[girl] GIRL version 1.5.0

From: Ole Aamot <ole src gnome org>
To: commits-list gnome org
Cc:
Subject: [girl] GIRL version 1.5.0
Date: Sat, 7 Mar 2015 02:41:04 +0000 (UTC)
commit 3a8e5f2e5177c12f4d99ff470c0bb95c21d2c936
Author: Ole Aamot <oka oka no>
Date:   Sun Mar 1 19:55:23 2015 +0100

    GIRL version 1.5.0

 AUTHORS             |    3 +
 ChangeLog           |    8 +
 Makefile.am         |    1 +
 NEWS                |   14 ++
 README              |    8 +
 THANKS              |    3 +
 configure           |   20 ++--
 configure.ac        |    2 +-
 data/screenshot.png |  Bin 159247 -> 172304 bytes
 debian/changelog    |    6 +
 girl.spec.in        |    3 +
 src/girl.xml        |   46 +++++++-
 src/stations.xml    |  356 +--------------------------------------------------
 13 files changed, 103 insertions(+), 367 deletions(-)
---
diff --git a/AUTHORS b/AUTHORS
index 4a54147..3067df7 100644
--- a/AUTHORS
+++ b/AUTHORS
@@ -10,3 +10,6 @@ Wiki Graphic Designer (Icon design)
 Aly Raj (Icon design)
 Andika Triwidada <andika gmail com> (Indonesian translation)
 Daniel Mustieles <daniel mustieles gmail com> (Spanish translation)
+Matej Urbančič <mateju svn gnome org> (Slovenian translation)
+Γιάννης Κουτσούκος <giankoyt gmail com> (Greek translation)
+Efstathios Iosifidis <iosifidis opensuse org> (Greek translation)
diff --git a/ChangeLog b/ChangeLog
index 2e7f9f9..557d610 100644
--- a/ChangeLog
+++ b/ChangeLog
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+2015-02-28  Ole Aamot  <ole src gnome org>
+
+       * NEWS: girl version 1.5.0 release
+       * po/el.po: New Greek translation by Γιάννης Κουτσούκος/Efstathios Iosifidis
+       * po/sl.po: New Slovenian translation by Matej Urbančič
+       * src/girl.xml: Add Radio NRJ Bern (Bugzilla #745087)
+       * src/girl.xml: Add SoundFM (soundfm.ca)
+
 2015-02-21  Ole Aamot  <ole src gnome org>
 
        * NEWS: girl version 1.4.0 release
diff --git a/Makefile.am b/Makefile.am
index 8021b92..4864846 100644
--- a/Makefile.am
+++ b/Makefile.am
@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ EXTRA_DIST = config.rpath m4/ChangeLog  \
        NEWS-1.2 \
        NEWS-1.3 \
        NEWS-1.4 \
+       NEWS-1.5 \
        README \
        THANKS \
        TODO \
diff --git a/NEWS b/NEWS
index dd515e7..255fd30 100644
--- a/NEWS
+++ b/NEWS
@@ -1,4 +1,18 @@
 =============
+Version 1.5.0
+=============
+
+Stations
+
+       * src/girl.xml: Add Radio NRJ Bern (Bugzilla #745087)
+       * src/girl.xml: Add SoundFM (soundfm.ca)
+
+Translations
+
+       * el: New Greek translation by Γιάννης Κουτσούκος/Efstathios Iosifidis
+       * sl: New Slovenian translation by Matej Urbančič
+
+=============
 Version 1.4.0
 =============
 
diff --git a/README b/README
index 3549f84..32a0a9c 100644
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -1,4 +1,12 @@
 ==============
+GIRL 1.5 notes
+==============
+
+GNOME Internet Radio Locator (GIRL) version 1.5.0 is translated into
+12 languages and it supports 50 Internet radio stations in the U.S.,
+Mexico, Canada, United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
+
+==============
 GIRL 1.0 notes
 ==============
 
diff --git a/THANKS b/THANKS
index d23e4a4..d1af1c4 100644
--- a/THANKS
+++ b/THANKS
@@ -13,3 +13,6 @@ Aly Raj for icon design.
 Andika Triwidada for Indonesian translation.
 Dominique Leuenberger for autoconf and automake patch (Bugzilla #743340).
 Daniel Mustieles for Spanish translation.
+Efstathios Iosifidis for Greek translation.
+Γιάννης Κουτσούκος for Greek translation.
+Matej Urbančič for Slovenian translation.
diff --git a/configure b/configure
index 2e5f23f..b9a6c43 100755
--- a/configure
+++ b/configure
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 #! /bin/sh
 # Guess values for system-dependent variables and create Makefiles.
-# Generated by GNU Autoconf 2.69 for girl 1.4.0.
+# Generated by GNU Autoconf 2.69 for girl 1.5.0.
 #
 #
 # Copyright (C) 1992-1996, 1998-2012 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
@@ -577,8 +577,8 @@ MAKEFLAGS=
 # Identity of this package.
 PACKAGE_NAME='girl'
 PACKAGE_TARNAME='girl'
-PACKAGE_VERSION='1.4.0'
-PACKAGE_STRING='girl 1.4.0'
+PACKAGE_VERSION='1.5.0'
+PACKAGE_STRING='girl 1.5.0'
 PACKAGE_BUGREPORT=''
 PACKAGE_URL=''
 
@@ -1329,7 +1329,7 @@ if test "$ac_init_help" = "long"; then
   # Omit some internal or obsolete options to make the list less imposing.
   # This message is too long to be a string in the A/UX 3.1 sh.
   cat <<_ACEOF
-\`configure' configures girl 1.4.0 to adapt to many kinds of systems.
+\`configure' configures girl 1.5.0 to adapt to many kinds of systems.
 
 Usage: $0 [OPTION]... [VAR=VALUE]...
 
@@ -1395,7 +1395,7 @@ fi
 
 if test -n "$ac_init_help"; then
   case $ac_init_help in
-     short | recursive ) echo "Configuration of girl 1.4.0:";;
+     short | recursive ) echo "Configuration of girl 1.5.0:";;
    esac
   cat <<\_ACEOF
 
@@ -1499,7 +1499,7 @@ fi
 test -n "$ac_init_help" && exit $ac_status
 if $ac_init_version; then
   cat <<\_ACEOF
-girl configure 1.4.0
+girl configure 1.5.0
 generated by GNU Autoconf 2.69
 
 Copyright (C) 2012 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
@@ -1864,7 +1864,7 @@ cat >config.log <<_ACEOF
 This file contains any messages produced by compilers while
 running configure, to aid debugging if configure makes a mistake.
 
-It was created by girl $as_me 1.4.0, which was
+It was created by girl $as_me 1.5.0, which was
 generated by GNU Autoconf 2.69.  Invocation command line was
 
   $ $0 $@
@@ -2727,7 +2727,7 @@ fi
 
 # Define the identity of the package.
  PACKAGE='girl'
- VERSION='1.4.0'
+ VERSION='1.5.0'
 
 
 cat >>confdefs.h <<_ACEOF
@@ -6706,7 +6706,7 @@ cat >>$CONFIG_STATUS <<\_ACEOF || ac_write_fail=1
 # report actual input values of CONFIG_FILES etc. instead of their
 # values after options handling.
 ac_log="
-This file was extended by girl $as_me 1.4.0, which was
+This file was extended by girl $as_me 1.5.0, which was
 generated by GNU Autoconf 2.69.  Invocation command line was
 
   CONFIG_FILES    = $CONFIG_FILES
@@ -6772,7 +6772,7 @@ _ACEOF
 cat >>$CONFIG_STATUS <<_ACEOF || ac_write_fail=1
 ac_cs_config="`$as_echo "$ac_configure_args" | sed 's/^ //; s/[\\""\`\$]/\\\\&/g'`"
 ac_cs_version="\\
-girl config.status 1.4.0
+girl config.status 1.5.0
 configured by $0, generated by GNU Autoconf 2.69,
   with options \\"\$ac_cs_config\\"
 
diff --git a/configure.ac b/configure.ac
index 29f56cd..4498d94 100644
--- a/configure.ac
+++ b/configure.ac
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 # Process this file with autoconf to produce a configure script.
 
 AC_PREREQ(2.59)
-AC_INIT(girl, 1.4.0)
+AC_INIT(girl, 1.5.0)
 AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE([no-dist-gzip dist-xz])
 AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR([src/girl.c])
 AC_CONFIG_HEADER([config.h])
diff --git a/data/screenshot.png b/data/screenshot.png
index 8f12824..c402819 100644
Binary files a/data/screenshot.png and b/data/screenshot.png differ
diff --git a/debian/changelog b/debian/changelog
index 751a665..5ca5069 100644
--- a/debian/changelog
+++ b/debian/changelog
@@ -1,3 +1,9 @@
+girl (1.5.0-1) unstable; urgency=medium
+
+  * New upstream release
+
+ -- Ole Aamot <ole src gnome org>  Sat, 28 Feb 2015 22:27:20 +0000
+
 girl (1.2.0-1) unstable; urgency=medium
 
   * Debian packaging of the girl 1.2.0 upstream release.
diff --git a/girl.spec.in b/girl.spec.in
index d7b2ffe..515feb8 100644
--- a/girl.spec.in
+++ b/girl.spec.in
@@ -63,6 +63,9 @@ fi
 /usr/bin/gtk-update-icon-cache %{_datadir}/icons/hicolor &>/dev/null || :
 
 %changelog
+* Sat Feb 28 2015 Ole Aamot - 1.5.0-1.fc21
+- Girl 1.5.0 build on Fedora Linux 22
+
 * Sat Feb 21 2015 Ole Aamot - 1.4.0-1.fc21
 - Girl 1.4.0 build on Fedora Linux 22
 
diff --git a/src/girl.xml b/src/girl.xml
index de5daa5..ded728a 100644
--- a/src/girl.xml
+++ b/src/girl.xml
@@ -1,7 +1,51 @@
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
 <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="http://www.ping.uio.no/~oka/src/girl/girl.xsl"; ?>
 <!DOCTYPE girl SYSTEM "girl-1.0.dtd">
-<girl version="1.0">
+<girl version="1.5">
+  <station id="wpts" name="WPTS" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="92.1">
+    <frequency uri="http://wptsradio.org/";>92.1 FM in Pittsburgh, PA</frequency>
+    <location>Pittsburgh, PA</location>
+    <description>
+      WPTS is an educational, non-commercial FM station owned by the University of Pittsburgh and operated 
by its students.  Located at a frequency of 92.1 in the commercial band of the FM dial, we have a radiating 
power of 17 Watts, and an effective radiated output of 17 Watts.  Our transmitted is located atop the 
Cathedral of Learning, 530 feet above the ground.  This greatly enhances our broadcast radius, which averages 
about 30 miles.
+    </description>
+    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://audio.wpts.pitt.edu:8000/wpts_live_256s.mp3"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, 
Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="256 kbps" />
+    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://audio.wpts.pitt.edu:8000/wpts_live_128s.mp3"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, 
Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
+    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://audio.wpts.pitt.edu:8000/wpts_live_96s.mp3"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, 
Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="96 kbps" />
+    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://audio.wpts.pitt.edu:8000/wpts_live_48s.mp3"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, 
Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="48 kbps" />
+  </station>
+  <station id="wtbu" name="WTBU" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="1330">
+    <frequency uri="http://www.wtburadio.org/";>89.3 FM in Boston, MA</frequency>
+    <location>Boston, MA</location>
+    <description>
+      WTBU is BU's student-run, volunteer radio station which broadcasts live 20 hours a day.  Our station 
is primarily available through our webcast, but you can also listen to us on 89.3 FM/640 AM if you're in 
Boston, or on BU's cable channel 6 if you live on campus.
+    </description>
+    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://wtbu.bu.edu:1800/listen.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
+  </station>
+  <station id="kasc" name="Arizona State University" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="1330">
+    <frequency uri="http://www.blazeradioonline.com/";>1330 AM in Phoenix, AZ</frequency>
+    <location>Phoenix, AZ</location>
+    <description>
+      KASC (The Blaze) is an AM radio station serving all four campuses of the ASU community.  The 
student-run college radio station broadcasts at 1330 AM 24 hours a day during the school year and is operated 
by students under the supervision of a Cronkite School faculty adviser.
+    </description>
+    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://184.154.90.188:80/stream"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
+    <uri>http://www.blazeradioonline.com/</uri>
+  </station>
+  <station id="soundfm" name="SoundFM" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="100.3">
+    <frequency uri="http://soundfm.ca/";>100.3 FM in Waterloo, Canada</frequency>
+    <location>Waterloo, Canada</location>
+    <description>
+      CKMS 100.3 FM (SoundFM) is a community radio station broadcasting independent and alternative music 
and culture to Waterloo Region.
+    </description>
+    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://cast9.directhostingcenter.com:2199/tunein/soevwkmu.pls"; 
codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
+    <uri>http://soundfm.ca/</uri>
+  </station>    
+  <station id="nrj-bern" name="Radio NRJ Bern" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="de">
+    <frequency uri="http://www.energy.ch/bern/";>Internet</frequency>
+    <location>Bern, Switzerland</location>
+    <description>Student webradio in Zürich.</description>
+    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://energybern.ice.infomaniak.ch/energybern-high.mp3"; codec="MPEG 1 
Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
+    <uri>http://www.energy.ch/bern/</uri>
+  </station>
   <station id="wvau" name="WVAU" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="online">
     <frequency uri="http://www.wvau.org/";>Online in Washington, DC</frequency>
     <location>Washington, DC</location>
diff --git a/src/stations.xml b/src/stations.xml
deleted file mode 100644
index be945d9..0000000
--- a/src/stations.xml
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,355 +0,0 @@
-<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
-<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="http://www.ping.uio.no/~oka/src/girl/girl.xsl"; ?>
-<!DOCTYPE girl SYSTEM "girl-1.0.dtd">
-<girl version="1.0">
-  <station id="wnyo" name="WNYO" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="88.9">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.wnyo889.org/";>88.9 FM in Oswego, NY</frequency>
-    <location>Oswego, NY</location>
-    <description>WNYO is an FCC regulated student ran radio station at SUNY Oswego. It is located on the 
SUNY Oswego campus, inside The Point in the Marano Campus Center. WNYO is also recognized on campus as a 
student organization. The radio station produces multiple concert events each year through the Indie Series, 
Artswego and Lifestyles. The sports department at WNYO broadcasts live campus athletics including home and 
away games.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/ogg" uri="http://www.wnyo.org/webcast-ogg-high.m3u"; codec="Ogg Vorbis" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="32 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.wnyo889.org/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="wusb" name="WUSB" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="90.1">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.wusb.fm/";>90.1 FM in Long Island, NY</frequency>
-    <location>Long Island, NY</location>
-    <description>WUSB is a 3,600 watt non-commercial station located on the campus of Stony Brook 
University. Since 1977, we have served the campus and Long Island listening communities with a diverse 
broadcast mix of music, news, public affairs, drama and sports programming. Our 24 hour a day schedule is 
made possible by a volunteer staff efforts of over 160 Stony Brook students, faculty, staff, alumni and 
community residents. Behind-the-scenes as well as on-air work, combined with a variety of nationally 
syndicated radio programs integrated into the schedule, creates the 168 hours per week of innovative and 
high-quality programming.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://stream.wusb.stonybrook.edu:8080/listen.pls"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, 
Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="32 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://stream.wusb.stonybrook.edu:8090/listen.pls"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, 
Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />    
-    <uri>http://www.wusb.fm/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="coog" name="COOG" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="online">
-    <frequency uri="http://coogradio.uh.edu/";></frequency>
-    <location>Houston, TX</location>
-    <description>Coog Radio is an online radio station operated and staffed by students from the University 
of Houston. Co-founders Conner Clifton, Markley Rogers, and Matt Womack came up with the idea in 2010, but it 
wasn’t until fall 2011 that the idea finally came to fruition. Coog Radio not only provides a creative outlet 
for fellow students to express themselves over the air, but also introduces them to the world of 
broadcasting.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://coogradio.uh.edu:8000/coogradio.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 
(MP3)" samplerate="48000 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://coogradio.uh.edu/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="wvua" name="WVUA-FM" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="90.7">
-    <frequency uri="http://wvuafm.ua.edu/";></frequency>
-    <location>Tuscaloosa, AL</location>
-    <description>WVUA-FM is the University’s only student operated radio station. Its history dates back to 
1940 when the Department of Radio Arts began operation of an AM carrier-current station (the signal was 
transmitted to dormitories and other buildings on campus through electrical wiring). The station was known as 
BRN (the Bama Radio Network). In 1947, the signal was extended and the station became known as WABP. The 
station was operated as a commercial venture at 570 on the AM dial. During the 1950’s and 1960’s, as more 
students moved off campus, the station’s listenership dwindled.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://ice8.securenetsystems.net/WVUA"; codec="MPEG-4 AAC" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="30 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://wvuafm.ua.edu/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="ury" name="University Radio York" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="1350" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://ury.org.uk/";></frequency>
-    <location>York, United Kingdom</location>
-    <description>University Radio York (URY) is the student radio station for the University of York, 
broadcasting 24 hours a day during term time on 1350am across the University's Heslington Campus and 
worldwide via this website.
-
-    The station is run by students for students, meaning the people behind the station understand what the 
listenership want to hear.
-
-    With no playlist and no set format to many of our shows, our presenters have the chance to try whatever 
they like, as long as it's legal!</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://ury.york.ac.uk/audio/live-mobile.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 
(MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="48 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://ury.york.ac.uk/audio/live-low.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 
(MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="96 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://ury.york.ac.uk/audio/live-high.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 
(MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="192 kbps" />
-  </station>
-  <station id="eper" name="EPER" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="97.0" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://eper.elte.hu/";></frequency>
-    <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
-    <description>EPER is a non-profit small power community station in downtown Budapest. We broadcast from 
the buildings of the Eötvös Loránd University. Our staff is students and teachers of the University or of 
other institutions of higher education.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://radio.elte.hu:8000/eper2"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Mono" bitrate="64 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://radio.elte.hu:8000/eper24"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="22050 Hz" channels="Mono" bitrate="24 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://radio.elte.hu:8000/live24"; codec="MPEG-2 AAC" samplerate="32000 
Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="24 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://eper.elte.hu/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="burstradio" name="Burst Radio" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.burstradio.co.uk/";></frequency>
-    <location>Brighton, United Kingdom</location>
-    <description>Burst aims to capture the essential essence of student life at Brighton University; distil 
it and broadcast this elixir to you.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://burst.brighton.ac.uk:8000/burst.mp3"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 
(MP3)" samplerate="22050 Hz" channels="Mono" bitrate="24 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://burst.brighton.ac.uk:8000/burst.mp3"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 
(MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.burstradio.co.uk/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="fusefm" name="Fuse FM" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://fusefm.co.uk/";></frequency>
-    <location>Manchester, United Kingdom</location>
-    <description>Fuse FM is Manchester University's student radio station. We first went on air back in 
2001, and 13 years later we now broadcast from a brand new, professional quality studio from within the 
Students' Union. We broadcast online throughout the academic year and you can listen to live shows and 
podcasts on our website. We love our new home, but we need your help to sound great on air. If you want to 
get in on the action, you'd be more than welcome! We are constantly on the look out for new talent, so if you 
fancy yourself as a music journalist, producer, DJ, news reader, or think you have what it takes to host your 
own show, Fuse FM is certainly the place for you! Not only is Fuse FM a fun organisation to be part of, but 
we can help you if you are interested in getting into the radio industry. Past Fuse FM members have gone on 
to find work at the BBC and commercial radio stations.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://studio.fusefm.co.uk:8000/livehi"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 
(MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="320 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/ogg" uri="http://studio.fusefm.co.uk:8000/livehi"; codec="Ogg Vorbis" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="320 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://studio.fusefm.co.uk:8000/live"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/ogg" uri="http://studio.fusefm.co.uk:8000/live"; codec="Ogg Vorbis" samplerate="44100 
Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://fusefm.co.uk/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="cjsw" name="CJSW" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="90.9" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://cjsw.com/";></frequency>
-    <location>Calgary, Canada</location>
-    <description>CJSW 90.9 FM will be celebrating 30 years of on air radio programming at the beginning of 
2015. Our goal is to provide an alternative to commercial media by recognizing and promoting the diverse 
musical styles, points of view and cultures that exist within our city. CJSW strives to provide programming 
to an audience and by programmers that are varied in their ethnicity, culture, gender, sexual orientation, 
age, and physical and mental ability. Our diverse programming includes music, arts, spoken word and 
multicultural programs.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://stream.cjsw.com/cjsw.mp3.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://cjsw.com/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="caper" name="Caper Radio" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="pending" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://caperradio.ca/";>Pending FM license in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada</frequency>
-    <location>Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada</location>
-    <description>Caper Radio Incorporated is CBU's campus radio station!
-
-    Located in the Students' Union building we are equipped with an ever-growing music collection of over 
6000 CDs on a digital library. We offer some of the best independent music in Canada. Caper Radio is also a 
prime resource for information on events taking place both on and off campus.
-
-    Being involved with Caper Radio, Inc. helps students gain new skills (in communication, as well as 
working with the equipment), build confidence, and make new friends. Taking part in shaping the university 
community, and building valuable job skills – It's a lot of fun too!
-
-    Caper Radio broadcasts from 9:30am until 4:30pm Monday - Friday. Repeat broadcasts can be heard by 
visiting our website.</description>
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samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://caperradio.ca/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="wxou" name="WXOU" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="88.3" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://wxou.org/";>88.3 FM in Rochester, MI</frequency>
-    <location>Rochester, MI</location>
-    <description>WXOU is a non-profit, student operated, freeform community radio station. Currently we are 
broadcasting with 110 watts of power from the campus of Oakland University. WE offer diverse programming such 
as, music, sports, news and student produced programs. Our goal is to supply the community with a service 
that provides both an educational experience to those involved with the radio station, while also providing 
information and entertainment o the rest of the community outside of Oakland’s campus.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://wxou.oakland.edu:8000/listen.pls"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 
(MP3)" samplerate="22050 Hz" channels="Mono" bitrate="24 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://wxou.oakland.edu:8002/listen.pls"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 
(MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Mono" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-  </station>
-  <station id="wamu" name="WAMU" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="88.5" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://wamu.org/";>88.5 FM in Washington, DC</frequency>
-    <location>Washington, DC</location>
-    <description>WAMU 88.5 is the leading public radio station for NPR news and information in the greater 
Washington, D.C., area. WAMU 88.5 is licensed to American University.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://wamu-1.streamguys.com/"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Mono" bitrate="48 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://wamu.org/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="kdup" name="KDUP" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="1580" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://kdup.up.edu/";>1580 AM in Portland, OR</frequency>
-    <location>Portland, OR</location>
-    <description>University of Portland's radio station</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/ogg" uri="http://icecast.up.edu:8000/mystream.ogg.m3u"; codec="Ogg Vorbis" 
samplerate="32000 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="192 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://kdup.up.edu/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="95bfm" name="95bFM" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="95.0" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.95bfm.com/";>95.0 FM in Auckland, New Zealand</frequency>
-    <location>Auckland, New Zealand</location>
-    <description>In 1969, Radio Bosom was born as a student's capping stunt, broadcasting illegally from a 
boat in the Waitemata Harbour. Over the next few decades the bosom morphed into the mighty 95bFM, the 
longest-standing independent radio station in New Zealand.
-    We're passionate about music, just like you. We think that radio is better when it's free from 
commercial pressures, and that it should be challenging without being inaccessible. This is not top 40 
radio.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://streams.95bfm.com/stream95"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="22050 Hz" channels="Mono" bitrate="32 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.95bfm.com/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="2nurfm" name="2NURFM" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="103.7" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.newcastle.edu.au/community-and-alumni/arts-and-culture/2nurfm";>103.7 FM in 
Newcastle, Australia</frequency>
-    <location>Newcastle, Australia</location>
-    <description>Newcastle's leading 'easy listening' radio station.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/aacp" uri="http://broadcaster1.newcastle.edu.au:8000/2NURFM-aacPlus"; codec="MPEG-2 
AAC (AAC+)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="29 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.newcastle.edu.au/community-and-alumni/arts-and-culture/2nurfm</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="radioadelaide" name="Radio Adelaide" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="101.5" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="https://radio.adelaide.edu.au/";>101.5 FM in Adelaide, Australia</frequency>
-    <location>Adelaide, Australia</location>
-    <description>Radio Adelaide is a real radio alternative for people curious about ideas, issues and 
music. We are as diverse as the city we live in, with programs ranging from Jazz and Classical to World 
Music, arts, current affairs and more, with many shows presented by local community groups in their own 
languages.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://stream.radio.adelaide.edu.au:8000/radadl-128.mp3"; codec="MPEG 1 
Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://stream.radio.adelaide.edu.au:8000/radadl-64.mp3"; codec="MPEG 1 
Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="64 kbps" />
-    <uri>https://radio.adelaide.edu.au/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="radior" name="Radio R" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="" lang="cs">
-    <frequency uri="http://radior.cz";>Internet</frequency>
-    <location>Brno, Czech Republic</location>
-    <description>Masaryk University’s student radio.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/ogg" uri="http://radior.video.muni.cz:8000/FSS_ogg-q0.ogg.m3u"; codec="Ogg Vorbis" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="64 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/ogg" uri="http://radior.video.muni.cz:8000/FSS_ogg-q4.ogg.m3u"; codec="Ogg Vorbis" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/ogg" uri="http://radior.video.muni.cz:8000/FSS_ogg-q8.ogg.m3u"; codec="Ogg Vorbis" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="256 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.radior.cz/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="radius" name="Radio Radius" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="de">
-    <frequency uri="http://radioradius.ch/";>Internet</frequency>
-    <location>Zürich, Switzerland</location>
-    <description>Student webradio in Zürich.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/ogg" uri="http://relay.radio.ethz.ch/sender.ogg.m3u"; codec="Ogg Vorbis" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.radioradius.ch/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="lsrfm" name="Leeds University Student Radio FM" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://lsrfm.com/";>Internet</frequency>
-    <location>Leeds, United Kingdom</location>
-    <description></description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://soho.wavestreamer.com:6648/listen.pls?sid=1"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, 
Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://lsrfm.com/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="urn" name="University Radio Nottingham" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="1350" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://urn1350.net";>1350 AM MHz in Nottingham, United Kingdom</frequency>
-    <location>Nottingham, United Kingdom</location>
-    <description>URN is the University of Nottingham's award winning student radio station.You can listen 
online, on 1350AM on campus or in some of the university's shops and bars.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://posurnl.nottingham.ac.uk:8080/urn_high.mp3"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, 
Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://urn1350.net/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="kcl" name="King's College London Radio" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.kclradio.co.uk/";>Internet</frequency>
-    <location>London, United Kingdom</location>
-    <description>KCL Radio is King’s College London’s award winning, student radio station, which first 
broadcast live last year. Our studio is currently located on the basement floor of the Chesham Building 
(although there are plans to relocate to a new studio in Tutu’s on the 4th floor of the Macadam Building 
during 2015).  Output ranges from music to news, chat, sport, comedy and everything in between. Live 
broadcasts also take place throughout the year for significant events on the KCLSU calendar such as the 
Student Officer Elections or the Varsity Rugby match.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://159.92.75.8:8080/KCLR"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.kclradio.co.uk/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="icradio" name="Imperial College Radio" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://icradio.com/";>1134 AM in Wye, Kent, United Kingdom</frequency>
-    <location>London, United Kingdom</location>
-    <description>IC Radio is among the oldest student radio stations in the country. Started in 1976, 
broadcasting on a home built AM transmitter around halls, we now broadcast all over the globe from 
icradio.com. Absolutely anyone is welcome to try their hand at presenting or producing a show; whatever your 
music taste. We also love a good speech based program, so anyone will feel at home in IC Radio. As well as 
being able to broadcast, we are lucky enough to have a brand new, fully equipped recording studio which we 
use to record bands and musicians.
-
-Behind the scenes we rely on our fantastic technical, musical and promotional teams. Are you interested in 
web design? Want to record professional band and artists? Maybe you fancy running our IT system? Or perhaps 
you want to talk to industry insiders to get your hands on new music weeks before any of your friends? 
There's a place for you here and we'd love for you to join us!</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://icecast.icradio.com:8000/live-mp3-high"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 
3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="192 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://icradio.com/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="ruc" name="Coimbra University Radio" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="107.9" lang="pt">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.ruc.pt/";>107.9 FM MHz in Coimbra, Portugal</frequency>
-    <location>Coimbra, Portugal</location>
-    <description>Coimbra University Radio (Portuguese: Rádio Universidade de Coimbra - RUC) is a university 
radio station of the Coimbra Academic Association (students' union) of the University of Coimbra in Coimbra, 
Portugal.
-    
-    It broadcasts on 107.9 FM (also broadcasts on-line). The Center of Experimental Radio was founded in the 
40's, but it was only on March, 1st 1986, that the radio obtained the authorization to broadcast on FM.
-    
-    The studios and offices of this university radio station are located in the main building of the 
Associação Académica de Coimbra, in the city centre. One of its trademarks is that there are no set playlists 
for any of the programs broadcast. This allows for an exceptionally wide range of musical genres.
-    
-    The radio gives courses in Programming, Technic and News, that students from the University of Coimbra 
can join.
-    
-    For its 25th anniversary, the radio hosts concerts of the indie Swedish band the Radio Dept., and later 
Eleanor Friedberger from the rock duo The Fiery Furnaces and the Welsh songwriter Euros Childs.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://ruc.midi-club.net:8000/;stream/1"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 
(MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.ruc.pt/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="radiocampusbruxelles" name="Radio Campus Bruxelles" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="92.1" 
lang="nl">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.radiocampus.be/";>92.1 MHz FM in Bruxelles, Belgium</frequency>
-    <location>Bruxelles, Belgium</location>
-    <description>Radio Campus est née en 1980 sur le campus de l’Université Libre de Bruxelles. Avec une 
cinquantaine d’émissions, elle rassemble plus de 150 animateurs, techniciens et collaborateurs autour de 
valeurs partagées : une libre expression assumée et constructive, un attachement immodéré au tissu social 
bruxellois et un amour sans borne pour la diversité musicale et culturelle.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/ogg" uri="http://streamer.radiocampus.be:8000/stream_hi.ogg"; codec="Ogg Vorbis" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="192 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.radiocampus.be/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="radiocampusparis" name="Radio Campus Paris" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="93.9" lang="fr">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.radiocampusparis.org/";>93.9 MHz FM in Paris, France</frequency>
-    <location>Paris, France</location>
-    <description>Radio Campus Paris is a non-profit Student radio station. Founded in 1998 and first 
broadcast on the Internet, the radio can be listened to in Paris, France on 93.9 FM (from 5.30 p.m. to 5.30 
a.m.). Managed by volunteers (mainly students), this indie student radio focuses on emerging music and local 
and student-related news.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://www.radiocampusparis.org:8000/stream_rcp"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, 
Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.radiocampusparis.org/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="wcsb" name="WCSB" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="89.3" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://wcsb.org/";>89.3 MHz FM in Cleveland, OH</frequency>
-    <location>Cleveland, OH</location>
-    <description>A student-operated radio station at Cleveland State University, broadcasting from northeast 
Ohio.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://cent7.directhostingcenter.com/tunein.php/ubtevcdv/playlist.pls"; 
codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://wcsb.org/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="pulse" name="Pulse LSE" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="87.7" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://pulselse.co.uk/";>87.7 MHz FM in London, United Kingdom</frequency>
-    <location>London, United Kingdom</location>
-    <description>Pulse Radio is the official radio station of the London School of Economics and Political 
Science Students’ Union. We are totally student run and are committed to bringing great radio broadcasting to 
LSE students and beyond. We hope you tune in and enjoy!</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://s3.radioboss.fm:8223/stream"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://pulselse.co.uk/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="oxide" name="Oxford Student Radio" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="107.9" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://oxideradio.co.uk/";>107.9 MHz FM in Oxford, United Kingdom</frequency>
-    <location>Oxford, United Kingdom</location>
-    <description>Oxide Radio is a student radio station run by members of Oxford University in Oxford, 
England.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://listen.oxideradio.co.uk:8000/oxide-radio.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, 
Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://oxideradio.co.uk/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="camfm" name="Cam FM" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="97.2" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.camfm.co.uk/";>97.2 MHz FM in Cambridge, United Kingdom</frequency>
-    <location>Cambridge, United Kingdom</location>
-    <description>Originally founded in 1979, the award-winning Cam FM is now one of the most heavily 
listened to student radio stations in the UK, as well as one of the largest student-run media organisations 
in Cambridge, covering students at both Cambridge and Anglia Ruskin Universities. We know students because we 
are students; every aspect of the station is professionally run by students, staff, and alumni of the 
Universities - presenting, producing, or running the committee. Our content is primarily geared towards 
engaging with the student community in Cambridge.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://stream.camfm.co.uk/camfm"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.camfm.co.uk/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="radiounam" name="Radio UNAM" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="96.1" lang="es">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.radiounam.unam.mx/";>96.1 MHz FM in México City, México</frequency>
-    <location>México City, México</location>
-    <description>Radio Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" 
uri="http://www.radiounam.unam.mx/templates/player/reproductor/CREA_FM/listen.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 
3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.radiounam.unam.mx/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="wxyc" name="WXYC" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="89.3" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.wxyc.org/";>89.3 MHz FM in Chapel Hill, NC</frequency>
-    <location>Chapel Hill, NC</location>
-    <description>WXYC went on the air on March 17, 1977 with Joni Mitchell's "You Turn Me on I'm a Radio."
-
-      WXYC was preceded by WCAR, a carrier current station that reached dorms on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus 
through electrical wiring. The station's alumni include top 40 radio host Rick Dees.
-
-      When WCAR wanted to upgrade in the early 1970s, it decided to pursue an FM license and begin 
broadcastin over the air rather than update the carrier current system. Funding for the change to FM was 
provided by a student referendum passed in 1973. The physical conversion cost $35,000 and took two years to 
complete.
-
-      The non-profit Student Educational Broadcasting, Inc. was established to serve as the official owner 
of WXYC's broadcast license, and in 1977 WCAR became WXYC. The station was originally scheduled to begin 
broadcasting in January 1977, but winter freezes prevented the installation of an antenna on UNC's water 
tower delaying the broadcast until March.
-
-      From its earliest days in the late 70s, WXYC has been a leader in diverse and interesting programming, 
adopting changing forms of popular music long before they became popular in the mainstream without losing 
touch with the past. This coalesced in 1980 with the decision to achieve a delicate balance, avoiding the 
extremes of both typical commercial (dull, repetitive, narrow) and typical college (difficult, elitist and 
irritating) radio, by making the effort to find and broadcast the best and brightest of new music that was 
inexplicably being ignored by commercial radio, while not forgetting the roots of that music in blues, jazz, 
pop and other types of music of the past half century. At the same time, WXYC became a 24 hour a day/ 365 day 
a year radio station with a commitment to be consistent in quality and reliable enough to set your clock 
radio to.WXYC won many accolades and awards during the 80's and 90's from local as well as national sources, 
including Rolling Sto
 ne Magazine, the New York Times and the Independent Weekly.
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-      In the early 90s, with the advent of the CD, many more international and independent releases became 
easily available, as well as re-issues of albums that had been impossible to find on vinyl for decades. This 
enabled WXYC to broaden its programming even more, and to this day the staff of WXYC is committed to seeking 
out new and interesting sounds from all over the world and presenting them in a coherent, accessible and 
interesting way.
-
-      In 1994, the staff of UNC's SunSITE, the first Web site in North America, helped WXYC become the first 
radio station in the world to stream its on-air signal live over the Internet. We're proud to have been at 
the forefront of the Internet radio medium. We now have loyal listeners all over the world who contact us 
with comments and requests by email and IM.
-
-      WXYC alumni include ESPN anchor Stuart Scott, former Squirrel Nut Zipper Tom Maxwell, former Polvo 
guitarist Dave Brylawski, Newsweek reporter Colin Soloway, film director Peyton Reed, as well as scores of 
doctors, lawyers, writers, executives, and successful professionals of all kinds.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/ogg" uri="http://www.wxyc.org/files/streams/wxyc-ogg.pls"; codec="Ogg Vorbis" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="96 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://wxyc.org/files/streams/wxyc-mp3.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 
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-    <uri>http://www.wxyc.org/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="kalx" name="KALX" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="90.7" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://kalx.berkeley.edu/";>90.7 MHz FM in Berkeley, CA</frequency>
-    <location>Berkeley, CA</location>
-    <description>KALX 90.7 FM broadcasts freeform radio 24 hours a day to a large portion of the San 
Francisco Bay Area. You can catch all stripes of underground music accented with news, sports and alternative 
informational programming.
-
-      KALX has a wonderfully dedicated staff of student and community volunteers who are willing to explore 
with and educate their listeners. KALX is regular folks doing wild, unpredictable, extraordinary radio. All 
of our programs are homespun, we don't depend on satellite feeds. Rather we create programs from, and for our 
community (a community that includes both the University of California, Berkeley student population AND the 
surrounding area).
-
-      As part of our mission to educate, every KALX DJ is encouraged to play a variety of musical styles and 
types. Rather than segregating music into limited boxes, this philosophy is an attempt to entertain the 
listener while broadening their musical experience. A pretty fun way to be educated, don't ya 
think!</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/ogg" uri="http://icecast.media.berkeley.edu:8000/kalx-128.ogg.m3u"; codec="Ogg 
Vorbis" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://icecast.media.berkeley.edu:8000/kalx-128.mp3.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 
Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://kalx.berkeley.edu/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="whrb" name="WHRB" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="95.3" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.whrb.org/";>95.3 MHz FM in Boston, MA</frequency>
-    <location>Boston, MA</location>
-    <description>For seventy years, 95.3FM has been Boston's first source for exciting, entertaining, and 
enlightening music broadcasts. Harvard Radio's daily broadcast of Classical music, Jazz, and underground Rock 
explore a great repertoire of music left largely untouched by other commercial stations.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://www.whrb.org/streams/whrb.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="96 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.whrb.org/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="nova" name="Radio NOVA" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="99.3" lang="nb">
-    <frequency uri="http://radionova.no/";>99.3 MHz FM in Oslo, Norway</frequency>
-    <location>Oslo, Norway</location>
-    <description>Radio NOVA is the student radio of University of Oslo.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://stream.radionova.no/mp3.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="192 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://radionova.no/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="wwno" name="WWNO" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="89.9" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://wwno.org/";>89.9 MHz FM in New Orleans, LA</frequency>
-    <location>New Orleans, LA</location>
-    <description>WWNO is the NPR member station for New Orleans and the 13 parishes of southeast Louisiana, 
broadcasting on 89.9 FM — and on KTLN 90.5 FM in the Houma-Thibodaux area — as a public service of the 
University of New Orleans.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/wwno/ppr/wwno_128.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 
Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://wwno.org/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="ktru" name="KTRU" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="99.1" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://ktru.org/";>99.1 MHz FM in Houston, TX</frequency>
-    <location>Houston, TX</location>
-    <description>KTRU Houston is Rice University's student-run radio station.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://ktru.org/audiometa/listen3.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 
(MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://ktru.org/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="bbcworldservice" name="BBC World Service" rank="1.0" type="gov" release="93.20" lang="en">
-    <frequency uri="http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/schedules/frequencies/";>Internet</frequency>
-    <location>London, United Kingdom</location>
-    <description>BBC World Service is an international news service available on radio, television and 
online. It provides impartial news reports and analysis in English and 27 other languages.  BBC World Service 
aims to inspire and illuminate the lives of its audience by bringing the world together, making connections 
and helping listeners to make sense of the world.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/meta/live/mp3/eneuk.pls"; codec="MPEG 1 
Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="48 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldserviceradio</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="nrkradioalltidnyheter" name="NRK Radio Alltid Nyheter" rank="1.0" type="gov" release="93.0" 
lang="nb">
-    <frequency>93.0 MHz FM in Oslo, Norway</frequency>
-    <location>Oslo, Norway</location>
-    <description>The Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) offers the Norwegian public a wide range of 
content with three national TV-channels, 13 national radio-channels and the website nrk.no.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/aac" uri="http://lyd.nrk.no/nrk_radio_alltid_nyheter_aac_h"; codec="AAC, v4 LC" 
samplerate="48000 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.nrk.no/alltid_nyheter</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="wkcr" name="WKCR" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="89.9" lang="en">
-    <frequency>89.9 MHz FM in New York, NY</frequency>
-    <location>New York City, NY</location>
-    <description>WKCR-FM, Columbia University’s non-commercial student-run radio station, is dedicated to 
presenting a spectrum of alternative programming—traditional and art music, spoken arts, and original 
journalism. Granted its FCC license in 1941, WKCR is both steeped in tradition and committed to innovation. 
In the New York area, the station can be heard at 89.9 megacycles in FM; worldwide, it streams 
online.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://kanga.college.columbia.edu:8000/listen.pls"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, 
Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="96 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/wkcr/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="kzsu" name="KZSU" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="90.1" lang="en">
-    <frequency>90.1 MHz FM in Stanford, CA</frequency>
-    <location>San Francisco, CA</location>
-    <description>KZSU is Stanford University's FM radio station, broadcasting across the Bay Area on 90.1 FM 
and across the world at kzsulive.stanford.edu. We exist to serve the Stanford community with quality radio 
broadcasts, including music, sports, news, and public affairs programming.
-
-      The station is owned by the Board of Trustees of Stanford University and is governed by a Board of 
Directors appointed by the President. We got our FM license in 1964, and upgraded from 10 to 500 watts in 
1978. Before 1964, KZSU broadcast as an AM carrier current station (through the University's power supply) on 
880 kHz, starting in 1947 as a part of the Department of Communication.
-
-      KZSU is a non-commercial station funded mainly by Stanford student fees, in addition to underwriting 
and listener donations. KZSU's staff is all volunteer, made up of Stanford students, staff, alumni, and 
community affiliates.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://kzsulive.stanford.edu/audio/kzsu-1-128.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, 
Layer 3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://kzsulive.stanford.edu/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="wmbr" name="WMBR" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="88.1" lang="en">
-    <frequency>88.1 MHz FM in Cambridge, MA</frequency>
-    <location>Boston, MA</location>
-    <description>WMBR is the MIT campus radio station. We broadcast on 88.1 FM between 20 and 24 hours per 
day, 365 days a year. We transmit at 720 watts, effective radiated power from the top of the Eastgate 
Building in Kendall Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Our programming includes a wide range of music shows, 
public affairs programs and eclectic audio entertainment.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://wmbr.org/WMBR_live_128.m3u"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 3 (MP3)" 
samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://wmbr.org/</uri>
-  </station>
-  <station id="kexp" name="KEXP" rank="1.0" type="edu" release="90.9" lang="en">
-    <frequency>90.9 MHz FM in Seattle, WA</frequency>
-    <location>Seattle, WA</location>
-    <description>KEXP is a service of the University of Washington, who holds the station’s FCC license. As 
a 501(c)3 non-profit arts organization, KEXP relies on investments from individual, foundation, business, and 
government supporters.</description>
-    <stream mime="audio/mpeg" uri="http://live-mp3-128.kexp.org:8000/listen.pls"; codec="MPEG 1 Audio, Layer 
3 (MP3)" samplerate="44100 Hz" channels="Stereo" bitrate="128 kbps" />
-    <uri>http://kexp.org/</uri>
-  </station>
-</girl>
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