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A car splits in half! Candid Camera: S1 E103 - Episode 103
Devoted to providing NFL game re-airs, feature films and documentaries for and about the National Football League. 2023 NFL Draft: Picks 103-135
Jon Gabriel lost over 226 pounds (103 kilos) by working out why his body wanted to be fat and getting his body to want to be thin. Losing weight this way is easy and natural and solves your weight problem forever. Visit the Gabriel Method website at www.gabrielmethod.com. The Gabriel Method | Blog Talk Radio Feed
Miss Sophia Girl Talk is on V-103 weekdays at 6:45am and 8:05am Miss Sophia's Girl Talk
Chemistry in Context -
- Colorado State University -

- Spring 2007 -
- C103 -
- Section 1 -
- 6:00 pm MW -

- Professor Harmony Tucker Chemistry 103 (Spring 2007, Section 1, 6:00 pm) Colorado State University
A magazine for your ears where we delve into the unknown and the mundane with as much geeky and entertaining over-analysis as unpretentiously as possible, The Nightsound Show airs live out of Carrboro, NC every Friday at 8pm on WCOM-LP 103.5FM. The Nightsound Show
Roosevelt's popular book Through the Brazilian Wilderness describes his expedition into the Brazilian jungle in 1913 as a member of the Roosevelt-Rondon Scientific Expedition co-named after its leader, Brazilian explorer Cândido Rondon. The book describes all of the scientific discovery, scenic tropical vistas and exotic flora, fauna and wild life experienced on the expedition. One goal of the expedition was to find the headwaters of the Rio da Duvida, the River of Doubt, and trace it north to the Madeira and thence to the Amazon River. It was later renamed Rio Roosevel. Roosevelt's crew consisted of his 24-year-old son Kermit, Colonel Cândido Rondon, a naturalist sent by the American Museum of Natural History named George K. Cherrie, Brazilian Lieutenant Joao Lyra, team physician Dr. José Antonio Cajazeira, and sixteen highly skilled paddlers (called camaradas in Portuguese). The initial expedition started on December 9, 1913, at the height of the rainy season. The trip down the River of Doubt started on February 27, 1914.

During the trip down the river, Roosevelt contracted malaria and a serious infection resulting from a minor leg wound. These illnesses so weakened Roosevelt that, by six weeks into the expedition, he had to be attended day and night by the expedition's physician, Dr. Cajazeira, and his son, Kermit. By this time, Roosevelt considered his own condition a threat to the survival of the others. At one point, Kermit had to talk him out of his wish to be left behind so as not to slow down the expedition, now with only a few weeks rations left. Roosevelt was having chest pains when he tried to walk, his temperature soared to 103 °F (39 °C), and at times he was delirious. He had lost over fifty pounds (20 kg). Without the constant support of his son, Kermit, Dr. Cajazeira, and the continued leadership of Colonel Rondon, Roosevelt would likely have perished. Despite his concern for Roosevelt, Rondon had been slowing down the pace of the expedition by his dedication to his own map-making and other geographical goals that demanded regular stops to fix the expedition's position via sun-based survey.

Upon his return to New York, friends and family were startled by Roosevelt's physical appearance and fatigue. Roosevelt wrote to a friend that the trip had cut his life short by ten years. He might not have really known just how accurate that analysis would prove to be, because the effects of the South America expedition had so greatly weakened him that they significantly contributed to his declining health. For the rest of his life, he would be plagued by flareups of malaria and leg inflammations so severe that they would require hospitalization.

The racial attitudes reflected in Roosevelt's American history do not seem to carry over into his attitude toward the native Americans he encounters on this trip, although his enthusiastic anticipation of the development of the virgin wilderness he is crossing may be jaring to some contemporary readers. (Summary adapted from Wikipedia by Karen Merline.) Librivox: Through the Brazilian Wilderness by Roosevelt, Theodore
The station showcases Northeast North Carolina talent and events from 11 counties and the Tidewater area. So kick back, enjoy and feel the power of Internet Radio, as we discover the most interesting group of people on the planet.

The current schedule includes "Frankly Speaking" with Frank Roberts and his many guests from "Local Historians" to "Country Music Stars" as well as his many music reviews.

Anything Goes! is a unique radio show hosted by performer Lise Avery that plays "an eclectic mix of jazz, standards and classic pop with a little bit of anything else thrown into the mix." The program airs in syndication airing 61x weekly via its radio and web affiliates and also airs on WFDU-FM in the New York metropolitan area. Anything Goes!! is especially proud of its Commercial with A Conscience identity.

Indie Music Wave Presents Homegrown Music Showcase with your host Carmen Allgood through her nationally syndicated weekly radio show, The Colorado Wave and the Indie Music Wave, is currently carried on over a hundred stations across the country. Radio Cafe Hertford 103
Cypress Radio 103.5FM is something completely new to Cypress and surrounding areas. We believe that today's corporate-controlled radio is the same regurgitated music. We want to be different and provide our listeners music that was forgotten, music that they haven't heard in years, music from multiple genres and from multiple decades to get you singing along like you did in High School. KCYB-LP - Cypress Radio - Tyler-Longview, TX
A radio show on Tameside Radio 103.6FM weekend wireless

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