Finish BSG

I'm thinking about embarking on the long Battlestar journey myself. What are your impressions so far?

Cincinnati?

No, its Cincinnati, atleast presently.

As someone who works in television news broadcasting, I sometimes have been asked, "What makes a good news story?" Before I began forecasting weather, I was a television news reporter for several years, and even now I am called upon to do news stories now and then. Early in my career I found that a good news story has relevance, is well-documented and often helps people make important decisions. But I was 26 years old before I became convinced of the newsworthiness of one particular story. When I finally did, it changed my life.

I had not set out to become a news or weather reporter. Although I studied broadcasting and journalism in college, most of my time was taken up with music. I played in rock bands, performing first for high school and college dances, then in night clubs, hoping to be discovered by a talent scout or record company.

My parents, who were conservative churchgoers, watched my musical career with concern. As my band became more popular, I became less interested in the values and morals that I had embraced in high school. It was a compromise that I was more than willing to make so that I could see my musical career flourish. Foremost in my life was the pursuit of success--at any price.

But after I worked full time for two years in night clubs, the Christian teaching that I had learned prevailed. The disorderly and amoral lifestyle that I had chosen became distasteful to me. I returned to school to take up studies in broadcasting.

My lifestyle had changed, but unfortunately my priorities had not. Everything else in my life was still secondary to my pursuit of success. My television career came first, before friends, before family, before God.

Anyway my point is I LIKE BOOBIES.