Dicky Doo wrote:

The ball room, marble arch and reflecting pool will go a long way to sprucing up Scarborough Town Center 

bmaudioworks wrote:

I don't see any problem here, other than yet another anti-Rogers attack post. Don't like Rogers? Don't do business with them, and don't talk about them. Plain and simple. There are people and organizations that I don't like or agree with; I don't interact with them, and I don't discuss them at all.
 

Further, when I invest my money, time and/or energy in anything, especially in my business/professional life, I expect darn good returns on all of my investments, every time, without fail. No exceptions. That is a requirement. It is not optional, and it is non-negotiable.

Please do me a favour and post the full name and location of your business so that I and I suspect many others here don't ever have even the accidental option of having to deal with you Mr. Illinformed Small Business Man indeed.

Is your last name Rogers per chance?











 

mace wrote:

I find it interesting that the Liberal Party, as we know it, has not existed in British Columbia since 1987.

Good point mace, and when the BC Liberals were around in recent years they were Liberal in name only.  BC Libs were much more like a Conservative party and this squeezed out the BC Conservative's in elections for decades. Recent Liberal premiers like Christy Clark and Gordon Campbell were de facto Conservatives. 

BC provincial politics has never followed the norm.  The first 13 premiers had no party affiliation!  So from 1871 to 1903 the province was governed by independents. And the most successful party in BC's history has been the Social Credit party, which no longer exists.

So another interesting chapter in BC politics could be written tonight.  BC does have clout across the country since like Alberta they are a "have" province.  For those that like provincial politics, this could be an interesting Saturday night/Sunday morning.  I certainly will be tuning in.

Congratulations Toronto Mike! The podcast world has become very crowded since you started and yet you still cut through, good job!

Colton Gobbo who plays Mike Critch Jr. aka Mike Campbell of VOCM, who is a Sudbury native , was interviewed on the CBC Sudbury morning show yesterday . He confirmed as I suspected, the final season was filmed at the same time season 4 was. Hence why none of the characters appear to have aged in the past year. By the way, the Gobbo family is well known here, they owned a large towing and transport company along with a heavy truck repair facility for decades. They sold it some years back. 

Anywhere but the CBC.

Oh to have the Citytv of old! Their elections coverage was always entertaining and they did it up right, as discussed here on the SOWNY board a few posts ago!

Yes the Rogers Mastercard will be subject to the fee as well. I pay all my bills through online banking from the comfort of my Lazyboy recliner.

Two teams that have never won, but have appeared in the World Series. Personally, I think this version of the Brewers will get their first. The original Brewers were a charter member of the American League in 1901. The next year the team moved to St. Louis as the Browns. In 1954 the Browns moved to Baltimore to become the Orioles. After the major league move to St. Louis, a minor league Brewers team was formed and played in the American Association from 1902-52. As for the current Brewer team, they were born as the Seattle Pilots in 1969 before moving to Milwaukee in 1970.

Since the polls don't close until 8pm, why would the CBC need to start their election coverage at 7pm. An hour of useless chat plus Corrie Street gets kicked back to the afternoon.

CP 24, and maybe channel 100 (Rogers Citynews 24/7 channel)
I don't doubt that I'll probably hop around, also checking out CBC and a few other sources. 

BC's premier David Eby may have pulled off a big blunder similar to former Ontario premier David Peterson.  Eby called an election long before his majority mandate needed to end, and could very well lose his job Saturday evening. The same thing did work for Doug Ford early last year, but it doesn't look good for the west coast NDP leader.

The BC Conservative party has a brand new leader that many don't know very well.  He has only been in the job for a few weeks.  But right now polls are saying that the Conservatives are leading Eby's NDP by 3 points.  The Tory's other new leader, Kerry-Lynne Findlay stepped down after a party revolt a couple of weeks ago.  She had only been at the head of the BC Conservatives since the party convention back in May.

The rest of the country can watch the BC election drama unfold late Saturday evening/Sunday morning with CBC News Network coverage beginning at 10:30pm and CTV News Channel at 11pm.  

                                     

torontostan wrote:

Scarboroughbluffsradiof99 wrote:

Bell was smart for once.
Getting john moore to moderate the debate.

He didn't, but nice of you to admit you didn't actually watch and are just a Bradford troll....

I'm not a trole.
I could'nt watch the full debate.
Thanks for guessing who I will vote for for toronto's next mayor.

ig wrote:

John posted an image of the set in his X feed.  Very green .    https://x.com/MooreintheAM/status/2113405035111399711?s=20



 

Bell was smart for once.
Getting john moore to moderate the debate.

If your station can play Dark Side of the Moon, side 1, without breathing and sounding like hell, you've done a good job with the processing .  If you can take the automation feed down long enough to play with it, throw in Donald Fagen's The Nightfly and Steely Dan's AJA.  Optimize those, and nobody can touch you!!  

Brings up an interesting question, though: what are your benchmark tracks or titles for setting up your on-air chain, or even just your regular stereo at home?  You know, your CH Precision L10 feeding the Relentless Epic 1600 into your Magico M9's.