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THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, March 25, 2010
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Even when its batteries go dead, this 1941 Zenith model 4K600 still screams “Art Deco.”
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channel was heard on an FM radio, while the other stereo channel was heard over an AM receiver. If all of this is too much trouble, I certainly understand! To find Malzy and I plus
occasionally Diablo on UStream, go to the follow- ing Web Address: www. ustream.tv/channel/the- antique-radio-corner--- on-wbco. Telecasts of the show &
PSYCHIC ANSWERS TO PSYCHIC QUESTIONS
Dr. Robert Allen Fahey
Q. “What do you mean when you say the Other Side?”
A. The Other Side means to bridge two worlds. To do this, a ceremony takes place when a person wants to make contact with those
in the Spirit world. What is key to understand is that a psychic medium cannot ever guarantee a certain spirit contact. Like us, spirits also have free will. When I connect with those on the Other Side, I know not all spirits at all times make themselves available as they too have work in the Spirit world. Secondly, there is no requirement for them to show up. Our love appeals to and attracts those in spirit to us whether they be family,
friend,
teacher, or a pet. Again, this happens because of your love.
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Q. “When are you coming back to New Hampshire?”
A. I return April 11th for a repeat performance at the Margate–Laconia. We’re Expecting You!
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tell portion of the Antique Radio Corner are sup- posed to begin at 8:30pm on Friday. Quite frequent- ly, Malzy and I are on US- tream an hour or more be- fore 8:30pm. Some WBCQ “Radioheads” are amused watching Malzy & me eat our Friday night pizza and other such mundane activities. They “chat” via text with one another on UStream’s Chat Room, which you can see also. It’s a harmless enough crowd of people who are afflicted with delayed ado- lescence, but some chat participants can develop an occasional case of “pot- ty mouth.” If you might be offended by reading that kind of “humor,” I’d sug- gest that you avoid read- ing the chat portion of the UStream telecast. If I re- spond to what is written in the text at all, my response is usually verbal and not written. UStream requires a decent high speed Inter- net connection.
WBCQ broadcasts on
the shortwave frequency of 7.415 megahertz. Short- wave radio propagation can be quite erratic and the fact that we are relatively close to the transmitter in Monticello, Maine, makes reception in New England more problematic, not less. The station’s signal is more reliably heard in this country’s southwest and on the west coast, as well as in Mexico and oth- er points south of there. Nonetheless, WBCQ will occasionally boom in at our home in Wolfeboro. If you’re not confused
enough already, you can listen to WBCQ on your computer via their website, which is: www.wbcq.com. When the website comes up, find “Watch & Listen” at the top and click on it. Then, find “WBCQ 7.415,” live studio webcast. You will need a decent high speed Internet connection to listen as well. With all the preceding options, you can likely find us one way or another. Please don’t say I didn’t give you fair warning as to what to ex- pect! During a recent show,
I featured an early tube- type portable radio from our collection. It was once featured in a pre-historic Weirs Times Rambling Through History Article, written in November of 2002. I found the origi-
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