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Once again, this week’s broadcast version of the New Media brings an array of items and guests for your consideration. As always, thanks to the technical wizardry and analytical skills of Skip, if you are beyond the broadcast area of Newstalk 1490 WEMJ, simply click here for instructions on how to connect and listen on the Internet via livestream. (Podcasts here)

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• Dow hits 1400. Maybe there is two Americas? Maybe we all get paid enough and it’s because Tax Freedom Day was July 11th this year that we don’t feel like we’re in the same boat as those enjoying a 1400 DJI. Also, how can George Bush’s economy do this, anyway?
• Doug reports on seeing NM Gov. Bill Richardson this week
• NH HB 404– One of the most onerous bills you’ve never heard of! We’ll interview the empty chair that we’ll pretend is occupied by the bill’s sponsor– Lilly Mesa, Manchester Democratic state rep.
• Skip will talk a little about the technical meltdown we suffered here at the ‘Grok beginning last weekend, and the fix. Hint– we’re gonna bag bigtime on Yahoo! Oh, and how about that SunRocket phone? Or Yahoo! photo albums?
• Tom Tardif will join us in studio to discuss the ongoing litigation involving the Belknap County Convention’s violation of the NH Right-to-Know Law. As reported first right here on the ‘Grok, despite the fact that we "won", we have filed a motion for reconsideration. We’ll explain why.
• Stowaways in jetliners? Missile launchers in NJ? Are we really safe? We chat about this and talk about spy agencies reading Internet cafe emails. Good or bad?
• Guest Jenneifer Rubin. Her work can suddenly be found in numerous places, including the American Spectator, Human Events, The New York Observer and ABC News. In "lightning round" fashion, we’ll discuss Rudy’s lawyers– Ted Olson & Steven G. Calabresi, why judges matter, possible troubles for Fred Thompson with campaign financing and pro-choice lobbying, the contrasts between Fred & Rudy, McCain, Romney updates, some Democrat talk, and Jen’s American Spectator article, "Little Things Mean a Lot", which I agree wholeheartedly with.
• Enough? Phone in at 603 527 1490.