#radiodemo

[ilizcenturieslove]

I love Alastor .

la verdad admiro el diseño de este personaje, es hermoso e interesante.

NO PUEDO DEJAR DE DIBUJARLO!!!!

I really admire the design of this character, it is beautiful and interesting.

I CANNOT STOP DRAWING IT !!!!

https://www.deviantart.com/fanacti-12

[djnovastar]

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#MiamiStyle #RadioDemo by #SUPERNOVA Dj Novastar #ReggaetonMix

[sassyvee-blog]

Sassy Vee Radio Talen Short Aircheck

[heddleey]

Radio Host Demo

This is my radio host demo. This has my aircheck, and an editorial. For my air check I talk about Durham Colleges "Pumpkin Palooza" and my editorial is my opinion on New Years Resolutions.

[peacewalks]

Action in Tompkins Square Park

=================== Press Advisory - For Immediate Release Contact: Yuko Tonohira 917-670-8513/ [email protected] n.o.n.u.k.e.s. RADIO DEMO! -MARCH TO END NUCLEAR ENERGY- When: Tuesday, 6/12/2012 7:30PM to 9PM Where: Tompkins Square Park, NYC (Avenue A & 7the Street) the march leaves the park at 8pm sharp. What: a march along with a radio program specially organized for the evening providing music and speeches for the duration of the march. Anti-nuclear protest songs and speakers to appeal for the abolition of nuclear energy. A live performance of protest songs by NYC Metro Raging Grannies. Who: Open to all, Organizers: Todos Somos Japon Endorsers: OWS Environmental Solidarity Working Group, Shut Down Indian Point Now! 30 years ago on June 12th, over a million people gathered in Central Park to protest nuclear energy and weaponry. To commemorate the beautiful memories and break through the anti-nuclear movement, NYC's anti-nuclear groups will take to the street again. It has been nine months after the earthquake and tsunami that triggered the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan. While the crippled reactors still continue to spew radioactive materials, Japanese government is eager to restart two nuclear reactors since the nation went nuclear-free on May 6th, 2012. The intention of the Japanese government goes against the majority of people living in Japan, as well as those of us in NYC, who together celebrate Japan's zero-nuclear state. In the United States, the catastrophe in Japan triggered many to raise voices against the nuclear industry. However, the industry and federal agency are hand in hand to further prioritize profit over public safety even after the Fukushima nightmare. The anti-nuclear movement is sharing the crucial moment in history with the people throughout the world who are standing sgainst the 1%, of which the aging nuclear energy industry remain active to maintain the wealth of the capital, as well as to keep nuclear technology in military use. On June 12th, the people of NYC will take to the street to call for the shutting down of Indian Point, a catastrophe waiting to happen on Hudson, as well as in solidarity with those who continue to suffer the evil of radiation. The march will be accompanied by a live n.o.n.u.k.e.s. DJs via a radio program, while each marcher will carry their own portable radios to play the program as they walk. Speakers include Alice Slater, Chris Williams and Minori Nakamura, and the program is hosted by Ken Gale, of Eco-Logic on WBAI NY. Those who are not present at the march can join the protest by tuning to 99.5FM or listening live on WBAI.org. More information can be found at http://jfissures.org/radiodemo ####