Name: Learning About Medieval England Through The Bones Of Its Residents by SciFri
Duration: 12 min 7 s
Description: Scientists are uncovering clues about medieval life from the bones of ordinary people.

Sleepy times for these cephalopods are revealing new clues about memory and learning.

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Do Octopuses Dream of Electric Sheep?

פתחי וזמרי בעם - 07-06-21 - שעה ראשונה

These Reelworld cuts replaced the Thompson Creative package in 2000. Notice the Legal IDs are sung. (My boss was upset, because he didn't want to even admit the station had anything to do with Fitchburg)

REEL WORLD - WXLO - KISS DALLAS AND KDWB

Solid Gold GEM AM Jingles - (JAM) 1992

With a little extra time at home, I thought I'd put together another jingle montage!

All the jingles, legal IDs, and coronavirus related promos/news updates were recorded off livestreams in the great state of Texas! 

Jingles heard are from ReelWorld, TM Studios, JAM Creative Productions, Zone Jingles, Ignite Jingles, and Wisebuddah. Did I miss anyone?

Also, does anyone know the package/company who made The Beach 96.5 jingles??

Stay safe and enjoy.

Off-air jingle montage - March 2020 - Texas edition

Aircheck Downloads Montage - ReelWorld Productions WWLI 1999

โดยธรรมชาติแล้ว เราไม่สามารถบังคับให้เกิดสภาวะลื่นไหลได้ แต่เราสามารถเรียนรู้ปัจจัยที่จะเพิ่มโอกาสให้เกิดสภาวะดังกล่าวได้ ไม่ว่าจะเป็น ความรู้สึกดี รู้สึกเพลิดเพลิน แรงกระตุ้นจากความท้าทาย จุดมุ่งหมายที่ชัดเจน รวมไปถึงความเชื่อว่าภาวะลื่นไหลมีอยู่จริง

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Scientists are uncovering clues about medieval life from the bones of ordinary people.

Learning About Medieval England Through The Bones Of Its Residents

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Learning About Medieval England Through The Bones Of Its Residents

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