--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Gabrielle Obre gabrielleo...@... wrote:
Complaining IS useless. I even found a site (connected to the work of
Eckhart Tolle) that aims to end complaining, gossip and criticizing
http://www.acomplaintfreeworld.org/howitworks.html
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Gabrielle Obre gabrielleo...@... wrote:
Werner, I am truly sorry for going off on you some weeks ago. I know
how valuable your knowledge of Asbury is. Your love is clear. But
science does tell us that perception has a lot to do with us. Is it
Heisenberg's
Interesting article about a building in NYC that was built in the early 60s
getting remodeled.
Reminds me of the fate of the 5th Avenue Pavilion remodeling.
http://www.slate.com/id/2208529/
Buildings need not be 'old' to be architecturally significant.
Werner
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Gabrielle Obre gabrielleo...@... wrote:
All of my experiences sitting in the council chambers were a hoot to
me. Ridiculous really. They are not smart people generally speaking. A
friend who lives out of state for part of the year and is very active
in his
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, wernerapnj wernera...@... wrote:
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Now there's a reality we can agree on.
Werner
I've been to man planning board meetings (not in ap) where it has cost the
builder tens of
thousands of dollars (or
Yesterday during the transition of power, a new website was launched.
http://www.whitehouse.gov
Part of the website is a section called The Office of Public Liason which
I've read will evolve
into a public forum.
Wouldn't such a thing be a great addition to our cities website?
A place similar
Jack:
Interesting concept.
Not sure if I would want my tax dollars going to support .. the like
comments from this list!
At least the posted would be signed.
Michael
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Behalf Of Jack Pitzer
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--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Michael W. Brim mw...@...
wrote:
Jack:
Interesting concept.
and a very simple site.
How about just adding this as a note and maybe post it in every
school:
The Robinsons lived in a brick bungalow on the South Side of
Chicago. Fraser was a
Something Gabrielle said recently made me think of this concept.
I think (hope) there are many people in our city who have good ideas that they
would like
to be heard and discussed on the city level, but I also think that it may be
tough to find
the time to actually attend council meetings and
Denise,
I get this group in digest form. Can you email me the link?
Thanks,
SB
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, denise denisem...@... wrote:
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in Obama's Admin
not in AP.
In an attempt to deliver on pledges of a transparent government,
Obama said he would change the way the federal government interprets
the Freedom of Information Act. He said he was directing agencies
that vet requests for information to err on the side of
http://www.petitiononline.com/grock/petition.html
If anyone else is upset that a another radio station went the way of
the IPOD/hits format, I inc the link to the petition to save GRock.
I, personally, thought the radio station was the best in the area, and
one of the only, if not the only,
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, fancypaaantz fancypaaa...@...
wrote:
http://www.petitiononline.com/grock/petition.html
Interesting you bring up the radio.
This morning, my kids must of had on 101.5 which I guess is mostly
african american. The host was talking about how now maybe black
Oak- what you wrote has nothing to do with a local radio station
changing format. How about that GRock use to sponsor local concerst
all the time, and now that sponsorship is gone.
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They are using a music service that they get off of a satellite sort of a
filler (In radio it is called stunting).
They will be hiring a staff with real DJ types soon, I don't know whether they
will be live or voice-tracked (pre-recorded to sound like they are live). Their
rating3 that past
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, fancypaaantz fancypaaa...@...
wrote:
Oak- what you wrote has nothing to do with a local radio station
changing format. How about that GRock use to sponsor local concerst
all the time, and now that sponsorship is gone.
that's because they to look to see
No, I meant it will be gone bc they no longer play that music any
more. Why would they sponsor concerts at the Pony for bands that they
do not play? As for their ratings- well all radio ratings are down.
Don't know how much better a Z100 wannabe station would do. At least
they had a niche.
Or said another way, everyone here is always talking about AP and its
music scene. Well, a huge part of the music scene here (Pony,
Convention Hall) and at Starland is alternative. Beyonce will not be
playing at the Pony any time soon. But the one station that would
sponsor shows and announce
It's definitely a loss to the entire music scene within it's listening range.
I know so many people that listen to this station at work, and I'm sure they
are up in arms,
and in search of what to listen to next. This will probably be another nail in
the coffin of
terrestrial radio.
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Havn't posted in awhile... I remember the original station when I was in
HS, FM106.3. That was a good station... Then it sold and out came G rock. G
rock was pretty bad when it first came out, for a few years actually... But It
got better. I turned on the station the other day unaware
Like MIke just said, there are no hosts yet, so it has that cheesey sound
to it. G Rock had the same thing when they first came out, most stations do
until they find real hosts. I don't think its likely any of the previous hosts
will carry over.
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Was this change in radio announced awhile ago? I never read about it,
maybe I was in the dark.
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Grock was just a shell of the station that the old 106.3 was. As far as
sponsoring shows in the area, most of the time radio stations aren't
bringing these acts to the area they are just promoting the show through
advertising. The acts will still come, the venues will just have to
find other
Terrestrial radio is a dead medium.
It's going to have to reinvent itself in order to compete with the technology
that's replacing
it.
We now live in an on demand culture.
The internet killed both the radio star and the video star, and it's given rise
to the
YouTube star, where everybody has
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