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Following his departure from Cox Media Group Classic Rock “97.1 The River” WSRV last December, Steve Craig has returned to Cumulus Classic Alternative “99X” 100.5 WNNX College Park/Atlanta as Program Director and midday host.Craig was previously APD and midday host at the original incarnation of the brand for its entire run from 1992 to 2008 after starting at predecessor CHR “Power 99” WAPW. He then spent four years at AAA 101.9 WRXP New York before returning to Atlanta for a year in mornings at AAA “92.9 Dave-FM” WZGC before joining WSRV as APD/MD and afternoon host in 2012. He would move to mornings in 2016 while also programming Alternative “X107.1” in 2014-15 and AAA “The Other Side of The River” WSRV-HD3. Craig began his career with stints in Barstow, Fresno, Salt Lake City, San Bernardino, and Los Angeles. He also served as PA announcer for the NHL’s defunct Atlanta Thrashers, ECHL’s Atlanta Gladiators and MLS’ Atlanta United FC.Craig will host middays from 10am to 3pm. Cumulus Media announces that Atlanta Rock radio personality Steve Craig will return to the legendary 99X (WNNX-FM) as Program Director for the station and as On-Air Host, Middays. Craig, who was previously Midday Host for 99X from 1992-2007, is a much-loved Rock radio fixture among Atlanta radio listeners and is the last returning original member of the 99X on-air team that helped define Alternative Rock and a generation. Craig comes home to 99X today after a 10-year run on Classic Hits station 97.1 The River/WSRV-FM. He has also been Atlanta United’s in-game announcer for many years and is a professional pilot who does charitable work for Angel Flight. Craig can be heard weekdays from 10:00am-3:00pm ET on 99X, which re-launched to an appreciative audience of 99X fans in December 2022. Earlier this year, the station

Welcomed the return of original 99X morning hosts, Leslie Fram and Steve Barnes to Mornings on 99X, and Will Pendarvis to Afternoon Drive on the station. Craig’s Midday program will air all-new content as well as classic segments from the legacy show, including the feature, “Steve’s College of Musical Knowledge,” a listener favorite. The show can also be streamed on or via the 99X app. Brian Philips, Chief Content Officer, Cumulus Media, said: “With wit, unsurpassed music knowledge and total devotion to his craft, Steve Craig has held the imagination of huge Atlanta audiences for nearly three decades. As Steve returns to the fold, we truly have entirely restored 99X with nothing but “members of the Original Cast”. Cumulus is lucky to have recaptured this gang of longtime friends and colleagues, and luckier still that Steve will lead them.” Sean Shannon, Vice President/Market Manager, Cumulus Atlanta, commented: “The band is back together, and we’ve got our lead guitarist. Steve’s intimate understanding of the brand, his passion for music and his 30-some years living here in Atlanta are invaluable to the 99X project. This has been a passion project for all involved from the start, and with Steve’s leadership we’ll continue to grow and evolve this brand in a way that reflects the wants of the hundreds of thousands of listeners who have already tuned in and said, ‘I am 99X.’” Steve Craig remarked: “Over the last 15 years, we’ve talked about ‘getting the band back together’… and to again be surrounded by the most passionate, professional and iconic talent I’ve ever worked beside is an almost unimaginable dream come true! To do what you love and do it again with your closest friends and the most dedicated, loyal listeners is beyond belief! We are 99X!” Log In

Users online Forum » FFXI » General » How do YOU manage Inventory/Wardrobe/Satchel/etc? How do YOU manage Inventory/Wardrobe/Satchel/etc? Phoenix.Jessamyn Server: Phoenix Game: FFXI Posts: 11 By Phoenix.Jessamyn 2015-04-15 14:08:29 Just curious how everyone else keeps things organized.For your copy/paste convenience...Inventory: Wardrobe: Mog Sack: Mog Satchel: Mog Case: Mog Safe: Mog Storage: Mog Locker: Mule(s): Right now I am doing something like:Inventory: meds, porter moogle coupons, sets storable via porterWardrobe: gear that can be used many jobs, and my main jobMog Sack: misc gear for less used jobsMog Satchel: everything upgradey, aby pages, chapters, stones, wingsMog Case: everything crafting, crystals/clusters/ingredients fishing gear, some misc gear spilloverMog Safe: gem hoard for goldsmithingMog Storage: dated gear I just can't part withMog Locker: 80/80 99x Alexandrite (I need to rank up assault badly)Mule(s): stuff to AH that doesn't sell quickly, misc gear spilloverI find that on some jobs I'm still 75-78/80 in inventory and don't like it, trying to find out other people's strategies. Leviathan.Protey Server: Leviathan Game: FFXI Posts: 685 guildwork By Leviathan.Protey 2015-04-15 14:24:59 Safe: all crafting/fishing gear and furniture, a little bit of room for job equipmentStorage: storage slips and mainly things I am holding onto for long duration things to do, i.e.: base mythic/relic weapons, a little bit of room for job equipmentLocker: Job equipment for jobs I am not on atm.Satchel: abyssea proc weapons, upgrade items, field gear in case I run into HELM, seals/crestsSack: various meds/various food/toolsCase: miscellaneous items to be transferred to mules later on or soldInventory:

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