One radio journalist told us that she was afraid to go on the air with more bad news.
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Nixon is shown before television cameras just before he was to go on the air and tell the nation he was resigning, and he made an uncomfortable joke to journalists about the cameras catching him picking his nose.
The channel, to go on air in the autumn, will be available on subscription and show live youth and reserve team games and friendlies - but not Premiership matches.
But another poll, this one by the nonprofit Consumers Union, which publishes Consumer Reports, found that three-quarters of the people it surveyed were wrong about what they have to do to get ready by the time analog signals go off the air on Feb. 17, 2009.
"They will go beyond the normal ban on air travel within a three nautical-mile radius.. and up to 3, 000 feet above ground, " Shumann said.
The pressure is on you and you need that communication from your wingers to tell you how much time you have got left, whether you go up in the air or stay on the ground.
At long last, having joined the Special Air Service in 1944, he got the chance to go on a special mission, if still not a secret one.
After the Voice of Afghan Women is officially inaugurated, it will go on air daily with educational, development-based and entertainment programmes of interest to the entire community.
On Friday, the air ambulance will go first to the Ulster Hospital at Dundonald and then to Altnagelvin Hospital in Londonderry.
The warmer air aloft acted like a lid on the frigid valley air, leaving it with no place to go.
Nevertheless, we can go set up our satellite truck there (much higher ground) and stay on the air throughout the storm.
Amazingly complex internal-combustion engines give great performance and clean air, and the new hybrids (gasoline and electric) go 21 kilometers on a liter.
The task of providing trackside betting odds will now go to his former sidekick Tanya Stevenson, whom he had often referred to on air as "the female".
When people first immerse themselves in such frigid water, their bodies go into "cold shock, " and they start gasping for air, which puts a strain on the heart.
Patrons go below ground to play cards, sleep, exercise and work on laptops--all the while inhaling air that can have 1, 700 picocuries of radon per liter (about 1, 300 times as much as air in the average home).
"This country cannot afford to go back to that time, " says Solloo from the glass house, a few moments before going on air.
"You run through a field and the paraglider wing catches the wind, it fills with air, blows you off the ground, you switch on the motor and off you go, you're flying, " he said.
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