I can’t think of what he can do, but would love to see Dave Burge here. Iowahawk is my first stop off everyday.

A question: Have you heard the term “Web 2.0″? This blog is one small part of that. Internet social networking runs like this:
The Party: These are sites like Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc. There are some folks signed up with over 20 different sites. This is where you get to chat with and meet folks

The House: Big Hollywood would be considered a rather specialized “House”. Blogs are considered the House because it is where we come and learn more about folks we got interested in at the Party. It’s where we learn likes, dislikes, what’s on their mind, etc.

The Business: This is where business happens. It is where you engage in the real marketing of what you do, how you make a living, products you have, etc.

When you come to the House, you need to be able to share your business with folks. Don’t expect that someone’s going to have a special room for you where you can market yourself. But share yourself with others by including a link back to your “House” when you leave a comment. Sure you left your email for this particular sites’ operators, but what if someone, who wanted to hook up with a composer, was browsing the comments? How would that person contact you?

So if you really want to get into online social networking, start thinking about setting up your own “House”. And when folks come by the Big Hollywood “House” invite them over to yours when you leave a comment. Then more folks might come over, spend some time with you and perhaps learn more about you and what gets your juices flowing.

This: “Christopher – Three words: Iowahawk: The Musical.”

The stage sets alone would be worth the price of admission.

I would write a play revolving around a dialogue between two persons of the Catholic faith, one who votes for abortion and one who does not.

I would write a play about WF Buckley and his various debates with famous Collectivists.

I would write a play about Natan Sharansky, his time in Stain’s gulags, his freedom Ronald Reagan brought about and his place in neo-conservative(former liberal mugged by reality) philosophy.

I would write a play about illegal immigration as a slave trade and how such lawlessness brings degradation to both legal citizens and those forced to hide underground.

I would write a play about dreadful identity politics and strangulation it brings to free people.

I would write a play about the constant struggle against going down that road toward Serfdom; I would develop characters who seek to retain their Liberty despite the an overwhelming sense of impoverishment.

I would write a play about how traditional marriage is forced underground while a sexually-entranced society becomes addicted to the orgasm like a junkie is to heroin and how, as a result, sexuality evolves into complete impotence.

If I were a writer, these are a few things I would write about.

Yeah, I can see that play getting a big thumbs up in New York.

Here’s a question: how do you PITCH a right-wing play and not fear for your career if it is met by leftists who immediately ask you where you stand on gay marriage and blackball you if they don’t like your answer? How do you know your play will be read by a Nicholas Hytner and not the 97% of the theatrical community who aren’t open-minded about scripts?

all ‘center right’ even though, i’m guessing you’ll only get ‘far right’ creative geniuses should answer this separate but equal clarion call for

what?

musicals full of flag waving starring joe the plumber and the blackwater boys?

sarah palin in ‘annie get your gun’

can’t wait.

soon or later, the angry right is going to have to grow up and admit your boy g w b*tch and the vulcans destroyed this country and no one wants to hear from the neocons any more.

cognitive dissonance.

get help.

seconds, your webmaster should put in a confirmation for comment posts so your not swimming in dupes.

i try.