They are the Mustangs, too. I wonder what they are southwest of?!

John Burnett is at this moment broadcasting on the Internet from Hilo's Civic auditorium - women's Basketball between Augustana and Huntingdon http://www.ksfs.com/ Click on Listen Live on the lower left.

Cool! I hear him, I hear him!

From Hilo! And I can hear the tractor and truck ads from Sioux Falls, SD... Fantastic.

did he have a touch of a cold yesterday?? sounded stuffy occasionally

That is what I am guessing although he can sound that way anyway (lots of smokers outside the Civic stand in the doorway to watch the game as they smoke and it gets sucked in - which is one of the reasons I did not attend the games.) Have never discussed his adenoids with him...

John Burnett is doing overtime today on http://www.webradio.com/kwxx/ He will be on till 7 PM Austin time.

Gosh, another half hour, will have to tune in!

The guy he was subbing for yesterday a[ppeared today so all I had to listen to of John was the pre-recorded 6 hr show he did the day before. As I listened we emailed back and forth - it is fascinating to be listening to the guy you are writing Email to. He said it takes about 3/4 to an hour to tape all the intros and spots for a 6 hour show. He must be REALLY good at this (he IS!!!) He will not be back on internet till Saturday and Sunday at his usual places unless someone else gets sick.

Tomorrow and Sunday John will be broadcasting from Hilo oh KXWW from 10am til 4mp on the internet http://www.webradio.com/kwxx/

Correction on the hours listed above. KWXX will only be four hours (10 am to 2 pm Austin time). My mistake. Sorry. http://www.webradio.com/kwxx/

And John will be with us on New Year's Day again on that same station.

Any big Millenium Celebrations planned for the Islands, you guys are kind of like the last place to see the New Century right?

Actually, Samoa is the last before the dateline - and Guam... To give you some idea of what new Years' Eve os like here, everyone sells fireworks - from the biggest grocery stores to vacant lot lean-tos. Aerial works are banned and the officials have confiscated 14 TONS of illegal fireworks - sky rockets mostly. The militaryu on Oahu usually sets off big displays for the populace as they have ordnance experts in house. We will have the usual ones = each family setting off thousands of dollars worth at heir own homes. You'd have to be deaf and blind and not breathing to miss the show. Earlier on before this evening's bangup sendoff, we will have an early basketball game (we won last night) preceeded by a big tailgate party with live music. John will be broadcasting the game (keeping this on -topic!) I see that Austin is going to be celebrating big time! Hauoli Makahilki Hou, Terry!!!

Just heard that Guam is on the other side of the dateline (was changed several years ago) and they had no problems. Gonna watch the rest of the world very carefully!

Media appearances continue for John. He does all of the UHHilo Vulcan Basketball and baseball games live on radio, and I have a prize video of a game from the Kona baseball field wherein we whupped TCU in a super game. John was his amazing self, as usual. He still does daily 6am-noon shows and on weekend he does radio live and on the internet http://www.webradio.com/kwxx/ from 6-10 am HST or 10am - 2pm Austin time. He continues to write for the Hawaii Island Journal and has a regular column on the music scene here in the Islands. Great stuff, as always. He is also doing the local newspaper articles for the upcoming Annual Fund Drive. He is a busy man but they are not paying him what he is worth (like others I know...)

John will be on tomorrow in Austin on http://www.webradio.com/kwxx/ from 10am till 2 pm. Listen and enjoy!

Oh yeah, he is also working on his thesis. For one wandering around Spring (it is very lonely tonight), U

Everyone is incredibly quiet today. Hardly anyone responding - must be sunspots! Hi Marcia I am on cause I shan't be able to go on so much for a few weeks. My 'relis' from U.K. arrive tomorrow. I shall try and read quickly though to see if I can store up.

Hi Anne - welcome to this part of the Spring. Happy houseful. Last night it was even worse - but that WAS your today =) Very quiet, indeed!

Hope we see more of you Anne.

I'll work on it...She posts in Geo and other places so I would hope we can keep her active now that she has her ISP problems fixed. Anne has many interest which fill fit very nicely into Spring...after she finished being the gracious hostess for the visiting "relis." Good luck, Dear!

Hello Anne!

The Merrie Monarch Festival of Modern and Ancient Hula will be televised on the internet on http://www.merriemonarchlive.com/live.html Starting at 7pm HST (midnight CST) tonight they will choose Miss Hawaii Hula, the best single dancer in ancient and modern hula Friday, same times, they will choose the Halau (group from a school) men and women separately - in Hula kahiko (ancient) Saturday night - the best of all and most lovely - same time the modern or Hula awana. If you want to see 5 hours of the best of Hula in the entire world with Halaus from California, TEXAS, and Australia as well as from Hawaii, tune in. It is held in Hilo and the place is hopping!

From: "John Burnett" Subject: I'm on KNWB online now Date: Mon, 03 Jul 2000 16:02:26 GMT I am now "live" (pre-recorded voice tracks) daily on intenet 6 am to 10 am Hawaii time M-F, 6-noon Sat. Hawaii time). Station is KNWB Hilo, a rock/AC hybrid format called "Classic Hits." That translates to: 11 am to 3 pm M-F, 11 am - 5 pm Sat. Central Daylight Time and 9 am to 1 pm M-F, 9 am to 3 PM Sat., Pacific Daylight time http://www.webradio.com on top of page at "launch" type in KNWB and hit "go" button. Our Hawaiian station, KWXX, which I'm on completely live on weekends, is webradio's 8th most popular station nationally. Aloha, John Burnett KWXX/KNWB, Hilo, HI

Aloha all, This URL sounds seriously better than WEBRADIO for listening to KWXX. Much better audio quality, less buffering. We also hope to have KNWB-FM on it soon. I am on from 6 am to noon Saturday and 6 to 10 am Sunday HST on KWXX (6 to 10 am M-F and 6 am to noon Sat. on KNWB, which, unfortunately, is pre-recorded, or voice-tracked for you "industry folks"). Since recipients of this e-mail live in several different time zones you need to do the math if you care to listen. AOL users need to cut and paste URL. You may also need Windows Media Player. http://www.streamaudio.com/listen?station=KWXX John Burnett