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What’s the Vector, Victor? Or Whose 4th was it, anyway?

These lazy days of summer are turning out to be anything but lazy for me. One of the problems with writing a blog is keeping it up, and I’m so buried in the new American Music Festivals series that the blog has languished. I did promise you some comments that were running on the AMPPR [...]

July 11, 2010 | Marty Ronish | Comments 1

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Guest Post on Programming – Must Read

One of our own, General Manager Jeff Skibbe from KXMS in southern Missouri has written this guest post on programming. Mille grazie, Jeff! “Qube Connections” by Jeff Skibbe I have always been a fan of British TV’s James Burke, the science historian whose episodes of the series “Connections” famously began with a thread of an [...]

June 19, 2009 | Marty Ronish | Comments 3

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