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Radio Brocken

**Radio Brocken** is German commercial radio station owned by Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland. The station broadcasts music related to pop, acoustic pop, pop rock programmings.

## History

**Radio Brocken** had its seat until January 2008 in resounds (Saale) in the former canteen of the precision engineering works (Fe-Ha). Now **Radio Brocken** sits together with its sister station 89.0 RTL directly on **Hallescher Markt** in the city center escalator. The station reaches around 750,000 listeners per day. Program Director of **Radio Brocken** is **Tina Wilhelm** since May 2015.

**Radio Brocken** has been broadcasting an infotainment program in Saxony-Anhalt since 1992. Musically, the station offers titles from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s and the current charts. The program is supplemented by news, advertising, traffic reports and weather.

The station has relived several relaunches in its history. To start broadcasting in 1992, the station was renamed as **Radio Brocken**, was renamed in 1998 in **Hitradio Antenne Sachsen-Anhalt**, then took place in August 2001, a new name in **Hitradio Brocken** and finally in 2003 the renaming in **Radio Brocken**.

Current claim of the station is **Die beste Musik für Sachsen-Anhalt!**

## Programmings

* ***Die Radio Brocken Morgenshow: Unser Team für Sachsen-Anhalt!***
* ***Koschwitz am Nachmittag***
* ***Koschwitz zum Wochenende***
* ***Radio Brocken am Abend***
* ***Radio Brocken am Wochenende***
* ***Radio Brocken bei der Arbeit***
* ***Radio Brocken Gute Laune Sonntag***
* ***Radio Brocken in der Nacht***
* ***Radio Brocken Kinderzeit***
* ***Radio Brocken Kulthitparty***

## External links

* Official website

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RTL Lounge Radio

**RTL Lounge Radio** is Dutch commercial radio station owned by RTL Group. The channel broadcasts easy listening programmings.

## About Us

On October 29, 2009, RTL Nederland Holding BV started a RTL Lounge radio version under the name **RTL Lounge Radio**.

## Logos

Second logo (2015-2016)Current logo (2016-present)
## External links

* Official website

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BBC Radio Cornwall

**BBC Radio Cornwall** is British local public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts local news, talk shows and music programmings.

## History

Prior to its launch on 17 January 1983, BBC regional radio broadcasting for Cornwall amounted to the breakfast show ***Morning Sou'West*** on the AM frequencies of BBC Radio 4 in Devon and Cornwall. Initially, **BBC Radio Cornwall** shared an afternoon programme with BBC Radio Devon, but now sustains a full daytime service. The station also broadcasts a short weekly news bulletin in the Cornish language. As well as broadcasting on FM, B**BC Radio Cornwall** may also be streamed via internet at BBC Radio Cornwall Online.

## Programmings

The majority of the station's programming is produced and broadcast from Truro. During off-peak hours, **BBC Radio Cornwall** also carries regional programming for the South West and West regions, produced from sister stations BBC Radio Devon and BBC Radio Bristol. As with all BBC Local Radio stations, it also airs the networked weekday evening shows, originating from BBC Radio Leeds and produced independently by Wire Free Productions. During the station's downtime, **BBC Radio Cornwall** simulcasts BBC Radio 5 Live overnight.

The station's local presenters include Julie Skentelbery and Pam Spriggs (weekday breakfast), David White (weekday mornings), Laurence Reed (weekday lunchtime), Debbie McCrory (weekday afternoons) and Martin Bailie (weekday drive time).

## External links

* Official website

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* Regional stations
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Europe 1

**Europe 1** is French private radio station owned by Lagardère Active. This station broadcasts general interest, news and talk shows.

## History

In 1955, to circumvent the prohibition of commercial broadcasting in **France** after the **Second World War**, **Europe n° 1** was established in the **Saarland**, a German state that borders **France** and **Luxembourg**. Transmissions were not legally authorised, however, until **France**'s post-war administration of the **Saarland** ceased and sovereignty returned to **West Germany** in 1957; so, during its first two years (1955–1957), under the direction of Louis Merlin, who had defected from Radio Luxembourg, **Europe n° 1** was a pirate radio station. In 1959 the **French** government bought part of the broadcasting corporation, and this interest is administered today by the Lagardère Group. Network programming has always been produced in **Paris**. The network feed is transferred over **ISDN** lines to the broadcast station that is situated on common ground of the villages of **Berus** and **Felsberg** in the **Saarland**.

From its beginning, **Europe n°1**'s priorities were two-fold: first, news and cultural information with an emphasis on eyewitness accounts rather than an announcer with a script; second, shows aimed at establishing bonds with listeners, including plays, contests, informal talk, popular music, and street-level politics. In both respects, it was a departure from radio formats of the day.

In the 1960s, **Europe 1** achieved success in capturing a young audience, due to **Patrick Topaloff**, the comedian, singer and actor. It pioneered a new tone in French radio. ***Salut les copains*** became an icon of popular culture and the baby boom generation. **Europe 1** played a role in the May 68 political crisis by being the principal source of information untainted by government sanction; it was nicknamed **barricade radio**. In the 1970s, President **Giscard d'Estaing** criticized its "mocking" tone. When the industrialist **Jean-Luc Lagardère** became president of Europe 1 group, some feared the network might lose its independent point of view.

Since the 1980s, **Europe 1** has experienced decreases in audience, and average age of listeners has steadily increased. Both can be traced to the proliferation of commercial radio. During the late 1980s a network of FM transmitters were established within **France**, but these transmitters are used for Europe 2, now Virgin Radio. In the 1990s, **Europe 1** became a news and talk network. **Jean-Pierre Elkabbach** became president in 2005. He was dismissed by the **CSA** (**Comité de Surveillance de l'Audiovisuel**) after announcing the death of **Pascal Sevran** prematurely in June 2008 and was replaced by **Alexandre Bompard**, former Director of the Sports at Canal+.

Today, **Europe 1** is France's fifth most popular network, with the other four being RTL, France Inter, NRJ and France Info. They also broadcast radio drama series.

**Europe 1** also became a supplementary active member of the European Broadcasting Union in 1978 and in 1982, an active member.

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Polskie Radio Koszalin

**Polskie Radio Koszalin** is Polish public radio station owned by Polskie Radio. The station broadcasts programmings for Koszalin.

## Programmings and cultural activities

The element that distinguishes the station is the advantage of regional themes and the issue of journalistic bands, in which reports and radio documents are presented. Due to the specificity of the terrain on which the program of **Radio Koszalin** is broadcast, the station's schedule also includes programs broadcast in Kashubian and Ukrainian.

The most important programs on **Radio Koszalin** are:

* ***Studio Bałtyk***
* ***Na Dobry Dzień***
* ***Lato na Gorąco***
* ***Samo Życie***
* ***Na Styku Brzmień***
* ***Rapnejszyn***
* ***Rock na Noc***
* ***Jazzowe Spotkania***

Regardless of the conducted broadcasting activity, **Radio Koszalin** organizes concerts (classical music as part of the **Music Salon of Radio Koszalin** and entertainment as part of the **Music Stage of Radio Koszalin**). At the Concert and Record Studio **Czesław Niemen**, which is located in the headquarters of **Radio Koszalin**, recording sessions are also carried out.

## External links

* Official website

* Nationwide
* Regionwide
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L'Essentiel Radio

**L'Essentiel Radio** is Luxembourgian commercial radio station owned by RTL Group. The station broadcasts news and music programmings.

## History

In February 2016, the daily newspaper **L'Essentiel** announces the launch of its radio station called **L'Essentiel Radio**, following the attribution of a francophone frequency by the Luxembourg government.

The radio was launched on February 22, 2016 at the premises of **L'Essentiel** (Differdange). It is published by Radiolux, which is composed of **Edita SA**, owner of the Luxembourg newspaper **L'Essentiel**, of three Belgian shareholders, also owners of Must FM, and of Luxembourg's CLT-UFA (RTL Group).

Four months after its launch, the channel becomes the 4th station of Luxembourg. In July 2017, the station gets a new frequency in the country.

Shortly after its second birthday, the channel announced 113,300 Luxembourgish and cross-border auditors, representing a 7.7% audience share in Luxembourg.

## External links

* Official website

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* Germany
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* Scretonia
BBC Surrey

**BBC Surrey** is British local public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts local news, talk shows and music programmings.

## Overview

**BBC Surrey**'s studios are based on the campus of the University of Surrey in Guildford. It broadcasts programming specifically for Surrey and North-East Hampshire weekdays from 6  to 9 am and from 5 pm to 6 pm, and on Saturdays from 6 am to 9 am and from 2 pm to 6 pm. Some other programmes broadcast on both BBC Sussex and **BBC Surrey** are also broadcast from the Guildford studios. There are also dedicated news bulletins for Surrey on the hour at some times of the day. The remainder of the station's output is shared with BBC Sussex.

**BBC Surrey** is transmitted on 104 and 104.6 FM, and on DAB via the MuxCo Surrey multiplex, which officially launched on 12 December 2013.[2] It has also been available on **BBC iPlayer** since 2 September 2009.

The station's Surrey-based presenters are James Cannon (Monday - Saturday breakfast) and Lesley McCabe (weekday breakfast). Weekday programmes for both Surrey and Sussex are presented by Danny Pike (mornings), Allison Ferns (afternoons) and Sarah Gorrell (drivetime).

## Programmings

During off-peak hours, **BBC Surrey** also carries regional programming for the South and South East regions, produced from sister stations BBC Radio Solent and BBC Radio Kent. As with all BBC Local Radio stations, it also airs the networked weekday evening shows, originating from BBC Radio Leeds and produced independently by Wire Free Productions. During the station's downtime, **BBC Surrey** simulcasts BBC Radio 5 Live overnight.

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The Graveyard Book

Gaiman, Neil. 2008. The Graveyard Book. New York , NY:HarperCollins. ISBN: 978-0060530945. Paperback $7.67 Age 13+

“A graveyard is not normally a democracy, and yet death is
the greatest democracy, and each of the dead had a voice, and an opinion as to
whether the living child should be allowed to stay, and they were each
determined to be heard that night” (p. 29). Nobody (Bod) Owens is a living
child, and so it might come as some surprise to most that he has spent his life
in a graveyard. In fact, not only did he live in a graveyard, but he was raised
by the dead themselves. Of course such strange circumstances would stem from
equally strange events. Indeed, Bod found himself in the care of a pair of
ghosts after his family was killed by an unknown assailant when he was but a
toddler. After being discovered by the dead, it was decided that the young boy would
be given the Key to the Graveyard, a great gift that allowed him to freely walk
among the dead as well as gain full access to the graves that made up his
newfound home. In order to protect him, his newfound family teach him many
extraordinary tricks such as Fading-the ability to hide from the penetrating
eyes of anyone he didn’t want to know of his existence. He also learns about
other inhabitants of the world, such as ghouls, werewolves, vampires, and other
beings. As he grows up, it becomes clear that these talents will be
increasingly important when the assailant who killed his family returns to
finish the job.

While this was not particularly a challenging read, as one would expect in a YA book, it does incorporate some dark themes that would be more understood by its older readers. It is a quick, fun, and imaginative read that I highly recommend to anyone looking for a slightly darker fantasy novel.

**Awards Won**

Graveyard book-2009

John Newbury Medal-2010

Carnegie Medal-2009

Hugo Award for Best Novel-2009

Cybils Award for Fantasy and Science Fiction-2008

Locus Award for Best Young Adult Book-2009

**Videos**

This HarperKids booktrailer advertises the Graveyard Book and is narrated by Neil Gaiman himself

Resources

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BBC Radio Jersey

**BBC Radio Jersey** is British local public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts local news, talk shows and music programmings.

## History

The station first aired on 15 March 1982, when it was opened by George Howard, the then chairman of the BBC. The first voice to be hear was that of Peter Gore who was one of the four-person start up team headed by Mike Warr. It launched from Broadcasting House, just off Rouge Bouillon in St Helier, and moved to its present premises in Parade Road in March 1994.

Roger Bara, a long-standing breakfast show presenter, retired in 2012.

As well as broadcasting on FM and AM, **BBC Radio Jersey** is also available via internet at BBC Radio Jersey Online.

## Programmings

The majority of the station's programming is produced and broadcast from St Helier. During off-peak hours, **BBC Radio Jersey** also carries regional programming for the South West and West regions, produced from sister stations BBC Radio Devon and BBC Radio Bristol.

As with all BBC Local Radio stations, it also airs the networked weekday evening shows, originating from BBC Radio Leeds and produced independently by Wire Free Productions.

**BBC Radio Jersey** also simulcasts BBC Radio 5 Live overnight and on Saturday evenings for ***Sports Report***. It also airs on weekday evenings and Saturday afternoons on medium wave.

The station's local presenters include Ashlea Tracey (***Good Morning Jersey***), Cameron Ward (weekday mornings), Cathy Le Feuvre (weekday afternoons) and Carrie Cooper (weekday drivetime).

On Sunday afternoons, the station airs a weekly tri-lingual news review programme, ***Voices***, in the Jèrriais, Portuguese and Polish languages.

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RMF Classic

**RMF Classic** is Polish radio station owned by Grupa RMF. The station broadcasts classical music, jazz and film music.

## History

**RMF Classic** was launched on 1st September 1998 as **Opera FM**. Launch of the broadcast for classical music.

On 11th February 2000, **Opera FM** was rebranded and the new logo was changed.

On 1st May 2002, **Opera FM** was rebranded and the new logo was changed.

On 26th October 2003, **Opera FM** is renamed as **RMF Classic**.

On 15th January 2005, **RMF Classic** was rebranded and the new logo was changed.

On 15th January 2010, **RMF Classic** was rebranded and the new logo was changed.

On 1st March 2017, **RMF Classic**'s studio was renovated.

## Programmings

* ***Bliskie Spotkania, posłuchaj!***
* ***Czas przyszły***
* ***Czas wolny z RMF Classic***
* ***Dobry wieczór z RMF Classic***
* ***Fakty RMF Classic***
* ***Filmy dobrze napisane***
* ***Jasna strona świata***
* ***Kino w roli główniej***
* ***Lista Przebojów Muzyki Filmowej***
* ***Muzyka na dobry tydzień***
* ***Muzyka spod igły***
* ***NieDoMówienia***
* ***Operowa niedziela***
* ***Piątka z literatury***
* ***RMF Classic? Naturalnie!***
* ***Spis treści***
* ***Ścieżka filmowa***
* ***Śniadanie Mistrzów***
* ***Wieczór nowości muzycznych w RMF Classic***
* ***Wydział kultury RMF Classic***
* ***Życie z klasą***

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First logo (1998 to 2000)Second logo (2000 to 2002)Third logo (2002 to 2003)Fourth logo (2003 to 2005)Fifth logo (2005 to 2010)Current logo (2010 to present)
Beur FM

**Beur FM** is French private radio station owned by Les Indés Radio. The station broadcasts adult contemporary hits

## History

* **1981**: Birth of community radio Radio Beur in Paris, at the time on 107.1

* 1987: **Nacer Ketane**, founder of Radio Beur, leaves it to create **Beur FM**, a commercial radio project. This will be authorized by the **CNCL**, to the detriment of **Radio Beur** which will not be renewed

* 1992: **Beur FM** goes from 98.2 to 106.7. It is gradually developing in the provinces

* 2003: **Beur FM** launches on the satellite the **Beur TV** channel, a generalist intended for Maghreb living in France

* 2006: launch of thematic webradios, highlighting oriental music through specialized streams.

## Programmings

Among the programs ***Les Z'informés*** which according to Marianne "enjoys great popularity in the "quarters", ***L'Islam au présent***, ***Confidences*** and many musical programs as ***Happy Beur***/***Power Raï*** and sports like ***Fou de Foot***.

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BBC Radio Norfolk

**BBC Radio Norfolk** is British local public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts local news and talk shows programmings.

## Programmings

The majority of the station's programming is produced and broadcast from Norwich, including some regional programming for the East. The station also takes shared regional programmes from sister stations BBC Radio Suffolk, BBC Essex, BBC Radio Cambridgeshire and BBC Radio Northampton. As with all BBC Local Radio stations, it also airs the networked weekday evening shows, originating from BBC Radio Leeds and produced independently by Wire Free Productions. During the station's downtime, **BBC Radio Norfolk** simulcasts BBC Radio 5 Live overnight.

The station's local presenters include Nick Conrad (weekday breakfast), Chrissie Jackson (weekday mornings), Stephen Bumfrey (weekday afternoons) and Matthew Gudgin (weekday drivetime).

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Alef Sport

**Alef Sport** is Dekanian radio station owned by Alef Media. The station broadcasts sports news, talk-shows and alternative music programmings.

## Programmings

* ***Novosti***
* ***100% Juter***
* ***Sport i sve ostalne***
* ***100% futbola s budnovim***
* ***100% Futbola***
* ***100% Hokeja***
* ***Sporni moment***
* ***Top Sport***
* ***Sport Life***
* ***Familijni sektor***
* ***Dvojnoj udar***
NRJ Group

**NRJ Group** is French media company. Its founders are **Jean-Paul Baudecroux** and Max Guazzini. Since its foundation in 1981 as a French pop music radio station it has grown and evolved to become the **NRJ Group**.

## History

* 1981: NRJ is launched
* 1983: Nostalgie is launched
* 1986: TV6 is launched
* 1987: Chérie is launched
* 1988: NRJ are launched in **Belgium** and **Switzerland**
* 1989: NRJ returns to the **Second market of Paris Bourse** and **Rire et Chansons** is launched.
* 1990: Rire et Chansons in Île-de-France
* 1991: NRJ is launched in Berlin
* 1993: NRJ have three new stations from Germany and Sweden and NRJ is launched in Zaraberg
* 1994: NRJ monthly settlement of the Paris Bourse
* 1995: NRJ have fourteen new stations from Sweden and NRJ is launched in Helsinki
* 1998: **NRJ Group** bought Nostalgie, NRJ are launched in Vienna and Oslo and **NRJ Music** is launched
* 1999: NRJ have seven new frequences
* 2000: **NRJ Group** returns to the **First market of Paris Bourse**
* 2001: NRJ holds Nostalgie
* 2002: NRJ became the first radio in France in cumulated audience on September-October 2002
* 2003: NRJ bought Hitradio Z in Zurich, **NRJ Events** is launched
* 2005: NRJ 12 is launched and **NRJ Mobile** is launched
* 2006: NRJ are launched in **Lebanon** and **French Guiana**
* 2007: NRJ Hits is launched
* 2008: NRJ Paris is launched, **NRJ Mobile** is now closing and NRJ retains a minority shareholding of 10% in the operator.
* 2009: Licensing agreement between Astral Media and NRJ celebrates 10 years. implying that the Énergie stations, used the NRJ brand.
* 2010: 7L TV is now closing for a symbolic euro the **Médias du Sud**, already owning the channel of **Nîmes,** Télé Miroir, The channels became **TV Sud**
* 2011: NRJ is launched in **Greece** and Nostalgie is launched in **Portugal**
* 2012: Chérie 25 is launched
* 2013: NRJ TV is launched
* 2014: NRJ Paris is now closing the result of severe financial difficulties and a lack of profitability of the local channel

After several years of existence, NRJ spent the last years of simple local radio on a national radio station becoming the first radio in **France**, then an international radio station becoming the first radio in Europe. It counts more than six million daily listeners in **France**.
Alef Media

**Alef Media** is Dekanian media company, the company have television channels, four radio stations and seven movie studios. It is headquarted in Novi Gabi

## History

**Alef Media** was founded on 17th August 1998.

On November 1999, Chopin FM was acquired by the company and renamed as Alef Classic.

On 20th May 2013, **Grupa Alephia** is renamed **Jukoalef**.

On 1st April 2016, **Jukoalef** acquired Kanal 9.

On 15th August 2016, **Jukoalef** acquired its Russian language channels owned by STS Media and Thematica Media.

On 1st January 2017, Telisat and Telisat You are launched and acquired Zaraberg 24 and Zaraberg Plus.

On 17th January 2017, **Jukoalef** acquired **Sojuz Film** and **Imira Entertainment** from **Sojuz Gruppa**.

On 31st July 2018, **Jukoalef**will be merging with Lotisca's Rete Piú and Hoprovratia's 3 Media from Modern Times Group as **Alef Media**on 1st September.
Polskie Radio Rzeszów

**Polskie Radio Rzeszów** is Polish public radio station owned by Polskie Radio. The station broadcasts programmings for Rzeszów.

**Radio Rzeszów** belongs to the 4R association (together with Radio Kielce, Radio Lublin and Radio Kraków) and **Audytorium 17**. The radio has been located in Rzeszów at 3 Zamkowa Street since 1959. Additionally, it occupies the Burgaller Palace adjacent to the building and the house at Aleja Pod Chestnuts 8.

From 1970 to 1990 the function of the editor-in-chief of Rzeszów was held by Adolf Jakubowicz.

**Polskie Radio Rzeszów** was awarded the honorary badge "Zasłużony dla Województwa Podkarpackiego"

## Digital reception

From 1 April 2015, you can listen to the radio station on DAB+ digital terrestrial radio.

## External links

* Official website

* Nationwide
* Regionwide
* Local and thematic stations
BBC Radio Solent

**BBC Radio Solent** is British local public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts local news, music and talk shows programmings.

## Programmings

The majority of the station's programming is produced and broadcast from Southampton. During off-peak hours, **BBC Radio Solent** also produces some regional programming for the South and South East regions. As with all BBC Local Radio stations, it also airs the networked weekday evening shows, originating from BBC Radio Leeds and produced independently by Wire Free Productions. During the station's downtime, **BBC Radio Solent** simulcasts BBC Radio 5 Live overnight.

The station's local presenters include Julian Clegg (weekday breakfast), Sasha Twining (weekday mornings), Alex Dyke (weekday afternoons, ***Bubblegum and Cheese***), Louisa Hannan (weekday drivetime) and Paul Miller (weekday nights).

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* Local stations

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Radio Alfa

**Radio Alfa** is French private radio station owned by Les Indés Radios.

The station broadcasts rogramming has a general character: music programs, integrated writing for information in French and Portuguese, broadcasts receiving many guests from the world of economy, social and entertainment, broadcasting live sports events and information from Portugal.

## History

It is the only Portuguese-speaking community radio covering the entire **Paris**/**Ile de France**, 24 hours a day on the FM 98.6 band.

This particularity gives it a potential of 800,000 Portuguese-speaking listeners (speaking Portuguese), mostly from Portugal.

At its beginnings, it is authorized in frequency sharing (from 5:00 to 17:00) with Tabala FM.

It is a commercial radio launched by the **Association Luso-Française Audiovisuelle** - **ALFA**.

**Radio ALFA** broadened its broadcasting via **Canal Satellite** (since September 26, 1997) and via the Internet (since December 1999). These broadcasts provide a reception alternative depending on the listening location and increase the number of potential listeners.

The programming has a generalist character: musical programs, integrated writing for information in French and Portuguese, broadcasts receiving many guests from the world of the economy, the social and the shows, broadcasting of sports events and live information from Portugal.

Most of the listeners are between 25 and 45 years old. A varied audience, family organization, more and more integrated and consumer in France. In addition, the number and quality of associations allow us to organize superb events based on folklore, dances and music from different Portuguese regions.

Areas of interest to our community include food, football, cars, national and international transport, marriage, building (materials, equipment, employment), banks and insurance, catering, shopping centers, beauty and recreation.

**Radio ALFA** organizes each year in June since 1989, the popular event of Portuguese music, the **Fête Des Saints Populaires**. This is the largest gathering of the Portuguese community in Europe.

Among the founders, we find; **Fernando SILVA** (technical manager),

**Armand LOPES**, businessman is the owner of **Radio Alfa**.

**Fernando LOPES** is the director of **Radio Alfa**.

In June 2017, she turns 30 in front of 15,000 people with a concert by **Tony CARREIRA** (the Portuguese **Johnny Hallyday**).
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Rowling, J.K. 1999. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. New York, NY:Scholastic. ISBN: 0-439-06487-2 Paperback $ 6.99 Age 13+

The summer after Harry Potter’s first year at Hogwarts was
unpleasant to say the least. The Dursley’s were particularly horrid, and most
of all, he missed the friends he’d made at school. So when it neared time to go
back to the Wizarding School, Harry happily packed his bags and prepared. That
is, of course, until a strange creature visits Harry bearing a warning that if
Harry should return to school, terrible danger would strike.

Heedless of the warnings and the frustrating hindrances of
the strange little creature, Dobby, Harry begins his second year at Hogwarts.
Soon, it’s clear that fresh torments await The Boy Who Lived, as he encounters
obnoxiously stuck up professors, a strange ghost who haunts the girl’s
bathroom, and the unwanted attentions of Ron’s little sister Ginny. To top it
off, a strange force is turning children to stone, and Harry is constantly
harassed by a threatening voice only he seems to hear. The answers to these new
puzzles seem to lie within a strange diary and the whispers of a legendary
chamber hidden somewhere in the castle. Follow Harry and see if the answers to
your questions can be answered in the mysterious Chamber of Secrets.

The second installment of the Harry Potter series is just as exciting and enjoyable as the first. It also begins to ease into darker themes and discusses many challenges that muggle children today will understand.

**Videos**

Bloomsbury Publishing's book trailer

**Awards Won**

* Nestlé Smarties Book Prize 1998 Gold Medal 9–11 years
* Scottish Arts Council Children’s Book Award 1999
* FCBG Children’s Book Award 1998 Overall winner in Longer Novel Category
* British Book Awards 1998 Children’s Book of the Year
* North East Book Award 1999
* North East Scotland Book Award 1998
* The Bookseller Association / The Bookseller Author of the Year 1998
* Whitaker’s Platinum Book Award 2001

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About
BBC Radio Stoke

**BBC Radio Stoke** is British local public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts local news, talk shows and music programmings.

## Overview

The station began broadcasting programmes on 14 March 1968 as **BBC Radio Stoke-on-Trent**.

Both of the English counties the station covers have no BBC local radio station for their whole area. In Staffordshire, the south is covered by BBC WM, east by BBC Radio Derby and the west by BBC Radio Shropshire. In Cheshire, north-western areas are served by BBC Radio Merseyside and the north-east by BBC Radio Manchester.

The station broadcasts from its studios on Cheapside in Hanley, the biggest of the six towns the make up the city of Stoke-on-Trent. There are also studios and offices in Crewe, Leek and Stafford. The station used the frequencies of 94.6 MHz and 104.1 MHz FM, 1503 kHz medium wave, and is also available on the **UTV-Bauer DAB Digital Radio** Multiplex, and online.

The current Managing Editor is Andrew Bowman. He joined from BBC Radio Manchester in Salford where he was Assistant Editor.

## Programmings

The majority of the station's programming is produced and broadcast from Stoke. On weekday nights and weekend evenings, **BBC Radio Stoke** also carries some regional programming for the Midlands, produced from sister stations BBC WM and BBC Radio Shropshire. As with all BBC Local Radio stations, it also airs the networked weekday evening shows, originating from BBC Radio Leeds and produced independently by Wire Free Productions. During the station's downtime, **BBC Radio Stoke** simulcasts BBC Radio 5 Live overnight.

The station's local presenters include Den Siegertsz (early Breakfast) Liz Ellis and John Acres (weekday breakfast), Perry Spiller (weekday mornings), Louise Stones (weekday afternoons) and Stuart George (weekday drivetime).

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104.6 RTL

**104.6 RTL** is German commercial radio station owned by Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland. The station broadcasts music from mid-80's to present and comedy, news programmings.

## History

The station has been broadcasting since September 9, 1991. The model for **104.6 RTL** was the radio station 102.7 KISS FM in Los Angeles, from which the method of construction of the radio studio has even been imitated, as well as numerous program elements.

Since 1997, **104.6 RTL** has organized one of the largest free open-air festivals in the Kindl-Bühne Wuhlheide once per year with **Stars for Free**.

## Programmings

The most listened to program on **104.6 RTL** is, as is the case for most radio stations worldwide, the morning show, which is known as ***Arno und die Morgencrew***. The show has a relatively large talk portion, which has predominantly comedic content, in contrast to the rest of the station’s programs. It has been moderated by Arno Müller since the beginning of the show, who is simultaneously the station's Director of Programming.

The rest of the daily programs are, as is usual for hot adult contemporary stations, contrasted with a music-heavy program, interrupted by short presentations, hourly news (which are always broadcast at ten minutes before the hour), service information, and advertisements.

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* Official website

* Western Europe
* Germany
* Belgium
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* Scretonia
BBC Radio Leeds

**BBC Radio Leeds** is British local public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts local news, talk shows and music programmings.

## Programmings

The majority of the station's programming is produced and broadcast from Leeds, the station's local presenters include Richard Stead (weekday breakfast), Stephanie Hirst (weekday mornings), Liz Green (weekday afternoons) and Gayle Lofthouse (weekday drivetime).

The networked evening show for BBC Local Radio, presented by Johnathan I'Anson on weekday evenings (produced independently by Wire Free Productions) is also made in Leeds along with other regional programming simulcast on BBC Radio Sheffield, BBC Radio York, BBC Radio Humberside and BBC Radio Lincolnshire.

During the station's overnight downtime, **BBC Radio Leeds** simulcasts BBC Radio 5 Live (weekdays from 1 am to 5 am and weekends from 1 am to 6 am).

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Europa FM (Spain)

**Europa FM** is Spanish commercial radio station owned by Atresmedia. The station broadcasts music related to pop and rock from 2000's to present programmings.

## History

**Europa FM** began broadcasting on April 15, 1996 on the frequencies of **Onda Mini**, a children's and youth radio station owned by **Francisco Gayá**. The programming of the new station was based on a selection of musical hits in radio formula, aimed at an audience between 18 and 55 years, which would be added a few spaces of the missing **Onda Mini**.

In the summer of 1999, **Europa FM** signed a 10-year collaboration agreement with Onda Cero (owned by **Telefónica**) to become its reference music radio, replacing **Onda 10**. According to the data of **Estudio General de Medios** (**EGM**), the station had just over 133,000 listeners. One year after the signing, Onda Cero tried to recover some of the frequencies assigned to Europa FM, so the music radio demanded them. The situation was solved with a new agreement in 2000, where by **Europa FM** would maintain its musical formula in exchange for issuing Onda Cero newsletters.

Onda Cero took over 100% of **Europa FM** in 2002 and set out to relaunch it as a musical radio formula, following the trail of Kiss FM. In the two following years his audience grew to 250,000 listeners. In 2004 the group hired **Fernandisco** (from Los 40) as the new director, completely changed the corporate image with the slogan **Save the Music** and hired new announcers. However, the changes did not have the expected effect: **Fernandisco** was ceased in less than a year and Onda Cero again changed the programming strategy.

Under the direction of **Patricio Sánchez** since September 2005, **Europa FM** focused on the young public (18 to 35 years old) and was based on two pillars. On the one hand, the musical radio formula would focus on pop songs from the 1990s to the present. On the other hand, programs and announcers from Catalonia were incorporated, such as ***Ponte a Prueba*** (based on ***Prohibit als Pares***, by Flaix FM), with **Josep Lobató**, **Uri Sàbat** and **Agnes Tejada** in the original team; ***Euroclub***, with **Alberto Buscarons** (since 2010 with **Xavi Martínez** and since 2013 with **Juanma Romero**) and **Laura Trigo**; ***¿Me Pones?*** with **Alberto Buscarons** (since 2010, with **Juanma Romero**); ***Europa Baila*** with **Quique Tejada** and ***Levántate*** and ***Cárdenas*** with Javier Cárdenas.

Since then, the audience of **Europa FM** has grown to become the third Spanish radio formula in audience, as well as the second option among those under 35 years of age.8 In 2008 it exceeded one million listeners in the **EGM** for the first time, and in 2015 reached 2.06 million listeners.

## Programmings

* ***Fórmula Europa FM***
* ***Levántate y Cárdenas***
* ***Euroclub***
* ***Vamos Tarde***
* ***Ponte a Prueba***
* ***¿Me Pones?***
* ***Europa Baila***
* ***Insomnia***
* ***Brian Cross Radio Show***
* ***Sesión Chill Out***
* ***Ballantine’s We Sound***

## External links

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* Scretonia
RTL Vibe

**RTL Vibe** is Scretone commercial radio station owned by RTL Media. The station broadcasts music related to dance, electronic and dance programmings.

## History

The station was launched on 18th March 1993 on Ludifanija on 49.3 MHz as **Radio Wave**

On 1st November 1999, **Radio Wave** is renamed **RTL Vibe**

## External links

* Official website

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NDR 2

**NDR 2** is Dekanian radio station owned by Nacionalna Dekanska Radiodifuzija. The station broadcasts news and dance music related to electronic dance, dance-pop and hip-hop.

## History

**NDR 2** was launched on 17th April 1961 as **Fidelitačni Radio**. Launch of the station for music songs.

On 19th November 1962, **Fidelitačni Radio's** NDR logo was rebranded with the new logo and jingle were changed.

On 1st July 1966, **Fidelitačni Radio** is renamed as **NDR 2** as part of Nacionalna Dekanskaradio's rebranding effort.

On 20th June 1967, **NDR 2** was the new broadcast format for news programming and the rest of music songs.

On 13th June 1972, **NDR 2** was changing the AM radio to FM radio.

On 1st January 1975, **NDR 2** was rebranded with the new logo and jingle were changed as part of Nacionalna Dekanskaradio's privatization.

On 20th November 1977, **NDR 2**'s company Nacionalna Dekanskaradio has a new owner called Harlekina-NDR Zaraberg.

On 7th October 1983, **NDR 2** was rebranded with the new logo and jingles were changed.

On 23rd January 1987, **NDR 2** was rebranded with the new logo and jingles were changed as part of Nacionalna Dekanskaradio's rebranding effort.

On 11th June 1991, **NDR 2** was rebranded with the new logo was changed.

On 25th May 1993, **NDR 2** was rebranded with the new jingles were changed.

On 11th June 1996, **NDR 2** was rebranded with the new logo and jingles were changed created by Pittard Sullivan for the logo and Groove Addicts for the jingles.

On 20th October 1999, **NDR 2** was rebranded with the new jingles were changed.

On 20th June 2003, **NDR 2**'s company Nacionalna Dekanskaradio was acquired by **Delta Entertainment** (mass-media division of **Delta Holding**, the company of NIR FM).

On 11th June 2004, **NDR 2** was rebranded with the new logo and jingles were changed created by Markation for the logo and Massive Music from the Netherlands for the jingles.

On 14th March 2008, **NDR 2** was rebranded with the new jingles were changed.

On 16th September 2013, **NDR 2** was rebranded with the new logo and jingles were changed.

On 11th June 2016, **NDR 2** was rebranded with the new logo and jingles were changed.

On 21st February 2020, **NDR 2** was rebranded with the new jingles were changed.

## Format history

* recent music songs (1961-1967)
* news programmings and recent music songs (1967-1976)
* news programmings and disco music songs (1976-1982)
* news programmings and italo-disco and euro-disco music songs (1982-1991)
* news programmings and eurodance music songs (1991-2009)
* news programmings and dance music songs (2009-present)

## Programmings

* ***Druga infodifuzija***
* ***Hits of Two***

## Logos

First logo (1961 to 1962)Second logo (1962 to 1966)Third logo (1966 to 1975)Fourth logo (1975 to 1983)Fifth logo (1983 to 1987)Sixth logo (1987 to 1991)Seventh logo (1991 to 1996)Eighth logo (1996 to 2004)Ninth logo (2004 to 2013)Tenth logo (2013 to 2016)Current logo (2016 to present)
Capítulo 19

**The Vent** (通风口, *Tōngfēng kǒu*. Lit. "La ventilación" o "Respiraderos") es el nombre del décimonoveno capítulo del manhua Space-Time Prisoner.

## Personajes

* Anji
* Mi Liu
* Cho Ifen

## Resumen

Mi Liu sale corriendo y decide llevar en sus brazos a Anji y en su espalda a Cho Ifen. En un momento, Cho Ifen comienza a gritarle a Mi Liu, ya que tenía miedo de caerse per ésto le dice que no se preocupe ya que con su habilidad de sangre, lograran escapar. En ese momento, Anji le pregunta y cuestiona a Mi Liu el porque ella tiene que ir cargada en sus brazos, si con solo tocarlo, su habilidad sirve para hacer que todos logren escapar. Mi Liu se queda callado y se sonroja, dicha escena es interrumpida por Cho Ifen que le avisa a Mi Liu que están siendo seguidos por unos monstruos. Anji saca una pistola y comienza a dipararle a los monstruos, ahí, se dan cuenta que las pistolas es lo único que puede matarlos.

Los monstruos comienzan a escalar hasta el techo, lugar por donde Mi Liu se encuentra utilizando su habilidad de sangre. Finalmente, llegan a la venitlación y Anji es la primera en entrar, la segunda es Cho Ifen, sin embargo, un monstruo justo está por atacarl a Mi Liu y Cho Ifen.