Interesting Links?

Hayseed Dixie wrote: Music site which I use a lot while online. Not sure if anyone has posted it before. It's really good..like a personal online radio station that you can configure..AND it plays at CD quality if you have broadband.. I've used other similar ones like Musicmatch and suchlike..but this seems to be the best by a mile... and best of all..is totally for free....for now anyway www.pandora.com

Yeah Hayseed - fair play. I'm listening to it now but it's tricky when setting up stations - I'm having to say I don't like certain songs (that I do like) by a favourite artist cos the suggestions it comes up with are like that song rather than the artist - sorry if this is hangover talk :} Anyway I'm having great fun with it - thanks

http://www.talipesireland.com/

Ok this is me being serious for once.

Not going to go into a big spill here. But basically this site is to do with Talispe Equinovarus more commonly know as Clubfoot. The site was set up my ex girlfriend. She has lovely little boy who is 2 and a half years old called Jamie. When Jamie was born he was born with a Club foot and has gone through various operations and treatment to help right his foot. His Mam Rhona set up the site for new and old parents with children of similar problems to get in contact and to give each other support and advice and to talk about there experiences.

I posted it here cause there maybe someone out there on the site who is going through this and doesn't know anyone to talk about it to. She has a website with her Storyin it and Rhona and Jamie are featured in Womans Magazine this week 3rd October 2006

Peter

 

For some light entertainment

http://www.oddtodd.com/

Check out the cartoons under Watch/Play.....be warned if you're on dial up....they're big....but worth it. IMHO.

 

De Burgh 'able to perform miracles'
09/10/2006 - 13:15:37

Harsh words Rolo - ah ya know what they say - you always hurt the one you love!!!!

Rolo wrote: Pity he couldn't cure himself. Just imagine, if he massaged his own throat, real hard, I mean real, real hard. So hard in fact that he was unable to sing any  more.

Ah Rolo that is just pricless best laugh I've had all day

PhantomFM back on the airwaves Oct 31 I think... I think the Edge is backing it in someway or was The Edge involved in another Radio station ???

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They use to do a great show on Sunday afternoon. They would go through all the old Radio stations and relive some of the history and. They covered the likes of ARD, Radio Dublin, Sunshine 101, Nova, Q102 tthe 80s one, KissFM... Those were the days

A friend of a friend use to do delieveries and had to bring stuff over to RTE and the security guard won't let him in to RTE cause he had a Sunshine 101 windvisor. told him he let him in if he takes it down. He didn't it down and turn around to the Depot. RTE rang the depot looking for the equipment and why wasn't it delievered and they told them the story. Even my froends friend wouldn't take the sticker down.
Anyway cut a long story short person who wanted the stuff delievered got on to RTE security and told him to let them through and he still said no until his neck was put on the line for the stuff not been delievered... Bloody security men

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Black Russian wrote: PhantomFM back on the airwaves Oct 31 I think... I think the Edge is backing it in someway or was The Edge involved in another Radio station ???P

The Edge was involved in the application/submission
of "Storm FM" for the Dublin youth market approx
6 yrs ago. The backers for that included John
Reynolds (POD,etc) and Louis Walsh.
I think they lost out to SpinFM.

According to the latest press releases about
Phantom's return to the airwaves


"Phantom is backed by U2 manager Paul McGuinness's Principle Management and promoter Denis Desmond's Gaiety Investments, among others."

big commercial backers but hopefully boyband free zone