(OT) : Mike - What is this Fixation of Yours with HomosexualActivities ?
 

On Jul 26, 12:34*am, m II wrote:
dxAce wrote:
Gawd! I certainly hope that the mentally ill (such as yourself) are not the
mainstream!

- Tell us more about your friend who was murdered
- in that three way homosexual love triangle.
- Were you cleared of all charges?
- How did the troops in your militia respond to the news
- of their Supreme Commander being associated with a
- homosexual murder?
-
- mike

Mike,

What is this Fixation of Yours with Homosexual Activities ?
* homosexual love triangle
* homosexual murder

mike - it sure does appear that you have a 'problem'
as reflected by the content of many of your posts ~ RHF

(OT) : Energy for a Strong America and a Healthy US Economy
 

"David Eduardo" wrote in message
...

Progressive does well in one market, Portland, but still does not beat KEX
even though it is on a better signal.

How do you get a "better signal" than KEX? 50KW that can be heard over most
of western Oregon and SW Washington all day long, and is still the best
signal in the metro area at night.. and don't talk to me about contours,
I've lived in Portland most of my life, and know very well which signals are
best in which areas. (the old KISN 910 was easily the worst nighttime signal
in the area, and didn't come close to covering it's market at night. Still,
it was, for a very long time, in the top three stations in the market, even
though there were problems on many radios with IF doubling causing
interference to their signal...)

(OT) : Energy for a Strong America and a Healthy US Economy
 

m II wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Gawd! I certainly hope that the mentally ill (such as yourself) are not the
mainstream!

Tell us more about your friend who was murdered in that three way
homosexual love triangle.

Friend? I never met the two folks who were murdered.

Were you cleared of all charges?

What charges, boy?

How did the
troops in your militia respond to the news of their Supreme Commander
being associated with a homosexual murder?

I was not associated in any way, therefore, being the good troops that they are,
they had no comment!

Now you go grab that shine box, you mentally ill little boy, and get busy.

(OT) : DaviD -asks- Define "Freedom"
 

RHF wrote:
On Jul 25, 4:49 pm, Dave wrote:
On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 13:58:29 -0700, RHF wrote:
On Jul 25, 11:35 am, Dave wrote:
On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 10:21:08 -0700, RHF wrote:
- - DaviD -rants against- The Limbaugh/Hannity/Savage Axis of Evil !
- Axis of fearmongering...
More Like Keep Freedom Alive !
A Positive Message for American Citizens -to- Believe-In - What They
Believe In ! -and to- Stand-Up For What They Believe In !
A Positive Message for American Citizens -to- Love American and Have
Faith-In America -and- Support America !
A Positive Message for American Citizens -to- Work Hard and Prosper as
Americans in our Free Capitalistic System !
that's what i hear on the radio
and you call it fearmongering . . .
it boggles the mind ~ RHF
.

- Define "freedom".

Freedom the 'feeling' of Being Free {Free Being}
living without artificial limits imposed by a society
of other person(s)

The Smell of Freedom In Every Breath You Take
- - - The Freedom To Exhale !

The Taste of Freedom In Every Mouth of Water that
you Drink - - - The Freedom to Replenish Your Self
with something as simply as natural flowing water.

The Freedom to Grow and Eat your own Food and
provide for Your Self - - - The Freedom to Nourish
Your Self with something as simply as wholesome
food.

The Freedom to Think for Your Self and Know Your
Own Mind. The Power of Free Though and Action.
- - - Defining Freedom For Your Self [.]

freedom is a 'feeling' - you got it or you don't
and to many/most 'feelings' are FACTs ~ RHF
.
=PS= Freedom ~ Liberty
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty
.

How about freedom from owing money to the Chinese? Not all that new-age
twaddle you just spewed.

Where's that list of liberal advocacy programs from NPR?

(OT) : Energy for a Strong America and a Healthy US Economy
 

David Eduardo wrote:
"Dave" wrote in message
...
dxAce wrote:

It would seem to me that advertisers don't really care what political
persuasion
buyers of their product(s) are as long as their money is green.


Perhaps that's because the format is often on weaker stations with ****ty
signals, vs. the righties being on flamethrowers.

Progressive talk or liberal talk or whatever name you give it has been on
excellent signals in some markets, like 50 kw WINZ 940 in Miami and even
1150 in LA, a decent full market signal. It did not do at all well in any
market even when the signal, as far as the rated market was concerned, was
competitive.

KTLK interrupts frequently with live sports and runs infomercials all
weekend long. They have a ****ty signal at night.

(OT) : Mike - What is this Fixation of Yours with HomosexualActivities ?
 

RHF wrote:

mike - it sure does appear that you have a 'problem'
as reflected by the content of many of your posts ~ RHF


You seem to think *I* have a problem when I quote other postings. Why
don't you complain about the original messages? Do you think there's ANY
possibility of the problem being with THOSE people?

A few examples:

dxAce's invitations for some 'Mutual Respect':
=======================================
Jerking off not enough for you, boy?

Do you spit or swallow?

Very tasty!

Actually, I know quite a few homosexuals.



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(OT) : Energy for a Strong America and a Healthy US Economy
 

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
...

"David Eduardo" wrote in message
...

Progressive does well in one market, Portland, but still does not beat
KEX even though it is on a better signal.

How do you get a "better signal" than KEX? 50KW that can be heard over
most of western Oregon and SW Washington all day long, and is still the
best signal in the metro area at night.. and don't talk to me about
contours,

The "new" 620 signal, day and night, conforms much better to the MSA, which
is what radio ratings, sales and survival are about. KEX, on a much higher
frequecy, does similarly by day, but at night the protection requirements
make it less viable in the metro than KPOJ on the supoerior 620 channel with
a less severe pattern.

I've lived in Portland most of my life, and know very well which signals
are best in which areas. (the old KISN 910 was easily the worst nighttime
signal in the area, and didn't come close to covering it's market at
night. Still, it was, for a very long time, in the top three stations in
the market, even though there were problems on many radios with IF
doubling causing interference to their signal...)

That was in the 60's (till Don Burden lost the license) when the metro area
had a single county definition and the audience was measured by Pulse and
Hooper, not Arbitron. Boy, you had to go back 5 decades to find irrelevant
data on that one.

(OT) : Energy for a Strong America and a Healthy US Economy
 

"David Eduardo" wrote in message
...

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
...

"David Eduardo" wrote in message
...

Progressive does well in one market, Portland, but still does not beat
KEX even though it is on a better signal.

How do you get a "better signal" than KEX? 50KW that can be heard over
most of western Oregon and SW Washington all day long, and is still the
best signal in the metro area at night.. and don't talk to me about
contours,

The "new" 620 signal, day and night, conforms much better to the MSA,
which is what radio ratings, sales and survival are about. KEX, on a much
higher frequecy, does similarly by day, but at night the protection
requirements make it less viable in the metro than KPOJ on the supoerior
620 channel with a less severe pattern.

I've lived in Portland most of my life, and know very well which signals
are best in which areas. (the old KISN 910 was easily the worst nighttime
signal in the area, and didn't come close to covering it's market at
night. Still, it was, for a very long time, in the top three stations in
the market, even though there were problems on many radios with IF
doubling causing interference to their signal...)

That was in the 60's (till Don Burden lost the license) when the metro
area had a single county definition and the audience was measured by Pulse
and Hooper, not Arbitron. Boy, you had to go back 5 decades to find
irrelevant data on that one.

First, your math sucks. Five decades ago, I was 3 years old, and could not
have possibly cared less about radio. Next, KISN was #1-3 in the market
during the early to mid 1970's, when Star Broadcasting held the license,
before they started doing what Faux News, Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity do
freely and openly nowadays, and lost ALL their licenses.

(OT) : Energy for a Strong America and a Healthy US Economy
 

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
...


That was in the 60's (till Don Burden lost the license) when the metro
area had a single county definition and the audience was measured by
Pulse and Hooper, not Arbitron. Boy, you had to go back 5 decades to find
irrelevant data on that one.

First, your math sucks. Five decades ago, I was 3 years old, and could
not have possibly cared less about radio. Next, KISN was #1-3 in the
market during the early to mid 1970's, when Star Broadcasting held the
license, before they started doing what Faux News, Rush Limbaugh and Sean
Hannity do freely and openly nowadays, and lost ALL their licenses.

KISN lost its license over bribing and ex parte contact with a Senator,
along with Burden's Indianapolis and Omaha AMs along with two FMs. While the
final decision was in 1975, the stations had all been on the decline since
the proceedings began some five years earlier; the Indianapolis station had
never received a full 3-year renewal since Burden bought it in 1963 due to
other FCC transgressions. Oh, of course the famous "lack of candor" hastened
the 5-station revocations.

"Star" was Burden, 100%. He had no other shareholders. Like most stations,
KISN was held by a corporation for liability purposes and in this case
Burden was sole owner.

In the "mid 70's" year of 1975, where I have full ratings, KISN was 9th for
the full year average. It was certainly not #1 to #3 anywhere in "The mid
70's" as by 1977 more than half the shares were on FM, and in younger demos,
nearly all the shares.

In any case, Fox News and Limbaugh and Hannity have not even been accused of
bribing and engaging in illegal ex parte discussions with congresspersons...
the reason Burden lost his licenses. From every indication, he was a real
piece of work and a testimony to why consolidation is good for radio.

In any case, what killed the station more than anything else was the
expansion of the metro to areas the signal did not cover.

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"David Eduardo" wrote in message
...

In any case, what killed the station more than anything else was the
expansion of the metro to areas the signal did not cover.

As I said previously, it didn't cover most of the metro from the get-go.
It's nighttime pattern gave it a great signal right up along the Columbia,
but by the time you were 30-40 blocks south of the river, the signal was
poor, and, as I also stated earlier, there was a problem with IF doubling in
a lot of radios that caused a heterodyne in their signal, mostly at night
when it was poorer than daytime.

One of the primary reasons for loss of license was violations (lots of them)
of the Fairness Doctrine. They were in the tank for several politicians on
various levels, and pushed those politicians' agendas on the air and behind
closed doors.

Kind of funny, that you would never hear about any of this on the radio or
TV.. only in the newspapers. You would think that something like that would
have been all over the competitions' news programs. KGW and KISN were in a
toe-to-toe slugging match for a long while. KGW had their own signal
problems... in some parts of their pattern, they had a nice hum in the
carrier. The two stations sort of complimented each other. KISN had their
beam to the west, KGW had theirs to the south. Ironically, I think the two
plants share the original 910 antenna system now. KGW used to have theirs in
a nice open rather swampy area, which definately helped their local
coverage. KISN put in a good signal on the coast (Astoria, Seaside) due to
their pattern.