Wikipedia:
{{Infobox TV channel
| name = Cable News Network logofile = Cnn.svg logosize = 200px branding = CNN
| headquarters = Atlanta, Georgia, United States country = United States
| language = English network_type = Cable television network slogan = "The Most
| Trusted Name in News", "CNN = Politics", "The Best Political Team on
| Television", "CNN = Money" available = United States, Canada, worldwide (via
| CNN International), online (via CNN Pipeline), radio (news reports on the half
| hour) owner = Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.
(a Time Warner company)
| launch = June 1, 1980 founder = Ted Turner key_people = Reese
| Schonfeld
Jim Walton (Pres., CNN Worldwide)
Jonathan Klein (Pres.,
| CNN/US) website = [http://www.cnn.com/ www.cnn.com] sat serv 1 = DirecTV sat
| chan 1 = Channel 202 (SD/HD)
Channel 1202 (VOD) sat serv 2 = Dish Network
| sat chan 2 = Channel 200 SD & 9436 HD sat serv 3 = Bell TV sat chan 3 =
| Channel 500 sat serv 4 = Star Choice sat chan 4 = Channel 500 cable serv 1 =
| Time Warner Cable NY cable chan 1 = Channel 10 adsl serv 1 = Available on most
| IPTV systems adsl chan 1 = Check local listings sat radio serv 1 = Sirius sat
| radio chan 1 = 132 sat radio serv 2 = XM sat radio chan 2 = 122 picture format
| = 480i (SDTV)
1080i (HDTV) sister names = CNN Airport Network
CNN en
| Español
CNN International
HLN
}} 'Cable News Network', usually referred to by its initialism 'CNN', is a major
English language television network founded in 1980 by Ted
Turner.[[http://meandted.com/author.htm Reese Schonfeld Bio.] (January 29,]
2001) MeAndTed.com. Accessed 2007-06-
18.[[http://cnn.com/COMMUNITY/transcripts/2000/5/8/bierbauer/ Charles]
Bierbauer, CNN senior Washington correspondent, discusses his 19-year career at
CNN.] (May 8, 2000). [[CNN.com]]. Accessed 2007-06-18. The network is now
owned by Time Warner and the news network is a division of the Turner
Broadcasting System. CNN was the first station to provide 24-hour television
news coverage. It is now second only to Britain's BBC News in the number of
employed news journalists and worldwide news bureaus.
In terms of unique viewers (Nielsen Cume Ratings), CNN (sometimes known as
'CNN/U.S.' to distinguish the North American channel from its international
counterpart) rates as America's number one cable news network, and is ranked
number two behind Fox News in total audience Nielsen ratings. While
the news network has numerous affiliates, CNN primarily broadcasts from its
headquarters at the CNN Center in Atlanta, the Time Warner Center in New York
City, and studios in Washington, D.C. As of June 2008, the network is available
in 93 million U.S. households and more than 890,000 American hotel rooms. The
U.S version of their broadcast is also shown in Canada. Globally, CNN airs
through CNN International and has combined branded networks and services that
are available to more than 1.5 billion people in over 212 countries and
territories.
CNN has a more neutral perception among the public as opposed to MSNBC and Fox
News. However, a number of critics on both the political left and right have
claimed the channel has a bias towards the other viewpoint. The accusations of
bias have primarily been that CNN has a liberal bias, however.
CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive ...
These are actual quotes from Clintonista's who supposedly knew a little bit about what was going on, I have MANY more quotes from LIBERALS and OTHER Countries who talked a good game that I could post but
CNN doesn't have the disk space
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Obama, CNN Twitter accounts hacked - The Red Tape Chronicles ...
Obama,
CNN Twitter accounts hacked. Posted: Monday, January 5 at 03:16 pm CT by Bob Sullivan. Social networking tool Twitter was hit by a major hacker attack on Monday, with several "high profile" accounts -- including that of
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CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive ...
It's "funny" that when Bush's cat dies of old age and natural causes,
CNN puts this in it's headline news section. Yet our brave service men and women who are defending this country are getting killed violently, and unnaturally,
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Hot Air » Blog Archive » CNN: IDF surrounds Gaza City
CNN: IDF surrounds Gaza City.
... Embedded video from
CNN Video. Blowback. Note from Hot Air management: This section is for comments from Hot Air's community of registered readers. Please don't assume that Hot Air management agrees
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CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive ...
CNN also reported George Bush's cat died. This is not partisan politics. The happenings of our president, president-elect, and the White House are national news, even if it is mundane. Not interested? No one forced you to.
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CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive ...
WASHINGTON (
CNN) —
CNN has learned that one possible compromise idea being considered by some in the Senate Democratic leadership is allowing Roland Burris to be seated in the Senate as long as he agrees not to run in 2010.
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CNN and WaPost's Quinn Gush Over Obama Kids' New 'Magical' School ...
Joe Johns,
CNN Correspondent | NewsBusters.org
CNN correspondent Joe Johns’ report on Monday’s American Morning heaped praise upon Sidwell Friends School, the new school for the Obama daughters. Johns read from one of the school’s own
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CNN and the Doctrine of Double Effect — Crooked Timber
David Velleman (NYU, Philosophy) observes (in an email to me) that
CNN is describing the Israeli killing of civilians in Gaza as “unintentional” (he didn’t give me a link, but I believe him, and no doubt one of you will supply it).
.....more...
CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive - MN ...
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (
CNN) – A state election board on Monday will announce Democrat Al Franken as the winner of the Minnesota Senate race, defeating Republican incumbant Norm Coleman, state officials told
CNN Sunday.
.....more...
Eric Kuhn: CNN's Ali Velshi on Getting Your Money Back
CNN's Ali Velshi on Getting Your Money Back - The Huffington Post.
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A Top Place To Live In Grapevine, Texas
Located Tarrant County, Texas, Grapevine is a lovely suburb of Dallas and Ft. Worth. Named for wild mustang grapes, Grapevine has a population at last count of nearly 50,000 people. Living up to its moniker, Grapevine has become home to a number of blossoming wineries today. Recently,
http://CNNMoney.com named Grapevine one of the best places to live in the United States. From an incredible historic district to new developments that feature the latest in stylish residential properties, Grapevine has become a truly expansive and gracious community.
At the heart of Grapevine is a beautiful historic district. A great deal of attention has been paid to renovating and restoring the historic downtown district and its attractive buildings and other amenities. This district quickly is becoming a prime attraction in the Dallas – Ft. Worth metro-plex.
The historic district is now home to trendy and interesting shops offering a wide range of different types of products. In addition, a range of independently owned bistros are opening their doors to diners not only from Grapevine but from other points beyond in the Dallas – Ft. Worth area. The historic downtown district is getting high marks from tourists to the area as well.
Grapevine has attracted a large population segment that is dedicated to health, wellness and looking their best. In this regard, many people actively engage the services of professional to assist them with such issues as resolving varicose veins, cellulite and acne scars. Consequently, people no longer have to travel from the environs of Grapevine to obtain the latest treatments for varicose veins, cellulite and acne scars as well as similar types of problems and conditions. The most sophisticated technology is available to the residents of Grapevine today to resolve issues like varicose veins, cellulite and acne scars and other skin and health related conditions.
Not only does Grapevine have nearly anything a resident needs when it comes to shopping, recreation and dining, the community conveniently is located to all of the major Dallas and Ft. Worth area venues of this type. In other words, a resident of Grapevine can access all of the major points of interest and popular establishments with just a short and easy drive. Grapevine residents readily enjoy everything this region of the Lone Star State has to offer.
Most analysts predict that the population of Grapevine is going to continue to increase apace. Indeed, over the course of the past five years, the population has been increasing at the rate of about 1,000 people per year. With that noted, the civic and political leaders of the community, in conjunction with developers, are making certain that the growth of the city is controlled and well managed. A concerted effort is being to ensure that the charming elements that make Grapevine special are not sacrificed in the name of growth and population expansion. The past and the future are coming together in symphonic form in the City of Grapevine, making it an idyllic place for people from all walks of life to call “home.”
Kicking Negativity
"Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity." --Seneca, Roman philosopher, mid-1st century AD
Whoa! Things seem to be in a state of flux at this moment in history, don't they? Just turn on CNN and you'll see how topsy turvy things are with doomsday and apocalypse on the horizon. It's enough to turn even the most well adjusted, reasonable person into a confused, pissed off obsessive ready to jump off a bridge. I say, keep your rudder in the water and make life work.
Many of my students are real estate agents and we've had the chance to discuss the current market at length. Obviously, huge mistakes were made on all sides. The banks were practically giving it away and people who had no business accepting variable rates (regardless of whether or not they understood what that actually meant) overestimated what they could afford to pay, all lead to the morass that's currently underway. Yet now, instead of this being 'their' problem (the banks and borrowers), it's everyone's problem.
I don't have a solution for the mess in the market, but I do understand that should we tune in and commiserate with the cable news networks and ruminate on just how miserable and crushing a recession is/will be, we will be miserable.
Not sure if you could tell, but I'm not a huge fan of the media. There's not much to it beyond its attempt to entertain at this point, and even the "real news" gets all messed up with sleazy gossip (whether that be celebrity, political, or other). Aside from not really giving us much to go on, it also poisons the well for those of us trying to make positive changes in ourselves and the world, and for those of us who strive to frame the world and our shared reality as a 'win-win'. Collectively our conscious and unconscious minds are being fed a constant stream of gruel, duping us into believing we have no power in the world, no impact, no way to move things toward the better.
In my quest to counteract the negativity, I read. The most recent book I picked up is called "Train Your Brain, Change Your Mind" by Sharon Begley. It's about the transformational ability of the mind and combines neuroscience with Tibetan Buddhism, and mindfulness. I'm inspired and worked up over this book and I'm only on page ten.
Brain science is showing that we have phenomenal powers to adapt and heal after head traumas, accidents, and have the power to reverse negative programming like propaganda or brainwashing. Our intention leads the way. When we set our own frames and not allow others to set them for us (like the media), then we can make seismic changes in the ourselves which can then ripple outward to our family and friends and from them out into the world.
Seems like spirituality and science have had a bit of a problem coexisting in some ways. One need only to look at the creationism versus evolution debate that is still being argued to see this. Neuroscience and Buddhism have found a common ground on which to create exciting mind/body transformations that can cure diseases without the pharmaceutical companies trying to medicate the diseases out of us, problems like OCD, dyslexia, depression and autism. I don't know about you, but I'd much prefer to think or meditate my way to health than take a pill with a litany of side effects and high price tag.
Who benefits from us fixing ourselves? Maybe not the big pharma companies, but the real profit is in us rippling out positivity and undermining the negative things that are being spoon fed to us.