David Eduardo wrote:

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David Eduardo wrote:
3. I dropped out of the Colegio Americano in Quito to put my own radio
staiton on the air.

Yeah, that station where your name is not on the ownership papers and
where you
signed QSL's as the 'General Manager'. Also signed as 'David F. Gleason'.

If you care to check, Radio Musical, Cia. Ltda, a limited responsibility
corporation, was established in June of 1964 and I was the sole shareholder
and the "agent" was Dr. Isaac Cevallos, my attorney. I am sure that the
commercial section of the US Embassy / Quito can find this for you.

Edweenie, you're full of ****!



Oh, that's right, 'Eduardo' didn't show up until c.2000.

As I said, I never used the name (and still don't) for anything but 1) legal
papers that require the full name and, 2) Newsgroups, going back to The Well
and CIS in the 80's. It's a baptismal "given name" and for most things I
have never, and still don't, use it.

You never used it until c.2000. It didn't exist until then, despite your
protestations!

4. I was deans list for many semesters in college 10 years later when i
did
my university studies part time while working.
5. Logic involves analyzing facts and drawing conclusions. Ams moving to
FM
and becoming more successful indicates that more will do the same
thing...
that is logic.

It sure does! That's how I discovered that you're a phoney baloney fake! I
analysed the facts and drew conclusions based upon those facts.

Back to the subject: the reality is that HD is here and DXing will adapt to
it, hopefully with the introduction of a communications grade receiver with
HD on it.

Stop trying to obfuscate!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

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David Eduardo wrote:

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David Eduardo wrote:
3. I dropped out of the Colegio Americano in Quito to put my own
radio
staiton on the air.

Yeah, that station where your name is not on the ownership papers and
where you
signed QSL's as the 'General Manager'. Also signed as 'David F.
Gleason'.

If you care to check, Radio Musical, Cia. Ltda, a limited responsibility
corporation, was established in June of 1964 and I was the sole
shareholder
and the "agent" was Dr. Isaac Cevallos, my attorney. I am sure that the
commercial section of the US Embassy / Quito can find this for you.

Edweenie, you're full of ****!

In other words, you are not going to check. You could, and you would find
out the entire company was in my name.

For one week in April of 1993 (or was it 1992? I have a page from a
Monterey,Mexico,MacDonalds restaurant Monterey news paper here
somewhere) I visited Mexico.Reynosa,Matamoros,Rio Bravo,Gral Bravo,
(depending on which old Rand McNally road atlas you look at,Gral Bravo
might be called Dr.Bravo,China,or Gral Bravo.I like Gral Bravo,it's a
litlle bitty fiendly little town.Bienevidos Gral Bravo) Nueva Laredo,a
bunch of other towns too.I reckon I can say for one week (seven days) I
lived in Mexico.I didn't get sick on the food and water either,I know
how to handle those ''kinds of situations''
cuhulin

David Eduardo wrote:

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David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:
3. I dropped out of the Colegio Americano in Quito to put my own
radio
staiton on the air.

Yeah, that station where your name is not on the ownership papers and
where you
signed QSL's as the 'General Manager'. Also signed as 'David F.
Gleason'.

If you care to check, Radio Musical, Cia. Ltda, a limited responsibility
corporation, was established in June of 1964 and I was the sole
shareholder
and the "agent" was Dr. Isaac Cevallos, my attorney. I am sure that the
commercial section of the US Embassy / Quito can find this for you.

Edweenie, you're full of ****!

In other words, you are not going to check. You could, and you would find
out the entire company was in my name.

Seems as though you have stated in the past that it *was not* in your name..
Which would explain why you were merely the *General Manager*.

LMFAO

dxAce
Michigan
USA

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If you care to check, Radio Musical, Cia. Ltda, a limited
responsibility
corporation, was established in June of 1964 and I was the sole
shareholder
and the "agent" was Dr. Isaac Cevallos, my attorney. I am sure that
the
commercial section of the US Embassy / Quito can find this for you.

Edweenie, you're full of ****!

In other words, you are not going to check. You could, and you would find
out the entire company was in my name.

Seems as though you have stated in the past that it *was not* in your
name..
Which would explain why you were merely the *General Manager*.

I did not say that; I said the license was not in my name... the company
that owned the license was. In fact, only a few hundred US radio stations
out of 14 thousand are in the name of an individual licensee... all the rest
are companies of some kind.

How else would the general manager of a radio station do a business card?
Many general managers are also owners of the licensee corporation, but they
don't put that on their card.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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If you care to check, Radio Musical, Cia. Ltda, a limited
responsibility
corporation, was established in June of 1964 and I was the sole
shareholder
and the "agent" was Dr. Isaac Cevallos, my attorney. I am sure that
the
commercial section of the US Embassy / Quito can find this for you.

Edweenie, you're full of ****!

In other words, you are not going to check. You could, and you would find
out the entire company was in my name.

Seems as though you have stated in the past that it *was not* in your
name..
Which would explain why you were merely the *General Manager*.

I did not say that; I said the license was not in my name... the company
that owned the license was. In fact, only a few hundred US radio stations
out of 14 thousand are in the name of an individual licensee... all the rest
are companies of some kind.

How else would the general manager of a radio station do a business card?
Many general managers are also owners of the licensee corporation, but they
don't put that on their card.

Keep dancing, little boy, keep dancing!

You're hilarious.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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If you care to check, Radio Musical, Cia. Ltda, a limited
responsibility
corporation, was established in June of 1964 and I was the sole
shareholder
and the "agent" was Dr. Isaac Cevallos, my attorney. I am sure that
the
commercial section of the US Embassy / Quito can find this for you.

Edweenie, you're full of ****!

In other words, you are not going to check. You could, and you would find
out the entire company was in my name.

Seems as though you have stated in the past that it *was not* in your
name..
Which would explain why you were merely the *General Manager*.

I did not say that; I said the license was not in my name... the company
that owned the license was. In fact, only a few hundred US radio stations
out of 14 thousand are in the name of an individual licensee... all the rest
are companies of some kind.

How else would the general manager of a radio station do a business card?
Many general managers are also owners of the licensee corporation, but they
don't put that on their card.

Edweenie, with an ego as big as yours, if you were the owner you'd certainly
have put that on your business card and you'd certainly have signed the QSL's
that way as well. Same thing with the 'Eduardo' shtik, if it were true, that's
the way you would have signed things, especially being in Latin America.

However, as you and I both know, you were not an owner, nor are you 'Eduardo'.

Now go get your panties out of those knots.

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David Eduardo wrote:

How else would the general manager of a radio station do a business card?
Many general managers are also owners of the licensee corporation, but
they
don't put that on their card.

Edweenie, with an ego as big as yours, if you were the owner you'd
certainly
have put that on your business card and you'd certainly have signed the
QSL's
that way as well.

Sorry, that is not the way it was done. Look at anyone's veries or QSL's (MW
or SW) from the 60's from Ecuador and you will find that people like Gonzalo
Maldonado (Atahualpa), Gerardo Brborich (RNE), Gustavo Herdoiza (Tarqui),
Armando Rormero (Cristal), Voltaire Paladines (Atalaya), Eduardo Granja
(Ecuatoirana), etc., etc. who were all also owners never signed as
"propietario" but as general manager. In that society and culture, putting
"owner" on a business card was the height of tackiness... something only
Numa Pompilio Castro of Radio Cosmopolita would do....

In any case, you might drop a line to my partner at the only station I owned
with a partner (Radio Carrousel 660 Guayaquil), Jaime Nebot Velasco and ask
him who I am. He can currently be reached by addressing your letter, in
Spanish, of course, to the Mayor of Guayaquil which is the position he
occupies currently.

Same thing with the 'Eduardo' shtik, if it were true, that's
the way you would have signed things, especially being in Latin America.

As mentioned before, I hav enot used that name except on such legal
documents as require _all_ names and on newsgroups, ever. when I woened
stations in Ecuador or managed stations and groups in Puerto Rico, I did not
need to use extra names... having an Irish name in Latin America is not all
that uncommon, as Bernard O'Higgins will testify (were he still alive).

You think that having a name that ends in a vowel somehow makes a person
seem to be something different? Non-Spanish names are profuse in Latin
America, ranging from Fujimori to Fox to Menem to Stroessner, to name a few
former presidents of several different countries.

However, as you and I both know, you were not an owner, nor are you
'Eduardo'.

Hey, even closer to home... talk to Larry Cervone, former head of Gates and
then BE in Quincy... he sold me the original equipment for my first
station... paid with travelers cheques in Quincy in June of1964... he loves
the story of the 17 year old who was building a radio station. Or, look for
my letter to the editor in Broadcasting in September, 1964 about
establishing contacts with stations in other countries. Or any member of the
International Broadcaster's Idea Bank in the 60's.... from Art Keller of EZ
communications to Cary Simpson of the Intermountain Network in Pennsylvania,
all of whom knew me "then" and knew what I did. Or Herb Levin of the 1020
Kendall, FL, station who was GM at WQA in Miami who helped me get my GM
position in Puerto Rico in 1970 when things went bad in Ecuador.

Nice try... I can name hundreds and hundreds of people who knew the
stations, knew me and would know you are without basis in your claim.

Go ahead... write to any of them... or to any broadcaster in Quito who was
active in that period. Go for it.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

How else would the general manager of a radio station do a business card?
Many general managers are also owners of the licensee corporation, but
they
don't put that on their card.

Edweenie, with an ego as big as yours, if you were the owner you'd
certainly
have put that on your business card and you'd certainly have signed the
QSL's
that way as well.

Sorry, that is not the way it was done. Look at anyone's veries or QSL's (MW
or SW) from the 60's from Ecuador and you will find that people like Gonzalo
Maldonado (Atahualpa), Gerardo Brborich (RNE), Gustavo Herdoiza (Tarqui),
Armando Rormero (Cristal), Voltaire Paladines (Atalaya), Eduardo Granja
(Ecuatoirana), etc., etc. who were all also owners never signed as
"propietario" but as general manager. In that society and culture, putting
"owner" on a business card was the height of tackiness... something only
Numa Pompilio Castro of Radio Cosmopolita would do....

In any case, you might drop a line to my partner at the only station I owned
with a partner (Radio Carrousel 660 Guayaquil), Jaime Nebot Velasco and ask
him who I am. He can currently be reached by addressing your letter, in
Spanish, of course, to the Mayor of Guayaquil which is the position he
occupies currently.

Same thing with the 'Eduardo' shtik, if it were true, that's
the way you would have signed things, especially being in Latin America.

As mentioned before, I hav enot used that name except on such legal
documents as require _all_ names and on newsgroups, ever. when I woened
stations in Ecuador or managed stations and groups in Puerto Rico, I did not
need to use extra names... having an Irish name in Latin America is not all
that uncommon, as Bernard O'Higgins will testify (were he still alive).

You think that having a name that ends in a vowel somehow makes a person
seem to be something different? Non-Spanish names are profuse in Latin
America, ranging from Fujimori to Fox to Menem to Stroessner, to name a few
former presidents of several different countries.

However, as you and I both know, you were not an owner, nor are you
'Eduardo'.

Hey, even closer to home... talk to Larry Cervone, former head of Gates and
then BE in Quincy... he sold me the original equipment for my first
station... paid with travelers cheques in Quincy in June of1964... he loves
the story of the 17 year old who was building a radio station. Or, look for
my letter to the editor in Broadcasting in September, 1964 about
establishing contacts with stations in other countries. Or any member of the
International Broadcaster's Idea Bank in the 60's.... from Art Keller of EZ
communications to Cary Simpson of the Intermountain Network in Pennsylvania,
all of whom knew me "then" and knew what I did. Or Herb Levin of the 1020
Kendall, FL, station who was GM at WQA in Miami who helped me get my GM
position in Puerto Rico in 1970 when things went bad in Ecuador.

Nice try... I can name hundreds and hundreds of people who knew the
stations, knew me and would know you are without basis in your claim.

Go ahead... write to any of them... or to any broadcaster in Quito who was
active in that period. Go for it.

Dance little boy, dance! You were not the *owner*.

You're hilarious.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

On Mar 20, 8:20 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
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David Eduardo wrote:

How else would the general manager of a radio station do a business card?
Many general managers are also owners of the licensee corporation, but
they
don't put that on their card.

Edweenie, with an ego as big as yours, if you were the owner you'd
certainly
have put that on your business card and you'd certainly have signed the
QSL's
that way as well.

Sorry, that is not the way it was done. Look at anyone's veries or QSL's (MW
or SW) from the 60's from Ecuador and you will find that people like Gonzalo
Maldonado (Atahualpa), Gerardo Brborich (RNE), Gustavo Herdoiza (Tarqui),
Armando Rormero (Cristal), Voltaire Paladines (Atalaya), Eduardo Granja
(Ecuatoirana), etc., etc. who were all also owners never signed as
"propietario" but as general manager. In that society and culture, putting
"owner" on a business card was the height of tackiness... something only
Numa Pompilio Castro of Radio Cosmopolita would do....

Actually, I think I misread your post the first time. That is the way
it was done. You're right.

In any case, you might drop a line to my partner at the only station I owned
with a partner (Radio Carrousel 660 Guayaquil), Jaime Nebot Velasco and ask
him who I am. He can currently be reached by addressing your letter, in
Spanish, of course, to the Mayor of Guayaquil which is the position he
occupies currently.

I just remembered that Jaime is on vacation right now. Sorry.


Same thing with the 'Eduardo' shtik, if it were true, that's
the way you would have signed things, especially being in Latin America.

As mentioned before, I hav enot used that name except on such legal
documents as require _all_ names and on newsgroups, ever. when I woened
stations in Ecuador or managed stations and groups in Puerto Rico, I did not
need to use extra names... having an Irish name in Latin America is not all
that uncommon, as Bernard O'Higgins will testify (were he still alive).

You think that having a name that ends in a vowel somehow makes a person
seem to be something different? Non-Spanish names are profuse in Latin
America, ranging from Fujimori to Fox to Menem to Stroessner, to name a few
former presidents of several different countries.

Oh all right for Christ's sake. So I try to spic it up a little to
promote my career. There are worse sins!



However, as you and I both know, you were not an owner, nor are you
'Eduardo'.

Hey, even closer to home... talk to Larry Cervone, former head of Gates and
then BE in Quincy... he sold me the original equipment for my first
station... paid with travelers cheques in Quincy in June of1964... he loves
the story of the 17 year old who was building a radio station. Or, look for
my letter to the editor in Broadcasting in September, 1964 about
establishing contacts with stations in other countries. Or any member of the
International Broadcaster's Idea Bank in the 60's.... from Art Keller of EZ
communications to Cary Simpson of the Intermountain Network in Pennsylvania,
all of whom knew me "then" and knew what I did. Or Herb Levin of the 1020
Kendall, FL, station who was GM at WQA in Miami who helped me get my GM
position in Puerto Rico in 1970 when things went bad in Ecuador.

Nice try... I can name hundreds and hundreds of people who knew the
stations, knew me and would know you are without basis in your claim.

Go ahead... write to any of them... or to any broadcaster in Quito who was
active in that period. Go for it.

For that matter, you can contact any broadcaster in the depths of
Siberia and they'll tell you....they''ll tell you!