Author: Writting
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The Evolution of Radio in Wyoming: A Historical Journey
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in RadioRadio has been a part of most people’s lives for a long time. We have radios in our cars, sometimes in our homes, although today radio has to compete with television, smart phones, and computers. Next year Sheridan’s KWYO Radio turns 90 years old. Sheridan’s first radio station, KWYO, signed on the air in 1934,…
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Carl Gunns’ Sports Memorabilia Sale: Supporting Young Athletes at Gunns Gym
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A veteran boxing promoter is set to sell his extensive collection of sports memorabilia to purchase new equipment for the young athletes who frequent his gym. Carl Gunns, the owner of Gunns Gym in Birstall, has decided to part with a significant portion of his 45-year collection to support the needs of the community. Gunns…
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Top 15 Swords from Magic: the Gathering – Ultimate Guide
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in SwordsIn today’s article, we explore the top 15 Swords from the entire history of Magic: the Gathering. Each sword’s functionalities and characteristics are presented to help you become more familiar with them and assemble the perfect deck using the most appropriate weapons! Honorable Mentions Sword of the Realms: Released in 2021 in Kaldheim, this dual…
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Upgrading Power Mac G4s: Enhancing Performance and Functionality
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in ElectronicsDesktop Power Macs are certainly the easiest to upgrade beyond just installing more memory or RAM. My dad and I both upgraded older Power Mac G4s recently, and our experience is telling. My dad has a 450 MHz Power Mac G4 (known as the “AGP Graphics” version); mine is a backup and file server with…
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Vintage Voltage Expo 2023: Classic Gear for Audio Enthusiasts
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in RadioDear Vintage Voltage vendors, I hope you are happily gearing up for the Holiday season! Many of you have been asking when you can sign up for the March 26th Vintage Voltage Expo at the Delta in Northglenn, and that day has come! Last year we sold out – more than 100 tables in the…
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Unveiling the Intriguing World of Sports Memorabilia Auctions
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During last year’s immense interest in “The Last Dance,” a pair of sneakers that Michael Jordan wore sold for a staggering amount. The ball that infamously bounced off Steve Bartman’s glove in Game 6 of the 2003 NLCS was bought by Chicago restauranteur Grant DePorter and blown up for a publicity stunt at Harry Caray’s…
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Thornton Davis: A Modern-Day Knight with the Adrian Empire
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in SwordsThe scorching hot sun blazes down on a ragged grass field as tension builds. Standing at each end of the field are two men who are suited up in heavy silver plated armor complete with a shield and a broad sword. As if someone had pressed play on a movie, a scene from a medieval…
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Hyperdub Presents “Diggin’ In The Carts” Collection of Japanese Video Game Music
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in ElectronicsExciting news for video game music enthusiasts! Hyperdub, the renowned London-based record label, has announced the release of a new collection titled “Diggin’ In The Carts, A Collection Of Pioneering Japanese Video Game Music.” This 34-track compilation builds upon the critically acclaimed Red Bull Music Academy documentary series of the same name, which explored the…
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Preserving Nostalgia: The Radio Collection of G.D. Narasimha
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in RadioIn the digital age where small is beautiful, the new generation may be oblivious to the existence of huge contraptions with shutters that used to be operated only under the strict supervision of the head of the family, mostly to listen to classical music, news over AIR, light music over Vividh Bharati or running commentary…
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Gary Longordo’s Rare Art & Sports Memorabilia Collection Auction
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Thousands of rare original works of art and signed sports memorabilia from acclaimed artist Gary Longordo’s personal collection will be available for sale to the general public. The collection includes unique items signed by some of the best Hall of Fame athletes of all time including Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Tom Brady, Michael Jordan, Ted…