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- Fred Stiening said Countess has a C Crane WiFi radio. It uses the Reciva database
- Fred Stiening said Heading to Belize?
- countess robini said dear parrott: missed you (fred mentioned just a day or two ago you’d been real quiet.) glad you’re back. looks like you’ve been travelling much lately. i remember back in the spring...
- Parrott said yeah, Plante is funny. especially when he gets rolling on Chelsea manning, Holy Cow ! I don’t know about you guys, but how are you finding new radio stations to listen to? ‘tunein̵...
- briand75 said Watching “live” is a bit slow, but watching trains? Well, I can do that all day. Preferable to work.
- countess robini said for a philly girl, it was neat to listen to all those old commercials. thanks.
- countess robini said you can be old-fashioned here. it’s fine.
- TheChairman said Welcome back Parrot. I’ve been drifting in and out, busy selling our MI house. September is okay, but we’re getting a ‘last blast’ of summer this weekend: high 80’s low...
- Parrott said Hey parrott is back How are you all ? I have been away at work , hate the work. I hope all is well , and no hurricane is knocking on your dooor. I watched San Andreas movie again. Good lu...
- CC1s121LrBGT said Two updates. Bloomberg article today on Nestlé making billions selling water it pays almost nothing for, “often going into economically depressed municipalities with the promise of jobs and new...
- CC1s121LrBGT said Black conservative Salem talk show host from Tampa named Kevin Jackson was on the Tucker Carlson show earlier in the week talking about how the Congressional Black Caucus was undermining the careers o...
- Fred Stiening said If it makes her feel any better, everyone is treated like crap. Back in July, I wrote about my experience at another store owned by the same franchisee http://streamingradioguide.com/startingover/?p=1...
- Fred Stiening said Heidi Harris has been dumped from KXNT-AM in Las Vegas for posting her opinion on Facebook that children put up for adoption should be placed with married couples, not two gay guys http://www.ktnv.com...
- Fred Stiening said Except for the credit default swaps
- Fred Stiening said Already bankrupt Puerto Rico is being clobbered by Hurricane Maria… “Maria – I just met a wind named Maria, and suddenly that name will never be the same to me”
- Fred Stiening said It is only the US part of the company. I wonder if the proceeds of the debt was sent outside the country. Goldman Sachs fingerprints are all over this deal… http://nypost.com/2017/09/19/toys...
- CC1s121LrBGT said Toys’R’Us was a great place to take kids to see the toys advertised during their cartoons – like the Sears catalog was for us in the 1960s. When I first went there, they did have st...
- briand75 said I see they actually did file Bankruptcy today. My late wife used to work there many years ago and it was as you describe back then. There have been buyouts/mergers since which seem to have made the co...
- Fred Stiening said Over the years, I went in their stores a couple times. I expected a welcoming environment with a talking giraffe. Perhaps some model trains or toys set up to experience. What I found was open ra...
- Fred Stiening said Now that the mayor has been voted out, she decided without notice to remove the opening prayer from the start of city council meetings http://m.wbtv.com/wbtv/db_330726/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=1z...
- briand75 said Amazing how much of retail is distressed. Yes – Amazon and other online merchants cut deep into brick and mortar sales, but Toys R Us has the presence where kids can see and touch – isn...
- Fred Stiening said Toys ‘R Us expected to file bankruptcy http://fortune.com/2017/09/18/toys-r-us-bankruptcy-declaration/
- Fred Stiening said You and I were both fooled 😉 It is Ontario California, not Ontario Canada, eh The Youtube sensation Indiana Jack hates driving loads carrying bottled water. He particularly despises Nestle, who is tr...
- CC1s121LrBGT said It’s a trick. Using the name Niagara (as in Niagara Falls) Bottling and the location of Ontario (also as in Niagara Falls) creates an image of plentiful free flowing fresh water. Look a little...
- briand75 said Looks to me that you could treat sewer water that way and come up with potable water. Advanced filtration is carbon filter and resin. Reverse Osmosis removes all but the smallest of molecules and Ozon...
- CC1s121LrBGT said Frank Rizzo had several controversial careers. Local people knew him for his police work and then elected him as mayor… and that is how most people outside the area know him. After he was mayor,...
- Fred Stiening said That could be useful for cutting cheese
- Fred Stiening said Rolling Stone is for sale https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/17/business/rolling-stone-magazine-sale.html?_r=0
- countess robini said there’s been a flap recently in philly over a statue of former mayor frank rizzo that’s been on public display for years. i talked to my sister in jersey a few days ago and she informed m...
- countess robini said dearest parrott: the ap stylebook is the bible of punctuation in the newsroom. ap says the period belongs inside the parens.
- CC1s121LrBGT said I think most people, liberal, conservative and libertarian are against stereotyping based on appearance. The idea is that we can’t control our appearance. Most also wanted to hold people accoun...
- TheChairman said The irony of the facial recognition (AI) software is that it essentially does what liberals say nobody should do… stereotyping based on appearance or behavior. Moreover, it implies the people c...
- Fred Stiening said I learned today that Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah), leader of the #nevertrump movement, is related to the Udalls. His dad was a first cousin of Senator Mo Udall. Mormons are smart enough to not throw...
- briand75 said Gall – lots of it. Today’s bunch of bedwetters is just about to make my head explode (homage to the old Glenn Beck). Could someone stop these morons from rewriting history? Last I checked,...
- CC1s121LrBGT said > “The swiss added milk to chocolate so lactose intolerant people of color woukd not steal the treat intended for royalty.” Maybe next year we will see a hurrucane Irma story of how dec...
- CC1s121LrBGT said In the news about a week ago was an item about someone from the UK that trained a computer by studying facial pictures. The first story said that if you present it with a facial picture, it will tell...
- Fred Stiening said The original was written in 2008 or earlier. Here is the update in 2017 http://www.worldcocoafoundation.org/about-cocoa/history-of-cocoa/ Today’s website is full of buzzwords like sustainabilit...
- Fred Stiening said The eighth grade non-fiction item is about the history of chocolate. It is heavily loaded with white European hegemony over the natives of the Western Hemisphere, and too many microaggressions to co...
- Fred Stiening said Through the magic of virtualization and super fast communications lines, SRGuide was moved from one data center in Dallas to another. The transfer was completed in about 7 minutes with nothing more...
- TheChairman said Fred, you’ve touched upon something that struck me when reading this piece… a focus on the words ‘race’ and ‘superior’. My answer for question #3 was A, based on p...
- briand75 said Agreed – disinformation for the sake of obfuscation. Tests that test: SAT, AP, etc. Tests that test your ability to take tests: GMAT and possibly this little gem 🙂
- Fred Stiening said The answers are at the end. I struggle with these types of tests as I get distracted (which is the purpose) by obviously untrue information. Cranes and hummingbirds do not have different habitats be...
- briand75 said I find the selection is amazing. Third graders are what – 8 yrs old? The subject matter as well as the questions seem more like 6th grade level. Maybe it’s just me. I have been out of scho...
- briand75 said Charlotte is a big city. Hopefully, Ms. Roberts won’t let the door hit her in the derriere on the way out.
- briand75 said I wonder if there is a medical condition in the brain that leads to liberalism/progressivism?
- Fred Stiening said According to FP&L, of the 4.4 million who lost power, 2.7 million are back online http://www.fplmaps.com/
- CC1s121LrBGT said I was streaming BBC Radio 5 this morning and they had a split broadcast between the UK and South Korea, interviewing Korean students at both locations, mainly regarding their feelings about the tensio...
- TheChairman said Oddly enough, today I saw a news clip from a WINK TV crew in Lehigh, FL… lo and behold, my brother-in-law (county employee) was on camera, working hard to clear the roadways. I lived in that are...
- CC1s121LrBGT said Thanks, JerseyDevil. I believe KCMO in Kansas City also has him from 10-1 ET, for the full three hours (with a one hour delay. ) Reliable live streams seem to be WGOW AM Chattanooga, WXML in CT and t...
- CC1s121LrBGT said I hope they are alright down there, Chairman. Lee County does not have the Caribbean and South American immigration that Dade and Broward have, and it not associated with the same level of looting as...
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Category Archives: IHeart Media
“Going concern” warning expected for IheartMedia
Marketwatch Story In the accounting business, one of the obligations of auditors is to evaluate whether the business has the resources and income to sustain itself as a business in the future. When the auditor feels the obligation to issue … Continue reading
Posted in IHeart Media
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Variety Magazine: Bob Pittman may not be able to save iHeart
Time is running out for iHeart / Clear Channel and Cumulus iHeartMedia CEO Bob Pittman’s Efforts May Not Be Enough to Avoid Looming Bankruptcy I await the rebirth of radio patiently. It may well just return to dust, but the … Continue reading
Posted in IHeart Media, Radio Biz
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Meghan McCain gets shown the door
Countess spotted this before I did. Maybe I can add her to the staff as a hard news reporter. If I teach her how to use Google News, this could become a “go to” radio news site So Meghan signed … Continue reading
Posted in Buck Sexton, IHeart Media, Premiere (IHeart)
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Another Progressive Talker throws in the towel
WXXM-FM in Sun Prairie WISCONSIN (Madison) is switching to Classic Hits. http://themic921.iheart.com/ Madison Wisconsin plans to secede from the United States and join Canada according to my Russian puppet masters.
Posted in IHeart Media, Liberal Talk, Radio News, Talk Radio
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IHeart loses $279 million in second quarter
That’s a rate that would be over a billion a year, enough to pay for a 9 mile Light Rail extension http://www.mysanantonio.com/business/local/articleComments/IHeartMedia-s-second-quarter-loss-widens-to-9121976.php IHeart just filed lawsuits against the lenders who tried to prevent paying off bonds held by one of … Continue reading
Posted in IHeart Media
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Alex Jones has arrived
The bigger world is starting to know who Alex Jones is. The Republican nominee knows who he is and doors are opening. On Thursday’s show, he did most of an hour with Milo with a very warm and interesting conversation … Continue reading
Rushing Home
Has it been 8 years already? Tom Taylor reminds the radio world that Rush’s 8 year, $200 million contract with Premiere Radio (iHeart/Clear Channel) ends in the next few weeks, as the company is fending off lawsuits trying to pull … Continue reading
Posted in IHeart Media, Premiere (IHeart), Rush Limbaugh
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Today is iHeart drop dead day
It’s May 16th today – the day the trial starts on whether or not iHeart / Clear Channel is in default. The Texas state judge gave iHeart and the lenders time to negotiate the differences so she doesn’t have to … Continue reading
Posted in IHeart Media
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iHeart’s time is up
A month ago, creditors filed a notice of default for allegedly violating the terms of the loan agreements. A friendly judge in Texas gave iHeart 15 days to resolve the issue, and another 15 day extension. iHeart broke off negotiations … Continue reading
Posted in CBS, IHeart Media
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KGOne
This morning’s mailbag contained the news that KGO-AM has killed their entire lineup. KGO is located in San Francisco and used to be a “progressive” talk station, long before Air America. One of its most famous alumni is Bernie Ward, … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 election, Cumulus Media, IHeart Media
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