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	WREK (FM) - Free net encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		WREK FM ("Wreck", from the Rambling Wreck) is Georgia Tech's radio station, located at 91.1 MHz FM in Atlanta.
		WREK's studios were located in the annex to the Alexander Memorial Coliseum from 1978 until 2004.
		Visitors to WREK's Coliseum studios were often startled by its walls, which were covered by thick layers of posters, set lists, and other music memorabilia, as well as the giant electromechanical broadcast automation machines and other large racks of monitoring and control equipment.
	www.netipedia.com /index.php/WREK-FM (439 words)

	The WREK 425 Watt RF Power Amplifier Story
		The WREK 425 Watt RF power amplifier, also known as the "Goat-Mitter" was designed by Geoffrey N. Mendenhall (dubbed the Goatman by WREK announcer, Ed Esserman) and constructed entirely with hand tools by Geoff and the WREK staff in August of 1968.
		The 450 Watt WREK transmitter was known as the "Big 600" because the combination of 450 Watts transmitter output power with an antenna system power gain of 1.41 yielded an effective radiate power of 600 Watts.
		He learned that WREK was in need of a new transmitter in the late 1980's and in his position as VP Engineering at BE, he arranged for WREK to obtain a new BE transmitter at low cost.
	www.techatl.com /wrek/docs/gnm_0011.htm (1153 words)

	Division Underground - Dedicated to Minnesota's Underground Techno and Electronic Music Scene.
		In 1997, Wrek was finally able to work the decks, and began spinnig at house parties, and small events his cousin would throw once a month at clubhouses.
		Wrek teamed up with Jorge for parties, and was spinnig underground house, 24/7 and loving it.
		There, Wrek was able to hit the crowd with his style of mixing and scratching, and also placed second in a Battle of the DJ'S contest there.
	www.divisionunderground.com /djwrek.shtml (349 words)

	themobius.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		these are images of wrek back in the '70s.
		most of this vinyl is still at wrek today.
		wrek air studio in 78 - when we first moved into our current space.
	www.themobius.net /images.php (32 words)

	Legions of Darkness
		Wrek was forced to leap out of the way, still smoking from the collective energy blasts.
		Wrek shot up from the pit that would have catered his demise, jet-engine devices attached to his back.
		Wrek used ridiculous ploys to cover his schemes, which in turn shrouded his more subtle intentions in total mystery.
	www.phantasy-star.net /fanfics/misc/legions.html (20560 words)

	WREK - Live at WREK CD
		Live at WREK is a celebration of the musical format and the 30th anniversary of WREK radio.
		In keeping with the non-commercial operation of WREK, the CD is being sold at cost, foregoing all profits, as a tribute to all the artists who have ever played live on WREK.
		Live at WREK was produced entirely by WREK staff, including the cover artwork and liner notes, which were designed by Georgia Tech Industrial Design students Ben Chestnut and Khanh Le.
	cyberbuzz.gatech.edu /wrek/liveatwrekcd.html (306 words)

	Planet WREK
		WREK also serves as the official station for inclement winter weather reports and possible campus closings, and it regularly broadcasts SGA candidate debates prior to annual elections.
		According to one campus publication, WREK was "born out of a suggestion made during a Tech leadership conference in the fall of 1966." Then and now, three key ingredients of WREK's philosophy were student ownership and operation, noncommercial educational service to the Tech community, and improvement of communications on campus.
		WREK is simply a haven for Tech students and adventurous Atlanta listeners.
	gtalumni.org /news/ttopics/fall96/wrek.html (1465 words)

	Students Rock On Web Radio
		The broadcasts of KCSU at Colorado State University and WREK at the Georgia Institute of Technology are no longer heard just by students and the local townspeople.
		Over at WREK in Atlanta, at http://www.wrek.org, when station manager Aakash Jariwala is not in class you can find the senior electrical engineering student making sure his broadcast equipment is working smoothly.
		WREK was one of the first college stations to stream its content over the Internet, says Sahlstrom, who graduates in August with a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering.
	www.theinstitute.ieee.org /portal/site/tionline/menuitem.130a3558587d56e8fb2275875bac26c8/index.jsp?&pName=institute_level1_article&TheCat=2201&article=tionline/legacy/inst2005/jun05/6w.fwebradio.xml& (1465 words)

	www.myspace.com/wrekatlanta
		WREK is the student owned and operated Georgia Tech radio station, broadcasting 24/7 at 91.1 FM with 40,000 Watts of power into Atlanta's atmosphere, and streaming MP3 onto the Internet (running 7-day archive, too!)
		Ever asked yourself: "Why the hell is WREK playing this?" You can find the philosphy behind WREK and tons of articles written about us here.
		WREK is the only reason to own a radio.
	www.myspace.com /wrekatlanta (1163 words)

	WREK (FM) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Continuing their tradition of seemingly suicidal radio broadcasts, WREK's chose to air the long-running heavy metal show Wrekage [2] for the entire 24 hour broadcast day on June 6, 2006 (6/6/6).
		As an extra nod to the mystic number 666 (number), Iron Maiden's The Number of the Beast was aired at 6:06 AM and PM.
		WREK began streaming its uncompressed (8-bit PCM) broadcast over the Internet on November 7 of 1994, making it one of the first Internet radio stations [3].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/WREK-FM (482 words)

	freelance portfolio
		At WREK there is. The most obnoxious example of this is the Destroy All Music show, which play the sounds of people washing dishes, boiling potatoes, ramming their heads into walls, much like the audience, I’m sure.
		Depending on technical definitions, WREK was the first or second station in the world to broadcast online, yet the station’s budget is not enough to pay a single full-time engineer.
		Last year WREK was given the opportunity to make more money by allowing Cox Communications to broadcast Tech basketball games (commercials included) via WREK’s frequency.
	www.cuberoof.com /freelance/freelance_writing.htm (909 words)

	WREKNET Streaming - Live, Archive, etc.
		WREK has been a pioneer in Internet radio broadcasting since 1994 when we were the first station ever to broadcast our signal using a client-server approach (on November 7th, 1994).
		Back then we were using "CyberRadio1", software written by Georgia Tech student and WREK staff member John Selbie.
		We chose it over some competing technologies (freeware and commercial) due to its sound quality at low bitrates, and its low CPU load (and thus the ability to be encoded and decoded by the PC platforms of the day).
	cyberbuzz.gatech.edu /wrek/wreknet.shtml (885 words)

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		When I first started working at WREK, my musical education was comprised of Top 40 with a small knowledge of the "unimaginative" Atlanta music scene.
		The longer that I worked at WREK, the more I felt that my tastes in music had changed or should I say "evolved." WREK exposed me to music I had never heard before, or ever knew existed for that matter.
		In Macon, where I was raised, I would have really had to search the public libraries for anything that WREK plays today (and probably no public library has the extensive library that WREK boasts today).
	www.mindspring.com /~halfbake/history.html (4144 words)

	WREK - Alumni
		The username is 'wrekalum', and the password is the last name of the WREK automation system, aka George P. (begins with the letter 'b', ends with the letter 'l', and is seven letters long, all lowercase.
		Maybe someone from your era at WREK is organizing a reunion.
		Finally, if you worked at WREK during the VanLeer years (1968-1978), you definitely need to visit the amazing WREK VanLeer Alumni site.
	cyberbuzz.gatech.edu /wrek/alumni.html (332 words)

	BuzzWords
		WREK, Tech's student-operated radio station, 91.1 FM, has been broadcasting ever since, offering a diverse, sometimes bewildering array of campus sports and music ranging from free-form jazz to thrash metal to "Kosher Noise," a Jewish music program.
		When WREK radio makes its move, it hopes to have new equipment as well as new quarters.
		Glenn Sirkis, Mgt 74, WREK's second general manager, is leading a campaign to involve alumni support for the station.
	gtalumni.org /buzzwords/pastissues/dec03/article12.html (422 words)

	Euphonic Productions - Atlanta, Georgia
		On September 26 and 27, WREK 91.1 FM will be holding WREKfest, a benefit concert at Eyedrum, in celebration of WREKâs 35th anniversary.
		The acts scheduled to perform all have a history with WREK and several include former or current staff members.
		Fenton is an avant-garde one-man act of Stephen Fenton, the host of WREKâs Friction.
	tk-jk.net /euphonic/notes/WREKBenefitSeptember26-27.html (280 words)

	WREK circa 1975 - A Guided Tour
		Throughout most of the 1970s, WREK was located on the 5th floor of the Van Leer EE building.
		Supposedly we had one of every record we'd ever received, but (a) some of the stuff was so bad WREK didn't keep copies, and (b) some of it disappeared with less than scrupulous employees or their friends.
		Supposedly Southern Bell had tired of WREK engineers hacking their equipment to do things they'd never intended, and yanked it out, leaving us with bare wires.
	www.rru.com /~meo/WREK/layout_1975.html (1231 words)

	Eyedrum - Art Music Atlanta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		On the first Sunday of every month, at 7 p.m., Eyedrum does a show on WREK (91.1 FM / www.wrek.org) that features nuggets from Eyedrum's archive of live performances.
		If you're in Atlanta, tune into WREK to hear the joy; if you're outside of Atlanta, use WREK's live internet stream to tune in from anywhere in the world.
		After the show airs "live", you can listen to it via WREK's 7-day archive if you forget to tune in.
	www.eyedrum.org /radio.asp (299 words)

	EDM Sound System, airing on WREK, Atlanta 91.1 FM, Showcases Electronica - JIVE Magazine Forums
		Shows run for two hours, are commercial-free, and air live DJ sets with interviews of the artists and often ticket giveaways to events later in the week.
		Under the direction of show producer and host, Nate Fisher, The program has been on the air for little over a year and is aggregating listener awareness through networking and collaboration with other Atlanta-based electronica establishments.
		WREK specializes in bringing Atlanta, “quality, diverse radio” More information about WREK can be found at the station’s website, www.wrek.org, or by calling 404-894-2468.
	www.jivemagazine.com /forum/showthread.php?t=9968 (462 words)

	Technique - 2006-09-29 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Alex Mackintosh, a STAC alumnus who graduated in 1999, hosts the Ramblin' WREK Report.
		WREK is looking at possible changes that could bring in more revenue for the station and Tech.
		Tech's WREK-FM student radio station may see some changes in the future, thanks to suggestions that there may be untapped potential in the station.
	www.nique.net (188 words)

	WREK plays hardball with Cox - Atlanta Business Chronicle: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Cox approached WREK through the Georgia Tech Athletic Association, offering the radio station internships at CNN, a long-term funding possibility and $10,000 in cash, in exchange for allowing Cox to broadcast night games, according to WREK General Manager Faisal Ahmad.
		After months of negotiations, the communications giant's plans were derailed when WREK's leadership balked at Cox's plans to reimburse the station for broadcasting rights.
		He said WREK students worked hard to determine the legality of such messages, but it was hard to get a direct answer from the FCC.
	www.bizjournals.com /atlanta/stories/1997/06/16/story4.html (766 words)

	themobius.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		the broadcast scope of the mobius is currently only bound within the edicts that it will not knowingly duplicate other WREK programing, but that doesn't mean much nowadays, and the out-there mixed media sets produced on the mobius fully exploit this.
		the mobius is streamed live mp3 format from wrek's website, and is archived for 1 week afterwards.
		WREK 91.1 FM 165 Eighth Street NW Atlanta, GA 30332-0630
	www.themobius.net (630 words)

	Live at WREK: Booking Information
		Live at WREK folks continue setting up studio equipment.
		Live at WREK folks are drinking beer at the Local.
		The Live at WREK equipment still must be set up.
	www.odk.com /~webb/wrek/booking.html (251 words)

	Wrek Paintball Pistol Holster Includes Belt by WREK, WREK Paintball at Paintball Discounters
		Wrek Paintball Pistol Holster Includes Belt by WREK, WREK Paintball at Paintball Discounters
		The Wrek pistol holster comes standard with elastic loops to carry exta ten round tubes, and extra 12 gram co2 cartridges.
		If you need a holster the Wrek pistol holster is the one to get.
	www.paintball-discounters.com /get_item_990337.htm (127 words)

	About RWR - The Ramblin' WREK Report (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Ramblin' WREK Report is an hour long Georgia Tech Sports Talk Radio Show.
		On Tuesdays starting at 6pm on WREK Atlanta, 91.1 FM, co-hosts Asif Heerji and Alex Mackintosh along with expert analyst Mike Clarke, will cover all Tech sports, from Football to Volleyball to Golf.
		You can listen on WREK 91.1 FM in the Atlanta area, and on the internet at http://www.wrek.org/wreknet.shtml.
	www.prism.gatech.edu /~gtg922f/rwr/about.html (208 words)

	Live At WREK: Listen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Live @ WREK appears on WREK, 91.1 FM Atlanta, every Tuesday from 10:00pm to 11:00pm.
		The programming of WREK is available as a [live audio stream], which runs 24 hours a day.
		The audio is also available from the [WREK audio archives].
	www.clockwatching.net /~live/wiki.pl?Listen (104 words)

	WREKage History: Atlanta's Metal Radio
		WREKage has been serving Atlanta's metal community since 1984 (known as "Night Reign" until the name changed to WREKage in 1985) on WREK.
		WREK-FM is the "student owned and operated voice of Georgia Tech," the Institute's radio station, and at 40,000 watts it's one of the most powerful college radio stations in the US.
		Created streaming audio software that WREK used to become the first radio station in the world to stream over the internet in October 1994.
	www.wrekage.org /history.php (373 words)

	WREK <--- Displaying Results Matching Wrek at Paintball Discounters
		Wrek 6+1 Harness With (6) 100 Round Loader Tubes
		Wrek 2+1 Pack With Leg Strap Includes 2 Free Pods
		Wrek 4 Vertical Harness Black Includes 4 Free Pods
	www.paintball-discounters.com /search.asp?c=Wrek (65 words)

	EDM Sound System
		Keep an eye on this maturing DJ / Remix / Producer as he poises himself for more Global Recognition in the coming years.
		EDM Sound System is a live radio program series, airing on WREK, Atlanta (91.1 FM) for six hours per week.
		If you are scheduled to play a show, look over this information.
	www.edmsoundsystem.com (190 words)

	WREK Sports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Fall Semester is here and The Ramblin' WREK Report, a weekly one-hour talk show covering the entire Georgia Tech sports scene and featuring special guests along with your phone calls and e-mail comments, is back!
		Tune in on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.
		For the latest update on the Georgia Tech sports scene, listen to the Ramblin' WREK Sports Report now airing daily (more or less) at Midnight, 8:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m.
	geocities.com /beesball/wreksports.html (105 words)

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