Mike Luther wrote:
Isn't our old friend WTAW on streaming audio as well?

I'm just lazy. My IC-756PRO also receives it pretty well
on my G5RV. But my computer and ICOM are not in my bedroom
and I like to set the CCRadio timer to one hour so it will
turn off automatically after I go to sleep listening to
Coast-To-Coast AM with George and Art.

Incidentally, I'd love to be able to get KMVL-AM in Madisonville where
you are, at the in-town family home site in College Station, at night,
chuckle. But at night on 1220 when KMVL-AM is at 3 watts, that's even a
few DB worse than your choice for 10KW, grin.

WTAW advertises 10kw but may run at reduced power at night.
That might be part of the problem. And I could switch over
to KMVL but music doesn't put me to sleep as fast as Art
Bell. :-)
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

ROTFL!

Cecil Moore wrote:

WTAW advertises 10kw but may run at reduced power at night.
That might be part of the problem. And I could switch over
to KMVL but music doesn't put me to sleep as fast as Art
Bell. :-)


Double

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-- Sleep well; OS2's still awake!

Mike Luther

"Cecil Moore" bravely wrote to "All" (14 Nov 05 15:52:32)
--- on the heady topic of " The C. Crane Co. CCRadio Plus"

CM From: Cecil Moore
CM Xref: core-easynews rec.radio.amateur.antenna:220052

CM WTAW advertises 10kw but may run at reduced power at night.
CM That might be part of the problem. And I could switch over
CM to KMVL but music doesn't put me to sleep as fast as Art
CM Bell. :-)

No wonder it puts you to sleep. Here you are with an IQ of nearly 170
and to have to listen to perfect morons using 10 gallon words
inappropriately must just lull you into unconsciousness before they
reach the end of their speil. You have to be a masochist!

A*s*i*m*o*v

.... Plato was a bore. - Friedrich Nietzsche

Asimov wrote:
No wonder it puts you to sleep. Here you are with an IQ of nearly 170
and to have to listen to perfect morons using 10 gallon words
inappropriately must just lull you into unconsciousness before they
reach the end of their speil. You have to be a masochist!

Just trying to support my fellow ham, Art Bell. :-)
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
et...
Asimov wrote:
No wonder it puts you to sleep. Here you are with an IQ of nearly 170
and to have to listen to perfect morons using 10 gallon words
inappropriately must just lull you into unconsciousness before they
reach the end of their speil. You have to be a masochist!

Just trying to support my fellow ham, Art Bell. :-)
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

I lost interest in Art Bell when he interviewed a lady who said,
"I got into the mind of the spider, as he crawled across the wall."
Mike

amdx wrote:
I lost interest in Art Bell when he interviewed a lady who said,
"I got into the mind of the spider, as he crawled across the wall."

Now "Be The Beast" is on the National Geographic channel.
Did you hear Art Bell interview Wayne Green?
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 20:47:37 GMT, Cecil Moore wrote:

amdx wrote:
I lost interest in Art Bell when he interviewed a lady who said,
"I got into the mind of the spider, as he crawled across the wall."

Now "Be The Beast" is on the National Geographic channel.
Did you hear Art Bell interview Wayne Green?

Wayne's recommended reading list was pretty amazing. Did they really
fake the moon shot in a TV studio?

bob
k5qwg

Bob Miller wrote:
Wayne's recommended reading list was pretty amazing. Did they really
fake the moon shot in a TV studio?

I saw "Destination Moon" back in the '50's.
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

"Bob Miller" wrote in message
...
Wayne's recommended reading list was pretty amazing. Did they really
fake the moon shot in a TV studio?

It's kinda humorously ironic that the reason some of these "we faked the moon
landing" types are so sure of themselves is because they're so ignorant or
just plain downright dumb that they, personally, can't understand all the
science required to pull it off. Granted, there probably is no one single
person who _does_, but at least most people are savvy enough to recognize that
(1) there are people smarter -- much, much smarter! -- than themselves and (2)
a bunch of average people with limited skills can, while working in a
well-organized effort, achieve extraordinary results that no single human ever
could.

"amdx" wrote in message
...
I lost interest in Art Bell when he interviewed a lady who said,
"I got into the mind of the spider, as he crawled across the wall."

I distinctly recall him interviewing a guy who was discussing how, if you just
thought about it hard enough, you could be telekinetic and move large boudlers
around just like Luke in The Empire Strikes Back. He kept saying something
like, "You can't be Jesus, you can't be Satan, but anything else you can be!"

:-)

Just because Art interviews loons doesn't mean that (1) he's one or (2) his
listeners are. It's just entertainment, plain and simple...