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Air Date: 09/23/2011 6:00 PM on UMFM 101.5 FM
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Rebroadcast: 09/21/2011 on CJUM 101.5 UMFM - 6:30 AM
We started 94 by catching our listeners up to the top three stories making headlines this week.
Facebook users woke up to a surprise this week as they logged onto the social networking website. The company made changes to it's platform throughout Wednesday and Thursday after announcements were made at the F8 conference in San Fransisco California.
CEO and Founder Mark Zuckerberg said the Facebook experience will be a new way to express who users truly are. He introduced the Facebook Timeline program on Thursday for developers, journalists and more than 100,000 online viewers.
Other new features introduced this week include expansions on the "like" button, enhancements to the welcome page featuring friends top stories, expanded friend lists and a real-time feed window.
Users can expect these changes to roll out throughout the rest of the week.
Winnipeg Police have arrested two teen boys after a violent stabbing spree that happened between 11:30 on Wednesday night and 2:00 am on Thursday morning in Winnipeg's West End area.
The incident left 5 people injured and a woman assaulted.
The alleged attacks took place in the 500 block of Sherbrook street, two attacks in the 600 block of Balmoral Street, and two attacks on Ellice Avenue at Agnus street.
Winnipeg Police say the motives for the attack remain unclear and there is no indication that the attacks are gang related.
Ending off news this week, after 15 years of hoping and waiting, The Winnipeg Jets returned home on Tuesday taking on the Columbus Blue Jackets in their first pre-season exhibition game at the MTS Centre.
Fans that were lucky enough to get seats were not disappointed with their team as the Jets beat the blue jackets 6-1 in front of a sold out crowd.
Just in time for the Jet's home opener on October the 9th the NHL announced that it will set the stage for the 2011 Molson Faceoff Hockey and Entertainment festival at the forks Marketplace on October the 6th which will feature live music, interactive exhibits and a live broadcast of the first regular season game between the Montreal Canadians and the Toronto Maple Leafs.
More information on entertainment for that festival will be announced net week.
The Jet's Hockey club also announced their own celebration plans as they will be bringing in Blue Rodeo to the Jets After Burner kick off social at the Winnipeg Convention Centre on October the 9th.
Doors will open at 2:30 pm and the game will broadcast starting at 4:00 on 4 giant television screens. Tickets will be available for 43 dollars and can be purchased through ticket master.
Natty and I were back in studio this week to once again wake you up to events happening in our community and we introduced you once again to The fuller notebook and discussed some of the upcoming concerts that Natty and I were looking forward to.
This week as part of our local concert coverage we welcomed Paul Rodgers to the show as he was coming through the MTS Centre with Bachman & Turner.
During the 20 minute interview we focused on some of Rodgers career highlights and touched on what fans could expect from him at the MTS Centre on the 24th.
You can take a listen to our interview with Paul Rodgers by subscribing to our podcast in iTunes.
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- Learn more about this weeks word of the day: Homage
Rounding off this weeks episode Natty and I offered our thoughts of Jamie Rumley's performance at the West End Cultural Centre.Overall we both agreed that Jamie and her guests Feed The Birds and Callida did a wonderful job of showcasing their talents.
We also thanked all of our listeners and fans who came out to the show to support the show.
Next week we'll be featuring interviews with Aaron Bruno of AWOLNATION about his show on the 28th at the West End Cultural Centre.
We'll also be talking to Data Romance from Vancouver British Columbia about their upcoming performance at the Park Theater on October The 7th.
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Until next week, happy trails.
-Av
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