inauguration
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
inauguration Prentice parties; inaugural style
Posted by Nathaniel Hoffman on Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 5:18 PM
citydesk and Boise State Radio correspondent George Prentice checks in from the ball scene in Washington, D.C., hours before he may get a chance to boogie with the prez and first lady.
Postcard 5. George Prentice teases us about the after parties
... and his sign off: Time for some caffeine. This is a young man's game. You should be here. Actually, everyone should be here.
Monday, January 19, 2009
Barack Obama / inauguration Sounds of the inauguration
Posted by Nathaniel Hoffman on Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 5:27 PM
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Boise State Radio's George Prentice just sent us these audio postcards from Washington, D.C. where he is covering Barack Obama's presidential inauguration.
Postcard 1. Washington, D.C., the city that never sleeps.
Postcard 2. Idahoans in the nation's capital.
Prentice is the host of Morning Edition on Boise State Radio, which has a full day of inauguration coverage planned. citydesk asked him to send back a few postcards from Washington, and Prentice delivered his classic radio vocal chords on mp3 to us via e-mail just a minute ago.
Getting ever high-tech, we also found away to stream inauguration footage on this Web site, so if you are hiding out in your cubicle tomorrow morning, tune in here.
We also think this inauguration widget from NPR is pretty cool:
Monday, November 10, 2008
Barack Obama / Mike Crapo / inauguration Crapo's Obama inauguration hub
Posted by Nathaniel Hoffman on Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 1:15 PM
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We at citydesk were just wondering how to apply for press credentials for the Obama inauguration in the off chance BW wants to send us to that *historic* event, when an e-mail from Idaho Sen. Mike Crapo (R-, uh, Idaho) popped in the inbox, reading:
CRAPO: SWEARING-IN CEREMONY TICKET REQUESTS BEING TAKEN
Yes, Crapo, soon-to-be-Idaho's senior senator, has a clearinghouse for inauguration information on his Web site including ticket info, parade info, ball info, and even, you guessed it, press pass info.
There are also links for fun things for Idahoans to do in *Warshington*, D.C.
Thanks Senator ... is this a spirit of bi-partisan cooperation we are smelling?
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