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David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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I actually work in radio, and with multiple successful stations. From
your
posts, you don't really understand how the business of radio works.

From your posts, you really don't understand that IBOC = QRM.

HD uses spectrum that is not, in today's environment, generating significant
listening (fringe signal listening in other words) and uses it to enhance
radio stations so they may better compete in a world with alternate delivery
paths and an obsession with digital sources. It is, in effect, a no-brainier
trade of a few cents for many potential dollars.

It's also a no brainer that IBOC = QRM.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

The Radio Life - It is a Generational Thing !
 

BAD - Ah ! :o) Ira Blue on KGO ! :o) ~ RHF
And Ira Blues Theme : Rhapsody in Blue
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ira_Blue
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhapsody_in_Blue
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...87151-4433503#

(OT) : If "Being" An America "BE" Xenophobic ? - Then a 'Xenophobe' I "BE" !
 

SW - I "BE" An America [.]

If "Being" An America "BE" Xenophobic ?
- - - Then a 'Xenophobe' I "BE" !

I AM Proud To "BE" An American ~ RHF

God {Allah} Bless America and
All American Citizens - Amen ~ RHF

The Radio Life - It is a Generational Thing !
 

About - KGO News Talk 810 AM Radio
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KGO-AM

Every 50 KW Clear Channel In The USA With A Difference
 

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cuhulin

Every 50 KW Clear Channel In The USA With A Difference
 

And I keep telling you, Brenda, that the radios will eventually improve
and come down in price.

I showed you that new Radiosophy model. Much improved over the
BA-Recepter HD radio.

Things will get cooking once they figure out how to squeeze all the
necessary electronics into a radio the size of a cigarette pack.

--
Stephanie

Every 50 KW Clear Channel In The USA With A Difference
 

Or,,,, call me a sex maniac.Which I don't thinks I am.I done got too old
for that nonesense,nowdays.
cuhulin

Every 50 KW Clear Channel In The USA With A Difference
 

It's funny. My last name is Weil. And yet I'm considered "hispanic."

Why? Well...let's see. My mother - surname Salazar was married to a
German guy named Weil.

She divorced him five years later....we left Germany for the USA. I
was raised - as a first-generation immigrant American - in a Spanish
speaking household (with bits of German and English thrown in).

I learned to speak Spanish. REAL Spanish, not this Spanglish stuff the
kids and grownups do now.

And yet, I'm a pale-face. Hey guess what. Colombia has a great big
majority of people who are white. Not all of us are brown/black with
ultra-curly hair.

Just like any other nationality, the racial spectrum in Latin America
is varied. We even have "oriental-looking" people.

--
Stephanie

The Radio Life - It is a Generational Thing !
 

Radio Life,,,,,, www.krud.com

JT and Dave,on www.supertalkms.com are talking about the,Smokehouse
Restaurant in Petal,Mississippi,, or is it in Hattiesburg,Mississippi?
Petal is a suburb of Hattiesburg.Oh Well,,,,, I know a real crazy
divorced woman in Petal.She goes for ''everythin''.She is from Miami.
cuhulin

(OT) : La Raza "The People" {Mexicanos Only}
 

"RHF" wrote in message
oups.com...
DE - "Viva La Raza" sticker, meaning
"Up with the people" or
"Up with the common folks."

DE - Political Message being "The People" meaning
Mexicanos Only to the Exclusion of All 'others' [.]

tell the truth DE and not some half-lies ~ RHF

"Raza" does not mean "Mexicnas." It means blue collar Mexicans, mostly in
the USA. A middle class Mexican or Mexican American will not be "raza" and
will be, on occasion, offended if called "raza" because it is demenaning to
most better educated and cultured pople.

"Raza" when applied to one person means "buddy" or "bro" and to a group,
"brotherhood" or "all of the folks like me."

An LA radio station's morning personality had billboards that said, "El
Cucuy es raza" meaning "Cucuy (the guy's nickname) is one of the common
people."
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