The Coast FM - Classic Hits 95.5

The Coast FM - Classic Hits 95.5 - Kincardine: "Our philosophy...

It's a simple philosophy really... Support Your Community.

It's what The Coast is all about. There's nothing more important than family, friends and neighbours.

The Coast is a comfortable sweater. It's the people's station - it's your station. When you turn the dial to 95.5 you'll instantly be put at ease.

Community first radio means you not only hear the local hockey and soccer scores, but you hear the names of the kids who scored the goals and got the assists. It's the little things that amount to a complete community package. The Coast and the community will grow and prosper together. Here's to years of charity work, fundraising, promotion and fun!

Congratulations! You now have a radio station you can truly call your own."

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Flickr: The Glass Eye: Disabled Photographers of Ontario: "About The Glass Eye: Disabled Photographers of Ontario

A place for people with disabilities, living in Ontario to gather online to share their photographs and discuss photographic topics."

Flickr: The The Glass Eye: Disabled Photographers of Ontario Pool

Flickr: The The Glass Eye: Disabled Photographers of Ontario Pool: "The Glass Eye: Disabled Photographers of Ontario"

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USATODAY.com - The Christmas classic that almost wasn't

USATODAY.com - The Christmas classic that almost wasn't: "When CBS bigwigs saw a rough cut of A Charlie Brown Christmas in November 1965, they hated it.
Charlie and Linus: The Peanuts gang explains the meaning of Christmas again Tuesday, 40 years after the show's TV debut. Charlie and Linus: The Peanuts gang explains the meaning of Christmas again Tuesday, 40 years after the show's TV debut.
1965 photo by United Feature Syndicate

'They said it was slow,' executive producer Lee Mendelson remembers with a laugh. There were concerns that the show was almost defiantly different: There was no laugh track, real children provided the voices, and there was a swinging score by jazz pianist Vince Guaraldi."

Days to Remember - CBC Archives

Days to Remember - CBC Archives: "CBC: Days to Remember recreates what it would have been like to watch or listen to a typical CBC broadcast day through the decades. From the earliest years of radio in the 1930s to the dawn of the internet age in the 1990s, these radio and TV clips, photos and text recall days in the life of the CBC and Canada. We've plumbed the archives to bring you the programs and personalities, daily news and diversions that shaped CBC's radio and TV schedules. "

Direct Access

Direct Access: "Helen Henderson, columnist on disability issues, comments weekly about attitudes, barriers, breakthroughs -- what’s good, what’s bad, what’s ugly and how to deal with it."

TheStar.com - Life/Disabilities

TheStar.com - Life/Disabilities: "Helen Henderson, columnist on disability issues, writes weekly about attitudes, barriers, breakthroughs - what's good, what's bad, what's ugly and how to deal with it. This page is your source for news, opinions, resources and links to other websites - and your chance to add your two-cents' worth."

Glenn Gould - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Glenn Gould - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Glenn Herbert Gould (September 25, 1932 – October 4, 1982) was a celebrated Canadian pianist, noted especially for his recordings of Johann Sebastian Bach's keyboard music. He gave up live performance in 1964, dedicating himself to the recording studio for the rest of his career."

Rhapsody in Blue - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Rhapsody in Blue - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Rhapsody in Blue is a musical composition by George Gershwin for solo piano and orchestra or band written in 1924 which combines elements of classical music with jazz-influenced effects. The piece received its premi�re in a concert entitled An Experiment in Modern Music, which was held on 12 February 1924 in Aeolian Hall, New York, by Paul Whiteman and his band with Gershwin playing the piano. It has since become one of the most popular American concert works.

As the most famous classical composition by Gershwin, it established his reputation as a serious composer"

THE ENTERTANIER by Scott Joplin

Now the curtain is going up,

The entertainer is taking a bow,

Does his dance step and sings his song,

Even gets all the audience to sing along,

Yes, he knows just what he must do,

Knows how to bring down the house when he’s through,

Snappy patter and jokes, he knows what pleases the folks,

The entertainer, the star of the show.

It was in vaudeville and he was on the bill,

With all the singers, dancers, acrobats and clowns,

There was a dancing bear, even a dog act there,

And a comedian who never let ‘em down,

But, when he came on to do his fav’rite song,

He really wowed ‘em in the cities and the towns,

They came from near and far, to see the vaudeville star,

The entertainer!

Now the curtain is going up,

The entertainer is taking a bow,

Does his dance step and sings his song,

Even gets all the audience to sing along,

Yes, he knows just what he must do,

Knows how to bring down the house when he’s through,

Snappy patter and jokes, he knows what pleases the folks,

The entertainer, the star of the show.

Snappy patter and jokes, he knows what pleases the folks,

The entertainer, the star of the show.

George Gershwin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

George Gershwin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "George Gershwin (September 26, 1898 – July 11, 1937) was an American composer. George wrote most of his vocal and theatrical works together with his elder brother lyricist Ira Gershwin. Gershwin composed both for Broadway and for the classical concert hall. He also wrote popular songs with success."

www.jazz.fm - Home

www.jazz.fm -

JAZZ.FM91 is Canada ’s only not-for-profit radio station dedicated to jazz and all its communities of interest

CHANNEL CANADA :: Canada's Entertainment and Broadcasting Information

CHANNEL CANADA :: Canada's Entertainment and Broadcasting Information

Channel Canada is developed and produced by Randi A. Dertzo and John Melville. Our goal is to feature the latest news and information from Canada's entertainment and broadcasting industry focusing mainly on television initially.

We hope to provide an informative and entertaining one-stop website for television viewers. We also give viewers a chance to comment on all our posted content or discuss other TV related subjects.

Our featured sections include information about satellite & cable systems, individual channel information, series and season premieres, reviews of upcoming shows on Canadian specialty channels and a constantly updated calendar containing suggested programs viewing from over 30 stations and specialty channels.

Each year, from may to december, we maintain our very popular fall coverage which includes fall schedules of all major canadian networks and stations, U.S. networks and canadian specialty channels with a description of all new shows and midseason replacements possibilities

INTERESTING RADIO - NPR

NPR : Music by the 'Numbers Stations': "All Things Considered, November 12, 2004 � Akin Fernandez's obsession with 'numbers stations' -- broadcasts of seemingly random numbers sequences that still remain officially a mystery -- led to a CD set compiling off-air recordings. It's become a cult hit. Matt Cowan reports."

Man Tear Gassed Into Submission After Standoff Closes Bloor & St. George During Afternoon Rush

CityNews: Man Tear Gassed Into Submission After Standoff Closes Bloor & St. George During Afternoon Rush: "It was the last thing shoppers, strollers and motorists expected to see in one of the busiest spots in the downtown core - heavily armed Emergency Task Force officers standing with guns drawn, aimed at a stopped cab.

It began at Bloor and St. George around 2:40pm, when a man hailed a taxi, got in and then told the driver he was carrying a bomb. The cabbie quickly departed the vehicle and alerted authorities, who took no chances and brought out the heavy artillery."

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NPR : The Art of the Interview, ESPN-Style:

All Things Considered, August 14, 2006 · The old saying goes, "There's no such thing as a stupid question." But in the opinion of at least one major television network, there is such a thing, and some of the least effective questions are coming from top broadcast journalists.

ESPN's John Sawatsky is tearing down icons such as Larry King and Mike Wallace as he preaches his guiding principles about how to properly conduct an interview.

interesting radio - NPR

NPR : Seeing in Beautiful, Precise Pictures: "Morning Edition, August 14, 2006 � Because I have autism, I live by concrete rules instead of abstract beliefs. And because I have autism, I think in pictures and sounds. I don't have the ability to process abstract thought the way that you do. Here's how my brain works: It's like the search engine Google for images. If you say the word 'love' to me, I'll surf the Internet inside my brain. Then, a series of images pops into my head. What I'll see, for example, is a picture of a mother horse with a foal, or I think of 'Herbie the Lovebug,' scenes from the movie Love Story or the Beatles song, 'Love, love, love...'"J

INTERESTING RADIO - NPR

NPR : Does Age Quash Our Spirit of Adventure?: "All Things Considered, August 15, 2006 � Robert Sapolsky, a distinguished neuroscientist in his 40s, had a young assistant who played different music every day, from Sonic Youth to Minnie Pearl. That made Sapolsky crazy -- and curious about why his aging ears still crave the music he loved in college. Is there a certain age when the typical American passes from the novelty stage to utter predictability?"

must listen radio - NPR : 'My Lobotomy': Howard Dully's Journey:

NPR : 'My Lobotomy': Howard Dully's Journey: "On Jan. 17, 1946, a psychiatrist named Walter Freeman launched a radical new era in the treatment of mental illness in this country. On that day, he performed the first-ever transorbital or 'ice-pick' lobotomy in his Washington, D.C., office. Freeman believed that mental illness was related to overactive emotions, and that by cutting the brain he cut away these feelings.

Freeman, equal parts physician and showman, became a barnstorming crusader for the procedure. Before his death in 1972, he performed transorbital lobotomies on some 2,500 patients in 23 states."

PODCASTS I LISTEN TO REGULARlLY - BBC

BBC World Service | Programmes | World Today | World Today Select: "The World Today Select

From Monday to Friday, we produce a fifteen-minute programme which looks back over our most important and informative stories of the day."


World Today Select XML Feed

NPR 100: "The 100 most important American musical works of the 20th century

NPR 100: "The 100 most important American musical works of the 20th century

Throughout the year 2000, NPR presented the stories behind 100 of the most important American musical works of the 20th century. These special features cover music from a wide variety of genres -- classical, jazz, rock'n'roll, country, R&B, musical theatre and film scores. NPR 100 stories aired on All Things Considered, Morning Edition, and NPR's weekend news magazine programs. "

NPR'S Most Emailed Stories -25 Most E-Mailed Stories for the Past 24 Hours

NPR'S Most Emailed Stories -25 Most E-Mailed Stories for the Past 24 Hours

The stories NPR.org visitors are recommending the most. The best of Morning Edition, All Things Considered and other award-winning NPR programs."

PODCASTS I LISTEN TO REGULARlLY - NPR

NPR: Most E-Mailed Stories - XML file: "NPR: Most E-Mailed Stories Podcast

The stories NPR.org visitors are recommending the most. The best of Morning Edition, All Things Considered and other award-winning NPR programs."

PODCASTS I LISTEN TO REGULARlLY - NPR

NPR: Shuffle - XML file

NPR: Shuffle Podcast

NPR Shuffle mixes it up every day, offering an unpredictable sampler from 'Morning Edition', 'All Things Considered' and other award-winning NPR programs. Enjoy listening to this podcast just as you would enjoy listening to NPR - ready to be surprised by the next great story!

PODCASTS I LISTEN TO REGULARlLY - NPR

NPR: Story of the Day - XML file: "Funny, moving, exceptional, or just offbeat -- the NPR story people will be talking about tomorrow. The best of Morning Edition, All Things Considered and other award-winning NPR programs."

PODCASTS I LISTEN TO REGULARlLY - NPR

NPR: Pop Culture - XML file: "Perspectives on the cultural landscape: stories, interviews and reviews from Morning Edition, All Things Considered and other award-winning NPR programs."

NPR : Present at the Creation: "Monopoly. The Hollywood Sign. 'The Raven.' The Lincoln Memorial. Overalls. 'New York, New York.'

NPR : Present at the Creation: "Monopoly. The Hollywood Sign. 'The Raven.' The Lincoln Memorial. Overalls. 'New York, New York.' Those and dozens of other uniquely American icons will be the subject of a year-long NPR series called Present at the Creation.

Present at the Creation grew out of the success of the Peabody Award-winning NPR 100 series featuring the most important American musical works of the 20th century. The new series will examine the creative process behind the designs, sounds, images and writings that helped shape American culture.

Initially, members of the NPR News and Cultural Programming staffs compiled a long list of creative works that included visual arts, film, television, music, photography, games, advertising, literature, fictional characters, places and monuments. Nominations had to meet two of the following three criteria: 1) The work had to be widely recognized. 2) It had to have been created in order to express an idea or value. 3) It had to have moved people or inspired awe. "

NPR : Driveway Moments:

NPR : Driveway Moments: "What is a Driveway Moment?

You're driving along, listening to a story on NPR. Suddenly, you find yourself at your destination, so riveted to a piece that you sit in your idling car to hear it all the way through. That's a Driveway Moment."

PODCASTS I LISTEN TO REGULARlLY - NPR

NPR: Driveway Moments - XML file: "Listeners' NPR favorites. Riveting stories from Morning Edition, All Things Considered and other award-winning NPR programs"

What Is a Driveway Moment?

You're driving along, listening to a story on NPR. Suddenly, you find yourself at your destination, so riveted to a piece that you sit in your idling car to hear it all the way through. That's a Driveway Moment.

PODCASTS I LISTEN TO REGULARY - NPR

NPR: Present at the Creation[ podcast ] - XML file: "Present at the Creation explores the creative process behind unique icons of American culture, from 'American Gothic' and Gumby to 'Perry Mason' and Scrabble. The year-long series originally aired on NPR's 'Morning Edition' throughout 2002."

CBC Radio Editor's Choice: "The Editor's Choice Podcast

CBC Radio Editor's Choice: "The Editor's Choice Podcast

Editor's Choice is our daily podcast of the highlight of our broadcast day. A special treat for the ears plucked from the airwaves for your listening pleasure"

A Prairie Home Companion (2006): movie

A Prairie Home Companion (2006): "A look at what goes on backstage during the last broadcast of America's most celebrated radio show, where singing cowboys Dusty and Lefty, a country music siren (Streep), and a host of others hold court."

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The Coast 95.5 FM Kincardine’s New radio

The Coast 95.5 FM Kincardine’s New radio
station - still searching for website

BBC - Radio 4 - India's Route 66: [listen online] "The chronicle of Sir Mark Tully's once-in-a-lifetime journey along the Grand Trunk Road,

BBC - Radio 4 - India's Route 66: [listen online] "The chronicle of Sir Mark Tully's once-in-a-lifetime journey along the Grand Trunk Road, one of the oldest of all trade routes. It's more than just a physical journey: the journey starts in Calcutta, where he was born and from where the British ruled India. It ends at Delhi, where he now lives, the country's modern capital"

Mr. Dressup to go off the air: "

CBC Arts: Mr. Dressup to go off the air: "

The tickle trunk will be closed for the last time in September, as CBC officially retires Mr. Dressup.

Ernie Coombs with Casey and Finnegan — no more reruns for the much-loved show.

As of July 3, the show moves from every weekday at 11 a.m. to Sunday morning only and the last broadcast of the much-loved children's show takes place Sept. 3.

The late Ernie Coombs began the show in 1967, delighting children with puppets Casey and Finnegan and a tickle trunk full of costumes and intriguing objects.

The last episode of the show was made in 1996 and it has been rerun ever since. Coombs died in 2001 of a stroke."

CBC's 'The National' to be bumped by U.S. show: "CBC's flagship television news show, The National, will be bumped

CTV.ca | CBC's 'The National' to be bumped by U.S. show: "CBC's flagship television news show, The National, will be bumped on the main network in some markets by an American reality TV series over the summer.

The show is The One: Making A Music Star, produced for ABC by Endomol USA, which also makes Fear Factor.

The new show is scheduled to debut on Tuesday, July 18. The 16-part series runs through to Sept. 6 and will air from 9:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. ET."

Pedestrian crossing

Pedestrian crossing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "A pedestrian crossing or crosswalk is a designated point on a road at which some means are employed to assist pedestrians wishing to cross. They are designed to keep pedestrians together where they can be seen by motorists, and where they can cross most safely with the flow of vehicular traffic. Pedestrian crossings are often at intersections, but may also be at other points on busy roads that would otherwise be perilous to attempt to cross. They are common near schools or in other areas where there are a large number of children. Crosswalks can be considered a traffic calming technique."

List of media outlets in Toronto "Radio -Toronto stations

List of media outlets in Toronto "Radio -Toronto stations

* CJCL 590 - The Fan - formerly at 1430 (now Chinese Fairchild Radio); this station was formerly CKEY
* CFMJ 640 - AM 640
* CFTR 680 - 680 News
* CJBC 860 - Radio-Canada La Premire Chane
* CFRB 1010 - Newstalk CFRB
* CHUM 1050 - 1050 Chum
* CHKT 1430 - Fairchild Radio, multicultural
* CHIN 1540 - multicultural station created by the late Johnny Lombardi
* CHSL 1610 - Spanish community station
* CHEV 1610 - former special-events station, now defunct
* CKLN 88.1 - Ryerson University
* CIRV 88.9 - multicultural
* CIUT 89.5 - University of Toronto
* CKRG 89.9 - Glendon College
* CJBC 90.3 - Radio-Canada Espace Musique
* CKHC 90.71 - Humber College
* CJRT 91.1 - Jazz FM
* CHIN-1 91.9 - FM rebroadcaster of CHIN (AM), not to be confused with CHIN-FM
* CJAQ 92.5 - Jack FM
* CFXJ 93.5 - Flow 93-5
* CBL 94.1 - CBC Radio Two
* CJEZ 97.3 - EZ Rock
* CHFI 98.1 - adult contemporary
* CBLA 99.1 - CBC Radio One
* CKFM 99.9 - Mix 99.9
* CHIN 100.7 - multicultural
* CJSA 101.3 - Canadian Multicultural Radio
* Rainbow Radio 103.9 - LGBT community station
* CHUM 104.5 - hot adult contemporary
* CHOQ 105.1 - franco-ontarian community station
* CHRY 105.5 - York University
* CFIE 106.5 - Aboriginal Voices Radio
* CILQ 107.1 - Q107"

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Motorola V635 - my new phone

Motorola V635 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "The V635 is a cell phone developed by Motorola. It is considered the successor to the V600 and V620 model phones. Its prominent features include the ability to insert a removable TransFlash memory card, (wich is fully accessible thru the Bluetooth) video capture and playback, 1.23 megapixel camera, and a colored outer display."

snapvine - it is sweet

SnapVine.com - Extraordinary Services for Ordinary Phones™: "SnapVine.com: Power up your phone with great new services!"

FREE SnapVine account

Dublin Dr. Pepper - the original

The Oldest Dr Pepper Bottling Plant in the World! A True Texas Original!

Old Doc's Soda Shop
105 E. Elm
Dublin, TX 76446
888-398-1024

Our shopping cart system is virtually foolproof and may be used for any order shipped within the 48 contiguous United States. International orders and orders originating from Alaska or Hawaii should be placed by phone

The history of Dublin Dr Pepper: "Dublin Dr Pepper History

The history of Dublin Dr Pepper: "Dublin Dr Pepper History

In 1885 Waco, Texas was a wild frontier town, nicknamed “six-shooter junction.” Wade Morrison’s Old Corner Drug Store was a prominent business and popular meeting place in downtown Waco. People came in for everything from flea powder to stationery, from cigars to fountain drinks.

One of Morrison’s employees, pharmacist Charles Alderton, noticed how customers loved the smell of the soda fountain with its many fruit, spice and berry aromas. He wanted to invent a drink that tasted the wonderful way the soda fountain smelled. After much experimentation he finally felt he had hit on “something different.” Patrons at the drug store agreed."

Dublin Dr Pepper: -the distinction of being bottled with Imperial Pure Cane Sugar - the original Dr Pepper formula.

Dublin Dr Pepper: "What makes us unique? Besides being the oldest Dr Pepper bottler in the world, Dublin Dr Pepper also has the distinction of being bottled with Imperial Pure Cane Sugar - the original Dr Pepper formula.

Dublin, Texas—also known officially as Dr Pepper, Texas for one week each June during our annual birthday celebration—became the site for the world’s oldest Dr Pepper bottling plant in 1891, just six years after the drink's invention in nearby Waco."

Pinball Rebel

Pinball Rebel: "Pinball Rebel is home to the original jukebox archive with many photos and free title strips. You can download my free custom pinball cards for your machine, and there are pinball and jukebox videos in real time format.

check out classic bottles and read about a place in Texas that is still making Dr Pepper the way it was meant to be made. Watch a Vendo 81 in action and think about times past."

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Motorola V635 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Motorola V635 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "The V635 is a cell phone developed by Motorola. It is considered the successor to the V600 and V620 model phones. Its prominent features include the ability to insert a removable TransFlash memory card, video capture and playback, 1.23 megapixel camera, and a colored outer display."

Green Bay Packers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Green Bay Packers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "The Green Bay Packers are a professional American football team based in Green Bay, Wisconsin. They are currently members of the Northern Division of the National Football Conference (NFC) in the National Football League (NFL). The team is sometimes affectionately referred to as simply 'The Pack'.

The Packers are the last remaining example of the 'small town teams' that comprised a majority of the NFL during the 1920s. Green Bay is by far the smallest media market to be the home of a North American major professional sports league (though their fanbase includes Milwaukee, the rest of Wisconsin, and beyond).

Founded in 1919, the Packers joined the NFL in 1921 during the league's second season. Today, the team holds the record for most NFL league championships with 12: nine NFL Championships prior to the Super Bowl era, Super Bowl I, Super Bowl II, and Super Bowl XXXI. The team also holds the distinction of winning the first two AFL-NFL Championship Games that were held before the AFL-NFL Merger, later referred to as Super Bowl I and II.

The Packers are currently the only publicly owned major league level professional sports team in the United States. Currently, a total of 4,749,925 shares are owned by 111,921 stockholders - none of whom receives any dividend"

Buffalo Bills - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Buffalo Bills - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "The Buffalo Bills are a professional American football team based in the Buffalo, New York metropolitan area, and play their home games in the suburb of Orchard Park. They are currently members of the Eastern Division of the American Football Conference (AFC) in the National Football League (NFL). The Bills began play in 1960 as a charter member of the American Football League and joined the NFL as part of the AFL-NFL Merger.

The Bills won two consecutive AFL titles in 1964 and 1965. The club is also the first and only team to win four consecutive American Football Conference Championships, though they failed to win any of the subsequent Super Bowls. The franchise name comes from the legendary western hunter and performer Buffalo Bill."

The Telegraph Office -- A Tribute to Morse Telegraphy and Resource for Wire and Wireless Telegraph Historians and Collectors

The Telegraph Office -- A Tribute to Morse Telegraphy and Resource for Wire and Wireless Telegraph Historians and Collectors

Whether you are a collector, historian or have a casual interest in the many facets of wire and wireless telegraphy, you will find something of interest here. Many resources are presented. You should be able find information about an old telegraph key or other artifact that you have.

CBC Newsworld - The End

CBC Newsworld - The End: "The experts have spoken. Mass media is reported to be on its last legs. A handful of new media entities with remarkably silly names: Blogs, Vlogs, YouTube, Podcasts, and Yahoo! are leading the charge, leaving traditional forms of communications to play catch-up or get left behind.

The CBC's pop culture specialist Jian Ghomeshi ponders the fate of mass media and asks whether we are nearing a world without television, radio or print in THE END"

Watching Two Worlds Collide - Ice Ice Baby 2002 | Funny Web Videos

Watching Two Worlds Collide - Ice Ice Baby 2002 | Funny Web Videos: "Watching Two Worlds Collide - Ice Ice Baby 2002

Interpreter's nightmare with a rap song."

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Attention Youth-Artists with Disabilities: If you are interested
in mentoring opportunities from other established artists with
disabilities, please contact the Canadian Abilities Foundation
at mailto:agc@abilities.ca. Please include your contact
information and age in your e-mail. We will send you information
pertaining to an up-and-coming project designed to help you in
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YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...

YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you turn up the radio excitedly at the sound of dead air on your competitor's station.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you have 37 unlabeled 15 minute cassettes in your back seat.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you listen to the radio "invertedly", turning up the volume during promos, sweepers, and talksets, and flipping to another station during music.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you drive around aimlessly looking for an unlit 4 tower array just to see it.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you swear at the competition while driving when you hear a song they beat you to.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you've ever heard of a "cart".
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you tell someone you plan to go to lunch "coming up next hour".
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you have 125 unopened CDs you'll never listen to but, never more than $3 cash.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you use phrases like "If I was programming the music, I would NEVER/ALWAYS/etc..."
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you have lived in six cities in eight years.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you remember what "When you play it, say it!" means.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......You get excited at sunset and drive by the towers just to hear the phase shift.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you know at just what mile marker a certain station will/will not come in.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you kicked the transmitter up to 50,000 Watts at night just so your friends to the south could hear you (even if it was just for a few minutes)...
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you drive north/south/east/west just to get that certain station.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you drive a $500.00 piece of crap while the sales weasels have $50,000 Lexus.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF .....You put up with it.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......You find yourself talking to yourself all the time to see how you sound.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you base your trip plans on what stations you want to hear.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you get a memo about how to report overtime and you wonder which overtime is overtime.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......two days off in a row is considered a "long weekend."
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you can recite the five-day forecast from memory.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you forgot what kind you music you like, but instead like songs because they sound good after the jingle.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you work on holidays.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you have been listening to the football game your station is airing for two hours and you don't know who's winning.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you can tell what time it is when listening to the radio even if they don't give the time.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you have dozens of tapes of radio stations that play music you don't like.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you listen to a station that's barely coming in.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you tune in to a station before it signs on.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......your maps are covered with circles and dots.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you are a "seasoned pro" after two years in the business.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you have a dozen radios, but you need them all.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you have copies of both the album version and radio edit.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you aren't a sports fan but you know who won and when they play next.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you have recurring nightmares about bad airshifts filled with dead air.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF......you interview the governor and drive off in a junker.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO.....At Christmas dinner, you backsell the Christmas presents, explaining that "Unopened ones around the corner, stick around".
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF....when the hotline rings you break into a cold sweat.
YOU MIGHT BR IN RADIO IF....your production/remote load exceeds your airshift and your friends ARE NOT in radio when they say you "have it made" working 4 hours just playing music.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF....you begin to like the music you are playing even though you have been faking it for years.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you can run to the can, drop a load while smoking a cigarette and make it back for the last 15 seconds of a 4 min. song.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you keep telling yourself,"this chick on the phone really might be hot...this could be the one".
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...said chick turns out to really be hot and your one goal is to have sex under the tower in back.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF....every time you screw up the Program Director is listening and calls in to tell you how bad you are and he misses the 4 hours of dead air your idiot co-worker had.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you're called 10 minutes before a shift starts and told you have to work it and you live 20 minutes away.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF..... you can recite all the spots in a break.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF..... the one time you need the power generator is the one day the electrician didnt have time to hook it up.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you have ever had to call a supervisor more then once on the same day at 3 A.M.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...your chief engineer has ever had to talk you through how to fix a transmitter from over a cell phone.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... the equipment at your station decides to stop working properly and just go to hell on a holiday weekend when no one can be reached.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF....you recite I.D's and sweepers from different stations just to annoy your friends.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF....when your at home and you answer the phone and give the stations call letters.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you answer the phone and tell someone their caller ..6
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF....you do an air shift in your dreams.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...on a holiday weekend, you're the only one at the station.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF... you talk about how much better your competition's webcast sounds over your stations actual broadcast.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you are on the air every holiday.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF....you talk to friends in a "radio voice"
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you have ever taped a boring conversation with someone and turned it into something funny.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you can hit the post on any ramp in your playlist, but can only sing the hooks from songs that are in your music promos.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you have a CD player in your car, but no tape deck, and are mad! (because you can't listen to your aircheck from that day).
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you are well into your thirties and have been hit on by a 13-year-old girl on the request line.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you hate everyone's favorite song because it doesn't have an intro.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...when you think of your fantasy girl or guy it is always someone in a band - not a movie star.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you actually own white cassette tapes.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you don't know whether to introduce yourself at parties...with your air-name or your real name.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you know how long it takes you to take a dump by song title.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...two months ago when you worked at the car wash you could jog a mile without being out of breath and now it is tough for you to get from your car to the LazEboy.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you know what temperature it is.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you make your friends listen to airchecks and they have no idea what you are talking about.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you refer to nighttime as "the weekend"
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you don't assume DJs are attractive...
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO.....if you hear your competition using catch phrases and you pull over to the side of the road screaming, "Thats mine Damnit!" - while your kids look at you as if you've finally snapped.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO.....if you tell your wife/girl/boyfriend, "Coming up next hour we'll be hearing from the inlaws, plus we have a new dinner today you're going to really like..."
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO.....if the first time you voice-tracked a shift, you stayed up until 4 A.M. to catch every break.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO.....if your boss mispelled your last name and called you Dennis for the first six months, and asked you how you like working at the Country station when you worked at the hot Adult Contemporary station next door.
YOU MIGHT BE IN RADIO IF...you have found that 7-inch reels of tape DO decay over time when stored in the garage.

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Malcolm in the Middle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Malcolm in the Middle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Malcolm in the Middle has averaged fewer than 3.5 million viewers a week, making it FOX's lowest-rated show. On Friday, January 13, 2006, FOX announced that the show would be moving to 7:00 on Sundays effective January 29, 2006. On Tuesday, January 17, 2006, FOX announced the cancellation of the series, with the 151st and final episode [1] airing, ironically, at 8:30pm ET/PT (the show's original timeslot) on May 14, 2006."

Podcasts | CBC Radio

Podcasts | CBC Radio: "CBC Radio Podcasts

Welcome to CBC Radio's podcasts! You'll find the best of our popular national Radio One shows, new regional podcast magazines, exclusive musical talent from Radio 3 and special podcast-only features. Discover programming that tickles your curiosity, feeds your brain and sparks your emotions!"

Committed (2005 TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Committed (2005 TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Committed was a television sitcom that aired on NBC as a midseason replacement from January 4, 2005 to March 15, 2005. The show was cancelled after the initial thirteen episodes were aired. Although originally broadcast twice a week (on Tuesdays and Thursdays) the series eventually settled in its regular timeslot on Tuesdays at 9:30PM EST"

CBC Arts: More favourite CBC Radio shows move onto podcast

CBC Arts: More favourite CBC Radio shows move onto podcast: "CBC has launched 22 radio programs on podcast as part of a major expansion of podcasting by the public broadcaster.

CBC Radio began podcasting — that is provided recordings of its radio programs that could be downloaded to a digital player or computer — last April. Shows are available free through iTunes, over CBC.ca and from other download services."

All in the Family - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

All in the Family - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "All in the Family is a popular and acclaimed American situation comedy that was originally broadcast on the CBS television network from January 12, 1971 to September 16, 1979, when the final original episode aired. The Daytime Series aired from November 3, 1975 to September 14, 1979. On September 23, 1979, the show was retooled and given a new name, Archie Bunker's Place. With that title, the sitcom lasted another four years, finally ending its run in 1983.

Produced by Norman Lear and based on a British television series Til Death Us Do Part, the show broke ground in its depiction of issues previously deemed unsuitable for network television comedy, such as racism, homosexuality, women's liberation, rape, breast cancer and impotence.

The show was wildly popular, and ranked #1 in the yearly Nielsen ratings from 1971 to 1976. Only one other program, The Cosby Show, has tied All In The Family in terms of years at the top of the ratings. In 2002, it ranked #4 on TV Guide's list of the 50 greatest TV shows of all time. TV Guide also named the show's protagonist, Archie Bunker, TV's greatest character of all time."

American Dreams - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

American Dreams - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "American Dreams was an American television drama program broadcast on the NBC television network. It debuted on September 29th, 2002. It initially aired on Sundays at 8:00pm but moved to the same time on Wednesdays starting March 9, 2005. Season 3 began on September 26, 2004. It was officially cancelled by NBC on May 16, 2005.

The show tells the story of the Pryor family of Philadelphia during the 1960s. Season 1 takes place in 1963-64, Season 2 in 1964-65 and Season 3 in 1965-66. The show is known as 'Our Generation' in Australia"

My Name Is Earl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

My Name Is Earl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "My Name Is Earl is an American sitcom created by Greg Garcia and produced by 20th Century Fox. It appears on NBC in the United States, Channel 4 in the United Kingdom, Channel 6 in Ireland and CH (Television System) TV in Canada. It stars Jason Lee, Ethan Suplee, and Jaime Pressly. Lee stars as Earl Hickey, a scruffy, petty crook with occasional run ins with the law, whose newly-won $100,000 lottery ticket is lost when he is hit by a car. He develops a belief in the concept of karma when he hears about it during the Carson Daly show while lying in his hospital bed after the accident. He decides he wants to turn his life around. After a few good deeds, his $100,000 ticket comes back to him. With his new lucky money, he proceeds to make a list of all the bad things he's done, and cross items off that list, one-by-one.

Suplee plays Earl's 'simple' but generally very kind hearted younger brother Randy, who is his sidekick as Earl seeks to amend for his past transgressions. Pressly is his ex-wife Joy. The show also stars Eddie Steeples as Joy's husband Darnell, and Nadine Velazquez as Catalina, a good-hearted friend and maid at the hotel where the Hickey brothers live"

CBC News: Three convicted in Oslo for theft of Munch's 'The Scream'

CBC News: Three convicted in Oslo for theft of Munch's 'The Scream': "A Norwegian court has convicted three men for the theft of Edvard Munch's masterpiece The Scream and another work, Madonna.

The court found Bjorn Hoen, 37, guilty of planning the bold daytime theft from Oslo's Munch Museum in August 2004."

CBC News: Half of Canadians practise religion monthly: StatsCan

CBC News: Half of Canadians practise religion monthly: StatsCan: "Less than a third of adults attend a religious service every month, but about half do something religious, says a study that suggests Canadians are more devout than is often assumed.

About 32 per cent of adults attend a service at least once a month, according to the Statistics Canada study Who's Religious?, released Tuesday"

NBC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

NBC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "NBC, the National Broadcasting Company, is an American television and radio network based in New York City's Rockefeller Center. It is sometimes referred to as the Peacock Network due to its stylized peacock logo. The network is now part of the media conglomerate NBC Universal and supplies programming to more than 200 affiliated U.S. stations. NBC Universal is a unit of General Electric.

It is the last U.S. network holding company to legally abandon the name behind its acronym; in 2003, the corporate name was shrunk from 'National Broadcasting Company, Inc.' as it had been from 1926 to 'NBC Universal, Inc.' following a merger with French Vivendi Universal's Entertainment division in 2004. NBC still uses the full name during occasional broadcasts, such as its coverage of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. (ABC still occasionally uses American Broadcasting Company or Companies for some copyrights and on-air branding.)"

National Public Radio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

National Public Radio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "National Public Radio (NPR) is an independent, private, not-for-profit membership organization of public radio stations in the United States. NPR was created in 1970, following the passage of the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967 which established the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and also led to the creation of the Public Broadcasting Service. The network was founded on February 26, 1970, headed by Robert Conley with a partnership of talented journalists, with 30 employees and 90 public radio stations as charter members.

Like its competitors, American Public Media and Public Radio International, NPR produces and distributes news and cultural programming. Its member stations are not required to broadcast all of these programs and most public radio stations broadcast programs from all three providers. Its flagship programs are two drive time news broadcasts, Morning Edition, and the afternoon All Things Considered; both are carried by nearly all NPR affiliates and in 2002 were the second- and third-most popular radio programs in the country. Morning Edition has been the network's most popular program since 1979."

Jazz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Jazz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Jazz is an original American musical art form originating around the early 1920s in New Orleans, rooted in Western music technique and theory, and is marked by the profound cultural contributions of African Americans. It is characterized by blue notes, syncopation, swing, call and response, polyrhythms, and improvisation. Jazz has been described as 'America's Classical Music', and started in saloons throughout the nation."

European classical music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

European classical music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Classical music is a broad, somewhat imprecise term, referring to music produced in, or rooted in the traditions of, European art, ecclesiastical and concert music, encompassing a broad period from roughly 1000 to the present day. The central norms of this tradition, according to one school of thought, developed between 1550 and 1825, focusing on what is known as the common practice period.

The term classical music did not appear until the early 19th century, in an attempt to 'canonize' the period from Bach to Beethoven as an era in music parallel to the golden age of sculpture, architecture and art of classical antiquity, (from which of course no music has directly survived). The earliest reference to 'classical music' recorded by the Oxford English Dictionary is from about 1836. Since that time the term has developed in common parlance as a simple opposite to popular music"

CBL-FM - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

CBL-FM - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "CBL is the CBC Radio Two station in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It broadcasts at 94.1 on the FM dial, and also serves Huntsville (FM 104.7), Orillia (FM 90.7) and Peterborough (FM 94.1).

CBL-FM was launched in 1946, simulcasting CBL-AM on the FM band. It originally broadcast at 99.1, but moved to 94.1 in 1966. (The 99.1 frequency was vacant until 1977, when it was assigned to the CKO radio network. CKO ceased operations in 1989, and the frequency was again vacant until it was assigned to CBLA.)

The CBC's FM network was strictly a simulcast of the AM network until 1960. In that year, distinct programming was launched on the FM network for the first time; this was discontinued in 1962 and resumed again in 1964. The FM network was rebranded CBC Stereo in 1975, and CBC Radio Two in 1997."

The Current - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Current - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "The Current is a current affairs radio show hosted by investigative reporter Anna Maria Tremonti on the CBC. It airs weekdays starting at 8:37 a.m. local time on CBC Radio One.

Although primarily a serious news program, The Current has traditionally begun each show with a brief satirical comment by a CBC producer credited only as The Voice."

The World at Six - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The World at Six - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "The World at Six is the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's national dinner-hour radio newscast, airing Monday to Friday from 6 to 6:30 p.m. on both CBC Radio One and CBC Radio Two.

On Saturdays and Sundays, the program airs with the title The World This Weekend"

DiscDrive - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

DiscDrive - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "DiscDrive is the afternoon show on CBC Radio Two hosted by Jurgen Gothe. It plays a mix of classical music and commentary.

The name is a pun since the program is playing discs while listeners are driving home from work during the afternoon rush hour"

CBC Radio Two - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

CBC Radio Two - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "CBC Radio Two is an FM radio network in Canada, operated by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Its programming focus is on arts and culture, primarily consisting of programs devoted to opera, classical music and jazz, although some programming devoted to Canadian pop and indie rock music also airs.

The CBC's FM network was launched in 1946, but was strictly a simulcast of the AM radio network until 1960. In that year, distinct programming on the FM network was launched for the first time. This was briefly discontinued in 1962, but resumed again in 1964.

In 1975, the FM network was rebranded CBC Stereo, to distinguish it from the AM network, known as CBC Radio. However, in the 1990s many of the old AM stations moved to FM as well, so in 1997 the CBC rebranded the networks as the current CBC Radio One and CBC Radio Two.

Radio Two is not as widely available across Canada as Radio One. While Radio One is available in most communities across Canada regardless of size, Radio Two for the most part is available only in larger cities. Radio Two also has a more consistent national schedule than Radio One, with only one and a half hours each week devoted to distinct regional programming. Regional programming primarily consists of a weekly arts magazine which airs on Sunday afternoons at noon, and a daily calendar of local arts"

Sound Advice - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sound Advice - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Sound Advice is a radio show on CBC Radio. It airs Saturdays from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Eastern Time on CBC Radio Two and Sundays from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time on CBC Radio One. The host is Rick Phillips.

The show reviews recordings of classical music and, except in special themed shows, a rating of up to five stars is given. The program advises listeners on building up a library of classical music.

The show also aims to impart discriminating distinctions so that listeners will become skilled in forming their own opinions. To further this instructive effort, different recordings of the same piece are often played in succession to illustrate different (and sometimes substandard) approaches in the performance."

Vinyl Tap - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Vinyl Tap - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Vinyl Tap is a CBC Radio One radio show hosted by Randy Bachman, musician alumnus of the famous Canadian rock bands, The Guess Who and Bachman-Turner Overdrive.

In the two hour program, Randy Bachman plays predominately classic rock music and tells various stories behind the selections, including numerous personal anecdotes."

The Vinyl Cafe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Vinyl Cafe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "The Vinyl Cafe is a radio comedy/variety show hosted by Stuart McLean and broadcast on CBC radio networks One and Two.

The feature segment is McLean telling his stories of the misadventures of Dave who runs an independent record store called The Vinyl Cafe ('We may not be big, but we're small')."

Outfront - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Outfront - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Outfront is a Canadian radio program, which airs on CBC Radio One from 8:45 to 9 p.m. on Monday to Wednesday evenings, following Nighttime Review.

The show, which was designed to showcase new and independent producers, airs a 15-minute radio documentary each day."

After Hours (radio show) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

After Hours (radio show) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "After Hours is a jazz-oriented program that airs from Monday to Friday from 10 PM-12 midnight on CBC Radio Two. The show is hosted by Andy Sheppard and originates from CBC Radio Two's Winnipeg studio."

CBC Radio 3 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

CBC Radio 3 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "CBC Radio 3 consists of four major parts all devoted to Canadian arts and music: a Sirius Satellite Radio station (channel 94), an 8.5 hour national Saturday evening program on CBC Radio Two, a weekly podcast from the CBC Radio 3 website, and streaming audio on the same website."

As It Happens - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

As It Happens - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "As It Happens is a long-running interview show on CBC Radio One in Canada. It has long been one of the most popular and acclaimed shows on CBC radio; it is also distributed in the United States by American Public Media.

The show was introduced in 1968 as a reverse call-in show — rather than having the public call in, the reporters at As It Happens would call newsmakers and pundits for their opinions"

CBC Radio One - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

CBC Radio One - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "CBC Radio One is the English language news and information radio network of the publicly-owned Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. It is commercial free and offers both local and national programming. It is available to ninety-eight percent of Canadians, and is also available overseas through Radio Canada International and also over the Internet.

A modified version of CBC Radio One, with local content replaced by additional airings of national programming, is also available on Sirius Satellite Radio channel 137. It airs on both Sirius Canada and the U.S. based service."

CBLA-FM - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

CBLA-FM - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "CBLA is a Canadian radio station. It is the CBC Radio One station in Toronto, Ontario, broadcasting at 99.1 FM"

Hockey Night in Canada - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Hockey Night in Canada - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Hockey Night in Canada (HNIC) is a popular television broadcast of National Hockey League games in Canada produced by the CBC. It is consistently the highest-rated Canadian-produced television program on Canadian television. The highest-rated segment of HNIC is Coach's Corner, an intermission show featuring Don Cherry and Ron MacLean."

CBC Newsworld - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

CBC Newsworld - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "CBC Newsworld is a Canadian 24-hour cable news television channel operated by the CBC. It broadcasts into over 10 million homes nation-wide, as well as into some northern states in the U.S. It is the world's third-oldest television service of this nature, after CNN in the United States and Sky News in the United Kingdom."

The OHL Arena & Travel Guide - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto Marlboros

The OHL Arena & Travel Guide - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto Marlboros: "Maple Leaf Gardens was once called the most important religious building in English Canada. This may seem an exaggeration, but it shows the status of hockey in Canada. Every year it was the Leafs in their Gardens versus the Habs in their Forum. Two solitudes, two arenas, one game.

That's all gone now. The Leafs left in 1999 for the spiffy but boring Air Canada Centre. However, two of their tenants remained for another season: the Toronto Rock lacrosse team and the Majors."

The OHL Arena & Travel Guide

The OHL Arena & Travel Guide: "Welcome to the OHL Arena & Travel Guide.

Below you will find links to all the OHL Arenas including driving directions, ticket prices, pictures and contact information. I have visited every OHL arena past and present dating back to the 1960's, and listed below are experiences in visiting each rink - what the arena is like, how the fans there treat opposing fans, etc. Every time I visit another OHL arena I will update the guide"

Hermosillo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Hermosillo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Hermosillo's origin traces back to 1700, when several villages were founded on lands previously inhabited by Native Americans. It came to be named the Villa de Pitic, but on September 5, 1828, it was renamed Hermosillo in honor of general José María González de Hermosillo who in 1810 fought for the independence of Mexico in the state of Sinaloa. On April 26, 1879, the city was named the capital of Sonora, and that declaration was confirmed in article 28 of the state constitution, written on September 15, 1917."

Maple Leaf Gardens - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Maple Leaf Gardens - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Maple Leaf Gardens is an indoor arena in Toronto, Ontario, on the northwest corner of Carlton Street and Church Street. One of the temples of ice hockey, it was home to the Toronto Maple Leafs from 1931-1999. It was also home to the Toronto Toros of the WHA from 1974-1976, the Toronto Marlboros of the OHL (junior hockey), the Toronto Rock of the NLL, and the Toronto Huskies in their single season in the Basketball Association of America (BBA) (a forerunner of the modern NBA). The NBA's Toronto Raptors played a handful of games at the arena each season from 1995-1999 (mostly when the Rogers Centre (formerly SkyDome) was unavailable), and the Buffalo Braves played a few home games each year at the arena as well. It was also one of the few venues outside of the U.S. where Elvis Presley had concerts (one on April 2, 1957).The Beatles once did two shows on the same night in Maple Leaf Gardens which has not been done in any other venue"

Kincardine, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Kincardine, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "The Municipality of Kincardine is located on the shores of Lake Huron in the County of Bruce in the province of Ontario, Canada. It has a population of 11,000, and covers an area of 580 square kilometres. The municipality, located at the mouth of the Penetangore River, was created in 1999 by the amalgamation of the Town of Kincardine, the Township of Kincardine, and the Township of Bruce"

Toronto - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Toronto - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Toronto is a Canadian city and the provincial capital of Ontario; it is located on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario. With a population of 2,481,494, it is the most populous city in Canada and the fifth most populous in North America (after Mexico City, New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago.) The population of the Toronto Census Metropolitan Area (CMA) is estimated at 5,304,100 in 2005 (Statistics Canada). The Greater Toronto Area (GTA), slightly larger than the Toronto CMA, is defined by provincial authorities for urban planning purposes. Residents of Toronto are called Torontonians. The city is part of the Golden Horseshoe, a densely populated region in Ontario of over eight million people. Approximately one-quarter of the Canadian population lives within the Golden Horseshoe, and about one-sixth of all Canadian jobs lie within the city limits. It currently holds the tallest freestanding structure on land in the world in the CN Tower, and the first ever stadium to have a retractable roof, the Rogers Centre (formerly the SkyDome), which was built in 1989.

Toronto is a global city, exerting significant regional, national, and international influence, and is one of the world's most multicultural and ethnically diverse cities: 42% of the population was born outside of Canada. Toronto is Canada's financial centre and economic engine, as well as one of the"

Port Elgin, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Port Elgin, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Port Elgin is a community in Bruce County, Ontario located on Lake Huron. It is now part of the town of Saugeen Shores. It is the largest community in the town with a population of over 7,000 people"

Bruce County, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bruce County, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Bruce County is a county in western Ontario, Canada, and includes the Bruce Peninsula. As of 2001, the population was 63,892. The area was 4,155.53 square kilometres. The county seat is Walkerton, Ontario. It is located at a Latitude of 44°30' North and a Longitude of 81°15' West."

Saugeen Shores, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Saugeen Shores, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Saugeen Shores is a town in Bruce County, Ontario, Canada, formed in the 1990s, as municipal restructuring merged the towns of Southampton, Port Elgin, and the township of Saugeen.

According to the 2001 Statistics Canada Census:

* Population: 11,388"

CW Television Network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

CW Television Network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "The CW Television Network, or more casually The CW, is a new television network in the United States set to launch for the 2006-07 television season. It will feature a mixture of programming from both UPN and The WB television networks, which will both cease independent operations on Monday, September 4, 2006 (Labor Day). The network will be a joint venture between CBS Corporation, owner of UPN, and Warner Bros. Entertainment, a subsidiary of Time Warner, majority owner of The WB."

CBC Arts: Urban thinker Jane Jacobs dies

CBC Arts: Urban thinker Jane Jacobs dies: "Jacobs, author of The Death and Life of Great American Cities, and most recently, Dark Age Ahead, was 89.

She'd been in ill health for more than a year and suffered several strokes, the most recent on Saturday.

Her powerful critiques about the urban renewal policies of North American cities have influenced thinking about urban planning for a generation.

"