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Chris Flannery – Page 25 – I'd rather be the pauper of Scranton than the King of Wilkes-Barre

How Scranton are you?

You are 96% Scranton!

A true Scarantonian! You know how to count to tree, been to a “beer garden,” and watched high school football on T.V. You drink cah-fee, and know where to get a good Texas Wiener. Congratulations, I think.

how Scranton are you?
Quizzes for MySpace

I will never be 100%. I hate the yankees and my Grandmother was know as ‘Gramma.’

Unlike other Scrantonians I do not buy my wieners under the bridge.

[tags]scranton, quiz, eynon[/tags]

the new WJJZ / death of the HAWK

in case you missed it WJJZ is back…sorta

Greater Media has announced the talent line up for its Smooth Jazz/WJJZ Philadelphia, and while the morning show has yet to be finalized, afternoons will be hosted by Grammy-nominated sax star Dave Koz.

The lineup to date includes Music Director Margo Marano overnights, PD Michael Tozzi handling middays and Koz driving Philly Jazz fans home weekday afternoons, 3PM – 7PM. Weekend afternoons will be hosted by Gerald Veasley with Teri Webb doing Saturday 10AM – 3PM and swing shifts.

“We’re thrilled to have some old friends join us for the re-launch of Smooth Jazz in Philadelphia at its new address at 97.5,” said Tozzi. “We’ve brought back the familiar voices of Teri Webb and smooth jazz bassist, Gerald Veasley for weekends, and enlisted saxophonist Dave Koz to handle the smooth ride home weekdays for WJJZ.”
http://www.radioink.com/HeadlineEntry.asp?hid=135920&pt=todaysnews

[tags]wjjz, smooth, jazz, philadelphia[/tags]

Unfortunately I can barely recieve it… and it takes over the HAWK, which had a great hawk sound effects mixed into to its primarily classic rock format. oh well, looks like WMGK will get some listeners back.

Secular Humanism

Wikipedia says:

Secular humanism is the branch of humanism that rejects theistic religious belief and the existence of a supernatural. It is often associated with scientists and academics, although it is not at all limited to these groups. Secular humanists generally believe that following humanist principles (active ethical philosophies that affirm the dignity and worth of all people, based on the ability to determine right and wrong by appeal to universal human qualities) naturally leads to secularism, on the basis that religious views cannot be supported rationally. There are secular humanistic organizations, though these could not be accurately described as churches.

More often than not, secular humanism is what people are referring to when they speak of humanism in general, making it something of a default. Some secular humanists take this even further by denying that religious humanists qualify as genuine humanists. Others feel that the ethical side of humanism transcends the issue of religion, because being a good person is more important than supernatural beliefs.