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FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
Say goodbye to MWDX.
All 74 pages are available right he http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...CC-07-33A1.doc |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
On Jun 1, 11:43�am, David wrote:
Say goodbye to MWDX. *All 74 pages are available right he *http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...CC-07-33A1.doc Hopefully, this will be mostly an issue, if you have a local 50KW AM and are trying to hear a distant, adjacent AM - either way, AM-HD will be the death of AM. |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
On Jun 1, 8:43 am, David wrote:
Say goodbye to MWDX. All 74 pages are available right he http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...CC-07-33A1.doc The real issue is that the FCC neither has the technical expertise or desire to combat market forces such as IBiquity. AM HD is a solution to a problem that doesn't exist and is technically flawed because there is no clean way to transition from pure analog AM transmission to digital transmission. IBiquity and AM broadcasters know this but they seem intent on ignoring the technical issues. You just can't throw away billions of analog receivers and get everyone to buy a more expensive digital one. The market just isn't there as most AM listeners just don't care. jw |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
On Jun 1, 1:03?pm, Rfburns wrote:
On Jun 1, 8:43 am, David wrote: Say goodbye to MWDX. All 74 pages are available right he http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...CC-07-33A1.doc The real issue is that the FCC neither has the technical expertise or desire to combat market forces such as IBiquity. AM HD is a solution to a problem that doesn't exist and is technically flawed because there is no clean way to transition from pure analog AM transmission to digital transmission. IBiquity and AM broadcasters know this but they seem intent on ignoring the technical issues. You just can't throw away billions of analog receivers and get everyone to buy a more expensive digital one. The market just isn't there as most AM listeners just don't care. jw This sure doesn't sound like the R.F.Burns on radio-info.com - actually, consumers could give a **** about HD Radio, as a whole: http://www.google.com/trends?q=%22hd... te=all&sort=0 |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
blitz wrote: RHF writes... On Jun 1, 5:43 am, David wrote: Say goodbye to MWDX. All 74 pages are available right he http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...CC-07-33A1.doc DX'ers - WAS2 ~ RHF IBOC is earnings-driven. As Mr. Eduardo is so quick to point out, DXers don't pay the bills. So the industry as a whole is willing to risk something like IBOC to revive earnings. It's a kludge; there might be better options; but it's not going away soon. And that sucks for distance listening on older equipment. New equipment might actually open up new kinds of DX. We just don't know yet. IBOC = QRM, and Edweenie is a fake Hispanic! |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
On Jun 1, 8:43 am, David wrote:
Say goodbye to MWDX. All 74 pages are available right he http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...CC-07-33A1.doc Dammit. I'd rather DX power line noise than that ****. |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
On Jun 2, 11:58 pm, Somebody Somewhere wrote:
On Jun 1, 8:43 am, David wrote: Say goodbye to MWDX. All 74 pages are available right he http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...CC-07-33A1.doc Dammit. I'd rather DX power line noise than that ****. If the IBOC folks are correct, then lots of people would probably like to listen to power line noise if only they can hear it in digital quality. lol |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
Mostly,the only stores I get to anymore are the food store, the discount
tobacco store, gas station,the Animal Health Products store (dog food) and sometimes the Sears store and the book store at the mall. I almost never check out the radios at the stores I go to which do sell radios because I know they are mostly junk and I haven't looked to see if there are any hd radios on the store shelves.I don't like hd radio. So, what is it going to be like for most people when their AM radio listening gets all messed up and they can't buy cheap enough hd radios at the stores in their local areas? (Katrina all over again) A few weeks ago at tvpredictions.com I read that there might not be enough hd converters for analog tv when that big hd tv switch over is suppose to happen on Feburary 17, 2009. (Katrina all over again) cuhulin |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
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Steve wrote: On Jun 2, 11:58 pm, Somebody Somewhere wrote: On Jun 1, 8:43 am, David wrote: Say goodbye to MWDX. All 74 pages are available right he http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...CC-07-33A1.doc Dammit. I'd rather DX power line noise than that ****. If the IBOC folks are correct, then lots of people would probably like to listen to power line noise if only they can hear it in digital quality. lol Warm up the computer for email complaints. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
(OT) : Lack Of HD TV Converters Causes Analog TVs To Go Dark - Followed By . . .
On Jun 4, 10:37 am, John Mayson wrote:
On Sun, 3 Jun 2007, wrote: A few weeks ago at tvpredictions.com I read that there might not be enough hd converters for analog tv when that big hd tv switch over is suppose to happen on Feburary 17, 2009. (Katrina all over again) cuhulin I can't get over how few people I know, some of them engineers, know this is even coming. - I personally can't wait for millions of TV sets to go dark, but hey, that's just me. :-) -- John Mayson Austin, Texas, USA (OT) : Lack of HD TV Converters causes Analog TVs to go Dark - Followed by . . . JM - That would be followed by a 'spike' . . . in the US Birth Rate 9-Months later ;-) ~ RHF Who needs "The Rhythm Method" when you have : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhythm_Method * Jimmy Kimmel Live - ABC * Late Show with David Letterman - CBS * Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson - CBS * The Tonight Show with Jay Leno - NBC * Late Night with Conan O'Brien - NBC * Last Call with Carson Daly - NBC http://www.interbridge.com/lineups.html followed by Movies-till-Dawn . . . |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
On Jun 4, 10:37 am, John Mayson wrote:
On Sun, 3 Jun 2007, wrote: A few weeks ago at tvpredictions.com I read that there might not be enough hd converters for analog tv when that big hd tv switch over is suppose to happen on Feburary 17, 2009. (Katrina all over again) cuhulin I can't get over how few people I know, some of them engineers, know this is even coming. I personally can't wait for millions of TV sets to go dark, but hey, that's just me. :-) -- John Mayson Austin, Texas, USA Wal Mart still is selling analog CRT TVs out the wazoo, they have about a dozen different brands. Whoever is in charge of merchandising in Bentonville doesn't know about it either. The weird thing is, Wal Mart just remodeled the electronics sections in their stores to wedge in flat screen TVs, and ended up with a huge section devoted to CRTs and about six different flat screens, most of which are TFT (analog) sets. I saw that and thought, boy are they gonna be sorry. They also gave the heave ho to the cheap HD converter they were selling before. Guess the profit margins weren't high enough for the Arkansas suits. It is nearly impossible to get any HD converter at all unless you're on the east coast. Best Buy sells a Samsung-for $180-but it's hidden among the DirecTV boxes, on the bottom shelf. They have tons of HD ready TVs, but what they don't tell you is that most of them need the converter to receive HDTV. If you don't shell out extra for the converter, you get analog TV. Same thing with cable, or satellite, you need their special box to get HD signals. The vast majority of America doesn't realize this, so the feds will switch off analog and everybody will be blindsided. The FCC promised $50 converters on every street corner when they ordered the switchoff of analog, but that never materialized. The price of a box has gone down only slightly from 2 years ago. The govt is too spineless to order corporations to promote HD converters, or sell them for subsidized prices, or even notify the public that analog is about to be switched off. The only mention I've seen has been in newspapers-in the columns written by the chitchatty not-real-news columnists hidden on the inside. There has been virtually zero mention of this on the nightly news, or on TV newsmagazines, or in Time or Newsweek. I'm starting to think it's deliberate-they WANT people to panic when their TVs get switched off, then rush out all at once to pay $3000 for a converter box and $15,000 for a TV. Sony did the same thing with the Playstation 3-created a hysteria for the product, artificially limited supply, then milked the frenzy for all it was worth. In the end, the PS3 was far inferior to the Nintendo Wii. Six months later, the Wii is still a strong seller while PS3 units collect dust. Everybody who paid thousands of dollars for the PS3 on ebay suddenly realized that they got ripped off big time. Sony probably lost many customers that they'll never get back. Sony probably won't be around for much longer- they're still focused on money losing small time consumer electronics like the Discman. They needed a PS3 frenzy to save the company. Now people realize that they were scammed, and Sony is in extremely deep doo doo with formerly loyal customers who feel used. The corporations that are looking to create a panic over high definition TV and radio are sailing in the same dangerous waters. People will riot over the sudden switchoff of TV and pay huge money for HD, only to realize that they've been had. And the government was complicit. When people realize THAT, they'll be furious at the politicians who they already hate, and they may even start talking seriously about a revolution. You can only pile so much on people before they snap. An unpopular war in Iraq and an upcoming war with a very well armed Iran, the gutting of the job base, the flood of America hating illegals, the constant abuse by corporations, the wealth piling higher in the mansions of billionaires while half of America goes without health care, the politicians who just don't give a damn about the pain, and now the elimination of analog radio and TV, making a billion sets useless, without a squeak of notice. The ruling elite just keeps piling it on, betting that people will just keep taking it without complaint. Eventually, the elite's winning streak will end, and people will start fighting back. They're preparing for it now; Bush has signed executive orders authorizing the President to seize absolute power on the flimsiest of justifications, and to declare an "emergency" that will never end, along with his limitless power. The army will be sent out to squash America's resistance to the new order and "pacify" and "neutralize" the country forever. |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
"American Insurgent" wrote in message oups.com... On Jun 4, 10:37 am, John Mayson wrote: On Sun, 3 Jun 2007, wrote: A few weeks ago at tvpredictions.com I read that there might not be enough hd converters for analog tv when that big hd tv switch over is suppose to happen on Feburary 17, 2009. (Katrina all over again) cuhulin I can't get over how few people I know, some of them engineers, know this is even coming. I personally can't wait for millions of TV sets to go dark, but hey, that's just me. :-) -- John Mayson Austin, Texas, USA Wal Mart still is selling analog CRT TVs out the wazoo, they have about a dozen different brands. Whoever is in charge of merchandising in Bentonville doesn't know about it either. The weird thing is, Wal Mart just remodeled the electronics sections in their stores to wedge in flat screen TVs, and ended up with a huge section devoted to CRTs and about six different flat screens, most of which are TFT (analog) sets. I saw that and thought, boy are they gonna be sorry. They also gave the heave ho to the cheap HD converter they were selling before. Guess the profit margins weren't high enough for the Arkansas suits. According to law, there should be NO analog-only TV's over 13" being sold at this time. All TV's over 13" diagonal measure are supposed to have digital (not necessarily HD) tuners as of March of this year. I don't know whether they're supposed to be able to use 480i/p, 720p or 1080p. I suspect the 480i/p. |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
The Wal Mart store I go to about a mile and a half from me has some
small and large CRT tv sets on the shelves and in the boxes right there along with the small and large thin screen tv sets on the shelves and in the boxes.There are about seven more Wal Mart stores in the Jackson metro area.I assume it is same same at those Wal Mart stores too. cuhulin |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
Yep,analog small and large CRT tv sets.There is another Wal Mart store I
sometimes go to about five miles West of me in Clinton,Mississippi.I was there about two weeks ago.I noticed that Wal Mart store also has some analog CRT tv sets on the shelves and in the boxes.I think the smallest analog CRT tv sets I saw in those Wal Mart stores are 13 inch screen tv sets.They are there. cuhulin |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
"American Insurgent" wrote in message oups.com... . Sony did the same thing with the Playstation 3-created a hysteria for the product, artificially limited supply, then milked the frenzy for all it was worth. In the end, the PS3 was far inferior to the Nintendo Wii. Six months later, the Wii is still a strong seller while PS3 units collect dust. Everybody who paid thousands of dollars for the PS3 on ebay suddenly realized that they got ripped off big time. Sony probably lost many customers that they'll never get back. Sony probably won't be around for much longer- they're still focused on money losing small time consumer electronics like the Discman. They needed a PS3 frenzy to save the company. No, they don't. Sony is a $65 BILLION dollar a year company, and game consoles are a small part of that. It made a net profit of over $1 billion last year. Sony will be around a long, long time. |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
David Eduardo wrote:
"American Insurgent" wrote in message oups.com... . Sony did the same thing with the Playstation 3-created a hysteria for the product, artificially limited supply, then milked the frenzy for all it was worth. In the end, the PS3 was far inferior to the Nintendo Wii. Six months later, the Wii is still a strong seller while PS3 units collect dust. Everybody who paid thousands of dollars for the PS3 on ebay suddenly realized that they got ripped off big time. Sony probably lost many customers that they'll never get back. Sony probably won't be around for much longer- they're still focused on money losing small time consumer electronics like the Discman. They needed a PS3 frenzy to save the company. No, they don't. Sony is a $65 BILLION dollar a year company, and game consoles are a small part of that. It made a net profit of over $1 billion last year. Sony will be around a long, long time. That isn't a very good ROI. -- Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to prove it. Member of DAV #85. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "American Insurgent" wrote in message oups.com... . Sony did the same thing with the Playstation 3-created a hysteria for the product, artificially limited supply, then milked the frenzy for all it was worth. In the end, the PS3 was far inferior to the Nintendo Wii. Six months later, the Wii is still a strong seller while PS3 units collect dust. Everybody who paid thousands of dollars for the PS3 on ebay suddenly realized that they got ripped off big time. Sony probably lost many customers that they'll never get back. Sony probably won't be around for much longer- they're still focused on money losing small time consumer electronics like the Discman. They needed a PS3 frenzy to save the company. No, they don't. Sony is a $65 BILLION dollar a year company, and game consoles are a small part of that. It made a net profit of over $1 billion last year. Sony will be around a long, long time. That isn't a very good ROI. That is because it is not "ROI." ROI is "return on investment" or the payback on invested capital. ROI, simplified, is how much you make each year on each dollar invested. Often companies are measured in return on assets, as opposed to investment capital. Sony's $1.5 billion profit vs. $66 billion in sales gives you the profit margin, which is just about 2%. Supermarkets often have a margin below 1%. The profit is on volume. Other business may have margins of 20% to 25%, but these are usually service companies, not manufacturers. GE has a high margin, around 12%. Honda has a margin of 5%. |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
David Frackelton Gleason, who still insists he's 'Eduardo', (a fake Hispanic), wrote: "Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "American Insurgent" wrote in message oups.com... . Sony did the same thing with the Playstation 3-created a hysteria for the product, artificially limited supply, then milked the frenzy for all it was worth. In the end, the PS3 was far inferior to the Nintendo Wii. Six months later, the Wii is still a strong seller while PS3 units collect dust. Everybody who paid thousands of dollars for the PS3 on ebay suddenly realized that they got ripped off big time. Sony probably lost many customers that they'll never get back. Sony probably won't be around for much longer- they're still focused on money losing small time consumer electronics like the Discman. They needed a PS3 frenzy to save the company. No, they don't. Sony is a $65 BILLION dollar a year company, and game consoles are a small part of that. It made a net profit of over $1 billion last year. Sony will be around a long, long time. That isn't a very good ROI. That is because it is not "ROI." ROI is "return on investment" or the payback on invested capital. ROI, simplified, is how much you make each year on each dollar invested. Often companies are measured in return on assets, as opposed to investment capital. Sony's $1.5 billion profit vs. $66 billion in sales gives you the profit margin, which is just about 2%. Supermarkets often have a margin below 1%. The profit is on volume. Other business may have margins of 20% to 25%, but these are usually service companies, not manufacturers. GE has a high margin, around 12%. Honda has a margin of 5%. As a fake Hispanic your margin of believability is 0%. |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: That is because it is not "ROI." ROI is "return on investment" or the payback on invested capital. ROI, simplified, is how much you make each year on each dollar invested. Often companies are measured in return on assets, as opposed to investment capital. Sony's $1.5 billion profit vs. $66 billion in sales gives you the profit margin, which is just about 2%. Supermarkets often have a margin below 1%. The profit is on volume. Other business may have margins of 20% to 25%, but these are usually service companies, not manufacturers. GE has a high margin, around 12%. Honda has a margin of 5%. You can't really be stupid enough to compare a car company, a supermarket chain, and an electronics manufacturer's ROI can you? Those agre gross margins, not ROI. When you understand the difference between margins and ROI (hint... one is a P&L metric and the other is a balance sheet one) rejoin the conversation. P.S. A huge part of Sony´s income is not from consumer electronics. |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
"dxAce" wrote in message ... As a fake Hispanic your margin of believability is 0%. You seldom, if ever, have anything but invective and venom to contribute, do you? You are a sick and little person if you can never discuss things and always have to insult as part of your act. |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
David Frackelton Gleason, so strange, his mommy made him a remittance man who now has to pose as 'Eduardo', wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... As a fake Hispanic your margin of believability is 0%. You seldom, if ever, have anything but invective and venom to contribute, do you? You are a sick and little person if you can never discuss things and always have to insult as part of your act. At least my "act" isn't that of a fake Hispanic! |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
"dxAce" wrote in message ... David Frackelton Gleason, so strange, his mommy made him a remittance man who now has to pose as 'Eduardo', wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... As a fake Hispanic your margin of believability is 0%. You seldom, if ever, have anything but invective and venom to contribute, do you? You are a sick and little person if you can never discuss things and always have to insult as part of your act. At least my "act" isn't that of a fake Hispanic! I rest my case. |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
David Eduardo wrote:
"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: That is because it is not "ROI." ROI is "return on investment" or the payback on invested capital. ROI, simplified, is how much you make each year on each dollar invested. Often companies are measured in return on assets, as opposed to investment capital. Sony's $1.5 billion profit vs. $66 billion in sales gives you the profit margin, which is just about 2%. Supermarkets often have a margin below 1%. The profit is on volume. Other business may have margins of 20% to 25%, but these are usually service companies, not manufacturers. GE has a high margin, around 12%. Honda has a margin of 5%. You can't really be stupid enough to compare a car company, a supermarket chain, and an electronics manufacturer's ROI can you? Those agre gross margins, not ROI. When you understand the difference between margins and ROI (hint... one is a P&L metric and the other is a balance sheet one) rejoin the conversation. Su the numbers are bad, but they are your numbers? P.S. A huge part of Sony´s income is not from consumer electronics. Right Plonk. -- Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to prove it. Member of DAV #85. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
David Frackelton Gleason, more fake than a $3 bill, wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Frackelton Gleason, so strange, his mommy made him a remittance man who now has to pose as 'Eduardo', wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... As a fake Hispanic your margin of believability is 0%. You seldom, if ever, have anything but invective and venom to contribute, do you? You are a sick and little person if you can never discuss things and always have to insult as part of your act. At least my "act" isn't that of a fake Hispanic! I rest my case. You had no case to begin with, you phoney baloney twit. |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... Those agre gross margins, not ROI. When you understand the difference between margins and ROI (hint... one is a P&L metric and the other is a balance sheet one) rejoin the conversation. Su the numbers are bad, but they are your numbers? They just are not ROI numbers. ROI is return on investment, meaning, fundamentally, if you spend capital, what is the rate of return on the capital. For example, if you buy some machinery, over the life of the asset, what additional profit will you make vs. the cost. Profit margin is the percentage that is profit of gross sales. In the case of Sony, the margin is about 1.56%. In competitive fields, this is not an unusual margin. That is why the stock is trading around its 5 year high right now. P.S. A huge part of Sony´s income is not from consumer electronics. Right Yeah, Sony Pictures, Sony Music, etc. And the financial division, which is significant in Japan. Plonk. Truth make you unhappy? |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
David Frackelton Gleason, posing as the fake Hispanic 'Eduardo', wrote: "Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... Those agre gross margins, not ROI. When you understand the difference between margins and ROI (hint... one is a P&L metric and the other is a balance sheet one) rejoin the conversation. Su the numbers are bad, but they are your numbers? They just are not ROI numbers. ROI is return on investment, meaning, fundamentally, if you spend capital, what is the rate of return on the capital. For example, if you buy some machinery, over the life of the asset, what additional profit will you make vs. the cost. Profit margin is the percentage that is profit of gross sales. In the case of Sony, the margin is about 1.56%. In competitive fields, this is not an unusual margin. That is why the stock is trading around its 5 year high right now. P.S. A huge part of Sony´s income is not from consumer electronics. Right Yeah, Sony Pictures, Sony Music, etc. And the financial division, which is significant in Japan. Plonk. Truth make you unhappy? It sure seems to make you unhappy. |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
David Eduardo wrote:
"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... Those agre gross margins, not ROI. When you understand the difference between margins and ROI (hint... one is a P&L metric and the other is a balance sheet one) rejoin the conversation. Su the numbers are bad, but they are your numbers? They just are not ROI numbers. ROI is return on investment, meaning, fundamentally, if you spend capital, what is the rate of return on the capital. For example, if you buy some machinery, over the life of the asset, what additional profit will you make vs. the cost. Profit margin is the percentage that is profit of gross sales. In the case of Sony, the margin is about 1.56%. In competitive fields, this is not an unusual margin. That is why the stock is trading around its 5 year high right now. P.S. A huge part of Sony´s income is not from consumer electronics. Right Yeah, Sony Pictures, Sony Music, etc. And the financial division, which is significant in Japan. Not to mention that Sony and Philips are co patent owners on the Compact Disc, and the Compact Disc player. As well as the patents on dozens of other products, subsystems or technical refinements. Royalties are significant. |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
On Jun 8, 4:35 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in ... Those agre gross margins, not ROI. When you understand the difference between margins and ROI (hint... one is a P&L metric and the other is a balance sheet one) rejoin the conversation. Su the numbers are bad, but they are your numbers? They just are not ROI numbers. ROI is return on investment, meaning, fundamentally, if you spend capital, what is the rate of return on the capital. Yes, but what does "they", "on", "meaning", "the" and "just" mean, Mr. Dictionary? For example, if you buy some machinery, over the life of the asset, what additional profit will you make vs. the cost. Profit margin is the percentage that is profit of gross sales. In the case of Sony, the margin is about 1.56%. In competitive fields, this is not an unusual margin. That is why the stock is trading around its 5 year high right now. P.S. A huge part of Sony´s income is not from consumer electronics. Right Yeah, Sony Pictures, Sony Music, etc. And the financial division, which is significant in Japan. Plonk. Truth make you unhappy? I don't know. What does "make", "unhappy" and "?" mean? |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
dxAcehole wrote:
As a fake Hispanic your margin of believability is 0%. Well, HERE is some reality for you Bozo..you can Believe in THIS. http://tinyurl.com/2o52rm How's your fake Miami membership doing? Still a paid up member? mike |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
dxAcehole wrote:
At least my "act" isn't that of a fake Hispanic! No, you seem to have the phoney 'Native American' role pretty much figured out...at least when you're drunk and abusive. mike |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
m II wrote: dxAcehole wrote: As a fake Hispanic your margin of believability is 0%. Well, HERE is some reality for you Bozo..you can Believe in THIS. http://tinyurl.com/2o52rm How's your fake Miami membership doing? Still a paid up member? You're certainly a paid up member of KOOKS of CanaDuh, right from birth! http://www.negativepositive.org/****-canada.html |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
m II wrote: dxAcehole wrote: At least my "act" isn't that of a fake Hispanic! No, you seem to have the phoney 'Native American' role pretty much figured out...at least when you're drunk and abusive. Nothing phoney about your Dumbass Canuck role! |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
dxAcehole wrote:
You're certainly a paid up member of KOOKS of CanaDuh, right from birth! I see your Superhero brother was discovered for what he is. When is it your turn? http://tinyurl.com/2pjs53 mike |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
m II wrote: dxAcehole wrote: You're certainly a paid up member of KOOKS of CanaDuh, right from birth! I see your Superhero brother was discovered for what he is. When is it your turn? http://tinyurl.com/2pjs53 Hey! Cockbite! Allow me to repeat: You're certainly a paid up member of KOOKS of CanaDuh, right from birth! LMFAO at the dumbass Canuck. |
(OT) : The FCC "Indian Givesrs" - Trading AM DX for Nightime HD Radio
On Jun 8, 6:04 pm, m II wrote:
dxAcehole wrote: As a fake Hispanic your margin of believability is 0%. Well, HERE is some reality for you Bozo..you can Believe in THIS. http://tinyurl.com/2o52rm - How's your fake Miami membership doing? - Still a paid up member? - mike (OT) : The FCC "Indian Givesrs" - Trading AM DX for Nightime HD Radio MII - About - The "Miami" Indians of Indiana and Ohio - - - and other parts of the old Northwest Territory. http://www.native-languages.org/miami.htm http://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/entry.php?rec=606 http://www.dickshovel.com/mia.html http://www.miamiindians.org/ http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/10271a.htm Miami {Myaamia} Indian Tribe History http://www.accessgenealogy.com/nativ.../miamihist.htm http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/cultural...ica/miami.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami_tribe M II - No relation to the City of Miami in Florida http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami%2C_Florida -or- The Beach by the name Miami ~ RHF http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami_Beach%2C_Florida -and- that "Dade" fellow got a whole County http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami-D...nty%2C_Florida named after him by being killed by some Indians. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_L._Dade -it- was a Seminole moment that ended his life. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seminole_Indians |
(OT) : Are You A "Mutt" ? - A True-Blue Red-White-and-Maple-Leaf Canadian !
On Jun 9, 8:27 pm, RHF wrote:
On Jun 8, 6:04 pm, m II wrote: dxAcehole wrote: As a fake Hispanic your margin of believability is 0%. Well, HERE is some reality for you Bozo..you can Believe in THIS. http://tinyurl.com/2o52rm - How's your fake Miami membership doing? - Still a paid up member? - mike (OT) : The FCC "Indian Givesrs" - Trading AM DX for Nightime HD Radio MII - About - The "Miami" Indians of Indiana and Ohio - - - and other parts of the old Northwest Territory.http://www.native-languages.org/miam...hen/10271a.htm Miami {Myaamia} Indian Tribe Historyhttp://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/tribes/miami/miamihist.htmhttp://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/cultural/northamerica/miami.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami_tribe M II - No relation to the City of Miami in Floridahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami%2C_Florida -or- The Beach by the name Miami ~ RHFhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami_Beach%2C_Florida -and- that "Dade" fellow got a whole Countyhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami-Dade_County%2C_Florida named after him by being killed by some Indians.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_L._Dade -it- was a Seminole moment that ended his life.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seminole_Indians . FWIW - M II - There is even a { You Got It ! } Miami in Manitoba, Canada too.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami,_...mimanitoba.ca/ As-For-Me - On my Father's side - His Ancestors were from Chile - There had to be some Araucanian {Mapuche} Indian Blood. Cause -If- you saw My Daddy and His Brothers Skin, Hair and Bent Noses - Their Family History was Written in their Faces and Bodies.http://www.oceanexplorer.net/south-a...e/m_nation.htm . and... Today I am Proud to say : I Am A Heinz-57-American !http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinz_57#Trivia by the Grace of God {Allah} - Praise Be Him - Amen ~ RHF . . . . Mike - If . . . You were a true-blue Red-White-and-Maple-Leaf Canadian and a product of your Multi-Racial Canadian Culture ? ? ? Then you just might consider yourself to be a "Mutt". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutt_%28humans%29 - - - the 'mutts' - honestly proud to be a canadians ~ RHF . Êtes Vous Un "Mutt" ? Canadien De Rouge-Blanc-et-Érable-Feuille ! Les "Mutts" - Honnêtement fiers d'être Canadiens . . .. . |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
dxAcehole wrote:
m II wrote: dxAcehole wrote: You're certainly a paid up member of KOOKS of CanaDuh, right from birth! I see your Superhero brother was discovered for what he is. When is it your turn? http://tinyurl.com/2pjs53 Hey! Cockbite! Allow me to repeat: You're certainly a paid up member of KOOKS of CanaDuh, right from birth! LMFAO at the dumbass Canuck. Drunk again, I see. You are a disgrace to every single blood type flowing in your sub human veins. You should also consider NOT using your ass for intercourse. I don't care if you DID learn it in the US Navy. mike |
FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC
David Eduardo wrote:
P.S. A huge part of SonyŽs income is not from consumer electronics. Michael Jackson claimed they were out to rob him. mike |
OT: Crystal Ball [was FCC releases rule allowing night AM IBOC]
on June 7 American Insurgent wrote:
You can only pile so much on people before they snap. An unpopular war in Iraq and an upcoming war with a very well armed Iran, the gutting of the job base, the flood of America hating illegals, the constant abuse by corporations, the wealth piling higher in the mansions of billionaires while half of America goes without health care, Hmmm, he said "wealth piling higher in the mansions of billionaires". On June 10, the Associated Press wrote an article titled "CEO compensation flies through the roof". It says "Compensation for America's top CEOs has skyrocketed into the stratospheric heights of pro athletes and movie stars: Half make more than $8.3 million a year and some make much, much more..." American Insurgent, it looks like your crystal ball was working perfectly! |
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