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You were indeed.

I grew up watching WOC and WHBF from the Quad Cities.

What a great example of hometown full service radio from back in the day. KBOA’s signal boomed up and down the mid-Mississippi river valley. I was a regular listener in Cairo, Illinois in the late 70s and early 80s.

Andy, aint you got a jack?

I miss hearing that old man on my radio! He was a good man. I grew up listening to him in high school.

no ass was hauled

Grew up in Kennett Missouri listening to Mr. Pylant.

Sorry i used this clip as a meme on my channel but I linked your channel in description

my dad drove big dump trucks in and out of that pit, that is what i wanted to do when i grew up but the mines closed when i was in middle school so we had to move, we ended up in the mid west. but i loved growing up in Bisbee

Judging from the newscaster's reference to President Reagan in office, it being a presidential election year (with a note of the economic report being "good news for him" )and it being Friday, May 4th, it's a sure bet this is an aircheck from the morning of Friday, May 4th ........1984.

You did an amazing job right there old man. It's my pleasure to be the first to drop a comment. It's kinda disheartening that this clip is more than a couple of years old but just a handful have liked or seen it. To bad for them, they don't know what they're missing .......

I love this.

Thank you both, you created a beautiful prairie garden.🍀

This is a really nice version. And you sorta look like Ry. Bravo.

Wow, so simple, so clear, so powerful. I just discovered this song last week by the Tedeschi Trucks band, their rehearsal version. Great job sir. Great voice.

This song makes me clam down and happy when I'm sad this song is the song that makes what you said "dream a little" mostly all of this the songs you post I have to be one of the most relaxed smooth non tensing songs ever im your number on fan I give you all of my support I will play this song during holidays most likely winter,fall,and more I support this channel...

Never heard this Steve. Very Cool

Siri on AirPods with iPhone 8 is almost unbelievable. I used to use her all the time on my iPhone 5s but this is another level. So fast. She seems to be much more accurate with the AirPods, too. Of course she is not the smartest assistant but she can do a surprising number of useful things once you get into the habit of using her. Thanks for the video. Dictating into notes is something I hadn’t thought of before this! 👍

Aah, the excellent Peter Finch. See him on top form in John Schlesinger's Sunday Bloody Sunday

Nice, is that your garden ?

Happy birthday (even if it is arbitrary).

Told you before: you got your own style. You know how to tell a story. Like te vid too.

Thank you, Brian. Happy RV'ing

Very nice. l thoroughly enjoyed it. 68? I just bought a trailer and turned 70 on Valentine's day. Posted from a RV park in Pismo Beach.

*Checking out slideshow themes in Apple Photos* The 4 min video below was created using the slideshow tool in Apple Photos. Apple supplies half a dozen themes (this one is called Sliding Panels) and I'm playing with the ones I've never used before. This one is a nice fit if you have a lot of images but you don't want the slideshow to drag on too long.

Chuck Zimmerman! We're WAY overdue for a catch-up phone call. You still have my number?

#1 thing I miss from Missouri. CZ!

*Slideshow tool in new (Apple) Photos* Apple recently updated iPhoto (now confusingly called "Photos") and made some enhancements to the Slideshow feature. For some reason I always made these with iMovie but the new Photos is much better for this task. This 2 minute slideshow features some photos from my local coffee shop.

*My RUclips channel trailer* I don’t give a lot of attention to my RUclips channel. It’s just the place I park my videos so I can share them here on Google+ and on smays.com. But they provide a nice set of tools for managing your content and tips for how to create a good “experience” for people who find their way to my channel. For example, they recommend a brief (no more than a minute) trailer to give the visitor some idea of what the channel is about. It’s been a couple of years since I updated mine. This one has nothing to do with the video on my channel. I needed to fill that spot on page so I decided to put something together as quickly as possible. I quickly scanned through 5,000+ photos, picking eight or ten almost at random. Then added some music that seemed to fit the images and my current mood. And it’s done. I almost added some quotes from favorite authors but decided that wouldn’t add anything.

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Before you even ask... No, I don't have anything better to do.

Pretty prescient presentation from Mr. Hammock, especially his mention of a watch, which we are seeing now. At the same time, it took me back to the days of dial-up, Prodigy, and AOL in the early 90s.

When I talked about regulation and licenses, I said FCC (Federal Communications Commission) when I should have said FAA (Federal Avaition Administrations)

*Living Healthy - Heartburn (Program 17)* Heartburn is one of those common conditions that I've never experienced. Lucky me.

*Living Healthy - Cholesterol (Program 5)* That chemical in your blood that can clog arteries. Clogged arteries bad. Diet and exercise can make a difference but it's mostly about genetics. A good introduction to the topic of cholesterol. A word of caution: This program was recorded in November of 2005. Lots of research since then.

*Living Healthy - Heart Attack and Stroke (Program 4)* Heart attack is the #1 cause of death in the U.S. Stroke is #3. Dr. Henry Domke lists seven questions that can help determine how likely you are to suffer a heart attack or stroke. (Recorded November 19, 2005)

*Living Healthy with Dr. Henry Domke (Program 2 - Obesity)* _"Most weight loss efforts are doomed to failure. I often tell my patients I think they shouldn't try."_ For the record, I don’t expect anyone/everyone to listen to these old programs. I’m eager to get them up on RUclips (for posterity) and figure I might was well put ‘em here, too.

*If I were gonna podcast* ***** asked me what sort of podcast I would do if I were to start one today. I've thought about it a bit and I think it would be interviews with people I find interesting. A good example was this chat with a man who made concrete lawn ornaments in southern Missouri. Or the guy with the home-made drum kit mounted to the dashboard of his pickup. ruclips.net/video/RaP95FolLWY/видео.html Curtis and I disagree (mildly) on whether podcasts and radio are the same thing. I think it would be difficult to find a commercial station that would let me do interviews like these. Too... niche? Too long? The freedom inherent in podcasting makes it a different animal (for me).

*The Living Healthy Podcast* In 2005 Henry Domke was a practicing physician (now he's a photographer and artist). He was my doc and he was damned good. It wasn't uncommon for him to just talk to his patients for 15 or 20 minutes. An amazing "bedside manner." I was looking for a podcast project at the time and Henry was a natural. We did about 50 shows over the next year. Each was 15-20 minutes. We posted these to a website with show notes and lots of links to additional info. That's gone now but Henry's wisdom is too good to live in the digital closet. So I'm going to archive them on my RUclips page. Here's a sample of topics: How to Stop Smoking The Myth of Exercise How to Get A Good Night's Sleep Depression What is Alcoholism? Allergies Poison Ivy & Ticks Anxiety Disorders Immunization This first show introduced Henry and gives you a sense of his style.

*One minute of bliss* If you had to pick your last minute...

*An hour of video using the time-lapse feature on the iPhone 6 boils down to 30 seconds*. A pretty cool effect. This is my local coffee shop (Coffee Zone) between 7-8 a.m. today. If you watch closely you might see someone's breakfast get knocked over and cleaned up. That's Jordan behind the counter. I'll try to be a bit more creative with this in my next effort.

*More play with iPhone slo-mo* I've been looking for opportunities to play with the new slo-mo feature in the new iPhone and this morning I grabbed a few minutes of the homecoming parade of one of our local colleges. Everything looks sort of cool at 120fps. ruclips.net/video/nRg7zSDOt1c/видео.html

_“He’s a journalist and I’m a politician and if you’re a journalist then you don’t make friends with politicians. You keep your distance because you have to be objective and you have to be willing to ask questions that you know is going to irritate them.”_ I mentioned previously that my long-time friend (and former colleague) Bob Priddy will retire in a month or so, after 40+ years covering the Missouri legislature (and the rest of the state for that matter). U.S. Senator Clair McCaskill spoke at Bob's retirement dinner this week and it's about a fine a tribute as one could ask for.

Dislike flying but enjoy the view.

Thanks You. We just lost our golden retriever on 03/15/2014 .She was 15 years old. She was 6 weeks old when we got her. We missed her so much. May peace be unto U !

I made this (with a service called animoto) four years ago. I don't think I ever posted here. The video quality isn't that great but you can see that I got a nice finished product with zero effort. Tossed in some stills, a video snippet, picked a theme and hit GO. If the service is still around, you might want to give it a try. (I believe I stopped using because of the price. Free version pretty limited)

While searching for video of my friend Charlie Peters, I came across this bit of foolishness from about 10 years ago. If I shared it here I can't find it. Please let me know if you've already seen this in my stream and I'll pull it. I shot this on a Sony camcorder in the engineering shop of the place I worked. It was intended to convey my admiration and affection for the engineers who kept things running, including Charlie (3:33). I rehearsed this by drinking four Buds and got it one take. No edits.

*You booked me where... doin' what?!* Most radio guys (I’m talking pre-1990) have lots of “Brush With Near Greatness” stories. I know I do. Some famous or almost-famous celebrity or performer they interviewed back-stage or who came by the station. Shoot, it’s a big part of why most of us got into radio. My new pal Gaylon Watson recalled interviewing Rocky Marciano. Marciano was the World Heavyweight Champion from September 23, 1952, to April 27, 1956. Marciano is the only person to hold the heavyweight title and go untied and undefeated throughout his career. I find this story noteworthy because Marciano was reduced to refereeing cheesy professional wrestling matches at the VFW in Kennett, MO. I can only assume he beat the shit out of his agent.

I don't think I knew you could create a PDF within Google Drive. -Can you tell me how you do/did this?- Found it. Will give this a try. Damn, you're right. Never cam up for me because when I create a document in Google Drive/Docs, that's as far as I go. Any PDF is a file I uploaded to drive. Not sure when I would ever create a doc, save as PDF, and then upload that new file to drive/docs.

It's a great feature but strangely doesn't work with PDFs created within drive itself????