Thursday, November 9, 2006 by SDRadio.

CBS’ Ed Bradley died today of leukemia. Please see CBSNews.com for more information. (John P. Filo/CBS Photo; used with permission)

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Thursday, November 9, 2006 by SDRadio.

Welcome to SDRadio for, Election Day, November 7. Please vote, and please vote early!

Welcome to SDRadio for Thursday. The GelderHead thought for the day! There are two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle. -~Albert Einstein.

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Morning co-host Jerry of the Star 94.1 morning show had back surgery recently and is doing his part of the show from home. On the morning show section, see Jerry’s back like never before! Also: It is that time of year when Little Tommy gets restless. He’s hooking up with hoodlum buddies and it’ll be time for the annual breaking in for Christmas. All the details are at the Star 94.1 website. Best wishes for a speedy recovery Jerry!

KGB will premiere the new film, The Trouble With Money, and ticket information for the event is at the website. The movie will be available with the DSC’s annual holiday CD/DVD. Money raised from the event will fund the DSC Charities and the 12 days of Christmas. Of course, the DSC is Dave Rickards, Shelly Dunn, and the Dean of America’s Sportscasters, Cookie Chainsaw Randolph.

KiFM, San Diego’s smooth jazz station, has started its annual Christmas jazz streaming. See the KiFM.com website. As of yet, no San Diego station has made plans to broadcast Christmas music over the air …. stay tuned.

KPRI’s cleanling out their audio vault and soon, Volume 4 will hit the audio stands. Morning host Madison writes: “Live Tracks Volume 4 is going to sell out fast, so you don’t want to wait.”
The station’s website will have sample tracks soon on thei website at KPRIfm.com. Madison adds: ” And remember… when you give KPRI Live Tracks Volume 4 as a gift, you’re helping San Diego children through an amazing organization called Voices for Children.”

KSDS, San Diego’s true jazz station is about to be a giant. The FCC approved the station at 88.3 FM to increase their power from the present 3,000 watts to a full 30,000 watts. The expected move should happen next year as long as XETV-TV 6 does not object. The FM station and the TV station are near each other in frequency and there is a slight chance that the FM station could cause interference on the Fox station. Viewers would notice a wavy line on their TV sets if there was. KSDS was hoping to move up to this better power for some time.

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