too many senior moments. L Intellectual interludes sound better... Les

Hey guys, Bill Little is probably right. He ws retired when I first met John...Don't know why I thought it was May Rudasil...It's not fun getting old - too many senior moments.

hey willow, I thought you all had forgotten or just decided not to party. I'm afraid I got another gig going on sunday and Monday. If you want to postpone the party and regroup, I'll be happy to do

I think that for at least a while he sold time at WRVA in Richmond and worked with the legendary Alden Aaroe.

to I'm not sure if its to the 8th power or 9th but you bring up a great point. As far as I recall I have never heard what Arch did before he came to WJMA. I assume he had earlier radio

And does this make Arch the Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand -to -the -8th -power Teacher?

Russ, I think it was Cloraseptic. Sounds like something to fix your drain field. Cloraseptic was green and nasty, but it had a mild numbing effect that helped a sore throat. It was a real chore to

Davi Blount is a lobbyist in Charlottesville. He's on the list of recipients. judy berger

For "Frog in the Throat" Dr. Pepper was my remedy. One winter, though, a minor cold clogged the pipes to the point where the good Dr. from the pop machine was impotent. I turned to over-the-counter

Jean Love was my first teacher in terms of actually sitting in for an entire air shift. She taught me how to take the transmitter readings, operate all the equipment, shut down etc. For some

Mark, It's kind of like apostolic succession. Who was your teacher? Maybe we can trace this back a few generations. Ross 71-86

Not the same guy. I talked to him while trying to track down "our" Dave. Sweetbriar Dave said inquiries for radio Dave came along from time to time. Ross 71-86

I guess so. Mark Johnson was indeed my teacher (and a good one, too). And I am very flattered that Cameron remembers me. But let's not get too crazy here. Tracing the lineage from teacher to

I read this and said "Whoa!" Well I didn't actually say "Whoa" but anyway, I think I was Ralph's first teacher at WJMA. Does that make me Cameron's Grandteacher? Mark Johnson 81-84

store A Ben Franklin in Orange? I never knew that. Where was it located? Mark Johnson 81-84

Cameron, Dave is on the list. He gets the daily digest, so might not read you message until tomorrow. Let me know if you'd like his email. I forget exactly what Dave does now. It involves lobbying

Thanks for the kind words about my promotion here at WJFK. Honestly, my days at WJMA/WVJZ are really the only reason I am here now. It afforded me such a great experience and I knew from there on

cameron_gray@... writes: Wonder if he's the same person? <A HREF="http://www.sbcnews.sbc.edu/0004/0004lnayahoo.html">Click here: Apr. 13, 2000 - Sweet Briar ranks high in 'wired'

The Cowherds are certainly interested in the "around Labor Day festivities." Lennie I came into this world with nothing and still have most of it.

Of course I am ready to party on or around Labor Day. I'll just need to know the firm date at least a month in advance. It looks like Willow is the Party Commander. Just let us know how much dough