If I'm DVRing programs I think will be delayed, I usually use the Seattle stations.

I texted with a friend in Gander and they've instituted a ban on ATVs. The area is dry as tinder and waiting for one match or spark. Unfortunately, it's basically unenforceable he said. Not enough responsible people - of any age - left. But, you know, it "can't happen to me or mine".

"...=12px but they paid her some money because it would have cost more to litigate the case ..."

This happens in insurance claims all the time, and the fraudsters know it and use it to their advantage.

From Vistek:
GoPro Action stand and swivel mount  = $310
Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 = $300
2 x Shure SM58s = $280
2 x Tabletop Mic Stands = $90
Cables ~ $60
Then:
OBS = Free
DaVinci Resolve = Free
Laptop with video card $700 plus
Neutral Background
Maybe a bit of acoustic treatment
 

Saul wrote:

Was anyone from the station actually listening to the show over the years? How would the host not get a warning if it was an ongoing issue?

From the article (Ken Stowar, a Station Manager & Program Director) "It was brought to my attention by a CIUT listener that they heard what they described as unacceptable language, etc. being broadcast on Generation Next on Saturday, May 10th. We then followed the process as we always do when we get an informal or formal complaint to determine if there was any validity to the accusation. What we discovered was an excessive amount of profanity along with misogynist messaging. To find out if this was an anomaly or not we began the exercise of auditing previous shows aired before May 10th where we discovered an identical pattern of excessive profanity and misogyny. Due to time constraints due to fundraising demands the May 17th and May 24th Generation Next radio programs subsequently aired and as we later learned with the same extreme foul language and misogyny; therefore relinquishing any possibility of any warning to Philip."
 

There are times when shutting the mic off is the best - and only correct - thing to do:

Espn Turns Off Mikes, Lets Pictures Do Talking

And while not as long as that epic silence, the legendary Vin Scully, who only called baseball alone in the booth, gave masterclasses in how to use the crowd. Two come to mind: Kirk Gibson's improbable home run in the 1988 World Series and Bill Buckner's unbelievable error in the 1986 World Series.

mace wrote:

I use the Clime weather app. If rain [green, yellow or orange] or snow [light blue, dark blue] is approaching you can actually zoom in on your street to see how close the system is to your neighbourhood.

Does the Clime app use the NOAA in the US? If so, there may not be much information soon if the NOAA is defunded.

Wright Thompson is a great writer. For an account of the Religion of Football in the South, read "Pulled Pork and Pigskin". He's also got an ESPN 30 for 30 film, "Ghosts of Olde Miss" about the integration of the University of Mississippi in 1962 by James Merideth, the reaction by students, staff and officials and how it overshadowed the football team's only perfect season. IIRC, his father was a civil rights lawyer in Mississippi and a cross was burned on their front lawn.

Nipple-Gate was the 2004 Super Bowl half-time show.

When I saw the thread title I thought CNN had called Trump a Felon.

Good thing you didn't ask about Cialis or Viagra 

They hired Jeff Kirkwood, who started on Tuesday: "I am thrilled to announce I am the new Imaging Producer for Whiteoaks Communications Group. My duties will include Imaging 102.9 (currently Bounce 102.9), 105.7 (currently Move 105.7), 97.7 HTZFM and 610 CKTB. I will also help out when needed to produce commercials too."

He might have a few ideas about the stations and their formats.

IIRC, it was explained in the intermission why the play wasn't offside with replays and an example from another NHL game.

My phone just lit up with the Emergency Alert. When I clicked to go to the EA website, it came up with "Bad Gateway".

Good thing it's only a "Test".

Maybe Bruce Springsteen.

I've been told the BT set is on the first floor of OMP.