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no responses. October 28, 2016 Randy Woodward

A Salute To The Count, And A Scary Weekend For SU

Greetings from the Booth! As we head into Halloween weekend, the Booth is decorated with spider webs, skeletons, and such. And right by the broadcast board […]

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The River 95.3

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It’s BIG FRIDAY with The Wake Up Crew!!!!!!! ... See MoreSee Less

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Lonnie's Fun Fact for Thursday January 14, 2021. Today we'll try to navigate using dead reckoning. Years ago when I was taking flight lessons to earn my pilots license my instructors used to talk about pilotage and dead reckoning, or the ability to use your senses to determine your position using visual clues, last known location, speed and time. It's not clear why "dead" was used, but most likely is from the nautical term "dead in the water." Being dead in the water means to not be moving. Sailors would toss an object into the water and watch it as their boat floated by to determine how fast the boat was traveling. Since the object was not under power, or dead in the water, it provided a point by which to calculate speed and current. As you can imagine, there is a huge margin for error when using dead reckoning. Charles Lindbergh used dead reckoning in his historic transatlantic flight, since his aircraft had only basic instrument for navigation. Today with GPS and other navigation aids, dead reckoning is a lost art. But what will you do when your phone dies or doesn't have signal? You'll most likely be dead in the water, if you don't reckon right. ... See MoreSee Less

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The River 95.3

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Something new on The River this evening! ... See MoreSee Less

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