Here's a super-secret clue to help you figure out the answer to today's Nearly Impossible Question.

it's happening to me right now

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Here's a super-secret clue to help you figure out the answer to today's Morning Music Quiz.

Sounds like a cardiac surgeon's "to do list"

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Bruce's Picture of the Day

GO TO JOHN'S PAGE FOR SOME VIDEO AND A BACKGROUNDER ON MELE KALIKIMAKA

And now, from the studio - the 34th annual Mele Kalikimaka 2011!

 mele aircheck 2011

Craig Walker, Annie Bailey (with the Bailey Bells) and John Erickson

Dana Jeffries, musician Francis Doo, musician Liz-Ann Schultz, musician Jeannie Ceciliani and Bruce Murdock

(behind Annie) Craig Walker, Annie Bailey, Big Tom Parker and John Erickson

playing and singing!

Craig shreds a solo

listeners Sharon and Jeanette bring Bruce some fruitcake so he'll stop bad-mouthing it. He pronounced it "better than Peeps."

Click the tree to see the K103 Studio Webcam

I'm betting with a little downtime over the holidays you'll be playing Angry Birds. Or maybe you'll finally be getting that new tablet you've wanted -- which will finally allow you to get in on the Angry Birds fun. Well AngryBirdsNest.com compiled a list of strategies to help you earn top points:

* FIND THE KEY: Many levels have a trick or “key” of some sort to the solution. There is often a certain block that if hit correctly will set off a chain reaction and bring the whole structure down. Think outside the box a little and be creative.

* THE ORDER: The order of the specific birds given to you will often be a clue as to what part of the structure to attack. For example, if your first bird is a yellow bird, that may be an indicator to look for a wood block to destroy to make everything fall.

* USE THE BACKGROUND: Sometimes you’ll have a shot that you are trying to duplicate over and over. It may help to note the location of the bird when you pull it back in the slingshot against the background so that you can try to line it up again. Some people even count pixels to make sure they’re shooting from the same spot.

* TOSS OR SAVE: If you finish a level with an extra bird or two, you will get 10,000 points for each bird. Though from a points perspective you may be better using it to destroy more of the structure instead.

* HIT THE INTERNET: If a levels solution still alludes you, YouTube channels offer walkthroughs for every level of every game.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=6HyIZh5BQZY#at=38

Single Ladies Devastation! - Peoples Choice Award Winner!



Robocop the Cat takes on his arch-enemy - the washing machine!