Word: airing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...allowing workers to air their grievances on the big screen, Moore demonstrates that America's rising economic tide has not raised all boats. He says that widespread downsizing among American businesses has resulted in a reduction of jobs in which people can earn a livable wage...
...such KISS veteran is "Kid" David Corey, theAssistant Program Director and Music Director.Tonight, at 11 p.m., the station will air itsweekly Friday night broadcast from Avalon, a clubin downtown Boston, with Artie as DJ. David willremain in Medford in the studio to make sureeverything on the technical end runs smoothly.Meanwhile, Artie will party it up at the club,interacting on-air with the crowd...
...addition to his aforementioned duties,David's job entails programming and coordinatingthe combined efforts of the research, promotion,and music departments in order to bring KISSlisteners exactly what they want. Perhaps notsurprisingly, the effort involved in choosing thesongs that air is not at all simple. Everythingthat DJs such as Artie and Skip play comesstraight from a "play-list" compiled by an outsidecompany hired by the radio station. KISS 108staffers refuse to divulge the name of thiscompany...
...sleep. Elephants don't fly. Babies don't dance. Or so they say. Thanks to the latest computer animation technology, babies can indeed dance. The three-dimensional "Dancing Baby" has been bouncing around the Internet for about two years, wiggling its hips, dipping its head and playing air guitar to a variety of tunes. Incarnations of the baby have been seen doing gymnastic jumps, walking in a drunken stupor, smoking and urinating. One version even shows the baby dancing, then getting run over by a car. The baby made the leap from the Internet to television media in FOXs Ally...
...IMAX team had been on the mountain for several weeks, acclimatizing and waiting for spring storms to let up, when eight climbers from two commercially-run ventures died on top of Everest (the episode chronicled in Jon Krakauer's recent best-selling "Into Thin Air"). The leader of one of the ill-fated groups was Rob Hall, an Everest veteran and a close personal friend of Viesters. As his body froze, Hall managed to contact the IMAX team via radio. In a moment saved from kitschyness by being non-fiction, the IMAX team managed to patch him through...