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The man who could break Europe ... and the world
HE'S wildly popular at home, but the man who rocketed to power in Greece overnight has also been billed as a danger to the eurozone who could affect us all.
Neo-Nazis are making a scary comeback
YOU know a country is in trouble when the leaders of one of its favourite political parties are in jail. But that's the situation in the birthplace of democracy.
'What is internet, anyway?'
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Portsea boatshed sells for colossal price
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Grocery prices to stop falling
IT became the status quo, but the era of shrinking supermarket bills is now over, but there is reason to believe grocery costs won't spiral upwards.
Property millionaires on the rise
PROPERTY millionaires are on the rise with the number of suburbs where half the sales are for more than $1 million is up. Which state had the most?
The surprising history of Monopoly
MONOPOLY is the world's favourite board game, but its true creator would have been horrified to see what it has come to represent.
$340b change coming to Greece
IT'S the result that could change the world as we know it. While Greeks are celebrating $340 billion reasons to be happy, others are worried about what it means.
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Grit: The Missing Ingredient (to an Awesome Life)
How many dreams have been still-born by a single rejection letter or a bad interview or a critical co-worker? How many dreams have never even been inseminated by the fertilizing agent of action because of doubt and the lack of conviction or the pull of the status quo or just plain laziness? And most importantly, what quality is missing in such circumstances and how do we develop it?
Happiness is Not for You
Have you searched for and grasped at happiness and found it fleeting and inconsistent? Are you tired of the effort, disappointment and frustration? Perhaps you've already come to the same conclusion I have, that happiness is just not for you, that, indeed, it was never meant for you. Now, before you jump to conclusions here, keep reading to see what I mean.
What To Do When No One Will Pay You To Do What You Love (when passion doesn't pay)
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Belief is Overrated (kick it up a notch)
Belief is the blanket we wrap ourselves in when life seems cold and dark and harsh. It is the hope that shines in the darkened tunnels of life. It is a framework, a map and a marker on the path we choose to travel. It unlocks doors and oils hinges and greases paths. But it's only the starting point.
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22 Reasons I'm Happy (this is my happiness story)
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When applying this foundation for the first time I didn't know what to expect. I didn't know if it would be matte, dewy or in between, so with out knowing anything about the foundation I just applied it to my skin and wow was I impressed..
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Finland gets 300 kHz continuous allocation
Published on 2 January 2015 by
Bo OZ2M
Erik, OH2LAK, writes that the allocation in Finland now covers 70,0 MHz to 70,3 MHz continuously without any special permit but still as a secondary service.
Czech Republic on 4 m in 2015
Published on 26 December 2014 by
Bo OZ2M
Matej, OZ1TEH, writes that the Czech Telecommunications Office has granted another extension 4 m permits for 2015. Two small changes applies: 1) the maximum validity of an individual license is one year and 2) it is not possible to apply for a permit valid for three different locations, however, /P operation is not permitted. The price of a permit is 500 CZK.
IRTS 70 MHz (4 m) Awards
Published on 7 December 2014 by
Dave EI3IO
To celebrate the adoption of the band 69.9 MHz – 70.5 MHz as a secondary amateur allocation in the European Common (frequency) Allocation Table and Ireland's significant involvement in the process, IRTS as the national IARU member society in Ireland is pleased to launch two new 4 m awards.
The purpose of the awards is to recognise and promote DX achievements by amateur radio operators interested in the range 69 MHz – 74 MHz. In-band and cross-band awards are available. Log extracts are required and there is currently no charge for the awards. The awards will be available from 1 January 2015.
70 MHz Maidenhead Locator Award (MLA) Programme
For the 70 MHz MLA in-band Half Century award, communicating with stations in 50 locators is required, 75 for a cross-band award
For the 70 MHz MLA in-band Century award, communicating with stations in 100 locators is required, 125 for a cross-band award
For the 70 MHz MLA in-band Double Century award, communicating with stations in 200 locators are required, 250 for a cross-band award. A Double Century award can also be endorsed for additional locators worked in steps of 50 e.g. 250, 300, 350 etc.
A PDF document providing full details of the award and how to apply can be
downloaded from the IRTS web-site
70 MHz Continents, Countries and Islands Award (CCI) Programme
For this award points are earned for working WAC continents, DXCC countries and IOTA island groups. A continent is valid for 10 points (once only), an IOTA island reference which is not listed as a DXCC entity is valid for 2 points and a DXCC entity is valid for 1 point.
For the 70 MHz CCI in-band Basic award 50 points are required, 65 for a cross-band award
For the 70 MHz CCI in-band Century award 100 points are required, 115 for a cross-band award
For the 70 MHz CCI in-band Century Plus award 130 points are required, 145 for a cross-band award. A 70 MHz CCI century plus award can also be endorsed for additional entities worked in steps of 20 e.g. +20, +40, +60 etc.
A PDF document providing full details of the award and how to apply can be
downloaded from the IRTS web-site
Recomendations from the IARU Region 1 meeting in Varna
Published on 12 November 2014 by
Bo OZ2M
At the International Amateur Radio Union Region 1 2014 General Conference helt in Varna-Albena, Bulgaria from 21–27 September 2014 the following recommendations were made concerning 70 MHz:
Deleted the RTTY allocation, 70,300 MHz, in the bandplan
The reference frequency for WSPR transmissions is the center of the four transmitted frequencies.
It is emphasized that all frequencies in the bandplan refer to the frequency transmitted in the air and not any radio dial etc.
A 24 hours contest will be held on the same week-end as the 50 MHz contest
IARU contest logs deadline is the second Monday after the contest
Output from last CEPT WGFM meeting regarding 70 MHz
Published on 12 October 2014 by
Dave EI3IO
During the last meeting of CEPT's*, European Communications Committee's (ECC) Frequency Management Working Group (WGFM) held in France, 5-10 October 2014, IARU presented a multi country contribution (document FM(14)127-R1) on behalf of five countries and IARU Region 1. The document proposed a modification of the European Common frequency Allocation table (ECA) by allocating the band 69.9 - 70.5 MHz, on a secondary basis to the amateur service.
The document explained that around thirty CEPT administrations had already allowed national amateur use of the band but some remaining CEPT countries required a clear regulatory decision before they were able to open all, or parts of this band to secondary two-way amateur usage. The proposal was therefore to amend the ECA Table to include a secondary allocation to the amateur service for the band 69.9 – 70.5 MHz and additionally update existing footnote EU9 to state that CEPT administrations may allocate all or parts of the band to the amateur service.
Whilst three countries opposed this proposal it was supported by more than ten administrations. In addition since fourteen CEPT administrations had already notified such a usage in the European Communications Office's Frequency Information System (EFIS), WGFM therefore agreed to include this allocation change in the next revision of the ECA Table.
It should be noted that this excellent outcome does not necessarily mean that frequencies between 69.9 and 70.5 MHz will be immediately available in all CEPT countries as the ECA is not binding on CEPT national regulatory authorities. However it does provide a clear basis for IARU member societies to seek a 4 metre allocation from their national licensing authority.
The ECA is formally approved, revised and published by the ECC once per year. It is expected that the revision incorporating the change described in this notice will occur in summer 2015.
* CEPT is the regional regulatory telecommunications organisation for Europe. Its 48 members are: Albania, Andorra, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia(FYROM), Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russian Federation, San Marino, Serbia, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom and Vatican City."
Noble Radio NR-4SC 4 m transceiver
Published on 12 September 2014 by
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Noble Radio
has just launched its NR-4SC 4 m SSB and CW 10 W transceiver. The radio covers 69,9 MHz to 70,4 MHz, has bult-in CW keyer, wide and narrow filters, 10,7 MHz IF, sensitivity of -130 dBm MDS, IF recjection greater than 100 dB, blocking dynamic range of 107 dB and an IP3 at +14 dBm. The price is 499 EUR including 21% Dutch VAT.
Bulgaria on 4 m!
Published on 12 August 2014 by
George LZ1ZP
Today was published the new "Technical requirements for Radio amateur services" in Bulgarian State paper. Since that moment - 12.08.2014, 70 MHz is resolved for Bulgarian radio amateurs. Band plan is 70.000 to 70.500 MHz and the output power is 50 W.
New 4 m repeater ON0ABT on air
Published on 14 July 2014 by
Jean-Jacques ON7EQ
Last weekend a new 4 m repeater has been activated with call sign ON0ABT on 70.3875 MHz, locator JO11PC, output 25 W on 5/8 antenna elevated 55 mASL.
The main purpose of setting up this repeater was to stimulate the activity on the 4m band, by providing a limited 'relay' function for the sparse stations active on this band, and on the other hand provide them a possibility to perform tests an optimization of their station.
Due to the limited bandwidth of the band and the IARU bandplan to which the UBA wants to adhere to, a full duplex was out of question to be achieved - therefore a simplex 'echophone' was provided as alternative.
FM signals modulated with a CTCSS tone of 79.7 Hz during at least 3 seconds will be recorded op to 60 seconds, and played back - if the frequency is clear. After being repeated, the message will be followed by an accurate S-meter report in CW, this can be handly to adjust antenna, check propagation etc. Every 20 minutes, when the frequency is clear, a beacon will be sent in CW.
As 70.3875 MHz is the 'standby' frequency in the Western part of Flanders, probably that signals from across the borders (Southern UK & The Netherlands) can reach the locals ham's through the repeater.
Any reception report is mostly welcome!
German Class A access to 4 m
Published on 2 July 2014 by
Bo OZ2M
Today the
German BNetzA
has announced that German radio amateurs holding a Class A license are allowed to use 70,000 MHz to 70,030 MHz until the end of August 2014. The other operating conditions are similar to those on 50 MHz, i.e. 25 W EIRP, max 12 kHz bandwidth and horizontal antennas.
Last year DARC files a petition for 70,0 MHz to 70,2 MHz but this was not granted by BNetzA. However, DARC will continue to work for a more permanent solution.
Please note: To minimize the interference to/from beacons it might be worthwhile considering if split operation will make sense for sked like QSOs.
Germany sets 4 m free
Published on 27 June 2014 by
Bo OZ2M
Until now German operators have had access to 4 m after being granted a special permit. But from 2 July 2014 the 4 m band should be free to everybody
according to DARC
and BNetzA. However, the access and further conditions have to be published in "Regelungen in der Mitteilung 502 im Amtsblatt 12/2014" before any operation can take place.
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It's a bird. It's a plane. No, no, it's…bikini season.
If seeing yourself a swimsuit makes you want utter profanities (or strangle that hot bitch rocking the g-string), cool your jets. While you may not be able to wave your magic wand over those love handles, you can prep for a day at the beach (OK, the neighbor's slip 'n' slide ) by eating like a smarty and avoiding certain things in the days before you rock that itsy-bitsy ensemble.
When there's a will to strut your stuff proudly, there's a freakin' way.
Tip #1: Avoid carbonation. Drink water and avoid the carbonated drinks. The air gets ingested in your mouth and goes right to your digestive system. It's no fun being a big, bloated mess.
Tip #2: Eat natural diuretics. Wonder why you keep getting asked when your due date is? Balance your fluid levels with diuretics like green tea, cranberry juice and dandelion tea. Reduce bloating by eating watermelon, celery, parsley, watercress, tomato, cucumbers, asparagus, cantaloupe and beets. They are natural diuretics and will help flush your system of all the nasty crap, leaving your tummy flatter.
Tip #3: Get to know pectin. The pectin found in apples and berries helps prevent your body from absorbing too much fat and is an appetite suppressant. An apple a day keeps you from bingeing at the party table buffet.
Tip #4: Some like it hot. Try spices like cardamom, cayenne pepper, hot mustard and ginger in your food to help boost metabolism and burn the fat. Burn, baby, burn!
Tip #5: Fiber up. Eat foods rich in fiber like oatmeal and nuts to help prevent your body from storing fat. Fiber will also keep you full longer, which prevents the need to eat as much and, consequently, bear a food baby in front of your crush.
Tip #6: Work out. Maybe it's mostly psychological, but getting in a good bout of cardio and strength right before you suit up will also make your body look more toned and defined. Plus, it'll give you that flushed, sexy glow.
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Vivian Paris has been selected to represent Mississippi as the 2014 Cherry Blossom Princess in Washington, D.C.
Paris is a 2012 honors graduate of Jackson Preparatory School and the U.S. Senate Page School. She is a fifth-...
"Journeys and Destiny, One Painter's Discovery" a one woman art exhibit by artist Lisa Paris will be held at the Jackson Municipal Art Gallery February 4 to April 12.
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The Jackson Symphony League will present "88 x 8" January 21, 7 p.m., at the First Baptist Church of Jackson. Proceeds benefit the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra. Eight professional pianists, eight pianos, and...
The Jackson Prep alumni council will host the annual alumni Christmas party December 12 in the home of Jan and Johnny Wade. Helping plan the party are council members (from left, back) Bob Waller (1976), Leslie Herrington...
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Mississippi Symphony Orchestra Chamber Series performance will be Haydn's 73rd, November 16, 7:30 p.m. at Galloway Memorial United Methodist Church. For more information...
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Ridgeland Recreation and Parks will host a walking club for senior adults Tuesday and Thursday mornings, 10 to 11 a.m., at the recreation center at Old Trace Park. For more...
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Mississippi Children's Home Services Women's Auxiliary will host a membership tea October 18, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. For details call 601-352-7784.
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Members of the Garden Club of Jackson traveled to the Greenville Garden Club's Zone IX flower show in preparation for hosting a GCJ flower show, October 12-13, at the Mississippi Museum of Art. Traveling to Greenville were (from left,...
History is lunch
Upcoming History is Lunch programs, held noon to 1 p.m. in the William Winter Building, include September 19, Francoise Hamlin on her book "Crossroads at Clarksdale"; September...
Members of the Garden Club of Jackson traveling to Greenville recently to meet with Greenville Garden Club members to compare notes about staging a flower show include (from left), Sarah Dabney Gillespie, Linda Lambeth, Charlotte...
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The Mississippi Community Symphonic Band will begin its concert season August 25, 7 p.m. in the Belhaven University Center for the Arts Auditorium.
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City music
Mississippi Museum of Art will host 'Music in the City,' August 14. Hors d'oeuvres begin at 5:15, program at 5:45. Free admission, donations welcome.
Library fun
Madison County Library System's summer reading program includes "Who's in the Shadows?" a shadow puppet fairy tale, July 10 4:30 p.m. and the Ridgeland Library and...
Choctaw art
The Mississippi Craft Center will present "Choctaw Expressions," the featured exhibit for June, showcasing Choctaw cultural arts and artifacts. The craft center is open 9 a.m....
Summer movie
Mississippi Museum of Art and Crossroads Film Society will team up to offer a free outdoor film, "500 Days of Summer," June 21, 7 p.m., in the Art Garden.
Summer movie
Mississippi Museum of Art and Crossroads Film Society will team up to offer a free outdoor film, "500 Days of Summer," June 21, 7 p.m., in the Art Garden.
Learn with Hoot
Mississippi Museum of Art will host Look and Learn with Hoot, June 15, 10:30 a.m., an activity time for four- and five-year-olds and their parents. For more information call 601-960-1515.
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- Madison pushes for change in law
- Start date for trail likely in 2016
- Ridgeland park gets name, plus makeover
- County wants separate circuit district
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- School funding battle continues
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- Planning board to hear County Club rezoning January 28
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- Twin Louisiana cities are worth going to visit
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Best to ask this at the Harvest Forum - lots of good canning experts there! |
Here is a link that might be useful: The Harvest Forum on the Garden Web
I looked through all of my canning books and could only find recommendations for refrigerating or freezing olive tapenade. No trusted sources that I could find had instructions for home canning. Bummer :-( |
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Comment posted McCuish announces details of 'team fit to build recovery in Argyll and Bute' by Mairi.
Newsroom – might be worth putting this 'school-dinners' side-show in a separate story.
Mairi also commented
- Also, the story and the pictures have just been on "The Wright Stuff", Anne Diamond expressing disgust, etc, etc.
- Take my word for it, CSB. I hate it when people say that to me, but it is.
- This is a not-so-little 'challenge' for the new chair of education – whoever that may be.
This has gone truly viral, and has even been (mis)-reported by the Daily Mail.
And yes – I know it is a school in Argyll. In the Minister for Education's own constituency. Expect this to reach the BBC and news outlets today, is my guess.
- Is it not a bit odd to announce the Chair of Cowal and Bute Area Committee before one third of that area has even had a chance to elect its councillors?
I realise Roddy is trying to steal a march here, and this sort of manoeuvring is to be expected. But is it not a bit disrespectful towards the people of Dunoon that their councillors are – by dint of timing – not even in the reckoning?
Recent comments by Mairi
- Galbraith fighting for restitution of local maternity scanning in Argyll and the Isles
NCH, your cynicism knows no bounds.I don't take orders from anyone, nor react to nods or winks – not that there were any.
I do what I believe to be right for the area. You do what you can to defend the SNP.
They're the ones in power you realise. Not the people you list who held office a generation ago! Your desperate attempts to deflect from the current SNP administration just highlights how badly they've managed the NHS locally.I've read that document you link to; you'll notice it's an update, and so there is no commitment to specific locations, no confirmation of agreement with Greater Glasgow & Clyde, detailed planning is still outstanding, approvals and formal sign-off are missing, and as a consequence we still don't know for sure whether services will restart, in which locations, and when.
- Galbraith fighting for restitution of local maternity scanning in Argyll and the Isles
No Cheese Here wrote:
"Did your Bailie pal help you construct this letter?"What makes you think I can't compose a letter on my own? That is a condescending comment from you NCH. It reveals a lot.
I highlight a very real failing of the SNP run NHS in Argyll & Bute – and your answer is to attack me, a native of Argyll, keen to do what I can to serve the public and improve our area. Then you want to pin blame on politicians who haven't been in power for more than seven years.
And still you defend the SNP government – absolutely – along with their appointees on NHS boards for dismantling our local NHS. It's pathetic, really. They're fouling up local services for mums-to-be, and you justify their damaging actions.
You need to read what I've written more carefully. What's happening right now is costing the tax-payer more than we spent before. Reintroducing local maternity scanning – whether by providing more training to local midwives or sending specialists from Glasgow to local hospitals – is likely to save money.
It's also unacceptable that there's been no communication with local communities about this – no consultation on what the replacement service will be, when it will start… who knows if they will ever deliver on the bland commitments made in 2013 to replace the previous scanning services with something different?
The lack of local maternity scanning and the silence about its absence are both wholly unacceptable. You should be brave enough to admit it.
- Galbraith fighting for restitution of local maternity scanning in Argyll and the Isles
In the world No Cheese Here occupies it's OK to withdraw services from our hospitals. Seriously, that's what is being said here. That's how desperate NCH is to defend the SNP. Any price – including local maternity services – is a price worth paying, according to this independence supporter.He or she doesn't care that Argyll & Bute is the virtually unique in having had all these services withdrawn. Services that exist in the Western Isles – a community with only a third of our population.
Why is our local Argyll & Bute NHS being dismantled by the SNP?
- Galbraith fighting for restitution of local maternity scanning in Argyll and the Isles
This decision to withdraw services was not taken for budgetary reasons. If it was just about the money, the outcome would have been different because the travel and accommodation for hundreds of women costs far more than it would to send a sonographer to each local area.As most local people know, this is a well proven model for lots of specialist services in Argyll & Bute ie send the consultant to a clinic in Oban/Campbeltown/Islay etc to see 20 people, rather than all 20 people travel to Glasgow.
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