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bad night for jeter who fractured an ankle. LINK

I've listening for the last hour and it's delightful for us old codgers.

I skipped the TV to go with Mike Shannon and the KMOX crew. Shannon started the 9th and repeated a couple of times how important the "Warshington" run was in the 8th. To get the local flavor was something as they are still stunned. Mike Shannon sounds out of breath right now. Wow! IT'S GREAT TO HAVE THE CARDS BACK ON KMOX, WHERE THEY BELONG.

LINK 'WIESBADEN, Germany — “Heeeeere’s Johnny!”, the catchphrase once used by Ed McMahon to introduce iconic late-night television host Johnny Carson, took on an entirely different meaning this week. On Monday, American Forces Network and Defense Imagery Management Operations Center officials presented Jeff Sotzing, Carson’s nephew and CEO of the Carson Entertainment Group, with a film reel containing clips of opening monologues and interviews of the “Tonight Show” with Johnny Carson dating back to 1963. “This is the first time anybody has seen these clips since they were broadcast,” said AFN Broadcast Center spokesman Larry Sichter. He noted that networks, in those times, used to record over programming once it was broadcast because tape was so expensive. Things changed on the “Tonight Show” in the early ’70s, when Carson asked to pull up old clips for a retrospective show and was told they had been recorded over. From that point on, Carson demanded that the shows be archived.'

happy birthday mr. sanders. thank you for a lifetime of matchless music. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ek7h2p6qj5c

the nats snatched defeat from the jaws of victory.

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I've seen these numbers quoted, can't vouch for their accuracy though. 2013: $28M (age 37) 2014: $25M (38) 2015: $21M (39) 2016: $20M (40) 2017: $20M (41) That's proof that there is / is no God -- take your pick... that's proof there is a steinbrenner. if you watch the tape of the 13th inning homer(when rodriguez was replaced by a pinch hitter who homered), his initial reaction was not to react as he was standing on the dugout steps. when the others starting celebrating, kkk-rod vigorously joined in. he's not in the lineup tonight, i hear. perhaps kkk-rod needs some of whatever jeter the jet is taking.

thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

unfortunately, when one baseball game went to commercial, the second game was also paused.

LINK "In the interview Mr. Levine disclosed details about his condition. He remains unable to walk because of the spinal damage and acknowledged what many had suspected for a while: he has a nonprogressive condition related to Parkinson’s disease that causes hand tremors, which his doctors called “benign Parkinsonism.” Mr. Levine said he would conduct from a motorized wheelchair that he uses. Met technicians are devising a podium that mechanically rises and falls, like an elevator, for Carnegie Hall and the Met pit."

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the league finals and world series can't equal these fine games.

"lowe's bowels must be preserved at all costs, for lowe hath no equal." - alocispepraluger 102"

LINK "AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Music festivals are booming, and so is one alternative to paying soaring ticket prices to spend a long weekend packed among 50,000 or more typically sweaty concertgoers: watching the performances online for free. At the Austin City Limits Music Festival, about a third of the nearly 130 bands on a lineup that includes the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Black Keys and Jack White will have their sets broadcast on YouTube. That's a record for the three-day festival that starts Friday. Just six years ago organizers began webcasting with a single feed and struggled to persuade artists to even participate. The same was once true at trendsetters like Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza. But as Austin City Limits marks the unofficial end of the big-festival calendar in the U.S. for 2012, this year might also go down as the year when live-streams started crossing into mainstream. Take the year's most talked-about performance: Tupac Shakur rising from the dead as a hologram at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in a resurrection that was live-streamed from the California desert and talked about around the world."

this 'collecting' thread reminds me of our wives' clothing inventories. buy and buy and buy, and for every special event, "i have nothing to wear." :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

thx-that's some heavy thinking.

by 'all the time', do you mean that they don't lay out when they should, make too many records, or that they take too many performing dates?

what will you be watching tonight?????

i'm ashamed to say i have 2 terra drives full, almost all in mp3 form.

and today, a quadruple header!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

those bursts become memorable occasions. as i become older, and while recording music, and listening to other music, watching tv, and being on the computer, and perhaps talking on the phone, those events. my best listens, these days, are with an mp3 player on a treadmill or a long scenic walk.

ALL DAY WEDNESDAY PLAYING NOW. http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/wkcr/

Sports Business Journal's John Ourand reports ratings for Monday night's Jets-Texans game tripled those of the Yankees-Orioles playoff game.