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Gil Gross - KGO-AM810

Recently he has anchored ABC Radio News coverage of 9-11, the execution of Timothy McVeigh and The War With Iraq. He has had shows on stations including WABC, WCBS, WOR and most recently has been filling in on KGO. Gross also served for several years ...

George Noory's 'Coast to Coast' radio show picked up by ... - New York Daily News

George Noory's "Coast to Coast," bumped last month from WABC (770 AM), has come in for a landing at rival WOR (710 AM). "Coast to Coast," which begins April 5 and will be heard five nights a week, from 1 to 5 a.m., replaces the long-running Joey ...

Sean Hannity - WJR

Hannity got his first commercial radio job by posting a "Job Wanted" ad in Radio & Records. He was picked up immediately by WVNN in Huntsville, Alabama. Radio station WGST brought Hannity to Atlanta, where his ratings success led to a phone call from ...

From tiny dotcoms the mighty internet has grown - Independent

com, is added to the list on 30 November. 1988 – Robert Morris, a student at Cornell University writes the first notable computer "worm", supposedly to gauge ... first voice to stream on the BBC website; by June, Radio 1 is being streamed live ...

Terry Wogan: 'I'm asleep when Chris Evans is on!' - Hello Magazine

While many of Terry Wogan's dedicated listeners couldn't wait to see how new presenter Chris Evans would fare at the helm of the Radio 2 breakfast show, it seems the Waking Up With Wogan veteran himself wasn't quite so eager to chart his successor's ...

Sir Terry Wogan wins radio personality prize - BBC Entertainment

The 71-year-old, who broadcast his final breakfast show in December, beat Radio 1 breakfast host Chris Moyles and his successor Chris Evans. Sir Terry joked that he had received a "sympathy vote" for having undergone surgery to have his knee replaced ...

Brain Jacking Parasites - Three examples - Democratic Underground.com

1.- No, these are not Republicans. 2.- No, they do not work on AM radio. 3.- No, they do not work at Faux News. How far would you go to survive? Consider a parasite--an organism that lives on or inside another organism, or "host." The lancet fluke ...

Sir Terry Wogan beats Chris Evans to radio award - Daily Telegraph

Chris Evans lost out to his Radio 2 predecessor Sir Terry Wogan at an awards ceremony today Photo: PA Sir Terry, 71, whose final breakfast show went out in December, won a gong for digital radio personality at the Television and Radio Industries Club ...

Dozen centuries-old shipwrecks found in Baltic Sea - FederalNewsRadio.com

STOCKHOLM (AP) - A dozen centuries-old shipwrecks _ some of them unusually well-preserved _ have been found in the Baltic Sea by a gas company building an underwater pipeline between Russia and Germany. The oldest wreck probably dates back to ...

EBE Ensemble Presents ELEPHANTS ON PARADE 2010 - Broadway World

EBE Ensemble (Eric Alba, Artistic Director; Montgomery Sutton , Executive Director) will present the third-annual installment of their award winning festival of new one-act plays, Elephants on Parade 2010. Performances will begin on Tuesday, March 9 ...

Resolved Question: Confused what to do for work experience please help!?

I am going to be doing some work experience in July 2010. I have tried a few places, unfortunatley for all of these places, i had to be over 16, which im not. If you have any interesting ideas for where to do my work experience, that would be great.I study the following gcse subjects (my chosen subjects) at school, maths, english, chemestry, biology, physics, textiles, french, drama, ict, r.e, p.e, and product design. i think i want to be a radio/tv producer when i am older, so does any one have any ideas of where i could do my wor exp. (prefrebly in the UK!) thanks:D more

Resolved Question: On 710 WOR talk radio, on 7/17 there was a black talk show host who was taking over for one of the regulars...?

it was one of those one-time deals, because the regular talk show host was sick. I remember it was at night. Anyway, I thought the black guy was amazing! I know this is a long shot, but did any of you hear this particular show? do you know the black guy's name? Do any of you know of a way for me to find out? thanks! more

Resolved Question: How can I find the TV or Radio broadcast of the Mets/Braves game from July 4, 1985?

I want either the TBS or WOR tape or a radio broadcast of the game but can't find them on mlb.com more

Resolved Question: May I have your thoughts on several poems?

I'm working on a collection to send in for a grad school application (creative writing), and I was wondering if I could have your thoughts on a few poems I considering including. Thank you for taking the time to read my work. Hair My father is a generous man. He gave me height, manners, a knack for dreaming, a romantic side, and the belief there is always something better waiting around the corner. He did not, however, give me hair. Nearing fifty, my father still has shielded scalp. Though gray has snuck in over the years, his crown remains sheltered. I, on the other hand, a young, angst-ridden twenty-something, am left watching as hairs commit suicide, diving from my brow with each scratch, wash, and comb. White coat-wrapped doctors have suggested stress as reason for the untimely deaths of my head's former companions. As I've gotten older, learned, and loved, I find myself unsure. I've aged wrong. I've gained the wrong knowledge. I've loved the wrong women. I've sat alone in unfamiliar places and cried. The doctors diagnosis seems dead on, but a different culprit comes to mind. One minuscule meal a day. Curved fingers forced down throat, body worked past exhaustion. Actions taken to carve a new nitch for myself. Actions possibly responsible for the black string exodus. A friend suggest genetics, and reminds me of dominant and recessive traits. My premature balding a mere expression of code. Frustrated at the existence of so many possibilities, so many answers, I bring my shaking hands to my head, grab tufts of hair, and pull. Cake in the Corners It lingered for days, that sweet, indulgent smell of chocolate. A silent ghost resting in the corners of my kitchen, the fragrance of last night haunts my heart, and I know there will be many more scented spirits to burden my soul. Baked while most of the world slept, it was not a last minute endeavor, but a planned pairing of eggs and flour, batter and pan, icing and cake you and I. Slightly burnt, made with love, it provided an opportunity for an exchange that never occurred. A conversation in which a frail page of existence's cookbook is turned, and what remains unsaid is said, what remains undone is done, what keeps me up in the days darkest hours is brought to light. Love and frustration, Hope and despair, happiness and anger, you and I, whisked together in this great mixing bowl called life. A recipe for disaster. A recipe for us. Early Evening Musings I sit in my bathtub, lights off, radio on, shower curtain closed, water warm, and I wonder: Is this what it was like during those formative nine months? No light to illuminate the temperate fluids encasing my body; a faint, indistinguishable sound, filling my ears with an incomprehensible something. I seem to be lacking a life sustaining cord, but it rings, and I see its urgency illuminate the room. I answer, only to be greeted with the sound of an automated voice reminding me life has a price. Moments later, once again covered, once again part of this world, I walk across the living room, dodging old magazines, who's pages once informed me of current events, but now remind me of previous truths, previous realities, previous hours spent trying to come to an understanding of what it is to be. The clock reads 7:00 p.m., and I become aware of the gentle creeks of my feet meeting aged floors, and I worry of disturbing those below. But it is Friday. Faint exaltations radiating from beneath indicate a flavor of the week has been chosen. Hungers are being satisfied. I am prematurely tired. Lying in bed, I interrogate God before offering myself to sleep. Answered by neither, I am left pondering tomorrow to the sound of dusty fan blades slicing air. Waiting Out Winter On a weather-worn bench in a neglected public park sits a silent girl. Arms wrapped around knees, sweater two sizes too large, she waits. Her eyes reflect a silent land. A world of naked trees, fallen leaves, and snow-covered sidewalks stretches out before her. Devoid of life, borderline gray, the sky hangs. Consuming dreams, devouring half-formed hopes, the cold wind cuts. Receding into herself, the girl searches for the sun's rays. They're too faint. Her world too cold. The ice refuses to vacate its station in her heart. Her soul is frostbitten. Her fire in hibernation. Like the seasons, she is not extinguished, just waiting out Winter. Thank you again! more

Resolved Question: Does an ipod transmitter wor with a 1995 honda civic?

the radio is cassette and i was wondering if the transmitter would work with my car rather than jus getting a whole new radio system... anyone know? more

Resolved Question: The radio in my car doesn't work. I know is the fuse , but which one??

I know the fuse is in the fuse box in the driver's side but i tried to replace different fuses and it still doent wor (my radio, lights and clock doesn work) more

Resolved Question: Do you remember Jean Shepherd's radio show?

It was broadcast from WOR in New York. Right now TBS is running a 24-hour marathon of A Christmas Story, narrated by him. I'm taping it and what little I've seen of it so far is hilarious. more

Resolved Question: Why are there so few women on radio?

Even on the so-called WOR (women on radio) in NYC, it's a complete sausage fest. Is it because men are more auditory than women and listen to radios more, therefore since the listeners are male, the people on radio are male? more

Resolved Question: Ezra Butler Eddy moved his little Vermont factory to Hull, Quebec where he went on to become known as the "Wor

Ezra Butler Eddy moved his little Vermont factory to Hull, Quebec where he went on to become known as the "World's Matchmaker'. In 1929, his company produced the first of these. What are they? Need for Radio Trivia more

Resolved Question: Do you live in the New York City, NJ, CT, PA area? Do you listen to WOR Radio?

Resolved Question: **What are the words to this hymn, please?

I used to hear this song/hymn every evening on WOR-Radio in New York that had the phrase "Bless this house, o Lord we pray, make it safe by night and day..." but I don't recall the rest of it. Can someone help me out with this please? It's a warm and fuzzy childhood memory that I'd like to remember completely. It was always played a few minutes before 6, just as Mom was making supper. Imagine hearing a hymn on the radio these days to close a program! Many thanks in advance. God bless! more

Resolved Question: internet radio?

Radio stations like wtmx and wor not blocked by webblocker.Does anyone know where I can find more internet radio stations like these not blocked by webblocker? more

Resolved Question: If you live in..or near New York City....do you listen to WOR Radio? What do you think of it?

Resolved Question: Anyone grow up listening to Jean Shepherd back in NJ-NY on WOR-AM If so what do you recall most fondly?

I see G. Keillor as one of the most clownish, pretentious and insubstantial radio personalities in the history of the media. Does anyone remember the original commentator on humanity's "passing parade" -- Jean Shepherd. To the pre-pubescent who may be scratching their heads or other body parts, "SHEP" was the writer and narrator of the movie "Christmas Story" more