The Seattle Storm is proud to announce that Austrailian Superstar Lauren Jackson has signed a three year deal at the league maximum to stay with the team. Lauren is a former league MVP and lead the Storm to the WNBA championship in 2004. It's good to know that LJ will stay in Seattle! 
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My son and daughter in law got a review on their FCC book in this publication:
Tome time: FCC unmasked by college Profs**
*Communication teacher Kimberly A. Zarkin and Political Science
instructor Michael J. Zarkin have authored a new book taking an
in-depth look at the FCC. Entitled "The Federal Communications Commission: Front
Line in the Culture and Regulation Wars," it takes a close look at what they call "...one of the most important and controversial agencies in the United States government." It's 400 pages, published by Greenwood
Publishing Group, are aimed at students, teachers and general readers.
In addition to general overviews of the FCC's responsibilities - -
including how to renew a broadcast license, it goes into areas like
"The Political Environment," "Notable Controversies in Mass Media
Regulation," and an appendix called "Policy Statement on
Indecency."
And yes, they say the Michael Powell - - who personally is gone but whose legacy aftermath continues to lurch forward - - is a prominent topic. The authors are based at Westminster College in Salt Lake City.
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