Links

Media Sites
Personal Web Sites
School Web Sites
Work Web Sites

last updated: 10/25/2006

Media Websites

I love being able to read news from different places, especially from cities where I once lived.

Newspapers

• Seattle Times
• Seattle P-I
• New Orleans Times-Picayune
• Kansas City Pitch

Radio

(I don't listen to these much since I have a dial-up connection. Plus, some stations no longer simulcast their broadcasts due to royalty issues.)

• KJRAM Sports Radio -- Seattle, WA
• WTOP News Radio -- Washington, D.C.
• KIRO News Radio -- Seattle, WA
• KISW -- Seattle, WA
• WHB-810 Sports Radio -- Kansas City, MO
  

General News Sites

• CNN
• MSNBC

Personal Web Sites

Some people I know have created their own websites.

• www.unlearning.org -- My college roommate Pat Mooney has created this site on alterative political thought.
• www.tamasi.com -- A friend from high school, Dave Tamasi, created this site in 1996, when most of us didn't know
  what the web was.
  
• www.oledave.com -- Another friend from college, Dave O'Leary's site. He also has his own web creation business.
• Unoffical personal Guiness Site -- My Uncle Ron, in Seattle, has created his own Guiness and brass memorablia bar in his basement. My cousin Steve built this site.
• www.franus.org -- Noel Franus, who I knew in college, has this site. I haven't communicated with him since college.
• www.brianperry.com -- Brian is a friend from undergraduate. He is a singer, author, and motivational speaker.

School Web Sites

Even my grade school has a website.

• My grade school, Our Lady of the Lake, in Seattle, WA.
• Rockhurst High School, where I went to high school (duh) in Kansas City, MO.
• Loyola University of New Orleans, where I attended undergraduate.
• Johns Hopkins University, where I attended graduate school.

Work Web Sites

I had to do a search for some of these.

• I worked two summers at this barbecue place in South Kansas City. Hard work.
• Between my first two years at college, I couldn't find a job. So, I had to work at this grocery store in South Kansas City.
• Congressional Economic Leadership Institute -- my first (paid) white collar job in Washington, D.C.
• Electric Vehicle Association of the Americas -- now EDTA or something.
• Congressman Ron Kind (D-WI) -- worked here for a good three and a half years.