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Liberal talk radio is pulled after just two weeks
(This is how the UK press reported this story)
By Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles 16 April 2004 http://news.independent.co.uk/world/...p?story=511873 Air America, the left-wing talk radio network that began broadcasting just two weeks ago to counter the conservative right's dominance of the AM dial, was reeling yesterday after its service was taken off the air in Chicago and Los Angeles, two of its biggest markets. The interruption appeared to be the result of a contract dispute between Air America and its owner, MultiCultural Radio Broadcasting. MultiCultural's chief executive said the radio network owed him $1m (£560,000) for a bounced cheque. Air America, meanwhile, complained that it had been the victim of a "despicable act" that violated its contractual agreements. The network, which has expanded from six affiliates to 16, strongly denied suggestions that it was running out of money. The fracas was highly disruptive for the new network as it seeks to build a core audience and a steady flow of advertising revenue. The 17-hour-a-day, five-day-a-week talk station features entertainers such as Al Franken, actress Janeane Garofalo, and rap artist Chuck D. But news that it had run into problems was greeted with glee by conservative hosts on other stations, who have been the butt of countless jokes and political hostilities on Air America. Rush Limbaugh, the godfather of right-wing talk radio, likened Air America's outlets to "1,000-watt blowtorches". Sean Hannity, one of the most aggressive conservative voices on radio and television, mockingly suggested that the only way liberals and left-wingers could secure a place on the airwaves was if they were subsidised by the government. The dispute with MultiCultural, meanwhile, headed straight to the State Supreme Court in New York, where Air America is seeking an emergency order to put it back on the air. In its court filing, it alleged that MultiCultural had gratuitously closed down the Chicago station - where it said there was no dispute - and changed the locks on the station doors to "gain unfair leverage" in a financial disagreement going on in Los Angeles. The LA dispute, meanwhile, centred on a tussle over air time between Air America and an unconnected Spanish-language service - characterised by Air America as a straight contractual disagreement that should go to arbitration before pulling the plug. Air America's chairman, Evan Cohen, called MultiCultural's behaviour "disgraceful". "To shut off a broadcast that listeners rely on without warning and in the middle of discussions is the height of irresponsibility and a slap in the face of the media industry," he said. 15 April 2004 22:43 |
Mike Terry wrote: (This is how the UK press reported this story) By Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles 16 April 2004 http://news.independent.co.uk/world/...p?story=511873 Air America, the left-wing talk radio network that began broadcasting just two weeks ago to counter the conservative right's dominance of the AM dial, was reeling yesterday after its service was taken off the air in Chicago and Los Angeles, two of its biggest markets. The interruption appeared to be the result of a contract dispute between Air America and its owner, MultiCultural Radio Broadcasting. MultiCultural's chief executive said the radio network owed him $1m (£560,000) for a bounced cheque. Air America, meanwhile, complained that it had been the victim of a "despicable act" that violated its contractual agreements. The network, which has expanded from six affiliates to 16, strongly denied suggestions that it was running out of money. The fracas was highly disruptive for the new network as it seeks to build a core audience and a steady flow of advertising revenue. The 17-hour-a-day, five-day-a-week talk station features entertainers such as Al Franken, actress Janeane Garofalo, and rap artist Chuck D. But news that it had run into problems was greeted with glee by conservative hosts on other stations, who have been the butt of countless jokes and political hostilities on Air America. Rush Limbaugh, the godfather of right-wing talk radio, likened Air America's outlets to "1,000-watt blowtorches". Sean Hannity, one of the most aggressive conservative voices on radio and television, mockingly suggested that the only way liberals and left-wingers could secure a place on the airwaves was if they were subsidised by the government. The dispute with MultiCultural, meanwhile, headed straight to the State Supreme Court in New York, where Air America is seeking an emergency order to put it back on the air. In its court filing, it alleged that MultiCultural had gratuitously closed down the Chicago station - where it said there was no dispute - and changed the locks on the station doors to "gain unfair leverage" in a financial disagreement going on in Los Angeles. The LA dispute, meanwhile, centred on a tussle over air time between Air America and an unconnected Spanish-language service - characterised by Air America as a straight contractual disagreement that should go to arbitration before pulling the plug. Air America's chairman, Evan Cohen, called MultiCultural's behaviour "disgraceful". "To shut off a broadcast that listeners rely on without warning and in the middle of discussions is the height of irresponsibility and a slap in the face of the media industry," he said. 15 April 2004 22:43 Hey Dumb ****! Why are you cross posting? |
On Thu, 15 Apr 2004 17:52:42 -0400, N8KDV
wrote: Mike Terry wrote: (This is how the UK press reported this story) By Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles 16 April 2004 http://news.independent.co.uk/world/...p?story=511873 Air America, the left-wing talk radio network that began broadcasting just two weeks ago to counter the conservative right's dominance of the AM dial, was reeling yesterday after its service was taken off the air in Chicago and Los Angeles, two of its biggest markets. The interruption appeared to be the result of a contract dispute between Air America and its owner, MultiCultural Radio Broadcasting. MultiCultural's chief executive said the radio network owed him $1m (£560,000) for a bounced cheque. Air America, meanwhile, complained that it had been the victim of a "despicable act" that violated its contractual agreements. The network, which has expanded from six affiliates to 16, strongly denied suggestions that it was running out of money. The fracas was highly disruptive for the new network as it seeks to build a core audience and a steady flow of advertising revenue. The 17-hour-a-day, five-day-a-week talk station features entertainers such as Al Franken, actress Janeane Garofalo, and rap artist Chuck D. But news that it had run into problems was greeted with glee by conservative hosts on other stations, who have been the butt of countless jokes and political hostilities on Air America. Rush Limbaugh, the godfather of right-wing talk radio, likened Air America's outlets to "1,000-watt blowtorches". Sean Hannity, one of the most aggressive conservative voices on radio and television, mockingly suggested that the only way liberals and left-wingers could secure a place on the airwaves was if they were subsidised by the government. The dispute with MultiCultural, meanwhile, headed straight to the State Supreme Court in New York, where Air America is seeking an emergency order to put it back on the air. In its court filing, it alleged that MultiCultural had gratuitously closed down the Chicago station - where it said there was no dispute - and changed the locks on the station doors to "gain unfair leverage" in a financial disagreement going on in Los Angeles. The LA dispute, meanwhile, centred on a tussle over air time between Air America and an unconnected Spanish-language service - characterised by Air America as a straight contractual disagreement that should go to arbitration before pulling the plug. Air America's chairman, Evan Cohen, called MultiCultural's behaviour "disgraceful". "To shut off a broadcast that listeners rely on without warning and in the middle of discussions is the height of irresponsibility and a slap in the face of the media industry," he said. 15 April 2004 22:43 Hey Dumb ****! Why are you cross posting? Cause he is a dumb****...Steve... |
Steve,
Thanks for your kind comments, most appreciated. Is "Air America" available on shortwave please? I would like to hear it for myself. Thank you Mike |
Mike Terry wrote: Steve, Thanks for your kind comments, most appreciated. Is "Air America" available on shortwave please? I would like to hear it for myself. Thank you Mike I rather doubt it Mike as they can't seem to keep it going on MW here. Guess you might wish to check their web feed. I don't know the URL as I'm not about to listen to it.. Steve Holland, MI Drake R7, R8 and R8B |
Mike Terry wrote: Steve, Thanks for your kind comments, most appreciated. Hey, when you folks over there gonna re-pay your WWII debt to us? |
"N8KDV" wrote: | Hey Dumb ****! Why are you cross posting? Oh, jeez, if I'd had iced tea in my mouth, I would have shot it across the room! 73, SL --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.634 / Virus Database: 406 - Release Date: 3/18/04 |
Air America had their Lawyer on this A.M; - Apparantly Lin Broadcasting tried to pull " A fast one" - Sounds like The Nixon days when the watergate Burglars Showed up in court and lawyers bailed them out - BUYTThey Hadn't Called Any Lawyers.. Air America must be REALLY causing some damage to Slick, Arrogant, Moneyed Conservative talk radio . . Subject: Liberal talk radio is pulled after just two weeks From: "Mike Terry" Date: 4/15/2004 5:45 PM Eastern Standard Time Message-id: (This is how the UK press reported this story) By Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles 16 April 2004 http://news.independent.co.uk/world/...p?story=511873 Air America, the left-wing talk radio network that began broadcasting just two weeks ago to counter the conservative right's dominance of the AM dial, was reeling yesterday after its service was taken off the air in Chicago and Los Angeles, two of its biggest markets. The interruption appeared to be the result of a contract dispute between Air America and its owner, MultiCultural Radio Broadcasting. MultiCultural's chief executive said the radio network owed him $1m (£560,000) for a bounced cheque. Air America, meanwhile, complained that it had been the victim of a "despicable act" that violated its contractual agreements. The network, which has expanded from six affiliates to 16, strongly denied suggestions that it was running out of money. The fracas was highly disruptive for the new network as it seeks to build a core audience and a steady flow of advertising revenue. The 17-hour-a-day, five-day-a-week talk station features entertainers such as Al Franken, actress Janeane Garofalo, and rap artist Chuck D. But news that it had run into problems was greeted with glee by conservative hosts on other stations, who have been the butt of countless jokes and political hostilities on Air America. Rush Limbaugh, the godfather of right-wing talk radio, likened Air America's outlets to "1,000-watt blowtorches". Sean Hannity, one of the most aggressive conservative voices on radio and television, mockingly suggested that the only way liberals and left-wingers could secure a place on the airwaves was if they were subsidised by the government. The dispute with MultiCultural, meanwhile, headed straight to the State Supreme Court in New York, where Air America is seeking an emergency order to put it back on the air. In its court filing, it alleged that MultiCultural had gratuitously closed down the Chicago station - where it said there was no dispute - and changed the locks on the station doors to "gain unfair leverage" in a financial disagreement going on in Los Angeles. The LA dispute, meanwhile, centred on a tussle over air time between Air America and an unconnected Spanish-language service - characterised by Air America as a straight contractual disagreement that should go to arbitration before pulling the plug. Air America's chairman, Evan Cohen, called MultiCultural's behaviour "disgraceful". "To shut off a broadcast that listeners rely on without warning and in the middle of discussions is the height of irresponsibility and a slap in the face of the media industry," he said. 15 April 2004 22:43 |
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Quoth "Mike Terry" in
: Is "Air America" available on shortwave please? I would like to hear it for myself. Unfortunately, no. You can catch it on the web. URL:http://play.rbn.com/?url=airam/airam/live/live.rm You can also find a "pirate" Ogg Vorbis feed at URL:http://bigelow-springs.net/airamerica/. Archives there, too. -- "I am afeard there are few die well that die in a battle; for how can they charitably dispose of anything when blood is their argument? Now, if these men do not die well, it will be a black matter for the King that led them to it; who to disobey were against all proportion of subjection." - W.S. |
Judge Grants Air America Radio's Restraining Order
According to the airamericaradio web site: ================================================== ===== Statement of Evan Cohen, Chairman of Air America Radio: Judge Grants Air America Radio's Restraining Order Air America Radio expects to be back on the air in Chicago starting tomorrow. Next stop, Los Angeles. Statement of Evan Cohen, Chairman of Air America Radio: "Air America Radio expects to be back on the air in Chicago starting tomorrow. Next stop, Los Angeles. The New York State Supreme Court agreed with Air America Radio and granted our restraining order against MultiCultural Broadcasting, forcing them to put us back on the air on WNTD AM 950 in Chicago, just 24 hours after we filed the motion. |
"Mike Terry" wrote ...
(This is how the UK press reported this story) http://news.independent.co.uk/world/...p?story=511873 article snipped Here's how I report it .... RUSH RULES ! ! ! ! Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah ahahaha ! ! ! ! |
Subject: Liberal talk radio is pulled after just two weeks
From: "Stephen M.H. Lawrence" Date: 4/15/2004 5:49 PM Central Daylight Time Message-id: . net "N8KDV" wrote: | Hey Dumb ****! Why are you cross posting? Oh, jeez, if I'd had iced tea in my mouth, I would have shot it across the room! 73, SL --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.634 / Virus Database: 406 - Release Date: 3/18/04 Yumpin Yiminee!! I vud have thought you had lutefisk in your mouth down in da twin cities! Still have some snow on da ground in Brimson. Ya Sure, You Betcha............. Olaf Tonder Johan Benjaminssen Nilsen Brimson, Minnesota |
"Norskie Ned" wrote | Yumpin Yiminee!! I vud have thought you had lutefisk in your mouth down in da | twin cities! Still have some snow on da ground in Brimson. | | | Ya Sure, You Betcha............. | Olaf Tonder Johan Benjaminssen Nilsen | Brimson, Minnesota (Chuckling) Thank God you're a Norskie, Ned, because the Swedes have a canned, fermented fish product that's ready to eat when the can starts to bulge from the fermentation process. As for me, the only fish I like comes from the lakes around he walleye, crappie and such. Hey, you're a Norskie, tell me something: How come nobody ever eats Northerns? 73, Steve Lawrence KA0PMD Burnsville, Minnesota --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.634 / Virus Database: 406 - Release Date: 3/18/04 |
"Norskie Ned" wrote in message ... Subject: Liberal talk radio is pulled after just two weeks From: "Stephen M.H. Lawrence" Date: 4/15/2004 5:49 PM Central Daylight Time Message-id: . net "N8KDV" wrote: | Hey Dumb ****! Why are you cross posting? Oh, jeez, if I'd had iced tea in my mouth, I would have shot it across the room! 73, SL --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.634 / Virus Database: 406 - Release Date: 3/18/04 Yumpin Yiminee!! I vud have thought you had lutefisk in your mouth down in da twin cities! Still have some snow on da ground in Brimson. Ya Sure, You Betcha............. Olaf Tonder Johan Benjaminssen Nilsen Brimson, Minnesota Sounds like that might be near "Mont Rose." -- Stinger |
"Stephen M.H. Lawrence" wrote in message . net... As for me, the only fish I like comes from the lakes around he walleye, crappie and such. Hey, you're a Norskie, tell me something: How come nobody ever eats Northerns? Steve, northerns(neds) are great eating! Especially in the winter when the meat is firmer. There are a couple methods to filet them boneless. |
"Norskie Ned" wrote in message ... Subject: Liberal talk radio is pulled after just two weeks From: "Stinger" Date: 4/19/2004 8:08 PM Central Daylight Time Message-id: "Norskie Ned" wrote in message ... Subject: Liberal talk radio is pulled after just two weeks From: "Stinger" Date: 4/18/2004 10:00 PM Central Daylight Time Message-id: I never hear of "Mont Rose" in Minnesota. Nope, Brimson is a little logging town south of Fairbanks and Bassett and due nort of Palmers. I live on Christensen Lake and love it. 10,000 Swedes ran through da weeds chased by one Norwegian.........dats because dem Swedes were quislings. Ya Sure, You Betcha............. Olaf Tonder Johan Benjaminssen Nilsen Brimson, Minnesota You never heard of "Mont Rose?" You're missing one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. It's called "Drop Dead Gorgeous," and it takes place in that fictional town in Minnesota. The whole thing is done as a fake documentary, and is absolutely hilarious. Everyone in the movie talks exactly like you write. -- Stinger Ve don't have a movie house here. I vud haf to go to Two Harbors or Duluth to see a picture show. Da last vun I saw vas Fargo and dat vasn't too funny. Dem people talked funny, eh?, Ya etc. I haf to go to town dis veekend to get groceries and supplies, is dis movie still showing? Ya Sure, You Betcha............. Olaf Tonder Johan Benjaminssen Nilsen Brimson, Minnesota Ned, "Drop Dead Gorgeous" is on DVD, and available at any movie rental place. It even has a bit on Ludifisk (or whatever that fish stuff is). -- Stinger |
"Norskie Ned" wrote in message
... I never hear of "Mont Rose" in Minnesota. There IS a Montrose (no space between the "Mont" and the "Rose") in Minnesota, just west of the Twin Cities Metro Area... see http://www.city-data.com/city/Montrose-Minnesota.html . I betcha you knew dat, Ned!! Nope, Brimson is a little logging town south of Fairbanks and Bassett and due nort of Palmers. I live on Christensen Lake and love it. Wow, well, you are a Norskie amongst the Finns up there in Brimson! 10,000 Swedes ran through da weeds chased by one Norwegian.........dats because dem Swedes were quislings. I thot dem Svedes were nootral in Vorld Var II, Ned... but I do wonder what dem dere Finns would hafta say 'bout dis... Jackie From St. Paul, where we're all Irish and can't draw our streets straight |
"Stinger" wrote in message . .. You're missing one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. It's called "Drop Dead Gorgeous," and it takes place in that fictional town in Minnesota. The whole thing is done as a fake documentary, and is absolutely hilarious. Everyone in the movie talks exactly like you write. Really? I saw that one... didn't hear any put-on accents like they have in "Fargo", which was OK, but strange in the Coen Brothers sense of strange. Actually, I think the best Coen Bros. movie was "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" which did for the far rural south what "Fargo" did for the far rural north. Jackie |
"Stinger" wrote in message . .. It even has a bit on Ludifisk (or whatever that fish stuff is). (The following is a public service announcement from the Minnesota Department of Public Health). Lutefisk (n., from Norwegian, "Lye Fish") (I am NOT making this up!) for those of you who aren't married to a Norwegian, was a way of preserving Atlantic cod in pre-refrigeration days-- i.e., placing layers of fish in barrels filled with layers of caustic soda to preserve it for a long while-- then it was rinsed very well and then cooked to... umm... well, suffice to say, lye has a way of breaking down the proteins in the fish so that it becomes pliant... e.g., gelatinous... then it is served with butter and/or cream sauce, depending on where your ancestors were from. I've had it once and it tastes like fish, but the consistency is ungodly. Nowadays, you can only find lutefisk in two places-- Ingebretsen's Scandinavian Market on East Lake Street in Minneapolis (surrounded by Mexican and Middle Eastern markets whose owners have no doubt complained to the city council about the awful smell) and in your grandma Lena's kitchen at Christmas. I've lived long enough to realize that every culture has at least one culinary perversity that usually gets dragged out around major holidays and eaten to remind the younger generation of how difficult their ancestors had it. Now, I don't know about you, but there is just something that is inherently wrong in thinking that someone can, and should, eat a fish that's been soaked in drain cleaner for nine months, no matter how nicely you dress it up. Not that my ancestors cornered the market on great cuisine (world's shortest book: "Great Chefs of Ireland") but hey, even I have my limits. Jackie Irish-French-Mdewakanton Sioux |
Subject: Liberal talk radio is pulled after just two weeks
From: "Jackie" Date: 4/19/2004 11:00 PM Central Daylight Time Message-id: Sf1hc.30797$yD1.90936@attbi_s54 "Norskie Ned" wrote in message ... I never hear of "Mont Rose" in Minnesota. There IS a Montrose (no space between the "Mont" and the "Rose") in Minnesota, just west of the Twin Cities Metro Area... see http://www.city-data.com/city/Montrose-Minnesota.html . I betcha you knew dat, Ned!! Nope, Brimson is a little logging town south of Fairbanks and Bassett and due nort of Palmers. I live on Christensen Lake and love it. Wow, well, you are a Norskie amongst the Finns up there in Brimson! 10,000 Swedes ran through da weeds chased by one Norwegian.........dats because dem Swedes were quislings. I thot dem Svedes were nootral in Vorld Var II, Ned... but I do wonder what dem dere Finns would hafta say 'bout dis... Jackie From St. Paul, where we're all Irish and can't draw our streets straight Da finns are fine, but dem damn Swede's surrendered to da naziz, dat's vy dey got dat neutrality clause. Ve vere invaded in Norway, but resisted and resisted until da end. Dam damn Swede's ran like da quislings dey are. Christ, da Bohunks are smarter den da Swede's. Da twin cities haf grown too damn much, last time I vas downd dere, I stopped at Toby's and da damn doughnuts vere expensive!!! So, i stay in Brimson and go to town for supplies and poach and trap, da game varden leafs me alone, he says Ole, I know you do it to eat, so I look de udder vay. Ya Sure, You Betcha............. Olaf Tonder Johan Benjaminssen Nilsen Brimson, Minnesota |
"Stinger" wrote in message ... The accents were dead-on, as was the humor. It's an overlooked treasure. It was okay, IMO, not nearly one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. I don't have an accent like that. I definitely hear a difference between northern Minnesotans and Twin Citians though, and it's the northern MN accent that gets made fun of in the movies. |
"Norskie Ned" wrote in message ... Da twin cities haf grown too damn much, last time I vas downd dere, I stopped at Toby's and da damn doughnuts vere expensive!!! Well, that's because Hinckley is practically a suburb of the Cities now, because of those casinos. And Toby's doughnuts are overrated anyway... it's their caramel rolls that are worth exiting I-35 for if you're not going to Grand Casino! Jackie |
"Jackie" wrote in | Nowadays, you can only find lutefisk in two places-- Ingebretsen's | Scandinavian Market on East Lake Street in Minneapolis (surrounded by | Mexican and Middle Eastern markets whose owners have no doubt complained to | the city council about the awful smell) and in your grandma Lena's kitchen | at Christmas. (laughing) I have to correct you on just one point, Jackie - you can get lutefisk he http://www.olsenfish.com Click on the Viking Products link, then on the link that says: NEW: FROZEN LUTEFISK DINNER FROZEN LUTEFISK DINNER Pre-Cooked - Just heat and serve - 14 oz. Portion Completely cooked lutefisk, peas, homestyle mashed potatoes Single serving ready in 8 - 10 minutes Now, doesn't that sound YUMMY? 73, Steve Lawrence KA0PMD Burnsville, Minnesota --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.634 / Virus Database: 406 - Release Date: 3/18/04 |
"MnMikew" wrote | Steve, northerns(neds) are great eating! Especially in the winter when the | meat is firmer. There are a couple methods to filet them boneless. I am now fully and completely "doggoned." I'm going to have to "bone" up on my filleting skills (snicker) - I can't imagine turning them into fish balls. (Robin Williams quote: "I didn't even know they HAD balls). 73, SL --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.634 / Virus Database: 406 - Release Date: 3/18/04 |
"Stephen M.H. Lawrence" wrote in message ink.net... "MnMikew" wrote | Steve, northerns(neds) are great eating! Especially in the winter when the | meat is firmer. There are a couple methods to filet them boneless. I am now fully and completely "doggoned." I'm going to have to "bone" up on my filleting skills (snicker) - I can't imagine turning them into fish balls. (Robin Williams quote: "I didn't even know they HAD balls). 73, Yes it does take some practice. A friend in 'sconny showed me. If you fish for anything other than northers or sunnies in wisconsin they look at you funny. Heres a guy selling a video about it. http://www.nobonesaboutit.com/filet-northern.html |
"Stephen M.H. Lawrence" wrote in message ink.net... NEW: FROZEN LUTEFISK DINNER Groan! I got indigestion just from visiting that website!! *URP* Of course, if you put one of these in the microwave oven, you might as well toss the oven, because you'd never get the smell out. Seriously. Jackie |
"Jackie" wrote in message news:HZ_hc.6067$w96.824918@attbi_s54... | | "Stephen M.H. Lawrence" wrote in message | ink.net... | | NEW: FROZEN LUTEFISK DINNER | | Groan! I got indigestion just from visiting that website!! *URP* | | Of course, if you put one of these in the microwave oven, you might as well | toss the oven, because you'd never get the smell out. Seriously. | | Jackie (chuckling) I figured as much - probably way worse than burnt popcorn! 73, Steve Lawrence KAØPMD Burnsville, Minnesota (NOTE: My email address has only one "dot." You'll have to edit out the one between the "7" and the "3" in my email address if you wish to reply via email) --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.634 / Virus Database: 406 - Release Date: 3/18/04 |
"MnMikew" wrote: | Yes it does take some practice. A friend in 'sconny showed me. If you fish | for anything other than northers or sunnies in wisconsin they look at you | funny. Heres a guy selling a video about it. | http://www.nobonesaboutit.com/filet-northern.html (laughing) Hey, I'm going to look at that video! Twenty bucks would be well worth it. Thanks, Mike! 73, Steve Lawrence KAØPMD Burnsville, Minnesota (NOTE: My email address has only one "dot." You'll have to edit out the one between the "7" and the "3" in my email address if you wish to reply via email) --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.634 / Virus Database: 406 - Release Date: 3/18/04 |
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