Where's Willy? � 2.2

Where's Willy? � 2.2: "Do you ever wonder where that paper money in your pocket has been, or where it will go next? This is the place to find out.

All you need to do is enter the serial number of any Canadian Bank Note, and your current Canadian Post Code or USA ZIP code in the box below."

CBC Radio Two to revamp evening schedule; Radio One adds more drama/comedy • CBC Radio 1 • Inside the CBC

CBC Radio Two to revamp evening schedule; Radio One adds more drama/comedy • CBC Radio 1 • Inside the CBC: "CBC introduced on Wednesday a slate of arts and culture programming changes to its two main radio services, largely driven by the decision to expand CBC Radio Two as a Canadian music service and broaden the musical genres featured on air."

CBC.ca Arts - CBC Radio to broaden Radio Two, add arts magazine

CBC.ca Arts - CBC Radio to broaden Radio Two, add arts magazine: "CBC introduced on Wednesday a slate of arts and culture programming changes to its two main radio services, largely driven by the decision to expand CBC Radio Two as a flag-waving Canadian music service and broaden the musical genres featured on air."

[daily dose of imagery]

[daily dose of imagery]

my favorite photoblog from toronto as well

HAVE IT WEAVED: WEAVED.NET [PHOTOBLOG NEW YORK CITY]

HAVE IT WEAVED: WEAVED.NET [PHOTOBLOG NEW YORK CITY]


great photos

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."

Flickr: The Glass Eye: Disabled Photographers of Ontario

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"

Flickr: Photos from arc23

Flickr: Photos from arc23 - NEW

more photos added

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."