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January 2001, Volume 3, Number 01
Edited and Distributed by Sheldon Harvey
Greenfield Park, Quebec, Canada
Copyright © 2001 Radio H.F. Publications
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com (new address 01 August 2000) Additional contact information and addresses below in the Publicity--Radio H.F. section of this issue of the Newsletter.
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Happy New Year -- Bonne Année
Welcome to Vol. 3 Number 01 of the Radio H.F. Internet Newsletter. Previous issues of this newsletter can be found at www.anarc.org/cidx/radiohf/index.html [right here! -- Ed.].
This marks the beginning of our third year of publishing the Radio H.F. Newsletter. The list of subscribers continue to grow. I would also like to thank many of the webmasters, whose sites have been featured in previous editions, who have chosen to either feature or link the Newsletter on their sites. This has resulted in a number of new people coming on board as subscribers.
I encourage our readers to share some of your favourite websites with readers of this Newsletter. It is an easy and painless thing to do. Simply send along the URL, together with a brief description of the site, and it will be considered for publication in an upcoming edition. You can e-mail your contributions to firstname.lastname@example.com that contributors are entitled to a 2% discount on their next purchases from Radio H.F.
I hope that everyone had a very happy and healthy holiday season. We enter the new millennium with hopes and wishes for an even better 1000 years than the last thousand! Let's get things off to a good start. I have included a few sites relating to the New Year 2001. There are some interesting events taking place in 2001, particularly in outer space. There will be quite a lot of attention paid to the famous movie, 2001: A Space Odyssey throughout the year as well. We'll focus on a few sites relating to the film.
The feature product in the Publicity Zone, and the big news in scanning, is the arrival of the most anticipated scanner in a very long time, the new Uniden BC-780-XLT TrunkTracker III mobile scanner radio. I have included links to some new sites that have surfaced as a result of this unit hitting the North American market.
I'd also like to draw attention to the 14th Annual Winter SWL Festival, in Kulpsville, Pennsylvania, taking place March 9 and 10, 2001. It is the largest gathering of radio monitoring hobbyists in North America. Look for details in the Publicity Zone.
Courtesy of Vernon Ikeda, VE2MBS, of Pierrefonds, Quebec, I have included the first details of upcoming amateur radio fleamarket/hamfests for the 2001 season. This will once again be a regular part of the Newsletter each month. If your group has an event coming up, and you would like to have it appear in the Newsletter, please e-mail me the full details of the event.
So, let's get going. A great turnout of contributors this month, including a number of first timers. Thanks to everyone.
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Via: Lee Freshwater, Ocala, Florida
Excellent information files on AM radio stations, and related mediumwave DXing information.
Via: Mike Brooker, Toronto, Ontario
Find out what happened to Canadian AM radio stations that have gone defunct since 1980.
Via: Rifat Eusufzai, Dhaka, Bangladesh
This is the new webpage of the DX Club of Bangladesh with details on the club, broadcasting in Bangladesh and a good DX links section.
Via: John McColman, Chester, Virginia
A site which compiles news stories, from various sources, with radio as a theme.
Via: Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec
Your guide to Internet radio, categorized by new stations, formats, U.S. cities, international, and internet only stations.
Via: Wilhelm Eilertsen, Oslo, Norway
A Los Angeles-based music provider, with a rich and diverse selection of music from various sources.
Via: Wilhelm Eilertsen, Oslo, Norway
A digital compilation of 70 years of rare archived material from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio archives.
Via: Wilhelm Eilertsen, Oslo, Norway
Search over 15,000 programmes and 100,000 tracks from the 1960s to present day. A free on-line registration is necessary to access the material.
Via: Wilhelm Eilertsen, Oslo, Norway
A collection of unique musical sources, including 1Groove, 2Kool4Radio, Prime Ticket and IllNoiz.
Via: Elmer Standish, Courtenay, BC
Listen to sound clips from famous radio programmes such as Sam Spade, Boston Blackie, Gunsmoke, etc.
Via: Elmer Standish, Courtenay, BC
A collection of sound files from network radio newscasts and bulletins, including material from Pearl Harbour, the Kennedy assassinations, the lunar landing, etc. Also files of news sounders, airchecks and jingles.
Via: Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec
News, tips, a message center, features on lowfers, digital modes, antennas, station listings, and more for the longwave radio spectrum.
Via: Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec
The official site of the future longwave station from the Isle of Man on 279 kHz with an intro, history, updates, developments, coverage maps, engineering reports, antennas, etc. The working name for this station is Music Man 279.
Via: Robert Ellis, Beaconsfield, Quebec
A look at the DXing activities of the Finns in the Arctic regions of their country.
Via: Jerry Proc, Toronto, Ontario
History, news, museum information, and related links, all dedicated to those who served in the operational side of the telecommunications division of the Department of External Affairs, in Ottawa and abroad.
Via: Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec
The site for the history of international telegraph communications, with features on submarine telegraphy as well as cable & wireless history, a historical picture library and a collections database.
Via: Jerry Proc, Toronto, Ontario
The National Security Agency's look at the largest crypto machine ever built, designed to provide secure voice comms for senior leaders during World War II.
Via: Bill Boltinghouse, Council Bluffs, Iowa
The full story of the South East Asia 1966 to 1974 Tactical Electronics Warfare Squadrons. Be sure to check out the declassified photographs.
Via: Bill Boltinghouse, Council Bluffs, Iowa
Features the Research and Engineering Branch of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration in Boulder, Colorado, focusing on its mission, history, news, on-line publications. They also offer an excellent telecommunications glossary.
Via: George McLachlan, Winnipeg, Manitoba
A set of postscript files for drawing coloured projection maps, also known more commonly to the avid DXer as Great Circle Maps.
Via: Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec
Details of an on-going DXpedition to Bouvet Island one of the most wanted DXCC countries by ham band DXers. This operation is working all bands, and should be active until March 2001.
Via: Yimber Gaviria, Cali, Colombia
An Estonian amateur radio group site with information about the group, and an excellent source of amateur radio references and links. Be sure to check out over 80 links for ham-related software.
Via: Larry Dolan, Pierrefonds, Quebec
The new site of this radio monitoring club. They have an excellent links section and a front page breaking news service.
Via: Charles Guerin, Montreal, Quebec
A collection of Motorola equipment details, projects accessories, programming information, paging details and more.
Via: Robert Lajoie, Longueuil, Quebec
A good selection of links to sites of use to the scanner enthusiast.
Via: Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec
From Salzburg, Austria, Martin Gebhart has created this page of frequency information for his local area, plus an international live audio links page and scanner information links section.
Via: Don Moman, Lamont, Alberta
An excellent search tool for looking up Canadian radio frequencies, for all types of services.
Via: Larry Dolan, Pierrefonds, Quebec
This group oversees the use of radio frequencies in Finland. There is an excellent on-line source of an international frequency allocation table.
Via: Tom Norris, Manchester, Tennessee
A company specializing in the development of broad bandwidth products, systems and applications. This company even sells the famous Wullenwebber antennas. Check out their Broadcasting products section.
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Via: Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec
Be a part of this unique space mission taking place in 2001.
Via: Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec
Details of NASA's next Mars orbiter mission which is scheduled for launch in the spring of 2001.
Via: Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec
A multimedia site dedicated to the 1968 classic science fiction film, with facts, reviews, a discussion forum, pictures, clips and links.
Via: Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec
The most comprehensive website on the Internet honouring the film 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Via: Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec
A professional organization of the Intelligence Branch of the Canadian Forces, mandated to foster, maintain and promote traditions and well-being of the Intelligence Branch and its members.
Via: Jerry Proc, Toronto, Ontario
The military installation known as Area 51, whose existence has always been denied by the military, has been photographed by satellite.
Via: Marty Hornstein, Beaconsfield, Quebec
Details of the European satellite navigation system.
Via: Yahoo Daily Wire
50 of the best science and technology websites on the Internet, compiled by Popular Science magazine.
Via: Chet Copeland, New York, New York
Although still under construction, this popular magazine has finally opened up its website to the Internet public.
Via: Yahoo Daily Wire
Showcasing three centuries of printed matter, with 28,000 primary source items from the 17th century to present day. All are searchable by author, title, genre, or geographical location of printing.
Via: Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec
The world's largest database of classic print advertising. You can search by category, decade or year. Categories include automobiles, celebrity, audio magazines, fashion, music, and others.
Via: Elmer Standish, Courtenay, British Columbia
Devoted to vintage music of the early decades of the 20th century. There are 125 selections from the 20s and 30s, 60 from 1900 to 1925, and the hit of the week feature. All recordings on this site were transcribed from 78 rpm records.
Via: Jerry Proc, Toronto, Ontario
A collection of some of the most unusual sites, museums and collections available on the web. They are set up in a webring format.
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Via: Yimber Gaviria, Cali, Colombia
A worldwide distribution network for shareware, freeware and public domain software for various operating systems. Select subjects from the index, including a section on ham radio-related software.
Via: Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec
A digest of the best e-zines on the web. The Radio H.F. Internet Newsletter was recently featured on the site.
Via: Yahoo Daily Wire
An on-line collection of dictionaries, famous quotes, thesauri, searchable works of literature and more.
Via: Elmer Standish, Courtenay, British Columbia
Simply click on a state to see either a shaded relief map, county map, black & white map, satellite image, a 1895 map, or postscript maps.
Via: Yahoo Daily Wire
Find ultra-condensed recap versions of famous feature films.
Via: Yahoo Daily Wire
Details on some classic rock and roll songs covered questionably by some of Hollywoods biggest stars.
Via: Yahoo Daily Wire
The title says it all, with details on the various products, at one time or another, available through vending machines. Very odd reading.
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The Publicity Zone (Radio H.F.):
Ham specials | Ham favourites | Receivers & scanners | Family Radio Service (FRS) | Monthly feature | Books & CD-ROMs | Contacting Radio H.F.
Radio H.F. has been Canada's specialist in shortwave, scanning, amateur radio, antennas, accessories & publications, since 1995. Note that all prices quoted here are subject to change without notice and all prices are in Canadian dollars, shipping and handling not included. U.S. prices available upon request. Please check out the Radio H.F. website at www.total.net/~radiohf/
Radio H.F. now has gift certificates available. If you aren't sure what to get someone, but would like something from Radio H.F., you can order gift certificates, for any value, good for an unlimited period of time. Contact me for complete details. Gift certicates easily solve your gift buying problems.
|A.D.I. AT-210HP 2m 5W portable
|$ 199
|A.D.I. AR-147 Plus 2m mobile
|$ 269
|Icom IC-718 base station
|$ 1149
|Icom IC-706 MK IIG HF/6m/2m/70cm mobile
|$ 1649
|Icom IC-207H dual band mobile
|$ 499
|Icom IC-2100H 2m mobile
|$ 289
|Icom IC-2800 dual band mobile
|$ 799
|Icom IC-T22H 2m portable
|$ 389
|Icom IC-T2H 2m portable
|$ 249
|Kenwood TH-22AT 2m portable
|$ 239
|Kenwood TS-50S HF mobile
|$ 999
|Kenwood TM-261A 2m mobile
|$ 279
|Kenwood TM-461A 70cm mobile
|$ 499
|Kenwood TM-V7A CoolBlue 2m/70cm mobile
|$ 699
|Kenwood TM-D700A dual band mobile w/TNC
|$ 999
|Kenwood TH-D7A "data communicator" dual band portable w/TNC
|$ 549
|Kenwood TH-G71A mil-spec dual band portable
|$ 349
|Yaesu FT-1000M-KV HF base
|$ 4899
|Yaesu FT-920 HF/6m base station
|$ 2199
|Yaesu FT-840 HF base station
|$ 1049
|Yaesu FT-600 HF mobile
|$ 1249
|Yaesu FT-2600M 2m 60W mobile
|$ 339
|Yaesu FT-3000M 2m 70W mobile
|$ 629
|Yaesu FT-8100 dual band mobile
|$ 649
|Yaesu FT-90R dual band mobile
|$ 549
|Yaesu FT-100D HF/6m/2m/70cm mobile
|$ 1799
|Yaesu FT-817 5W QRP mobile 160m - 70cm
|$ 1149
|Yaesu FT-50RDH dual band portable
|$ 379
|Yaesu VX-1R miniature dual band portable
|$ 229
|Yaesu FT-VX150 2m portable
|$ 239
The Publicity Zone (Radio H.F.):
Ham specials | Ham favourites | Receivers & scanners | Family Radio Service (FRS) | Monthly feature | Books & CD-ROMs | Contacting Radio H.F.
|Alinco DJ-195TH 2m portable
|$ 229
|Alinco DR-140TQ 2m mobile
|$ 299
|Icom IC-756 Pro HF/6m station
|$ 3999
|Icom IC-746 HF/6m/2m base station
|$ 2299
|Icom IC-821 all mode VHF/UHF base station
|$ 1999
|Icom IC-T81A four band (6m/2m/70cm/23cm) portable
|$ 499
|Icom IC-W32A dual band portable
|$ 449
|Icom IC-T7H dual band 6W portable
|$ 349
|Kenwood TS-570SG HF/6m base station
|$ 1899
|Kenwood TS-570DG HF base station
|$ 1699
|Yaesu FT-847 HF/6m/2m/70cm
|$ 2399
|Yaesu FT-1500 2m mobile
|$ 299
|Yaesu VX-5R tri-band (6m/2m/70cm) portable
|$ 499
|Alinco DJ-V5EH w/800 cellular coverage
|$ 449
|Alinco DR-610TQ dual band mobile
|$ 779
|Alinco DX-70TH HF/6m base/mobile
|$ 1299
Other models of Icom, Kenwood and Yaesu, Alinco, and A.D.I., plus all accessories for all brands also available.
The Publicity Zone (Radio H.F.):
Ham specials | Ham favourites | Receivers & scanners | Family Radio Service (FRS) | Monthly feature | Books & CD-ROMs | Contacting Radio H.F.
|Icom IC-PCR100 PC receiver
|$ 349
|Icom IC-PCR1000 PC receiver w/SSB
|$ 799
|Icom IC-R2 tiny wideband receiver
|$ 369
|Icom IC-R3 wideband receiver w/TV
|$ 899
|Icom IC-R10E portable receiver
|$ 699
|Drake R8B communications receiver
|$ 1879
|Drake SW-8 communications receiver
|$ 1340
|Grundig YB-300PE portable SW
|$ 99
|Grundig YB-400PE portable SW w/SSB
|$ 229
|Grundig Satellit Millennium 800
|$ 779
|Sony ICF-2010 top shortwave portable
|$ 579
|Sony ICF-SW7600G shortwave portable
|$ 299
|Sony ICF-SW40 shortwave portable
|$ 190
|Alinco DJ-X10 wide band receiver
|$ 599
|Alinco DJ-X2 wide band receiver
|$ 449
|A.O.R. AR-8200 Mark II 0.5 - 2040 MHz handheld receiver
|$ 999
|Yupiteru MVT-7100 receiver
|$ 549
|Yupiteru MVT-7300 receiver
|$ 599
|Yupiteru MVT-9000 mark II receiver
|$ 899
|Uniden SC-180 100 channel portable scanner
|$ 319
|Uniden SC-200 200 channel w/CTSS scanner
|$ 379
|Uniden BC-245XLT TrunkTracker II portable scanner
|$ 449
|Corrected price
|Uniden BC-780XLT TrunkTracker III mobile scanner
|$ 649
Contact Radio H.F. for prices on other models of shortwave receivers and scanners available from AOR, Drake, Lowe, Grundig, Sony, Sangean, Uniden, Relm, Welz and Icom.
The Publicity Zone (Radio H.F.):
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We have a good selection of these popular units available. Here are the models and prices currently available from Radio H.F.
|FRS-100-2 (2 pack)
|$ 129
|FRS-220CH 14 ch, CTCSS
|$ 99
|FRS-250 14 ch, CTCSS
|$ 129
|FRS-300 14 ch, CTCSS
|$ 159
|FRS-310WX 14 ch, weather
|$ 179
|FR-460 14 ch, CTCSS
|$ 129
|IC-4008 14 ch, CTCSS
|$ 139
|UBZ-AM14 14 ch, CTCSS
|$ 75
|UBZ-LH14 14 ch, CTCSS
|$ 119
|TK14-1C 14 ch, CTCSS
|$ 69
|TK14-2CAS CTCSS, compass
|$ 149
|TK514 base model
|75-507 14 ch, VOX
|$ 69
|75-507-2 14 ch, VOX (2 pack)
|$ 138
|75-515 14 ch, CTCSS
|$ 119
|FR-50 14 ch
|$ 69
|FR-60 14 ch, CTCSS
|$ 79
|T289AA 14 ch, CTCSS<, AA batteries/TD>
|$ 159
|T289NiMH 14 ch, CTCSS, Ni-MH battery
|$ 199
|Spirit GT
|$ 299
|HX625ABL 14 ch
|$ 75
|FRS-1400 14 ch, compact
|$ 99
Cobra Electronics (www.cobraelec.com)
Midland Consumer Radio Inc. (www.midlandradio.com)
Maxon (www.topaz3.com)
Icom (www.icomamerica.com/FRS/)
The Publicity Zone (Radio H.F.):
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After much hype and anticipation, the new Uniden Bearcat BC-780XLT TrunkTracker III mobile scanner has finally been released in North America. The first production run is being grabbed up quickly.
Radio H.F. is now accepting orders for the unit. The demand is high, but the stock is low, so if you are interested in obtaining one, you should get your name on the reservation list quickly. Our Canadian price for the unit is $649. Please contact me for further details.
A number of resources and websites have already been created for details, information, comments and questions about this new unit. Here are a few of them which you might like to check out.
Rich Wells, web master of the popular Signals Unlimited site, has created a special section on his site dedicated to the BC-780XLT. It includes a reference page, FAQs, a message board, an owners' list, plus links to other 780 sites, clubs and resources. It can be found at www.strongsignals.net/bc780xlt/. Uniden has an official BC-780XLT website with news, owner's manual updates, tips and FAQs. It can be found at www.bc780xlt.com.
The Publicity Zone (Radio H.F.):
Ham specials | Ham favourites | Receivers & scanners | Family Radio Service (FRS) | Monthly feature | Books & CD-ROMs | Contacting Radio H.F.
|RAC Basic Study Guide
|$ 36.00
|RAC Operating Manual
|$ 18.50
|Radio Amateur Callbook CD-ROM
|$ 74.95
|7th Ed.
|ARRL Operating Manual
|$ 37.50
|ARRL Handbook
|$ 48.00
|ARRL Handbook CD-ROM
|$ 59.95
|15th ed.
|ARRL Hints & Kinks
|$ 22.50
|ARRL Repeater Directory
|$ 12.00
|ARRL Stealth Amateur Radio
|$ 22.50
|ARRL HF Digital Handbook
|$ 22.50
|ARRL APRS -- Tracks, Maps & Mobiles
|$ 22.50
|ARRL DXCC List
|$ 4.50
|5th ed.
|ARRL Satellite Anthology
|$ 22.50
|ARRL Net Directory
|$ 6.50
|19th ed.
|ARRL Antenna Book
|$ 45.00
|19th ed.
|ARRL Antenna Book CD-ROM
|$ 59.95
|ARRL Antenna Compendium #6 with CD-ROM
|$ 29.95
|ARRL Wire Antenna Classics
|$ 21.00
|ARRL More Wire Antenna Classics
|$ 21.00
|$ 59.95
|$ 59.95
|Passport to Worldband Radio
|$ 29.95
|World Radio TV Handbook
|$ 37.95
|Joe Carr's Loop Antenna Handbook
|$ 29.95
|National Radio Club Loop Antenna Design
|$ 19.95
|21st ed.
|National Radio Club AM Radio Log
|$ 29.95
|18th ed.
|FM Atlas
|$ 29.95
|Shortwave Receivers Past and Present
|$ 37.95
|Haruteq Scanner Book -- Quebec/Maritimes
|$ 24.95
|Haruteq Scanner Book -- Ontario
|$ 24.95
Radio H.F. is the Canadian home for all publications of Radio Amateurs of Canada (RAC) (www.rac.ca), Radio amateur du Québec (RAQI) (www.raqi.qc.ca), American Radio Relay League (ARRL) (www.arrl.org), and Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB) (www.rsgb.org). We also have Canada's largest selection of books on vintage receivers such as Heathkit, Zenith, Philco and Hallicrafters, plus books on repairing and restoring old radios.
All of these books are available by mail order from Radio H.F. Many are in stock. Our complete publications catalogue, (www.anarc.org/cidx/radiohf/Cat0200.html) February 2000 edition, is on-line, with information on ordering. Our catalogue also includes a wide selection of CD-ROMs from ARRL, RSGB and others.
Radio H.F. is also a Canadian distributor for the complete line of Schiffer Books. This company specializes in books for antiques and collectibles, arts and crafts, plus an extensive catalog of military publications. You can browse their complete catalogs at www.schifferbooks.com.
The Publicity Zone (Radio H.F.):
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(many changes June 2000 and August 2000)
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The largest gathering of radio monitoring hobbyists in North America takes place on March 9 and 10, 2001, in Kulpsville, Pennsylvania. All are invited to attend this popular annual event. As usual, I will be in attendance at this event. You will find all the details, and a registration form for the event, at www.trsc.com/winterfest.html.
The Publicity Zone (other):
Hamfests & Fleamarkets | Canadian International DX Club | International Radio Report | Montreal DX Listeners' Net | Radio Canada International
Note: all times given are in local time. Check with the local contact person for any last-minute changes or corrections.
St. Catharines, Ontario, 3 February 2001
Big Event 23, Niagara Peninsula A.R.C. Location: Canadian Auto Workers Hall, 124 Bunting Road, St. Catharines. Time: vendors 07:00, public 09:00, admission: public $6.00, tables $20.00. Talk-in: VE3NRS 147.240+. Information: Brian or Debbie at 905-386-6826, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Burlington, Ontario, 17 February 2001
Winter Hamfest, Burlington A.R.C. Location: Burlington Legion Hall, Burlington. Time: vendors 07:00, public 09:00, admission: public $5.00, tables $10.00. Talk-in: VE3RSB 147.210-. Information: Hugh McCully at 905-333-0826, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. Website: www.barc.burlington.on.ca.
Milton, Vermont, 24 February 2001
Milton Hamfest -- Radio Amateurs of Northern Vermont. Location: Milton High School, Route 7, Milton. Time: 08:00 - 13:00, admission: public $3.00, under 18 years, free, Canadian money accepted at par from Canadian residents, exact change only. Cash only, no checks. Talk-in: WB1GQR, 145.150-. Information: (802)879-6589, before hamfest day, e-mail: email@example.com. Website: www.ranv.together.com/milton.html.
The Publicity Zone (other):
Hamfests & Fleamarkets | Canadian International DX Club | International Radio Report | Montreal DX Listeners' Net | Radio Canada International
CIDX is Canada's national radio monitoring club, serving radio hobbyists since 1962. Our monthly newsletter, Messenger, covers all aspects of the radio monitoring hobby. Sample copies of recent issues are available for $2.00 each, in Canada or the U.S., or $3 elsewhere. Membership is open to radio hobbyists worldwide. Visit our website (www.anarc.org/cidx/) for complete information, as well as special features and website profiles, or to get a membership application.
CIDX has a Yahoo On Line Club Room where members and guests can meet, chat, and post news items. Regularly scheduled chats are held each Tuesday evening at 21:00 Eastern time (UTC Wednesday, 0100 Apr.-Oct., 0200 Nov.-Mar.). To join in, go to clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/cidxclub/.
The Publicity Zone (other):
Hamfests & Fleamarkets | Canadian International DX Club | International Radio Report | Montreal DX Listeners' Net | Radio Canada International
The International Radio Report, on CKUT-FM Radio McGill, 90.3 MHz FM in Montreal, is available via the Internet on RealAudio at www.ckut.ca, Sunday mornings at 10:30 AM Eastern time (1430 UTC Apr.-Oct., 1530 UTC Nov.-Mar.). Co-hosts Sheldon Harvey and Bill Westenhaver present this weekly half-hour of news, information and developments in radio broadcasting. Check out the CKUT website for the station's complete list of unique programmes.
You can also listen to the International Radio Report whenever you like. Thanks to one of our longtime listeners, Ricky Leong, archived editions of the programme are available on demand at members.fortunecity.com/crazyaboutradio/. Also you can send your comments to the International Radio Report by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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As promised earlier this month, Omar Cruz is dropping his new project, "The Book Of Omar," for free on DubCNN! The artist – FKA as BluntsLLA – first emerged on DubCNN dropping mixtapes including City Of Gods, 2007 B.C (Before Cruz), TheRead more →By Rud in Audio · Mixtapes No comments yet
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Earlier this month Diamond Lane Music Group recording artist Problem released his new mixtape "The Separation." The project – a collaboration with DJ Drama – featured the lead single "Say That Then" featuring Glasses Malone the T.I. and Snoop Dogg featured "Roll Up." After releasing the "DJ DramaRead more →By Rud in Audio · Mixtapes · News No comments yet
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Clinton Wayne Returns With "Give It Back" Off Upcoming LP
Grammy Award winning producers Aphillyated & Ty "Steez" Collaborated with the K.O.D.(King of The Desert) Clinton Wayne for long-awaited new single, "Give It Back." The single will mark the Barstow, CA artists first release off of his forthcoming street album "Bipolar",Read more →By Rud in Audio · Songs No comments yet
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10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
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It's a Saturday afternoon and you're about to make a run to Costco for the usual suspects worth buying in bulk: toilet paper, wine, toothpaste, Q-tips. An hour later, you've left the store with a couple of DVDs, a giant tub of salsa, a 12-pound crate of navel oranges (for your family of 4) and a Polo button down (yup, Costco sells these, too).
If you're one of Costco's 64 million members, chances are you've succumbed to the Costco Effect, the tendency to give in to discounts by spending more than you expected and buying more than you need.
I stopped buying groceries at Costco a while back because so much of it would spoil – like that huge crate of oranges. And I knew I was buying stuff – lots of stuff – that I didn't need just because the price was right. How many times have you bought a dress on sale and never worn it?
At Costco, the temptation is multiplied because, well, you're shopping at a warehouse that sells EVERYTHING. Literally. And there's so much more you can buy that isn't even on store shelves. Costco also sells cars, insurance plans, caskets, wedding dresses, diamond rings and vacation packages. My parents are looking to replace their above-ground swimming pool this summer and yup, Costco sells those too (with installation). We bought our cultured stone patio set at Costco five years ago. To this day, it rates as my best-ever warehouse store purchase.
It's a pretty genius business model. Never advertise, charge your members and sell just about anything without ever marking it up more than 15 percent. The result? A reported $93 billion in annual sales. The world's largest membership warehouse chain, Costco is the subject of a CNBC original documentary that premieres tonight. Hosted by CNBC's Carl Quintanilla, the program takes a look at how Costco has grown to 600 stores by convincing people to pay for a chance to save money.
Do you shop at Costco? What's the strangest thing you've ever bought there? Tell us in the comments below.
CNBC's "The Costco Craze: Inside the Warehouse Giant" airs Saturday, April 28, and Monday, April 30, at 8 p.m. ET/PT.
Dina El Nabli is iVillage's Health & Lifestyle Editorial Director. Follow her on Twitter (@dinaelnabli).


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Merida from Disney's movie "Brave" will be welcomed into the Disney Princess Royal Court on Saturday.
As part of Disney's Limited Time Magic, all 10 Disney princesses will be together in front of Cinderella Castle to honor Merida.
The Magic Kingdom will host the celebration at 9:30 a.m.
To commemorate the special occasion, guests can purchase a limited edition Merida-inspired T-shirt.
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The Age of Cognac
A Cognac may only be soldy when its youngest eau-de-vie reaches a minimum of two and a half years old, as of the first day of October following the harvest of the grapes.
Only the years of storage in oak barrels count to determine its age.
Once transferred into glass, the Cognac stops maturing . It stands still.
V.S (for Very Special) , also called *** (or Three Stars) is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is at least two and a half years old.
V.S.O.P ( for Very Superior Old Pale) , also called Reserve, is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is between four and a half and six and a half years old.
XO (for Extra Old ) , Napoléon, also called Hors d'âge, is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is at least six and a half years old.
Most Cognac houses will use Cognacs much older than those required by law, allowing X.Os to reach a minimum of twenty years old, in order to reveal their very best.
Brillet - VS Long DrinkExcl. Tax: €25.00 Incl. Tax: €30.00
Château de Montifaud - XO -Excl. Tax: €53.33 Incl. Tax: €64.00
Château de Montifaud - VSOP -Excl. Tax: €27.50 Incl. Tax: €33.00
Cognac Château de Montifaud - XO - HeliosExcl. Tax: €63.33 Incl. Tax: €76.00
Château de Montifaud - Héritage Louis ValletExcl. Tax: €113.33 Incl. Tax: €136.00
Château de Montifaud - XO - KéopsExcl. Tax: €61.67 Incl. Tax: €74.00
Château de Montifaud - Réserve Spéciale Michel ValletExcl. Tax: €37.50 Incl. Tax: €45.00
Estève - Réserve de la FamilleExcl. Tax: €65.83 Incl. Tax: €79.00
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Mariners Guest House Torquay
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Welcome to the Mariners Guesthouse, Torquay, Devon.
Situated in the heart of the English Rivera'. The Mariners is a friendly, centrally located Guesthouse. The Rivera International Conference & Leisure Centre, Town Centre, sea front, beaches and rest
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Welcome to the Mariners Guesthouse, Torquay, Devon.
Situated in the heart of the English Rivera'. The Mariners is a friendly, centrally located Guesthouse. The Rivera International Conference & Leisure Centre, Town Centre, sea front, beaches and restaurants are only a short distance from the Guesthouse.
Our aim is to make your stay with us a memorable one so whether you are looking for a holiday or short break, business or leisure, you will find the Mariners to be an ideal choice for your accommodation.
The English Rivera offers something for everyone with a wide selection of beaches, attractions and shops to suit all tastes. To find out more, please visit our Riviera page to take a virtual tour and fully explore what is on offer.
The Mariners Guesthouse offers twin, double and family en-suite rooms. All our rooms offer a welcoming, comfortable, clean and contemporary environment to make your stay a memorable one.
All rooms have TV with remote control, central heating, alarm clocks, information pack and a complimentary beverage tray. Rooms are serviced on a daily basis. Hairdryers and ironing facilities are available on request.
Breakfast is served daily in the Dining Room where you can enjoy a light breakfast or a more substantial cooked breakfast (Vegetarian option available).
To promote the comfort of all our guests we are strictly a non-smoking establishment.
Car-parking space is available at the rear of the Guesthouse. Collection from Rail/Bus station is available with prior arrangement. Open all year.
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Torbay is situated on the beautiful South Devon coast. It comprises the three towns of Torquay, Paignton and Brixham. It's temperate climate and tropical palms have led it to be known more affectionately as the English Riviera' and it is an ideal venue for your holiday or short break.
Torquay is a popular tourist destination and offers attractions and activities to suit all age groups. Spend a relaxing day on the beach, stroll around the shops, see a show or participate in a vast selection of sporting activities, in or out of the water.
Why not visit one of the numerous attractions on offer: the fascinating Kent's caverns, the thatched cottages, church and manor house at Cockington, Living Coasts the coastal Zoo to name a few.
Experience the continental flavour of Torquay's harbour and Marina. Enjoy a coffee, meet friends or watch the world go by in one of the cafes, bars and restaurants. A packed programme of festivals and events takes place during the spring and summer months.
With an easy drive or bus ride are the towns of Paignton and Brixham. Visit Paignton Zoo or stroll along Paignton Pier. Sample fresh fish, lobsters, crab and other seafood landed daily at Brixham.
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Personal training is a great option for those who'd prefer a more customized approach to reaching their fitness objectives. One on one training is hands down the best way to stay on track and stay motivated.
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Oh to have been a Rosenberg ...! I quite like Baudelaire too come to think of it. I always envy people with "de Le French word" or "van der something" names too."And remember, my sentimental friend, that a heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others." L. Frank Baum, The Wizard of Oz
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Choosing from my family tree I would much rather have been a Doolittle or an O'Shea, Ethell or Dunford!~Boys~
Jory Leander Atticus, August Eli Benedict, Casimir Mordecai Stewart,
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Lovejoy. I also adore my husband-to-be's surname so I'm kind of considering adding it to mine.[FONT=Palatino Linotype][CENTER]My darling Marian Illyria Aphrodite, March 2013 & Little Bunny (a girl!) due 9th of February 2014[/CENTER][/FONT]
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An interesting piece from Talk Business, The Tolbert Report, Blue Hog Report and The City Wire discusses various First Amendment issues with a new policy taken up by the Legislature to limit the use of audio and visual recordings.
If you'll recall, live streaming committee meetings caused a big controversy in the House with several representatives worried that only streaming certain rooms (and thus meetings) would provide an unbalanced view. The solution: Stream them all.
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The Lifetime original movie An Amish Murder, directed by Stephen Gyllenhaal and based on the novel Sworn to Silence by Linda Castillo, tells the story of a woman (Neve Campbell) who grew up Amish and, after returning to her small hometown as its Chief of Police, must solve a string of horrible murders. The film also stars Christian Campbell, Noam Jenkins, C. Thomas Howell and IronE Singleton.
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Saturday 9th July 2011
This week has had some 'interesting' weather at Meet the Birds. We were subject to a deluge from the skies on two occasions. I didn't mind, in spite of the weather and losing half the audience we managed to get new members each time. It's funny how time zips past, as we are on the cusp of the high season, and at the end of August it will mostly be over.
On the owl side of things, we have just taken the first feather samples of this season. These are routinely taken for DNA analysis; they are sent to a diagnostics lab where they determine the gender of each individual sample. In this case we have sent off the samples from both broods of Boobook Owls. We lost the breeding female from the Main Display a few months ago, and would be good if the Breeding Ground pair had at least one female so we could pair her off with the, (now spare), breeding male. Early indications are that the breeding ground brood has a male and a female, so fingers crossed.
The end of June marks the start of high summer, and manifests itself amongst other ways by the increased amount of 'livestock' each individual owl carries. The 'livestock' I'm talking about are Flat Flies, or Louse Flies, Hippoboscids. These are the bird equivalents of fleas and lice on mammals. I'm happy to say they prefer bird hosts, although they are not above landing on the odd keeper that has the misfortune to get too close to a 'well stocked' owl. They have the habit of crawling down the back of your neck and into your clothes or hair, thereby causing the odd bit of semi panic among the keepers. On many an occasion I have gone home, only to find I have been carrying some livestock myself, for many hours. As we catch the birds up, we worm them and in the worse cases we spray them with anti mite spray which sorts them out for a while.
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When it comes to bowhunting, abstinence is not the best policy!
It might be easier to persuade Barbara Bush to vote for Hillary Clinton than to convince a lifelong rifleman to plop down big money for a bow. Dollars aside, try to explain to someone why they should trade a weapon that'll reach out and touch a deer at 300 or more yards for one that's good for maybe 30.
A simple "You don't know what you're missing" will not do it most of the time. But throw in a wall full of trophies, and any red-blooded deer hunter will at least take notice.
Matt Galewski did.
Big brother Brian was the bowhunter in the family, after their dad lost interest. He tried to convince Matt to try it, but his pleas fell on deaf ears for five years. It might've worked a little sooner if bows came with price tags easier on the wallet.
Matt finally broke down and bought one in the spring of 2007. The following September, he shot his first doe. A few weeks later, he tied his buck tag on a world-class rack.
Now HE is the one telling people, "You don't know what you're missing."
Matt was already in love with his new bow before he went over to his friend Mike Wagner's house on Saturday, Nov. 10. Around 3 p.m., he told Mike "We'd better get going." But Mike, who had worked all night, wanted nothing more than to take a nap.
So Matt wound up going to the stand from which he'd wanted Mike to hunt. It overlooks a food plot surrounded by apple trees and, beyond those, crop fields. They call it the Dukes of Hazzard stand because it leans in toward the tree, "like you're poppin' a wheelie," Matt laughs.
He drove to the area, parked and walked the 75 yards to his General Lee in the sky. He was aloft by 4:30. He'd been there for only five minutes when he spotted a massive buck strolling through the woodlot and pulled out his grunt and bleat calls.
"Here we go," he muttered.
"I decided to give one short grunt to try to get the animal's attention, and it worked. The large buck stopped abruptly and started ripping up some nearby brush with its antlers. It was like it took the grunting personally, like it was a threat or something."
With the job of demolishing a sapling completed, the buck started following a mowed ATV trail toward Matt.
"As it got closer, my heart felt like it was going to pop out of my chest," he said.
"I was breathing so heavily, it's a wonder it didn't hear me. I was so sure it would, I tried switching from breathing through my nose to out of my mouth. And both ways sounded too loud to me."
The way Matt saw things playing out, his best plan was to wait until the deer passed behind a cedar tree before drawing his bow. He'd have a slam-dunk broadside shot at 10 yards if everything went as planned.
But it didn't happen that way.
"The buck ended up turning and passing to the left side of my tree. In no time, it was at 5 yards - basically under the stand - and that's when I let my arrow fly. It hit the deer high and just behind the shoulder, lodging in the opposite one," he said.
The last glimpse Matt had of the buck was as it sailed over a nearby fence, apparently heading for a freshly picked cornfield.
Afraid he might spook the wounded deer, in case it was still close, Matt remained in General Lee and called Mike, who arrived in short order. When he got there, Mike asked where the deer had been standing. But there wasn't any blood to be found.
Matt was already a wreck. And hearing that there was no blood did not help matters. His legs were so wobbly that he actually fell while descending the tree sticks.
Since there was no sign, the guys went to the cornfield. They didn't need a blood trail to see the very dead buck lying out in the open.
"I couldn't help myself," Matt said. "I just kept screaming."
The farmer on whose land they were hunting had never seen such a buck on his place, but the neighbor had one trail camera photograph of it. One of the farmer's relatives also had found a shed.
This past season would've been a milestone for Matt, even if he hadn't arrowed the handsome 13-pointer. Not only was this his first buck by bow, but it also was his first season to hunt with one. He'd taken a doe with his brand new bow the very first time he went afield with it back in late September.
"Everyone I knew kept telling me there was nothing like bowhunting," Matt said. "I'd wanted to try it about five years ago, but I just never had the time or cash to go for it."
Matt's older brother, Brian, had long been a huge fan of the sport, and he has many trophies to show for it. Their dad was also a former enthusiast.
When Matt finally decided to bite - or ditch - the bullet, he was the business manager for a car dealership, routinely working 60 hours a week. Now he works for the county's public-access television station and has Saturdays to hunt.
He figured if he didn't like it, he could always sell his bow. But there's no danger of that now.
"The first time I sat in a stand, I had six does come to within 10 yards," he said.
"I wound up taking one of them. The deer are in a totally different state of mind during bow season.
"During the gun season, they're far more skittish. Our area gets pounded. I mean, if it's brown, it's down. That kind of pounding," he continued.
"I once admitted that I'd let a buck pass, and nobody could understand why. I can't believe that this buck survived to be 6 1⁄2 years old there!"
Matt bought his bow from a buddy, Jason Moore, who owns a sporting goods store. Jason helped him set it up, and his dad offered advice on shooting form.
The first bow wasn't a good fit, so Matt traded it for another, which he adored. He practiced with it all summer long.
"Now I'm hooked for life," he grins.
His father has since decided to pull his bow out of the closet as well.
Poor Mike Wagner, the pal who should've been sitting in Matt's stand on the fateful day, will forever curse his luck. But it didn't get any better after Matt shot his buck. The scenario repeated itself during the gun season.
Mike's brother had offered him an opportunity to hunt from a stand. He didn't go, but his brother did ... and shot a 160-incher.
"We gave him a lot of ribbing after that," Matt laughs. "We kept telling him, 'Man, we're trying to help you here!'"
Hunter: Matt Galewski
Official Score: 165 1/8"
Composite Score: 187 6/8"
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-- Reprinted from the October 2008 issue of Buckmasters RACK Magazine
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This year was the rodeo's seventh year in operation, and this time it was Sandia National Laboratories' turn to host. They set up a varied array of challenges designed to test the versatility of the robots, and the creative problem solving skills of their controllers. The event was hosted in June, but video was only just released.
Despite testing primarily the robots, many challenges threw in obstacles for the humans as well. One disaster scenario saw actors pretending (with remarkable commitment) to be injured and screaming, perhaps running up to the police and military personnel and providing delays and emotional distractions from the task at hand. The robots themselves had to deal with everything from distant targets (one supposed bomb-bag was stuck at the top of a high fence) to loud rock music that could distract operators and interfere with their mode of sensing their environment.
Teams came from all over the country, including Air Force bomb squads, and state and local police departments. Each team was exposed to scenarios they likely had never seen before, and were forced to adapt under time constraints. Often challenges required the robots to perform actions for which they were not designed, to prove their ability to improvise solutions and make quick adjustments.
These sorts of training exercises are vital to both the operators and designers of these robots. Thought even goes into the back-stories to the scenarios, as with the fence operation in which one bomb is left abandoned in panic. Different teams, with different robots, will naturally excel in certain areas and struggle in others. This helps to highlight the strengths and weaknesses of each design, hopefully leading to both a better understanding of which tool to use for a particular job, and how to make a robot that's ready to deal with as many different situations as possible.