"=12pxSpeaking of Zoomer.  Did you know that they were reasonably popular in Buffalo back around 2005/06 and they had a Adult Standards format under the calls of CHWO at 740?"
That was before Moses bought 740, when it was still the Caine family (Whiteoaks Communications) that owned it.

Can't understand why individuals and especially corporations, don't have a backup plan.
I use Macrium Reflect.
I image my computers nightly, keeping 5 nights rolling. Also before any update/upgrade/install/uninstall. And it makes it vey easy to change drives.
Macrium has Image Guardian, which locks the image so Ransomware can't affect it. Get hacked, just restore the last image. You only lose whatever you've done since you made the last image.
Windows only.
On Mac, Carbon Copy Cloner or SuperDuper, but I don't know if they have protection for their images.
For individuals with programs without protection, the best option is to image to a portable drive, then disconnect the drive, because, if it's not  connected, it can't be infected.
For corporations, air gap.

"Yes they did. My memories are hazy as I was very young the last time I had them, but I seem to remember they were kind of like McDonald's fries.

Incidentally, there is still a Red Barn building in Mississauga. It's on Dundas about halfway between the 427 and Dixie Road. It has been a Mr. Sub for decades."

That's the Red Ban I got my fries from. And, yes, they were like McDonald's fries now.
 

It's listed on PBS Seattle's schedule for 9 pm Pacific on Monday, Midnight EST.

When I worked in that building (at CKKW), I was told the outside walls were double bricked and there was a large supply of the same bricks in storage for repairs/expansion. Should be a "fun" demolition.

I also remember it could be confusing getting around the internal stairways.

I use my Android phone connected to my car radio via Bluetooth to play MP3s or Stingray Music. It also has an FM radio, but you need to plug in a headset for the antenna.

I have a special Rogers Ignite Bulk VIP package from Rogers' Multiple Dwelling Unit division, which has a lot of channels (no Flex). No Vice TV. However, Vice is available on my Roku, so might be available on Rogers' streaming service.

It's a given that all deaths are now vaccine related, at least to some. Elon Musk speculated via X (formerly Twitter and, given that others may have the right to "X", possibly Twitter again) within 30 minutes of the Bronny James news, that, with no evidence, the cause could be the COVID 19 vaccine. Facts and scientists and doctors and experts are to be completely ignored, denigrated and despised in favour of, more and more, the most outrageous "alternative facts" possible from completely deranged sources.

Dial Twister wrote:

Johnny B wrote:

I can only imagine the evil hate that was spewed upon her by the newly emboldened neanderthals that make up the freedom convoy, eff Trudeau, so-called Christian, right wing, stand fast, people's party, conservative crowd. 

All I can add to your thoughts is, Amen. So many mouth-breathers.

The little of the comments I saw wasn't pretty. It was like Trumpers North. I'm ashamed and saddened.

Unfortunately, the British Tabloids and Social Media don't give a toss for someone's reputation, only the salacious details, true or not. They also know recompense only comes at the end of a successful trial. By that time one who is innocent is already ruined.

That picture shows why Rogers has Rogers signs everywhere.

It looks like that's looking north. I think that's the St. Charles Tavern clock tower.

Ironic that the branding is "LIVE 95.5" and the Content Director talks about the AI being as live as Ashley Z, when a) it's AI, which is not live or alive, and b) Ashley Z, while alive, is voice tracked. No LIVE involved.

I get WNED channel 17 on my Rogers Ignite. I don't get channel 17.1, which I'm presuming is one of their HD tier stations. I've looked at all of June 1 and 2 for the program, on my Ignite guide, but it's not there. AFAIK, WNED is the only PBS station airing this documentary. I do get PBS Detroit and PBS Seattle. Searching online doesn't show any other PBS station. I'll keep looking as June 2 approaches just in case the guide is in error - which would be no surprise.

George Oliver sang at the Blue Goose Tavern several years ago. The Goose is sadly no more.

In addition to the Hawks Nest and Le Coq d'Or, there was the Coal Bin and a few more. IIRC, a group of lawyers owned something like 6 clubs back in those days.