On Feb 19, 9:44?am, dxAce wrote:
dxAce: Hey, did she [referring to Edweenie's daughter] get kicked out of Ecuador
at gunpoint along with you?

David Eduardo: No, she is an Ecuadorian citizen, and currently owns several
radio stations there.

dxAce: She's an American citizen as well, right?

David Eduardo: No.

dxAce: When did she change that?

David Eduardo: It's by birth. She has never been a US citizen.

dxAce: Interesting. Here is what you stated back on June 20, 2003 in
alt.politics.immigration:

"My oldest daughter is a dual Ecuadorian and American citizen, as she3 was born
in Ecuador and registered at the US Embassy as being of American parentage."

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.p.../browse_thread...



I always find it interesting when I must remind a pathological liar of the
things they've stated in the past.

--- David Eduardo then lapsed into his usual pathological obfuscation.

Absolutely priceless.

I have no idea, how Univision could put up with someone, who spends
24/7 on message boards, or maybe he doesn't even work. His sole
existence in life is to try and make others miserable - this IBOC
shill would love to put an end to SW and AM DX'ers, to the sole gain
of HD Radio/IBOC. To his displeasure, SW and analog AM will be around
for many years, as HD Radio/IBOC is failing on AM, and will just end
up being a niche market for radio-geeks. Here is an interesting on-
going poll by BMW owners, who are interested in buying either Sirius,
or HD Radio:

http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=152874

This shill realizes that for HD Radio/IBOC to succeed, in part, he
needs to convince the radio-geeks - you would think by now, with all
the hatred towards IBOC, he would have gotten a clue. He spreads the
sames lies on radio-info.com.

wrote in message
ps.com...

I have no idea, how Univision could put up with someone, who spends
24/7 on message boards, or maybe he doesn't even work.

I don't know how long it takes you to think through a brief response, but if
I sepnd 30 minutes a day on Usenet, that's a lot. Last I checked, most
people have 2/3 of the day and all the weekend free to do whatever they
want... or about 128 hours of free time a week.

His sole
existence in life is to try and make others miserable

.... no, only to those who post material that is not factual, such as your
mistaken claims that AM news / talk stations get higher rates than FMs or
that AM in general is prospering.

- this IBOC
shill would love to put an end to SW and AM DX'ers, to the sole gain
of HD Radio/IBOC.

This is the first time SW has come into0 the argument. I think SW of its own
is dead in most of the world, and is certainly, being skywave based, not an
apprpriate medium for HD.

AM DXers are now very few in number, and hardly have any claim to skywave
service when improving hte viability of AM at the local level is concerned.
Hey, it's a hobby, not an essential service.

To his displeasure, SW and analog AM will be around
for many years,

SW stations numbber perhaps half of the level of the 70's...

AM is dying. In Canada, they have reduced the station count by nearly 60%.
South Africa has no AMs left, etc. The listenership in the US dis down to a
small level, mostly composed of people over 50. Folks under 40 very nearly
do not listen at all to AM.

as HD Radio/IBOC is failing on AM, and will just end
up being a niche market for radio-geeks.

Actually, the viable metro signals will all be HD. It does not matter what
the marginal signals do, as they represent no listenership.

Here is an interesting on-
going poll by BMW owners, who are interested in buying either Sirius,
or HD Radio:

http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=152874

This shill realizes that for HD Radio/IBOC to succeed, in part, he
needs to convince the radio-geeks - you would think by now, with all
the hatred towards IBOC, he would have gotten a clue. He spreads the
sames lies on radio-info.com.

HD was just launched in 2006... and we all believe it to be a multi-year
building process, not a quick fix. It may never fix AM, however, as the band
is nearly dead.

On Feb 19, 1:45?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

ps.com...



I have no idea, how Univision could put up with someone, who spends
24/7 on message boards, or maybe he doesn't even work.

I don't know how long it takes you to think through a brief response, but if
I sepnd 30 minutes a day on Usenet, that's a lot. Last I checked, most
people have 2/3 of the day and all the weekend free to do whatever they
want... or about 128 hours of free time a week.

His sole
existence in life is to try and make others miserable

... no, only to those who post material that is not factual, such as your
mistaken claims that AM news / talk stations get higher rates than FMs or
that AM in general is prospering.

- this IBOC
shill would love to put an end to SW and AM DX'ers, to the sole gain
of HD Radio/IBOC.

This is the first time SW has come into0 the argument. I think SW of its own
is dead in most of the world, and is certainly, being skywave based, not an
apprpriate medium for HD.

AM DXers are now very few in number, and hardly have any claim to skywave
service when improving hte viability of AM at the local level is concerned.
Hey, it's a hobby, not an essential service.

To his displeasure, SW and analog AM will be around
for many years,

SW stations numbber perhaps half of the level of the 70's...

AM is dying. In Canada, they have reduced the station count by nearly 60%.
South Africa has no AMs left, etc. The listenership in the US dis down to a
small level, mostly composed of people over 50. Folks under 40 very nearly
do not listen at all to AM.

as HD Radio/IBOC is failing on AM, and will just end
up being a niche market for radio-geeks.

Actually, the viable metro signals will all be HD. It does not matter what
the marginal signals do, as they represent no listenership.

Here is an interesting on-
going poll by BMW owners, who are interested in buying either Sirius,
or HD Radio:

http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=152874

This shill realizes that for HD Radio/IBOC to succeed, in part, he
needs to convince the radio-geeks - you would think by now, with all
the hatred towards IBOC, he would have gotten a clue. He spreads the
sames lies on radio-info.com.

HD was just launched in 2006... and we all believe it to be a multi-year
building process, not a quick fix. It may never fix AM, however, as the band
is nearly dead.



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News/talk/sports is alive-and-well on the "clears".

On Feb 19, 7:58 am, wrote:
On Feb 19, 1:45?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:





wrote in message

ups.com...

I have no idea, how Univision could put up with someone, who spends
24/7 on message boards, or maybe he doesn't even work.

I don't know how long it takes you to think through a brief response, but if
I sepnd 30 minutes a day on Usenet, that's a lot. Last I checked, most
people have 2/3 of the day and all the weekend free to do whatever they
want... or about 128 hours of free time a week.

His sole
existence in life is to try and make others miserable

... no, only to those who post material that is not factual, such as your
mistaken claims that AM news / talk stations get higher rates than FMs or
that AM in general is prospering.

- this IBOC
shill would love to put an end to SW and AM DX'ers, to the sole gain
of HD Radio/IBOC.

This is the first time SW has come into0 the argument. I think SW of its own
is dead in most of the world, and is certainly, being skywave based, not an
apprpriate medium for HD.

AM DXers are now very few in number, and hardly have any claim to skywave
service when improving hte viability of AM at the local level is concerned.
Hey, it's a hobby, not an essential service.

To his displeasure, SW and analog AM will be around
for many years,

SW stations numbber perhaps half of the level of the 70's...

AM is dying. In Canada, they have reduced the station count by nearly 60%.
South Africa has no AMs left, etc. The listenership in the US dis down to a
small level, mostly composed of people over 50. Folks under 40 very nearly
do not listen at all to AM.

as HD Radio/IBOC is failing on AM, and will just end
up being a niche market for radio-geeks.

Actually, the viable metro signals will all be HD. It does not matter what
the marginal signals do, as they represent no listenership.

Here is an interesting on-
going poll by BMW owners, who are interested in buying either Sirius,
or HD Radio:

http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=152874

This shill realizes that for HD Radio/IBOC to succeed, in part, he
needs to convince the radio-geeks - you would think by now, with all
the hatred towards IBOC, he would have gotten a clue. He spreads the
sames lies on radio-info.com.

HD was just launched in 2006... and we all believe it to be a multi-year
building process, not a quick fix. It may never fix AM, however, as the band
is nearly dead.

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AM News/Talk/Sports is the Only-Game-in-Town on
the little one AM Radio Station town of Sonora, CA.
KVML-AM 1450 kHz = http://www.kvmlam.com/index.php
SIGNAL = http://www.kvmlam.com/coveragemap.php
"The Mother {Load} Lode's News Station"

i b listening to the 'am' radio ~ RHF

"RHF" wrote in message
ups.com...

AM News/Talk/Sports is the Only-Game-in-Town on
the little one AM Radio Station town of Sonora, CA.
KVML-AM 1450 kHz = http://www.kvmlam.com/index.php
SIGNAL = http://www.kvmlam.com/coveragemap.php
"The Mother {Load} Lode's News Station"

Clark Broadcasting would be interest in knowing what happened to it's
Sonora-licensed FM, KZSQ.

There are dozens of Jackson, Sacramento, Modesto and Stockton market
stations that have viable signals in Sonora, and the market is part of the
Sacramento DMA.

On Feb 19, 5:59 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"RHF" wrote in message

ups.com...



AM News/Talk/Sports is the Only-Game-in-Town on
the little one AM Radio Station town of Sonora, CA.
KVML-AM 1450 kHz =http://www.kvmlam.com/index.php
SIGNAL =http://www.kvmlam.com/coveragemap.php
"The Mother {Load} Lode's News Station"

Clark Broadcasting would be interest in knowing what happened to it's
Sonora-licensed FM, KZSQ.

There are dozens of Jackson, Sacramento, Modesto and Stockton market
stations that have viable signals in Sonora, and the market is part of the
Sacramento DMA.

DE - But I do AM News/Talk Radio and KVML carries
the "Local Weather" and in the Winter up here in the
Foothills of the Sierras "Knowing-the-Weather" at all
times is very important.

The 'old' KKBN-FM before it was bought by Clark was
a "Good" 'local' Twain Harte Radio Station. But now is
part of the mix that Clark owns and operates locally.

un-chain-my-tires : let me drive snow free ~ RHF

wrote in message
oups.com...

News/talk/sports is alive-and-well on the "clears".


That's about 20 stations, all of which are declining in sales demos and
billings.

On Feb 19, 11:40?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

oups.com...



News/talk/sports is alive-and-well on the "clears".

That's about 20 stations, all of which are declining in sales demos and
billings.

That's bull****, shill:

http://www.northpine.com/broadcast/50kwam.html

Analog AM will be around for many years , long after HD Radio/IBOC has
died - interesting, you never tried to counter my other posts. HD
Radio/IBOC is already dead.

wrote in message
ups.com...
On Feb 19, 11:40?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

oups.com...



News/talk/sports is alive-and-well on the "clears".

That's about 20 stations, all of which are declining in sales demos and
billings.

That's bull****, shill:

There are only these (former designation) 1-A clears: KFI, WSM, WFAN, WSCR,
WLW, WGN, WSB, WJR, WABC, WBBM, WBAP, WCCO, WHAS, WWL, WCBS, WLS, KDKA, WBZ,
WHO, WTAM, KMOX, KSL, WHAM, WOAI, WPHT. 5 of them are not news talk, and all
but KFI had declininng billings in 2006.

http://www.northpine.com/broadcast/50kwam.html

Many of these are 50 kw, but not major stations. Remember, about 2 kw on 540
covers more than 50 kw on 1580. Some of the ones on the list are true dogs,
like KBLA and the 1580 in Phoenix.

Analog AM will be around for many years , long after HD Radio/IBOC has
died - interesting, you never tried to counter my other posts. HD
Radio/IBOC is already dead.

HD was mostly developed for FM, where over 1000 stations are on the air. A
significant portion of major AMs in the US are on in HD.

On Feb 19, 1:45?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

ps.com...



I have no idea, how Univision could put up with someone, who spends
24/7 on message boards, or maybe he doesn't even work.

I don't know how long it takes you to think through a brief response, but if
I sepnd 30 minutes a day on Usenet, that's a lot. Last I checked, most
people have 2/3 of the day and all the weekend free to do whatever they
want... or about 128 hours of free time a week.

His sole
existence in life is to try and make others miserable

... no, only to those who post material that is not factual, such as your
mistaken claims that AM news / talk stations get higher rates than FMs or
that AM in general is prospering.

- this IBOC
shill would love to put an end to SW and AM DX'ers, to the sole gain
of HD Radio/IBOC.

This is the first time SW has come into0 the argument. I think SW of its own
is dead in most of the world, and is certainly, being skywave based, not an
apprpriate medium for HD.

AM DXers are now very few in number, and hardly have any claim to skywave
service when improving hte viability of AM at the local level is concerned.
Hey, it's a hobby, not an essential service.

To his displeasure, SW and analog AM will be around
for many years,

SW stations numbber perhaps half of the level of the 70's...

AM is dying. In Canada, they have reduced the station count by nearly 60%.
South Africa has no AMs left, etc. The listenership in the US dis down to a
small level, mostly composed of people over 50. Folks under 40 very nearly
do not listen at all to AM.

as HD Radio/IBOC is failing on AM, and will just end
up being a niche market for radio-geeks.

Actually, the viable metro signals will all be HD. It does not matter what
the marginal signals do, as they represent no listenership.

Here is an interesting on-
going poll by BMW owners, who are interested in buying either Sirius,
or HD Radio:

http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=152874

This shill realizes that for HD Radio/IBOC to succeed, in part, he
needs to convince the radio-geeks - you would think by now, with all
the hatred towards IBOC, he would have gotten a clue. He spreads the
sames lies on radio-info.com.

HD was just launched in 2006... and we all believe it to be a multi-year
building process, not a quick fix. It may never fix AM, however, as the band
is nearly dead.



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"In-Stat: Digital Radio Set to Take Off"

"In 2006, 73 percent of respondents to an In-Stat U.S. consumer survey
were aware of HD Radio on some level."

http://beradio.com/eyeoniboc/instat-digital-radio-set/

"Sirius, XM, and HD: Consumer interest reality check" (Alexaholic)

"While interest in satellite radio is diminishing, interest in HD
shows no signs of a pulse."

http://www.hear2.com/2007/02/sirius_....html#comments

This just confirms, the lack of interest for HD Radio, on Google
Trends:

http://www.google.com/trends?q=%22hd... =all&date=all

Taking off - HD Radio/IBOC has had its wings clipped ! ;-)