Showing posts with label brad beyer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brad beyer. Show all posts

Thursday, March 13, 2008

Friday, January 25, 2008

FX International



Amy at Remote Access has even more Jericho news today.

"Brad Beyer (Stanley Richmond, like I needed to tell you guys that) will appear at the FXinternational this weekend in Orlando, Fla. He’ll be signing autographs and will be on hand at 1 p.m. Saturday in the “Panel Room” for a world premiere showing of the first Season 2 episode. (He’ll be around for all three days of the fest, though, Friday-Sunday)."
** Ashley Scott can't make it.**

"The Guardians of Jericho are looking for folks to donate frequent flyer points to help others get to Jerichon. There is a debate over how those frequent flyer points should be allotted to folks; it’s a worthwhile debate to weigh in on. Thanks to Jericho Monster for the link."

Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Jericho Technology



"If Jericho had even one solar array or wind turbine, it would definitely help alleviate some of their stress. Imagine if something like that was included in every town’s emergency supply list. If the sh** ever hit the fan, at least they could roll out the photovoltaics and rig up something to provide some support. It’s absolutely maddening to know that this technology exists today, and yet barely any of us can afford to take advantage of it — much less convince others that it is a good idea.

So, let’s play it out. Let’s say you’re living in a real-world Jericho situation. How would you manage to survive? What advantage do you have in transitioning to a different world?"



Sniper 101 has recently taken over http://www.jerichochannel.tv/ and has begun the process of adding all of the latest Jericho Videos. This is a great site to direct folks to because the vids are all Jericho Related. Check it out, leave a comment and become a friend of this very cool promotional tool.



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