Denied access to this morning’s Verizon iPhone event because it is “at capacity,” Pat filed this video report on my AT&T iPhone.

New York Magazine calls us “a quaint-but-still-useful” news roundup. I’ll take it. Our SOS Week got the attention of the people in charge of the magazine’s weekly Approval Matrix. Pat’s Papers fell in the low-brow quadrant, though I happily noted we were hugging the axis on that one. Our venerable neighbors include the continued box-office success of “Little Fockers,” Katy Perry’s new B-side and “giant chunks of beef fat.” The fact that the site is running out of money? New York Magazine says that’s despicable.

Thank you for all of your messages of support last week for “Pat’s Papers SOS.” Your responses, and particularly the action you took, mean a lot to us. Most notably, we were able to double the number of subscribers to our daily e-mail version of Pat’s Papers. Traffic in all areas of the site was up last week, and we were contacted by several potential partners who have pledged to bring us advertising, traffic, or both.

The stories beginning to trickle out of the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas got me thinking about how much times have changed. Just four years ago, not a single iPhone existed. And remember back even further when Discmans were the only option for listening to music on the go. The rate of change over the past decade is almost unimaginable. Except, apparently, if you were one the folks who created a very prescient series of AT&T ads back in 1993.

Faced with ongoing losses for the operation of this site, Pat declared “Pat’s Papers SOS” this week, asking for your help in spreading the word about our daily mix of interesting and informative news. Today, we asking our loyal readers to suggest other projects to offset the costs of running Pat’s Papers.

For this Ted Williams, it’s his voice, not his baseball swing that’s made him famous. On a whim, a videographer for the Columbus Dispatch recorded audio of Williams, a homeless man who frequently set up shop near an exit ramp with a sign advertising his ““God-given gift of voice.” The paper put up the video and sat back in awe as media outlets around the country started champing at the bit to get a hold of Williams.

It’s still too early to make a decision on the future of this website, but thank you so much to everyone who has responded to our various “calls to action” this week. Today’s focus is on finding advertisers, investors and distribution partners. On Monday, we asked you to encourage your friends to join our free e-mail subscription list. Your sincere endorsements (and our iPad raffle) have helped us to double our number of subscribers this week!

Thanks to everyone who helped get our SOS week off to a good start. I don’t know if it was the mention of a freee iPad or what but our army of loyal readers really banded together to get the word out. We even made it…In the Papers.

Pat needs your help before Pat’s Papers runs out of cash. If you enjoy the site, this is your call to action: please tell five friends about us.