How many C 3 s for orange lightnings ? I have 52 but won ' t give em all obv <| sep |> Keep at it my man . it takes a while to get in the groove of things . Managers like to yell and scream , the only reason is because we have superiors we have to please as well . <| sep |> What a punk , let ' s teach her a lesson ! <| sep |> From NPR ' s w e b s i t e n p r r r n p ublicradiofinancesFederal funding is essential to public radio ' s service to the American public . Its continuation is critical for both stations and program producers , including NPR . Public radio stations receive annual grants directly from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting CPB that make up an important part of a diverse revenue mix that includes listener support , corporate sponsorship and grants . Stations , in turn , draw on this mix of public and privately sourced revenue to pay NPR and other public radio producers for their programming . These station programming fees comprise a significant portion of NPR ' s largest source of revenue . The loss of federal funding would undermine the stations ' ability to pay NPR for programming , thereby weakening the institutionElimination of federal funding would result in fewer programs , less journalismespecially local journalismand eventually the loss of public radio stations , particularly in rural and economically distressed communities . AND from the CPB wiki pageIn 1969 , the CPB talked to private groups to start the Public Broadcasting Service PBSIn February 26 , 1970 , the CPB formed National Public Radio NPR , a radio network consisting of public stations . the charge of a conservative agenda came to a head in 2005 . Kenneth Tomlinson , chair of the CPB board from September 2003 until September 2005 , angered PBS and NPR supporters by unilaterally commissioning a conservative colleague to conduct a study of alleged bias in the PBS show NOW with Bill Moyers , and by appointing two conservatives as CPB Ombudsmen