"In the old days, it was a 'no-fan station,' " Shaw told me.
In addition to the throng on the floor, there were fans stationed along the perimeter, peering down at the action onstage.
One is the cape-tester, a platform rigged with fans stationed under a 1,000-watt 1,000-watt where a superhero can strike a pose and check to see how a cape will billow in the breeze.
Minutes earlier his makeshift team had surrendered to a seventh straight defeat and he had been forced to retreat deep inside the home dugout during a second half in which stewards permitted two hysterical fans stationed near the technical area to subject him to a cascade of abuse.
As a longtime fan of station wagons, I hope this Dodge continues to change Americans' perceptions.
But for the weather fans with stations, participation is often its own reward.
Eastern time, furniture fans are stationed at their computers, poised to point and click.
Upon its initial release the band distributed the album independently, handing them out to fans, radio stations, and record labels.
I'm a big fan of the station and I love London.
"We're making the playoffs," Laich said Wednesday on the morning show of Washington's The Fan sports radio station.
And when those rumors made it into a radio broadcast and several newspapers, Avery said he was suing the radio reporter, Howard Berger, and the station FAN 590, for libel.
