...Street Radio Bruce Springsteen 24/7 Grateful Dead Channel Grateful Dead 24/7 Radio Margaritaville Escape to Margaritaville Classic Rewind '70s & '80s Classic Rock Classic Vinyl '60s & '70s Classic Rock Deep Tracks Deep Classic Rock The Spectrum Adult Album Rock Jam_ON Jam Bands The Loft Contemporary Eclectic The Coffee House Acoustic Singer - Songwriters The Bridge Mellow Rock 1st Wave Classic Alternative Studio 54 Radio The Ultimate Classic Dance Channel Prime Country '90s Country and More Willie's Roadhouse Classic Country Outlaw Country Rockin' Country Rebels Bluegrass Junction Bluegrass Watercolors Smooth/Contemporary Jazz S = Sirius Channel Number | X = XM Channel Number * = Premier Package Only | XL = Excplicit Language Not all channels are available in all subscription packages. Hardware and subscription required; sold separately. Prices and programming subject to change. XL may include frequent explicit language or mature programming. Call SiriusXM Listener Care at 1-888-539-7474 to ask about Family Friendly packages SiriusXM U.S. Satellite Service available only to those at least 18 years of age in the 48 contiguous USA and D.C. with Sirius also available in PR (with coverage limitations), while SiriusXM Internet Radio service is available throughout our satellite service are and also AK and HI. Service available in Canada; see www.siriuscanada.ca or www.xmradio.ca. © 2013 Sirius XM Radio Inc. Sirius...
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...Sandhya Pandey Dr. Boone 16 December 2015 Analyzing Before this class, English 110, I was accustomed to writing the traditional five paragraph essay about whatever topic my teacher had told me to take a side on. And as always I had become used to being praised for my argumentative essays. But, English 110 had something completely different in store for me. It challenged me to think beyond my boundaries, and join forces and communicate with the entire class to write about my topic and somehow make connections with them all. In Module I, about the article “writing and thinking analytically” By David Rosenwasser and Jill Stephen really showed me as a writer how to analyze; which was as the class went on was quite a difficult task for me. I had to understand “To analyze something is to ask what that something means” (Rosenwasser & Stephen, 1), I had become familiar with the way my thought process worked, and how I analyzed day to day things. And now I realized that analyzing is something we all do all the time without even thinking about it. And to become a better writer is to “become more aware of your own thinking process, building on skills that you already possess and eliminating habits that get in the way” (Rosenwasser & Stephen, 1). This class helped me to stay away from making judgements and steer closer to asking myself questions and explore outside of just agree and disagree. From doing the different assignments, I really found myself engaging more and...
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...Andrew Mondrus Professor Montague Radio Documentary 12 December 2015 1. There are many different developments in society, technology and media that helped bring about the birth of the documentary form. Marconi’s morse code message across the Atlantic Ocean was the first notable achievement in long distance radio transmission. Marconi sent his message from Cornwall, England to Newfoundland, Canada disproving allegations that radio transmission was limited to two hundred miles because of the earth’s circular shape. Marconi proved that development of radio was possible on a worldwide scale. The audion by Lee De Forest was an invention that strengthened the performance of the radio. De Forest's’ creation was a vacuum tube device that could amplify weak radio reception into a strong signal. In 1912, De Forest developed a regenerative circuit that could heighten the output levels of radios. However, De Forest did not realize the potential of his invention and was forced to file legal action to patent his invention. Despite, winning rights De Forest was never acknowledged by the radio industry for his invention. De Forest also developed phonofilm, being able to record sound while taking film. This invention resulted in the ability to watch movies with sound. The invention of AM and FM radio by Edwin Armstrong increased the efficiency of radios. Despite controversy regarding the sole inventor of the regenerative circuit, Armstrong invent...
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...3/4/2014 Chevrolet Impala Lighting/Electrical Problems - Car Forums at Edmunds.com Well its almost a month ago that I started having problems with all the audio in my 2001 LS. As I described in my original post, the audio to the radio, chimes when door is opened with key in iginition, onstar audio, and traction control chime when turned off went intermittent, and then dead, then distorted, then back to normal, then back to dead. My warranty ended on Feb 10,2001 but I had Chevy look into this issue on Feb 2, 2001 where they replaced the BCM. All was well for 13 days when the problem resurfaced. I took it back to Chevy, and of course when they had the car, all worked fine. They checked for all grounds, wire conditions, etc and found nothing wrong. Several days there after while driving and listening to the Cd player, the audio just went dead. At first I thought that I might be receiving a incoming call on my Onstar since the stereo will automatically mute so I could take the call, but there was no call coming in. The problem resurfaced again. I immediately tried turning off the traction control to see if I could hear the four chimes that would remind the driver that the traction control system is off, but no chimes, no radio, no onstar, no audio period. The following day I drove right into Chevy and told them that this car is staying here until this issue is resolved and fixed and since my warranty had exprired, they agreed that although the warranty is expired, the car is...
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...“Blake to Crocco,” William said into the radio. There was no response. There hadn’t been a response for over an hour. William assumed that Crocco turned the radio off while he led the men up the blue trail. They still had the element of surprise, and didn’t need the chirp of a radio to give away their advantage. “Blake to Crocco,” William said a second time, anxiously waiting for a response. Static filled the air when Crocco keyed his radio. William could hear the voices of men screaming profanity, ordering the squatters to move your ass, you fucking scumbags. “Go ahead, Mr. Blake,” Crocco replied. “What’s the latest?” “We just finished taking the encampment at the top of the Sleeping Giant. They were waiting for us. A sniper picked off...
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...Norma, who he is going over to meet. A radio in the background is broadcasting bad news but no one seems to really care. He continues on up the street and meets a couple more people who also respond to his love stuck look. He walks down through an alley and sees a woman but this isn’t Norma, so he murders her like he has done five times already. Norma has been dead for ten years. He says that his name is love and that he walked the dark streets because Norma was waiting for him. Characterization of the young man: The young man is dressed in a light grey suit with a narrow tie and a top collar where the button is undone, he is far from rich and his appearance is described as having dark, short cut hair, light blue eyes and a fair complexion and on this soft spring evening, he was beautiful. He is described very positively through most of the story. He is happy and in love, the feelings radiate out of him and emit an aura of happiness which is perceived by the bystanders on the street. When he hears the news on the radio we start to notice a change when he reaches into his pocket, he seems puzzled, lonely and haunted. He is never truly aware of the life around him; he is focused on something else. His true identity is the hammer murderer. The young man doesn’t have a name, even though he calls himself love, which gives us a feeling that he could be a person next to us. He is essentially a love obsessed psychopath looking for his long dead love, Norma, a brutal killer who claims...
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...IS MASS MARKETING DEAD? 2 Abstract Some claim that mass marketing is becoming less significant; others claim that it is not and that there will always be room for large brands that employ marketing programs that target the mass market. The paper compares mass marketing and its ability to reach today’s consumers. This examination of mass marketing shows its weakness in the market and its approach to becoming nonexistent. IS MASS MARKETING DEAD? 3 Is "Mass Marketing" Dead? The best approach todetermine the future of mass marketing is to take a look at its conception.The industrial revolution paved the way for the concept of mass marketing. Railroads were being built from coast to coast; providing transportation of both people and product.The telegraph was there to satisfy the need for faster communication.A country that relied on local markets was rapidly growing; cities were being populated and the demand to supply basic needs was greater than any time prior.Savvy entrepreneurs were able to seize this opportunity to make their brand known by mass producing their product and advertising.Mass marketing is a single market plan with the same mix of product, price, andpromotion strategies for the entire market.Those that adapted to this strategy were untouchable in the market place. Henry Ford was well known for his contributions to mass production.His innovative approach to making a car with limited features drastically lowered the production cost...
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...tower was circle pole sticking about 400 feet. The circle building was about 350 feet tall. The pole through the middle was an elevator and a watch tower. The elevator in the tower was a break room and went up and down. The building had 35 floors and a garage underground. The garage had trucks, jeeps, and ATVs in it. The way to get out was by ramp. Around the complex was a concrete wall with barb wire at the top. In basic training all the guards learned this. Up in the tower sat 32 guards. 6 spot lights went around the court yard. Two guards manned each one leaving 4 to run communications. 6 guards were snipers and 6 were spotters. 2 guards sat by radio and checked ground patrols. The last two guarded the only entrance to the room. The two guards by the entrance had M16 rifles, Berretta M9s, a can of pepper spray, a Taser, a radio, some hand grenades of various kinds, and 9 inch blade. The official uniform was all black and bullet proof vest and masks. The only time you had a mask on was outside and in the prison. The two guards had dog tags and name tags on, the first guards name tag said Sergeant Christopher Scott Dean. Chris was about 6’2 and had dark brown hair and hazel eyes. For a man in the army he was easy going. The 2nd man’s name tag said Army Private First Class Justin Allen Sway. He was about 5’9 red hair brown eyes. He was extremely jealous man of his younger brother. His brother had spent a year less in the army and got promoted quicker than him. Justin and Chris...
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...How technique works: The group Monarch Watch creates a kit for tagging Monarch butterflies. Each kit includes a sheet with 25 tags, a premigration newsletter, datasheet and instructions. The tags are stickers made up of polypropylene sheets printed with waterproof ink. Each sticker contains a series of three letters and three numbers and each year the tags receive their own unique series of numbers. Listed on the tag along with the unique identification number, includes an email address and phone number. The tags are available to anyone who wishes to volunteer and assist with the process. The process is performed by many volunteers throughout the US and Canada. The fall migration tagging goes from late August thru October, with concentrated efforts in September and early October when the butterflies migrate south to Mexico. Using a net, the butterfly is captured and removed from the net by firmly grasping the thorax. Once the butterfly is taken out of the net the tag is placed on discal cell on the underside of the hindwing. The sticker is placed in this spot because it is closer to the center of lift and gravity and does not hinder the butterflies’ flight. This position also is less harmful to the butterflies. Once the butterflies are tagged, the volunteer records the date, location and any other information on the datasheet they received with their packet. The butterfly is then released to continue its long journey. The information from the tag is sent back to Monarch Watch...
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...zero occurrence of hospital-acquired MRSA infections and of course, its connection with the royal family (Standards 2013). However, the hospital came face to face with a major crisis when Mel Greig and Michael Christian, hosts of commercial radio station 2Day FM made a prank call to acquire confidential information of one of its patron at the time, Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton. The suicide of Jacintha Saldanha surfaced three days after being the first person to receive the hoax phone call before passing it to the duchess’ private nurse. This essay aims to highlight the ethical implications involved in this case study, the PR strategies taken by the radio station and whether the actions taken are appropriate in regards to the death of the British nurse. When the Jacintha’s case of suicide arose, the ultimate question was: Why did she turn to suicide? Despite previous records of Jacintha’s suicide attempts (Taher 2012), it was reported that she had no signs of mental frailness at the time of her work shift before she received the prank call (Sykes 2012). While it remains unclear if the hoax call drove Jacintha suicidal, it may have acted as a catalyst (Baker 2012) since a note containing expression of anger addressed to the two radio hosts was found after Jacintha’s death (Johnson 2012). The ethical implications ensued involves multiple parties including King Edward VII’s Hospital itself. The hospital holds the responsibility to keep records of patients confidential. Privacy...
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...Flowers". Summary: This is a wonderful and beautiful spring evening and it is on the brink of summer. It is in the twilight time and the sky is beautiful violet. People are out on the street in the good weather, and they are all happy. The young man is walking down the street and an old lady who pushes two bags in an old pram, yells at him. "Hey beautiful”. The young man welcomes back, and she thinks that he is in love. She gets happy and nostalgic, while she thinks that all can be beautiful such a spring evening, when they are on their way to the only one. The young man goes over the Sixty-third Street and passes a handcart filled with many fragrant flowers. It is an old man who is selling flowers, and right now he eats a pretzel. He has a radio, where news can be heard, but nobody listens to it. The news is that a hammer killer is on the loose and that an unidentified woman has been fished up from the East River. Otherwise, it is about Vietnam, a jury error in relation to a heroin boss and a Russian nuclear test. The young man hesitates, as he marks with his hand in his jacket pocket. Here he looks surprised, lonely and devastated, but quickly turns back to smile. He returns to the flower wagon, to buy flowers that he may surprise Norma with. Flower vendor is influenced by the young man's smile, and he remembers how it was like to be in love. The Flower vendor and the young man is talking cheerfully about flowers and prices, and the old man gives the young people advice in choosing...
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...|Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite (East) | |Christian Television Network | |Hallmark Movie Channel | |QVC | |Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite (West) | |Classic Arts Showcase | |HITN | |RFD-TV | |FOX News Channel | |Cooking Channel | |Home Shopping Network (HSN) | |Russia Today | |Alma Vision Hispanic Network | |C-SPAN | |HSN 2 | |Sale | |America Live | |C-SPAN2 | |Idea | |Science | |Angel One | |Daystar | |In Country Television | |Shop | |Angel Two | |DISH Earth | |Inspiration ...
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...standing below, according to Gupta the types of weapons they used were laser based and each time they fired it took almost thirty seconds for it to recharge and be able to fire again. “Lower your weapons and surrender.” Major Wakowski yelled. One of the Seta Soldiers fired into the Gettysburg, Senior Master Sergeant Smith quickly returned fire, heating the Soldier in the head instantly killing him. This surprised the Soldiers, no one had ever fired on them. “Last warning.” Major Wakowsko yelled out. The Soldiers started up the ramp, Major Wakowski signaled for SSG Wo to open up with the M-249 Machine Gun. The gun roared to life killing all of the Soldiers, Senior Master Sergeant and SSG Bell moved down the ramp to make sure they were all dead. They then pulled the bodies off to the side, the PJ’s exited the Gettysburg and setup a hasty perimeter. “We have six enemy KIA.” Major Wakowski reported to Lt. Colonel House. “Affirmative.” Was her only...
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...Research on Environment: Developmental Strategy for Cyclone Dev 101 Brac University Group Members: * Sadman Kabir Mohammed * Shamma Nafisa * Nusrat Sarmin * Tanzibul Islam Ridoy * Environment: Developmental strategy for Cyclone Bangladesh is a newly independent country; this country is only 43 years old. But, within her little age she faces different problems. Still she is fighting and her only weapon is development. Bangladesh passed her four decades through different development projects. Among them environmental developments is one of her priorities. Environment is that section which controls other development process such in a way that if it is not ensured other developments will not going to fit. Moreover, it is environment which leads a nation how will be its economy, health care policy, education system and most important way of development; is it going to take more time or less. So, environment development is most important. According to world caution report 2012 in case of climate vulnerability among all 173 countries Bangladesh is 5th. From 1980 there have been more than 200 natural disaster occurred in our country, about 200,000 people died, more than 17 billion dollar of wealth damaged. But most of these disasters are cyclone. As Bangladesh stands beside the Bay of Bengal, every year in the month of April, May, October & November there is always cyclone. As most of the people go to southern districts to seek job, the chance of losing...
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...the Miracle of the Andes (El Milagro de los Andes) was a chartered flight carrying 45 people, including a rugby union team, their friends, family and associates, that crashed in the Andes on 13 October 1972. More than a quarter of the passengers died in the crash and several others quickly succumbed to cold and injury. Of the 27 who were alive a few days after the accident, another eight were killed by an avalanche that swept over their shelter in the wreckage. The last 16 survivors were rescued on 23 December 1972, more than two months after the crash. The survivors had little food and no source of heat in the harsh conditions at over 3,600 metres (11,800 ft) altitude. Faced with starvation and radio news reports that the search for them had been abandoned, the survivors fed on the dead passengers who had been preserved in the snow. Rescuers did not learn of the survivors until 72 days after the crash when passengers Nando Parrado and Roberto Canessa, after a 10-day trek across the Andes, found Chilean arriero Sergio Catalán, who gave them food and then alerted the authorities to the existence of the other survivors. The crash On 13 October 1972, a chartered Uruguayan Air Force twin turboprop Fairchild FH-227D was flying over the Andes carrying the Old Christians Club rugby union team from Montevideo, Uruguay, to play a match in Santiago, Chile. The trip had begun the day before, when the Fairchild departed from Carrasco International Airport, but inclement mountain weather forced...
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