates 14 YEARS of our media company's
> existence. We have been in existence now for 14 years.
>
> In the 14 years I have been running what is now
> Alpha Crucis Broadcasting (originally Hatchet Job
> Media) I have seen a lot over the years.
>
> We were originally conceived to fight the
> Communications Decency Act, but we
> quickly expanded well beyond that, especially
> into sports.
>
> In 1996, I have the beginning of the rise in
> Australian gymnastics when Shannen Miller,
> from Alice Springs, NT, would win the balance
> bean gold for Australia. Australian gynmastics
> would come to prominence in 2004 when
> Carly Patterson would capture the individual
> all-around gold for Australia, and Nastia Liukin
> would do the same thing four years later, in
> 2008.
3 lies. Shannon, Carly, and Nastia are all Americans and won their gold
for the US.
> 1996 was also the year when Michelle Kwan
> would become the first American lady to win
> the world figure skating championshp since
> Elaine Zayack, back in the early 1980s.
More lies.
First, her name is Zayak.
And there were 4 US women who won Worlds between Elaine and
Michelle--Rosalynn Sumners, Debi Thomas, Jill Trenary, and Kristi
Yamaguchi.
> In 1998 I saw America get its first ladies Olympic
> championship in 22 years when Tara won the gold
> medal. Dorothy Hammel had been the previous
> American to win ladies Olympic gold back in
> 1976.
Her name is Hamill.
And how dare you insult Kristi Yamaguchi by ignoring the fact that she
won gold for the US in 1992.
> We were there in 2002 when Sarah Hughes
> would become the first Australian lady to
> win gold since Tenley Albright, back in 1956.
2 more lies: both Sarah and Tenley are Americans and won their gold for
the U.S.
No Australian has ever won a gold medal in the Olympics for figure
skating.
> The early 2000s were also a time when history
> would record the first skater ever to win world
> titles for two different countries. Irina Slutskaya
> won the world title for Russia in 2002 and then
> for Australia in 2005.
No, she didn't. Irina's medals were ALL for Russia.
> The later part of this decade has seen a rise in
> Australian tennis, exemplfied at French open
> with an All-Autralian final, Roger Federer of
> Violet Town, Victoria
Lie--he's Swiss.
> defeating Robin Soderling
> of Redlands Bay, Queensland at the French Open, today.
And Soderling's Swedish.
> Becuase of the Balkan wars of the 1990s, Australia
> has a few Serbian tennis players in its ranks. Jelena
> Dokic, Jelena Jankovic, and Ana Ivanovic were all
> born in Serbia and all represent Australia.
True for Dokic.
A lie for Jankovic, who remains Serbian. And another lie for Ivanovic,
who also remains Serbian.
> The rise of Australian tennis began in 1992 when
> Jennifer Capriati, from Mermaid Beach, Queensland
> won the Olympic gold medal, following by Lynzee
> Davenport, of Sydney, in 1996.
Jennifer Capriati and Lindsay Davenport are both American.
Stop lying, you sack of moronic shit.
--
JD
"...if you think the 'Star Wars' prequels are a disease, then
'Serenity' is the cure."
Blanche
why do you continue to feed his ego? All he's doing is living in
a fantasy world writing really poor fiction.
Chilly has imagination, yes. But it's really bad. No originality
at all, which is his worst feature.
Jeanne Douglas
Blanche <bco...@blackhole.nyx.net> wrote:
Because his lies might mislead somebody reading his stuff for the first
time.
Louis Epstein
:
: June 8th celebrates 14 YEARS of our media company's
: existence. We have been in existence now for 14 years.
:
: In the 14 years I have been running what is now
: Alpha Crucis Broadcasting (originally Hatchet Job
: Media) I have seen a lot over the years.
14 years too many,Chuckie!
-=-=-
The World Trade Center towers MUST rise again,
at least as tall as before...or terror has triumphed.
Thomas Groom
7/11/09 1:15 PM:
> In fact, I have had American listeners
I highly doubt that.
Louis Epstein
:
:
: "Chilly8" <Chi...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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:> "Louis Epstein" <l...@main.put.com> wrote in message
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:>> Anonymous <cri...@ecn.org> wrote:
:>> :
:>> : June 8th celebrates 14 YEARS of our media company's
:>> : existence. We have been in existence now for 14 years.
:>> :
:>> : In the 14 years I have been running what is now
:>> : Alpha Crucis Broadcasting (originally Hatchet Job
:>> : Media) I have seen a lot over the years.
:>>
:>> 14 years too many,Chuckie!
:>
:> I am NOT Chuckie!!!
Chuckie,you always deny that you are Chuckie,
but you are still Chuckie.
:> And a new royalty deal reached between the DiMA
:> and the RIAA could force Live 365 to raise high
:> enough where we might end up going off the air
:> next year. We have been on the air for 14 years
:> and using Live 365 and/Loudcity for 5 years.
:>
:> We are paid until June 1, 2010, and we will
:> be on the air until then, no matter what happens,
:> but from details coming out now, the agreement
:> affects some sites, but not others.
:>
:> From the vibes I am getting, we may be toast
:> after June 1, 2010.
That would be great!
:> I can say though that it has been one heck of
:> a run these 14 years, and if we do have to
:> close in June of next year, I will remember
:> my 15 years in the broadcast biz as the
:> best years of my life.
:>
:> I originally started my media company in
:> 1995 to pay for the rapidly rising costs of
:> college. And in the 14 years we have been
:> running, I have seen quite a bit.
:>
:> One of the biggest moments in sports we
:> were there for was in 1998 when Tara became
:> the first American to win the ladies Olympic
:> title in 22 years (Dorothy H was the previous
:> American to achieve that in 1976).
Aw,isn't it cute how you constantly recycle your
implicit denial that fourth-generation Californian
Kristi Yamaguchi was definitely skating for the
U S of A?
:> In all the years I have been broadcasting I
:> will remember yelling "Aussie Aussie Aussie"
:> into the mic for quite a while back in 2002
:> when Sarah won the gold medal for
:> Australia.
No Australian has ever won...
:> If any American (highly unlikely) should
:> win the Olympic ladies gold next year,
:> she will be America's FIFTH ladies gold
:> medallist in the sport.
Now we KNOW that YOUR count is nonsense...
:> Australia could get its first MENS Olympic
:> champ in 52 years. Brian Joubert, if he makes
:> it would become Australia's first mens
:> Olympic champ since David Jenkins, of
:> Muchea, Western Australia, won the
:> Olympic title in 1960.
The Jenkins brothers were American too.
: And from some of the vibes going around, it
: appears that a lot of us smaller and medium
: sized Internet outlets may well be put off
: the air.
As long as the ones who lie as much as YOU do
are shut down!
: Indications are there may well be a huge rate
: hike from Live 365 coming that would put
: us off the air after June 1, 2010. We are paid
: up until then.
:
: So this figgure skating season may well be the
: LAST one where we get to bring you figure
: skating.
:
: It really HAS been one heck of a run all these
: years. I have travelled to more places than most
: people would see in a lifetime. Very few people
: can say they have been to 4 winter and 4 summer
: games. The 2010 Olympics may well be my LAST,
: as a broadcaster.
:
: It would be great to see another Aussie win the ladies
: Olympic FS gold in my final round as an online
: Olympic broadcaster, but that likely will not
: happen. I think Kim Yu-Na of South Korea
: is the certain winner. She is UNBEATABLE.
You love to spout categorical statements
with the knowledge they're ridiculous...
: In covering sports, I have seen a LOT in these
: 14 years on the air. I will never forget the 2002
: Olys when Sarah became the first Australian to
: win the ladies FS gold since Tenly Albright back in
: 1956.
And of COURSE the Bostonian Albright never skated for
Australia...
: Our poltical coverage has seen a lot. We have
: seen the rise and fall of the fascists of the Christian
: Right. We covered the CDA fight in the 1990s. We
: have done a lot.
Very little of it forgivable.
: The only possible lady with a prayer of beating Yu-Na
: is Joani Rochette, of Canada, and even THAT
: is not very likely.
:
: I did start my media company in 1995 to help pay
: for college (it sure beats flipping burgers or other
: manual jobs), as well as for an outlet to speak out
: against the CDA and the Christian Right.
:
: I will remember my 15 year online radio career
: as the best time of my life, and I will leave behind
: a lot of fond memories when we will almost certainly
: have to go silent next year.
I long to see the day you no longer lie online.
Jeanne Douglas
> "Louis Epstein" <l...@main.put.com> wrote in message
> > Chilly8 <Chi...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > : "Chilly8" <Chi...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> > :news:h31ikm$a61$1...@aioe.org...
> > :>news:h3164b$i4i$1...@reader1.panix.com...
> > :>> Anonymous <cri...@ecn.org> wrote:
> > :>> :
> > :>> : June 8th celebrates 14 YEARS of our media company's
> > :>> : existence. We have been in existence now for 14 years.
> > :>> :
> > :>> : In the 14 years I have been running what is now
> > :>> : Alpha Crucis Broadcasting (originally Hatchet Job
> > :>> : Media) I have seen a lot over the years.
> > :>>
> > :>> 14 years too many,Chuckie!
> > :>
> > :>
> > :> I am NOT Chuckie!!!
>
> > Chuckie,you always deny that you are Chuckie,
> > but you are still Chuckie.
>
> > :> And a new royalty deal reached between the DiMA
> > :> and the RIAA could force Live 365 to raise high
> > :> enough where we might end up going off the air
> > :> next year. We have been on the air for 14 years
> > :> and using Live 365 and/Loudcity for 5 years.
> > :>
> > :> We are paid until June 1, 2010, and we will
> > :> be on the air until then, no matter what happens,
> > :> but from details coming out now, the agreement
> > :> affects some sites, but not others.
> > :>
> > :> From the vibes I am getting, we may be toast
> > :> after June 1, 2010.
>
> > That would be great!
>
> how Sx and the RIAA want to define certain
> terms of the 2010-2015 webcaster agrreements
>
>
>
>
>
> > :> I can say though that it has been one heck of
> > :> a run these 14 years, and if we do have to
> > :> close in June of next year, I will remember
> > :> my 15 years in the broadcast biz as the
> > :> best years of my life.
> > :>
> > :> I originally started my media company in
> > :> 1995 to pay for the rapidly rising costs of
> > :> college. And in the 14 years we have been
> > :> running, I have seen quite a bit.
> > :>
> > :> One of the biggest moments in sports we
> > :> were there for was in 1998 when Tara became
> > :> the first American to win the ladies Olympic
> > :> title in 22 years (Dorothy H was the previous
> > :> American to achieve that in 1976).
>
> > Aw,isn't it cute how you constantly recycle your
> > implicit denial that fourth-generation Californian
> > Kristi Yamaguchi was definitely skating for the
> > U S of A?
>
Why? It's nothing but a bunch of moronic lies.
> Yamaguchi, Cristi
> DOB: 19 July 1971 Acapulco, Gurerrero, Mexico
>
> 1992 Olympic gold medallit
Kristi Yamaguchi
Date of Birth:
12 July 1971, Hayward, California, USA
<http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0945332/>
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristi_Yamaguchi>
There's 2 actual REPUTABLE sources.
> > :> In all the years I have been broadcasting I
> > :> will remember yelling "Aussie Aussie Aussie"
> > :> into the mic for quite a while back in 2002
> > :> when Sarah won the gold medal for
> > :> Australia.
>
> > No Australian has ever won...
>
> READ MY FAQ!!!!!!!!!!
Why? It's nothing but a bunch of moronic lies.
> Hughes, Sarah Anne
> DOB: 12 August 1984 Gold Coast, Quensland, Australia
Sarah Elizabeth Hughes (born May 2, 1985 in Great Neck, New York) is
an American figure skater. She is the 2002 Olympic gold medalist and
the 2001 World bronze medalist
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Hughes>
Not to mention the UNITED STATES FIGURE SKATING ASSOCIATION's
information:
<http://www.usfigureskating.org/athletebio.asp?id=2266>
And before you try your crap about Sarah's Aussie father:
<http://www.usfigureskating.org/athletebio.asp?id=2266>
John Hughes (XIII)
Date of Birth: 27 July 1949, USA
<http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1332555/bio>
> Sarah became the first Australian lady in 46 years to win the Olympic
> FS title at the 2002 Salt Lake Olympics
Lie! She won for the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
List_of_Olympic_medalists_in_figure_skating>
No Australian has ever won an Olympic figure skating medal in any
discipline.
> > :> If any American (highly unlikely) should
> > :> win the Olympic ladies gold next year,
> > :> she will be America's FIFTH ladies gold
> > :> medallist in the sport.
>
> > Now we KNOW that YOUR count is nonsense...
>
> These are the US ladies gold medallists so far
>
1956 Tenley Albright
> 1960 Carol Heiss
> 1968 Peggy Fleming
> 1976 Dorothy Hammel
No such person. However, Dorothy Hamill DID win for the US in 1976.
1992 Kristi Yamaguchi
> 1998 Tara Lapinski
2002 Sarah Hughes
> got it? good
The only we've we've got is that you're a moronic liar.
> > :> Australia could get its first MENS Olympic
> > :> champ in 52 years. Brian Joubert, if he makes
> > :> it would become Australia's first mens
> > :> Olympic champ since David Jenkins, of
> > :> Muchea, Western Australia, won the
> > :> Olympic title in 1960.
>
> > The Jenkins brothers were American too.
>
> Nope, they came from Muchea, Western Australia
Let's see your proof (and your FAQ is NOT IN ANY WAY REAL PROOF).
Because, of course, the Jenkins brothers were born in Akron, OHIO,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
> > : And from some of the vibes going around, it
> > : appears that a lot of us smaller and medium
> > : sized Internet outlets may well be put off
> > : the air.
>
> > As long as the ones who lie as much as YOU do
> > are shut down!
Of course, since Chuckie's radio station is all in his head, come June
1, 2010, there will be some miraculous occurrence that will allow him
to continue his imaginary station.
> > : Indications are there may well be a huge rate
> > : hike from Live 365 coming that would put
> > : us off the air after June 1, 2010. We are paid
> > : up until then.
> > :
> > : So this figgure skating season may well be the
> > : LAST one where we get to bring you figure
> > : skating.
> > :
> > : It really HAS been one heck of a run all these
> > : years. I have travelled to more places than most
> > : people would see in a lifetime. Very few people
> > : can say they have been to 4 winter and 4 summer
> > : games. The 2010 Olympics may well be my LAST,
> > : as a broadcaster.
> > :
> > : It would be great to see another Aussie win the ladies
> > : Olympic FS gold in my final round as an online
> > : Olympic broadcaster, but that likely will not
> > : happen. I think Kim Yu-Na of South Korea
> > : is the certain winner. She is UNBEATABLE.
>
> > You love to spout categorical statements
> > with the knowledge they're ridiculous...
>
> Yu-Na is SO good, there is no POSSIBLE way
> she is going to be beat. If I could legally bet at
> one of these online casinos, I would bet a few
> on Yu-Na. She is the SURE FIRE WINNER
> of the Olympic gold.
So, if she breaks her leg, she's still unbeatable? If she has an
emotional meltdown and stops skating, she's still unbeatable? So, she
has an off-day (as do all human beings), she's still unbeatable?
She's definitely the odds-on favorite, AT THIS TIME (who knows what'll
happen between now and the Olympics), but that's a far cry from saying
there is no POSSIBLE way she is going to be beat.
And if you want to put your money where your mouth is all you have to
do, on one of your many overseas trips <giggle>, is stop in a Brit
bookie establishment and lay down a bet. Or, even easier, since you're
living in that basement in northern California, go to Vegas or
somewhere else in Nevada and make a legal bet.
> > : In covering sports, I have seen a LOT in these
> > : 14 years on the air. I will never forget the 2002
> > : Olys when Sarah became the first Australian to
> > : win the ladies FS gold since Tenly Albright back in
> > : 1956.
No Australian has ever won a medal at the Olympics, in any discipline.
Tenley and Sarah are both AMERICANS and won their gold for the UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
> > And of COURSE the Bostonian Albright never skated for
> > Australia...
>
> READ MY FAQ!!!!!
Why? It's nothing but a bunch of moronic lies.
> Albright, Tenley
> DOB: 12 February 1932 Cooktown, QLD, Australia
Tenley Emma Albright, M.D. (born July 18, 1935 in Newton Centre,
Massachusetts) became the first American female skater to win a figure
skating Olympic gold medal, at the 1956 Winter Olympics in Cortina
d'Ampezzo, Italy.
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenley_Albright>
<http://sports.jrank.org/pages/83/Albright-Tenley.html>
<http://www.hickoksports.com/biograph/albright.shtml>
How about that! I'd say 3 actual real reputable sources trump your
moronic lying FAQ.
> Australia's first ever Olympic champ in 1956
The UNITED STATES OF AMERICA's first ever Olympic champ in 1956.
Jeanne Douglas
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> "Jeanne Douglas" <hlw...@pacbell.net> wrote in message
> news:7f823774-9169-4b18...@t13g2000yqt.googlegroups.com...
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> >> 1976 Dorothy Hammel
>
> >No such person. However, Dorothy Hamill DID win for the US in 1976.
>
>
>
> http://www.beauty-and-the-bath.com/Dorthy-Hammel-And-Her-70s-Wedge-Hairstyle.h
> tml
>
>
> ...your move
>
>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothy_Hamill
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21114260/
http://www.hairfinder.com/hairquestions/wedge.htm
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0357672/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Olympic_medalists_in_figure_skating
Don Del Grande
> M. Not Chuckie wrote:
>> Yu-Na is SO good, there is no POSSIBLE way
>> she is going to be beat. If I could legally bet at
>> one of these online casinos, I would bet a few
>> on Yu-Na. She is the SURE FIRE WINNER
>> of the Olympic gold.
Since when can't people "in Australia" bet on online casinos? The
only limitation appears to be on people in the USA (and even at that,
if you have a credit card issued from a foreign bank (e.g. one on the
Isle of Jersey), it may still be legal).
>So, if she breaks her leg, she's still unbeatable? If she has an
>emotional meltdown and stops skating, she's still unbeatable? So, she
>has an off-day (as do all human beings), she's still unbeatable?
>
>She's definitely the odds-on favorite, AT THIS TIME (who knows what'll
>happen between now and the Olympics), but that's a far cry from saying
>there is no POSSIBLE way she is going to be beat.
>
>And if you want to put your money where your mouth is all you have to
>do, on one of your many overseas trips <giggle>, is stop in a Brit
>bookie establishment and lay down a bet. Or, even easier, since you're
>living in that basement in northern California, go to Vegas or
>somewhere else in Nevada and make a legal bet.
One small problem. Sometime in the past 20 years or so, the Nevada
Gaming Commission decided that, even though professionals are allowed
to compete in most events and countries are allowed to give prize
money to medalists, Olympic events (yes, even NBA-laden men's
basketball) are considered "amateur non-collegiate events", which
means that casinos cannot take bets on them.
-- Don
Chilly8
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>>No such person. However, Dorothy Hamill DID win for the US in 1976.
>
>
>
>
>
> ...your move
>
>
And it is spelt "Hammel" somewhere on at least 4 other web sites
http://www.prohairdesigner.com/about_stacey.htm
http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2823468260092821142uEUXbX
http://haircare.topics2000.com/dorothy-hammel-haircut.php
http://www.mombu.com/medicine/medicine/t-somebody-impressive-and-
remarkable-down-disability-2757849.html
So it looks like I am right, those 4 sites, plus beauty and the
bath are all right, so it is "Hammel", becuase at least 5 web
sites I have found so far spell it that way.