From the Editor

During a recent meeting of the minds at Jog Central it was agreed by all that the daily News Jog presentation had become a bit predictable and unexciting. Therefore we’ve decided to retool the way we deliver the news and will unveil that new style on 11/19/07. That’s next Monday for those of you who don’t have a calendar nearby.

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No Jog today.
Please excuse our dust as we build a bigger, better News Jog to be unleashed soon.

News Jog 11/12/07

Black Sea Storm Sinks Five Ships, Kills Two Sailors

As Pakistan Turns:

Musharraf Sets No Date to End Emergency Rule
Musharraf Sets Vote Under Emergency Rule

Hugo vs. the King!

'Shut up!' Spanish King Tells Chávez

Venezuela Defends Chavez After Spat With Spanish King

Obama-Centric Campaign Round-Up:

In Iowa, Party Rivals Sharpen Jabs at Clinton
Obama Starts to Punch His Weight, Leaving Hillary On the Defensive
Obama Risks Nice Guy Image with Tough Talk on Clinton, Iraq
Obama Says He'd Raise Payroll Taxes to Overhaul Social Security

Look out- here they come:
FCC May Levy New Rules on Cable TV Operators

Today's 'Politician Gone Wild!'
Former Congressman John Sweeney Charged With DWI

New Controversy at Vietnam Memorial

Feds Launch Criminal Investigation into San Francisco Oil Spill

Humor Corner:
YouTube Shootings Video was 'Joke'

Strangest Headline of the Day:
China: Date-Rape Drug in Toys Confirmed

Scariest headline of the Day:
Man Dies of Plague!

For those with a sweet tooth:

Police: Man Sold Hallucinogens in Candy

X-Mas is coming whether you like it or not:
Rockefeller Center Tree Arrives In New Home


NFL Sunday Highlights
Manning Hits New Lows in Colts' Bizarre Loss to Bolts


The Novelist Norman Mailer Dies at 84
Norman Mailer was a Great Journalist, Too

Weekend Box Office:
1. Bee Movie, $26 million
2. American Gangster, $24.3 million
3. Fred Claus, $19.2 million
4. Lions for Lambs, $6.7 million
5. Dan in Real Life, $5.9 million
6. Saw IV, $5 million
7. The Game Plan, $2.4 million
8. P2, $2.2 million
9. 30 Days of Night, $2.1 million
10. Martian Child, $1.8 million

America Not Interested in Redford, Streep, & Cruise's Anti-War Screed
'Lions' Lie Down with Lambs and Nearly Talk Them to Death
Is 'No Country For Old Men' The Coen Brothers' Best Flick Yet?

George Will- movie critic?
It's a Crime What Mob Movies Want us to Think

Union Rebukes Ellen DeGeneres Over Writers Strike Snub


Mother of Rapper Kanye West Dies

Why doesn't she just stay in?

Brit in Deep S**t -- Runs Red Light with Kids in Car
Britney Spears Might be Banned from Driving
Britney Ordered to be Available by Phone to Drug Testing Authorities

The Jog only wishes it had a stalker:
Conan's Priest Spreads the Crazazy Around
Stalker of Conan O’Brien in Hospital

Purple Reign of Terror?
Prince Threatens Fan Sites
Insider's Guide: Prince vs. Fans

Alicia Keys' MySpace Page Infected By Hackers
MySpace Hacks Predate Recent Hijack of Alicia Keys Site

Lights are Dimming on Broadway:
Day 2 of Stagehands’ Strike, and a Chill Sets In
Strike Continues, Going into 3rd Day of Dark Theaters on NYC's Broadway Theater District

NanoTechnology Today:
Intel to Unveil Chips for Improving Video Quality on the Web

More Techno-Debris:
New Facebook Ad Techniques Raise Privacy Concerns
Google's Web Indexing Architecture Targeted by Patent Lawsuit
Sony CEO Wants to Go Back in Time, Avert High-Def Format War

Geeky Nostalgia:

Atari 2600 Joins Toy Hall of Fame

The coolest thing in the universe today is:

Cosmic 'Bullets' Traced to Supermassive Black Holes

Study: Remnant of Yellowstone Volcano Rising
Yellowstone: The Time Bomb Under America

And finally:
It's heartwarming to see O.J. still has a smile on his face:

Accomplice: O.J. Told His Goons to Deny They Had Guns

There's plenty more News,
but there's no more News Jog.
We're done.

Podcast #7

Podcast #7 (Recorded 11/09/07)

Impending drought, the friendly French, Joe Lieberman, Rosie O’Donnell, Radiohead, UFO’s, and nanotubes were just a few of the subjects tossed up and batted down by the gang of four during this latest podcast from the world headquarters of The Sunday Paper in Atlanta, GA.