episode #6 feb 21 with Heidi Wagner speaking about waterloo Rural Women http://www.waterlooruralwomen.org/ and Fred Martin speaking about the Waterloo-Wellington Maple Syrup Producers Association.

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Playlist for Feb 15 2012 – A cuppla Special Malentine’s Songs. And juuust chatting about all the cool things happening in town from the return of Shannon Lyon Feb 16 at L Lounge to Boho Benefit Sunday Feb 19 at Church of the Good Shepherd! and More about Tales From the Street – www.talesfromthestreet.biz
Plus the Far Out Flicks www.faroutflicks.com New Releases for the week Feb 14, luvvas. – Coral FM

Playlist for Wed Feb 7 2012 – OOOWAOOOO..from Diamond Dogs for the full moon to a special pre Valentine’s music set for Luvvas. Just mee and the music – Coral FM

Scenes from an Execution? by Howard Barker
Directed by Andy Houston
March 8-10 and 15-17, 2012 at 8pm?Theatre of the Arts, Modern Languages Building
Tickets: $17 General, $13 Students & Seniors
Box Office: 519.888.4908

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I`m up brain storming thoughts for this weeks NVS, and I`ve come up with two this morning. This week I will be sticking to the safety of unmanned vehicles. While next week if it is prepared I`d like to deal with driverless sound technology – sound made out of thin air, literally. So far it looks like February will be a good month for the future foray. The idea of nanometre wave oscillations has massive future ramifications. While the 3 GHz to 300 GHz range is seen as the new normal operating bands — beyond 300 GHz to 100Thz is a new blackhole for research. If a millimetre wave can heat water, why can’t a nanometre wave heat viruses and destroy them through irradiation, this method is used in UV sanitation, so why not target the HIV virus with a 120nm field and oscillate it until it denatures itself? The area beyond 100 Thz is also known, so I hope to unlock the uses of the upper bands over the next week or so, so look out for this report in the next couple weeks on NVS.

Meanwhile I`d like to thank Bryan the Smudge and Meditation guy for doing an interview on Smudging. He may be back in the coming weeks to do an interview with me on Meditation in some form. Also there are a few other potentials lined up so stay tuned.

At this rate I may even have time to do some Shallow Thoughts sketches, perhaps I can find a humourous angle to Israel backing the overthrow of Assad and Gadaffi and Mubarrak to be replaced by the Muslim Brotherhood and other fundamentalist Islamic hardliners? Or Israel shutting down its own research nuclear reactor as a result of trying to prevent Iran from doing nuclear research? Perhaps there is humour to be found in criminalizing decent and upping jail time for marijuana in new federal prisons and what type of melting pot that will result in. What about Harper bringing the Chinese to Calgary as the bonus of his trip to China, or the fact any Panda born in Canada from the 1 million dollar Panda loan needs to be repatriated to china, but not the parents? I’m not sure what other humour may exist in recent news but perhaps just perhaps an interesting angle can be found in time for this Friday on recent news events.

And of course more music…. suggestions can be sent to will@soundfm.ca

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Coral FM playlist for Feb 1 2012.
Special Guest Pete Oldridge from the Urban Monks chats about the Beatles White Album Series for Numus Pop Avant series featuring special guest Ian Newton performing Revolution 9.

Coral FM Playlist for January 25 2012.Special guest Ted Harms from VOC Silent Film Harmonic.

Sarita’s hindi chat/music

Duke Ellington said there are two types of music: The good kind,
and the other kind. Welcome to The Good Kind.

You’ll hear music of many different styles. It might be indie, rock, folk, surf, classical, jazz, pop, hip hop, country, 50’s style rock n’roll, electronic, or anything else. But whatever it is, I assure you it will always be the good kind – music made by people who are passionate about the art they are creating.

Tune in on Saturday nights (technically Sunday mornings) from midnight until 2:00 am to hear some of the greatest music ever made. Come with an open mind, an open ear, and an open heart.

Sabor Urbano Bringing you the best of latin urban music!
With your Host Dj Nayo

Coronation Street’s bigger than ever!
Since it first broadcast on December 9,1960, it’s been one of the most financially lucrative programs on commercial television and the world’s longest-running TV drama serial currently in production.

4 former cast-members of the legendary British TV series
hit the road in TALES FROM THE STREET…

Ashley Peacock: who died in December 2010 during a tram crash
Claire Peacock: who first arrives in 2003 as a nanny for Ashley’s son
Andy McDonald: from a very troublesome family
Jim McDonald: who is serving seven years in prison for ….

March 2012 will see these familiar faces of Britain’s longest running soap on stages across Canada, spilling the secrets and gossip about their characters,the behind the scenes antics, and their lives on and off the small screen.

A special segment of the show will allow audience members to ask their questions about the residents of England’s most famous street.

Friday March 16 @ U of W Humanities Theatre 8PM
Adv Tickets @The Box Office – 519-888-4908
Limited VIP Meet and Greet Tickets on Sale
VIP Doors Open @ 6:15. General Public – Doors open @ 7:15.
V.I.P Meet-And-Greet Receptions Prior To Each Show

For more info – www.talesfromthestreet.biz or call 1-855-777-SHOW (7469)

AND NOW YOU YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE TO THE SHOW

Do you have a worthy question that you think should be included in the show? Here is your chance to submit a question(s) to one or all four of the iconic super-stars in Tales From The Street.

If your question is picked we can work it into the show. Don’t be surprised if you hear your question answered by the stars.

Please submit your question(s) to talesfromthestreet@hotmail.com. Include your name and city as well as who the question is intended for.

VIP meet-and-greet and open mic opportunities are still part of the venue.