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Marquette Basketball Hour
The Dec. 1 edition of the Marquette Basketball Hour with Buzz Williams
[0:00:43] ... never text to me that I realized how about the same major grant park and I now do you text your grandpa. Mama now my grandmother she didn't -- today's game takes you -- Texas ...
[0:18:25] ... be very. And we didn't. They can beat us. This and every single way they could beat us credit goes to their coaching of their players. And so all I'm focused on as our players ...
[0:23:07] ... answer to the question is you should have the same discipline every single day whether you win or whether you lose when the discipline should be that you prepared. What it takes to win games ...
[0:24:11] ... it relates to a business -- you gotta have. Incredible discipline every single day what you do and how you go about it executed because if you don't at some point he's. You know on ...
[0:25:43] ... this. Being mad. From a competitive standpoint you've got to compete every single possession and every single game of every single hour in the office. Members and our practice to be an absolute best that if you don't do that. You're lucky. And ...
[0:33:30] ... on. From a scouting report perspective and he's a great teammate. Every single day of practice and he's been really good in the games in regards to help put our guys. What's common what's going ...
[0:36:14] ... And then you went there because. I had with memo and my mother a lot of places you could have gone to where you would had to pay your own way. ...
C.C. Brown 12/2/08
The Texans safety joins the morning show for the Verizon Wireless players show.
[0:05:51] ... as domino's. What else is there was left in the locker room mother then it becomes a job but that's at that point. I think Croat unit step you probably think you are looking at ...
[0:08:33] ... better actually but. We have a text here. From a guy named grant who writes Tony Kornheiser should be tried for crimes against humanity that -- over. I don't know that's all the disappear okay. ...
[0:14:41] ... don't think they're they're going to count on him to BV every single -- out back like he was last night both got a few carries lately gave. They need somebody to complement the hands ...
Mr. Keen Tracer Of Lost Persons "The Rented Cottage Murder Case" (04-03-52)
When Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons first debuted over the Blue Network on October 12, 1937, the show’s title accurately described Keen’s stock-in-trade; the “kindly old investigator” tracked down individuals who had mysteriously vanished, leaving behind their families, homes, jobs and other day-to-day activities. Keen (he never had a first name, unless it was “Peachy”) was assisted in these duties by an Irishman named Mike Clancy. Mike wasn’t much of a brainiac (the quote that comprises the title of this post was a semi-catchphrase that he seemed to use on the show every week) but he could use the necessary brawn when the situation called for it. Bennett Kilpack played kindly ol' Keen throughout most of the program’s run, as well as Philip Clarke and Arthur Hughes, while Jim Kelly took the role of Clancy. The series originally aired as a thrice-weekly fifteen-minute serial from 1937-43 (the show moved to CBS in 1942), providing more than ample time for Keen to solve even the most baffling of disappearances. Beginning November 11, 1943, the program changed its format to that of a half-hour weekly offering—and though the title and theme song remained, Keen branched out into investigating murders. If Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons sounds a little soap opera-ish, it’s because it originated from the “radio fiction factory” of Frank and Anne Hummert. (Frank received on-air credit for the writing, but the scripts were actually churned out by scribes like Lawrence Klee, Bob Shaw, Barbara Bates and Stedman Coles.) Mr. Keen“ employed all the stereotypes, heavy dialogue, and trite plotting of its daytime cousins” and “it appealed to a lowest common denominator.” So why is the show so popular with old-time radio fans today? Simple…it’s pretty doggone funny, in an unintentional sort of way. Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons enjoyed a healthy eighteen-year stint over radio. THIS EPISODE: April 3, 1952. NBC network. "The Rented Cottage Murder Case". Sponsored by: Anacin, Dentyne, Chesterfield. A strange cottage, renting for $25 during the housing shortage, is the scene of the murder of a cripple. The clue is in the crutches. Phillip Clark, Richard Leonard (director), Jack Costello (announcer), Frank Hummert (originator, producer, dialogue), Anne Hummert (originator, producer). 28:52.
[0:11:59] ... Haynes was. And that his crutches will listen to follow in his mother know. The odd thing is that restoring had a deep sympathy for anyone who are -- He gave generously equipped a large ...
[0:16:16] ... Grant taking place -- that what you go out and always after eating drinking and smoking reference your breath with density. You rule out density in chewing -- team has a wonderful thing going nipping -- that lingers on and on. It's delicious and remember density helps keep your teeth -- He canteen handy you'll enjoy refreshing your breath when you food density so all breathless moments. Or your breathless moments ...
[0:16:51] ... Grant Peyton Place. ...
[0:20:14] ... it is my. The question of the -- in that case a single yes it did and I think this Colorado the floor. Floyd's. Mr. Carter's -- cod. Expressed sympathy with the death of the ...
Kennedy Center Honors Six Artists for Life's Work
THIS IS AMERICA: The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., is a major cultural center in America. For the past thirty years, the center has presented awards to honor artists for their lifetime of work. On Sunday, December seventh, it will honor six outstanding performers.
[0:00:08] ... Welcome to this is America. In VOA special English. I'm certainly grant. Steve -- That John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington DC. He is a major cultural centers in America. ...
[0:09:04] ... fire was born in Indiana. And raised there and in California. Her mother a piano teacher realized that Thailand had a musical gift when she would still live baby. Toilet started dancing lessons when she ...
[0:13:03] ... first album. My generation. Was released in 1965. After their first hit single I can't explain. Hit after hit followed through the 1960s. But who experiment. In 1967. They put out an album that played ...
Reality TV Podcast #180: The Amazing Race & Survivor
The Amazing Race Interviews and Rob and Trevors recap of The Amazing Race and Survivor Discussion Sponsor: Try GotoMyPC free for 30 days! For this special offer, visit www.GotoMyPC.com/podcast
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[0:16:37] ... had a rough time making sure that everything organized keep elector every single your race. ...
[0:27:59] ... be to eat. It. Although I found out tonight that Tony -- single -- we. ...
[0:54:10] ... going to carry him in my backpack you could try you know mother's love can do almost anything. It's a. ...
[1:07:18] ... And now are allowed bear moblog single a -- ...
[1:07:23] ... How about you Dallas -- he's still single or do we have hurt. It's a lot of interest with star. ...