I am do remember of Christmas in the Russia which was cold and freezing of mostly and Mother of Russia did the big cookings of warm and house did sit of near kitchen for the warms and heat. It was of Christmas that I did first of eat the vodka breads which were much lovely although I think the day did a blur of afterwards which not the good.
Also of remember I do that Father of Russia who was much lovely man of good but is now late sadly did the try to do make of heater inside of and for in the house in one Christmas which was OK for try but not the good as the electricings were new in the part of Russia where did live and the was not of work properly in blackout so Father of Russia was the electrcial work but could not be making heater do work in properly. It was mostly of the wood in making so and not finished so when Electricings was not the work after the week two it was of on fire that heater for warmth so did some heating after eventually and time.
Father of Russia went to the work of with electricity company in weeks afterwards when snow was going and did help of fix the workings of which was much good but could not be fixing of Steel Tevelevisions which did not make the noise and sound proerply but had buzzes so often sound was off and not on for watching of teveleivisions.
From Maritz
Ms. Maritzkrozlavsky Throrglasnishozly
December 15th, 2008 at 09:18am
The base station for Open House with Sheridan Voysey has a new name, as their press release points out:
In September of 2007, Sydney’s Christian Radio station FM103.2 launched their new name Heart 103.2. This was immediately challenged by Macquarie Regional Radio who had trademarked ‘heart’ for radio use, although they were not using the brand outside of Tasmania or Queensland.
As a community radio station, FM103.2 was not in a position to enter a legal battle to salvage the name ‘Heart 103.2” and therefore relinquished the name at the end of 2007.
For the last 12 months, FM103.2 has searched for an alternate station identity. The first step was to seek suggestions from listeners, and then the most popular names were tested in the marketplace. Finally, a trademark was acquired for the name with the most votes.
CEO Phillip Randall today stated that,
It’s been a long and tough journey, but after 9 months of waiting, we are very pleased to announce the new name of Sydney’s Christian Radio station is Hope 103.2!
The new name will help define the station better for listeners and the wider Sydney community.
CEO Phillip Randall explained,
Hope 103.2 was by far the most suggested name amongst our listeners and test groups, and best conveys the nature and purpose of this radio station.
Hope 103.2 will continue to be active as a radio station that cares about social issues and community concerns, and encourage listeners to embrace a ‘Passion for Life’.
Thanks for the embargo, it’s great to be able to schedule a post to appear here when an embargo expires while I’m out of town.
Samuel
December 15th, 2008 at 06:00am