News for Sunday, January 9th, 2022

(note: a certain hyperlink (involving some text of, "Mobile Advertising Answers") in a certain directory for the site (named "Hyperlinks to Other World Wide Web Sites") was displaced by a different one (involving some text of, "Sound of Mobile Advertising") this Sunday)

• A certain Facebook page involving various texts of, "Nightmare Theatre" appeared to have had some sections or parts involving some groups of text such as some text of, "Attention Alabama! Nightmare Theatre is coming to Alabama Public Television on Jan. 2 (late Saturday night) to melt your brains with the best of the worst in classic horror and wacky hi-jinks! Join The Baron, El Sapo and Mittens every week and may all your dreams be nightmares..." (near some text of, "December 29, 2021 at 6:57 PM"), some text of, "Alabama friends! Don't forget! Nightmare Theatre premieres this Saturday at midnight on Alabama Public Television! Where can you watch? Check out all their stations here!" (near some text of, "December 30, 2021 at 2:25 PM"),  some text of, "Tonight's the night, Alabama! See you at midnight on Alabama Public Television and may all your dreams be nightmares!" (near some text of, "January 1 at 6:00 PM"), and some text of, "Thanks to everyone who tuned in in Alabama last night! We hope you enjoyed A Bucket of Blood!" (near some text of, "January 2 at 1:52 PM") related to its administration this Sunday (note: there often appeared to have had been at least one Alabama Public Television station related to southwest Alabama (or at least one such station related to southwest Alabama named WEIQ-TV) before this Sunday earlier this calendar year and certain calendar years prior to this one (note #2: a certain Facebook page related to Alabama Public Television appeared to have had some groups of text similar some of the ones mentioned first and second earlier in this paragraph)).   
  

• Certain parts of the World Wide Web that often appeared to have had streams of audio related to certain radio stations related to southwest Alabama named WBLX-FM and WDLT-FM involving various kinds of voices and pieces of music before this Sunday each appeared to have had a stream of audio involving certain kinds of sounds being broadcast at a rate of repetition lasting less than one second during the first half of the hour of 6:00 a.m. this Sunday (note #1: certain parts of the World Wide Web related to certain other radio stations related to certain other radio stations related to southwest Alabama (or at least some named WXQW-AM and WGOK-AM) appeared to have had streams of audio similar to the ones mentioned just before this note earlier in this paragraph this Sunday (note #2: there often appeared to have had been connections to certain radio stations related to southwest Alabama by the names mentioned earlier in this paragraph (due to their often appearing to have had connections to a holding company named Cumulus Media) before this Sunday during certain calendar years prior to this one (note #3: certain broadcast frequencies related to WBLX-FM and WDLT-FM each had audio of certain kinds of sounds (or voices) without repetition for least two seconds during the hour of 6:00 a.m. mentioned earlier in this paragraph))) (update for Sunday, January 9th, 2022: the parts of the World Wide Web mentioned earlier in this paragraph each appeared to have had a stream of audio involving certain kinds of sounds (or voices and music) being broadcast without repetition for at least three seconds during the hour of 7:00 a.m. this Sunday).