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Some remarkable capabilities have been added to Audacity, but it’s still not a contender to take Audition’s place for audio productions. In Short Circuits: It’s not a good idea to skimp on the devices you use to interact with your computer. One or more properly placed monitors, a mouse that fits comfortably in your hand, and a keyboard that doesn’t result in wrecked wrists are all more important that we may think. • How close is your computer’s hard drive to failure? Some disk disasters can’t be predicted, but others can and a free utility program that watches the indicators ...

Join Sage the House Down hosts William Sinclair Moore and Paige Gilbert as they open up about their own spiritual journeys, explore creativity, and leave you with the tools to sage your house down brick by brick.

There are over 100,000 people on the waiting list for organ transplants in the U.S. This episode delves into the complex landscape of organ donation, exploring both the profound impact it has on saving lives and the hurdles faced in its implementation. My special guest, Jack Lynch, Retired Senior Advisor to the Gift of Hope Organ and Tissue Donor Network, discusses the essence of the struggles, triumphs, and ethical considerations surrounding the donation process, shedding light on the critical need for awareness, infrastructure, and support to overcome obstacles and ensure a brighter future ...

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a longtime manager. This interview is with Dylan Carder who was a student employee for KWBH while he attended Ricks College. At the time of the interview, he worked for KIFI Local News 8 but was recently hired to be the communication coordinator for ...

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a longtime manager. This interview is with Lamar Barrus who was hired as program manager when KRIC went full power in 1984. He later became the general manager of KRIC.

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a longtime manager. This interview is with Dale Hillier who worked for KRIC as a student and was later hired as a program manager. He currently works for BYU-Idaho Radio as the Center Stage coordinator.

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a longtime manager. This interview features Jane Haeberle, the daughter of John Haeberle who managed KRIC when it went to full power in 1984.

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a longtime manager. This interview is with Jerry Miller who worked as a student manager for KVIK in the 1970s. He went on to work in radio in Idaho and Utah. He retired from Idaho State University in 2023 where he was "the voice of the Bengals" and the ...

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a longtime manager. This interview is with Ron Weekes who worked as a professor at Ricks College and BYU-Idaho until his retirement. He helped advise the student radio station KWBH.

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a longtime manager. This interview is with Bill Traue, the current engineer for BYU-Idaho Radio.

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a longtime manager. This interview is with Bryce Rydalch who did sports play-by-play for KRIC and later worked for KBYI.

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a longtime manager. This interview is with Mark Bailey who was hired in 1989 to become the news director of KRIC. He kept that role when the station changed to KBYI.

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a longtime manager. This interview is with Jim Clark who was hired as the KRIC station manager in 1999. He kept that role through the change to KBYI and retired in 2022.

When Brian Holloway (Jack Quaid, The Boys) was hired by famous horror author Paul Robinette (Titus Welliver, Bosch) to crack an antique safe in his home, he had no idea what he was about to encounter. Opening that safe door unleashed something sinister — something that continues to haunt him. But what exactly? And can whatever slipped through that threshold be stopped?

After twenty years on the road, Eric Krasno has spent time sharing stories with countless artists — and these conversations have become some of his most cherished memories. In Eric Krasno Plus One, the audience is invited to join moments like these in podcast form—topics range from early inspirations to discussions about the state of the music industry, to the challenges of life on the road, backstage shenanigans, and much more.

église Lausanne-Renens AB ; 2024-05-10 Lecture du jour 130 => Segond 21 / (S21) : 2 Chroniques 20 ; 2 Chroniques 21 ; 2 Chroniques 22 ; 2 Chroniques 23 ;

église AB Lausanne ; KJV Exodus 13 And the LORD spake unto Moses, saying, Sanctify unto me all the firstborn, whatsoever openeth the womb among the children of Israel, both of man and of beast: it is mine. And Moses said unto the people, Remember this day, in which ye came out from Egypt, out of the house of bondage; for by strength of hand the LORD brought you out from this place: there shall no leavened bread be eaten. This day came ye out in the month Abib. And it shall be when the LORD shall bring thee into the land of the Canaanites, and the Hittites, and the Amorites, and the Hivites, ...