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KWBU | Heart of Texas Public Radio - 103.3 KWBU-FM, Waco's public radio & NPR affiliate. Broadcasting from Baylor University. News, classical music & entertainment for the Heart of Texas.

  • http://kwbu.org/about-us About Us | KWBU - KWBU became an NPR affiliate July 1, 2000. Prior to July 2000, McLennan County had been the largest metropolitan market in the country without National
  • http://kwbu.org/board-directors Board of Directors | KWBU - Brazos Valley Public Broadcasting Foundation Board of Directors 2016 Samuel E. Allison John Cullar Dr. David Garland Lois Ferguson Lori Fogleman C. J.
  • http://kwbu.org/contact-us Contact Us | KWBU - For general station inquires, email [email protected] For membership inquires, email [email protected] For program sponsorship, email William
  • http://kwbu.org/cpb-transparency-reports-0 CPB Transparency Reports | KWBU - CPB TRANSPARENCY As a publicly supported media organization, KWBU/Brazos Valley Public Broadcasting Foundation makes every effort to be as transparent as
  • http://kwbu.org/employment Employment | KWBU - There are no open positions at this time.   If you are interest in volunteer opportunities, click here. Equal Opportunity Employer Station KWBU-FM, an
  • http://kwbu.org/ethics-and-integrity Ethics and Integrity | KWBU - KWBU is committed to the highest standards of integrity, transparency, and editorial independence. We are guided by the principles outlined in the Public
  • http://kwbu.org/meetings Meetings | KWBU - All Brazos Valley Public Broadcasting meetings are open to the public and no registration is necessary. Development Committee Meeting:      Meetings held
  • http://kwbu.org/pledge-drive-contest-rules Pledge Drive Contest Rules | KWBU - Pledge Drive Contest Rules|KWBU POWER MORNING - February 25, 2016 Enter into the contest by providing your name, email and phone number in one of three
  • http://kwbu.org/programs/behind-story Behind the Story | KWBU - Expanding beyond the three-and-a-half  minute news piece you've heard on KWBU,  we share more of the interviews that didn't make it into the
  • http://kwbu.org/programs/business-review Business Review | KWBU - Each week the award-winning Business Review has the latest in business trends and research -- both nationally and globally. The program has received the
  • http://kwbu.org/programs/central-texas-leadership-series Central Texas Leadership Series | KWBU - Leaders are all around us, at all times and in every area of our lives. They motivate, they risk the first step. But what motivates a leader? In our
  • http://kwbu.org/programs/downtown-depot Downtown Depot | KWBU - Downtown Depot is a new show from KWBU. Featuring host Austin Meek, the 30-minute show will look at the ins and outs of development in Waco. Each week you
  • http://kwbu.org/programs/likely-stories Likely Stories | KWBU - So many books, so little time!  Jim McKeown hosts this weekly review of fiction, poetry, non-fiction and biographies.  Jim is a lifelong voracious reader
  • http://kwbu.org/programs/i-hear-america-singing I Hear America Singing | KWBU - Some say it was the Kingston Trio who brought Folk Music of out the nightclubs and the halls of academia and into cars and living rooms all over the United
  • http://kwbu.org/programs/shout-black-gospel-music-moments Shout! Black Gospel Music Moments | KWBU - Author and Baylor University professor Robert Darden tells stories -- and plays recordings -- from the
  • http://kwbu.org/programs/science-friday Science Friday | KWBU - Covering the outer reaches of space to the tiniest microbes in our bodies, "Science Friday" is the trusted source for news about science,
  • http://kwbu.org/become-member Become A Member | KWBU - Pledge Online: Support KWBU-FM 103.3, Waco's NPR, Online Pledging Form Your tax-deductible gift will help 103.3 KWBU FM bring you another year of
  • http://kwbu.org/become-kwbu-program-sponsor Become a KWBU Program Sponsor | KWBU -   Join our Program Sponsorship Team of businesses and organizations in the Greater Waco area.  KWBU FM
  • http://kwbu.org/volunteer Volunteer | KWBU - As a non-profit organization, KWBU counts on volunteers to assist with various projects. As a KWBU volunteer, you get the chance to get a behind-the

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    I am familiar with this product as I have used it before and love it. It is hard to beat for all that it can do. It sets up fairly quickly (clamps are recommended). You will be amazed at how well this holds most materials. It does expand, which may or may not be a deal breaker for some, it really depends on what you are trying to join together. Also, it is very, very sticky once moistened and setting up, so don't touch it! Use a water spray bottle, get the pre-cleaned surfaces you want to join wet, apply a small amount of glue, spray a bit more water on the glue, join together, clamp and wait 24 hours.

  • Ken Grant - Completely Unexpected

    I got this book for my wife as a gag gift because we are always wondering where we can stop on road trips for gas, food, or whatever. We just completed a 3000+ mile, 19 day road trip covering 7 states (six twice), I tried the book out when we were ready for our first food break and was surprised at how detailed it was. We loved that it told us which direction to turn once we pulled off the Interstate. Unfortunately it was not able to tell us what gas prices were at the stops, but I suppose that is understandable. This new book now looks old and battered. It is dog eared and bent. We'll use it a lot in the future. I do wish it covered other highways than just interstates. I understand that to cover every state and county road would be a stretch, but if it could include federal highways that would be a great help. Thanks for the book.