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666 – Mark of The 3Devil

I’m your Uncle Marty along with Daytona our On The Airedale, and this is The 666th exploit of The 3D RadioActivity. In modern popular culture, this number of the beast has become one of the most widely recognized symbols for the Antichrist. Earnest references occur both among apocalypticist groups and in other explicit subcultures. That’s…
Psychedelic Time Warp – Sun and Moon, Part 1

Hosted by Bart Shore. Sun songs. Part One is all Sun songs – sun or sunshine tunes with music from Richie Havens, the Beatles, Neville Brothers, Jonathan Edwards, Doobie Brothers, Violent Femmes, Al Stewart, Elton John, the Doors, Yes, Camel, Pink Floyd, the Police, Soundgarden, Traffic, and Jethro Tull. Also Grand Funk, Fijiid Pink, Eddie…
The RadioActivity’s Fifth ReRun

I’m everybody’s Uncle Marty, with Daytona and The 3D RadioActivity‘s 665th gathering, as this time we come and go on the RUN in a snap just for you! We’ve RUN thru 15 numbers this time. Our next episode will be our 666th, which can only mean that we will feature an underworldly look at a…
3D 4X Away

DaytonAiredale and your Uncle Marty are here on The 3D RadioActivity number 664 with some continuing heartfelt love and blues to launch you AWAY! We didn’t let anything get AWAY from us this time, however next up we will take another RUN at music we haven’t presented before. Got any suggestions? Then tell me by…
An Interview with Mamalarky

Recently, we went downtown to catch a show at Schuba’s Tavern. The headliner act, Mamalarky, is incredibly hard to pin down. They have elements of Indie Rock, and of Psychedelic Pop, but don’t fit neatly into either genre. There’s a wondrous, captivating thread of Avant Garde that weaves in and out of their music, stitching…

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Live updates: Dolphins surprise 49ers with 14-0 second-quarter lead

Oct 11, 2022 9:02am
Scroll down to join us for live scoring updates, news and analysis Sunday when the 49ers take on the Dolphins at Levi’s Stadium.
GAME ESSENTIALS: 49ers (2-2) vs. Dolphins (1-3) at Levi’s Stadium on Sunday at 1:05 p.m. (PT). TV: FOX-TV, Announcers: Adam Amin (play-by-play), Mark Schlereth (analyst), Lindsay Czarniak (reporter).
ODDS: 49ers -9. OVER/UNDER: 51.5.
SERIES: Dolphins lead 7-6-0. LAST MEETING: Dolphins won 31-24 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on Nov. 27, 2016.
WHY 49ERS COULD WIN: Jimmy Garoppolo is back and the timing couldn’t be more perfect. He’ll bring a sense of normalcy back a week after backup Nick Mullens’ rough effort in a loss to the Eagles. However, it’s much more likely Garoppolo’s return also marks the return of San Francisco’s running attack. What better way to help the offensive line rebound from a rough night against the Eagles than to let them bulldoze Miami’s front seven? … When Garoppolo passes he’ll have red-hot George Kittle to target. Kittle had 15 catches for 183 yards and a touchdown while becoming the first tight end in NFL history with at least 15 catches and 175 yards in the same game. Miami’s track record on stopping the pass has been abysmal this season — it’s given up a whopping 9.3 yards per pass, worst in the NFL.
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WHY DOLPHINS COULD WIN: Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick may be 37 years old, but he’s still elusive enough to make plays with his feet, as he proved while leading the Dolphins with 47 yards rushing. The 49ers will be facing an extremely motivated Fitzpatrick, who has been known to work his magic against opposing defenses when they least expect it. He also realizes if he struggles like he did in the loss to Seattle, the Dolphins won’t hesitate to bring in rookie first-round pick Tua Tagovailoa. … In DeVante Parker, the Dolphins have one of the game’s more dangerous receivers. He had season-high totals of 10 catches for 110 yards against Seattle and is in the top five in the AFC in both receptions (24) and receiving yards (279). Parker becomes particularly dangerous with the 49ers’ defensive backfield beset by injuries.
49ERS NEXT GAME: vs. Rams at Levi’s Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 18 at 5:20 p.m. (PT).
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