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Tonight show skit succeeds with real-life couple
When Jay Leno ventures out of the studio to speak with real people the results are often, well, lame.
Not so for a recent "Tonight Show" segment called "Pumpcast News." The fictional news anchor at the pump (yeah, when did that start?) asks an unsuspecting couple to sing for him. But what follows is an introduction to the world's happiest made-for-primetime couple. »Read Full Article
'Modern Family,' 'Behind the Candelabra' lead Wisconsin-tied Emmy winners
It was a big night for TV with Wisconsin ties at Sunday's 65th annual Primetime Emmy Awards.
"Modern Family," created by Steve Levitan, who went to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, won the Emmy again for best comedy series — for the fourth straight year. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Rep's soaring 'Ragtime' makes sweet music
Less than 10 minutes into the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's spectacular production of "Ragtime" — the crown jewel thus far in director Mark Clements' Rep tenure — it's already apparent that the next three hours of theater will be special.
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Max Landis Doesn't Mind Some Stink, is Writing a Pepé Le Pew Movie
Whether you like it or not, mon chéri.
Whether you like it or not, mon chéri.
Need for Speedy.By Madeline Raynor
Alaskey was also one of several voice actors who took up Bugs Bunny after Mel Blanc.By Halle Kiefer
Clash had secretly been at work on a new character for the studio over this past summer and fall.By Claude Brodesser-Akner
So many ways to kill the Road Runner!By Eliot Glazer
And the word reboot is being thrown around.By Zach Dionne
In this music video from the new 'Looney Tunes' show, she teaches the kids about restraining orders.By Josef Adalian
Yes, cartoon arm-sawing can still make you wince.By Amanda Dobbins
Wayne Coyne is everywhere.By Amanda Dobbins
Warner Bros. Pictures is developing a movie on the lovelorn French skunk, and Myers is attached to voice the part.By Claude Brodesser-Akner


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Kansas City Royals Fan Has a Fantastic Reaction To Getting a Surprise Playoff Game Ticket [VIDEO]
The Royals are in the playoffs for the first time in 29 years, and this fan's surprise when his kids give him a ticket to the game is priceless.
The Royals are in the playoffs for the first time in 29 years, and this fan's surprise when his kids give him a ticket to the game is priceless.
Congratulations 50 Cent, you no longer have the worst first pitch of all-time. A fan of the Houston Astros was lucky enough to throw out the ceremonial first pitch a few nights ago, and it was everything but a pitch!!!
Major League Baseball player Ryan Raburn may have thrown the worst throw of all-time during a game against the Kansas City Royals.
Believe me, there is NO WAY 50 Cent could pull this pitch off!!! Japanese Pitcher Kazuhito Tadano resorted to an epic Eephus pitch during a recent baseball game that left the batter and the umpire asking, "what just happened?"
Give it up for rapper 50 Cent because he may have just thrown the worst ceremonial first pitch in Major League Baseball history.
This kid is my new hero! Ladies, keep a sharp eye on him, he's just a little too smooth.
A ballgirl for the Baltimore Orioles made a HUGE mistake during a recent Major League Baseball game when she fielded a ground ball along the third base line that was called "fair."
Baseball season is back in full-swing, but things didn't start so well during the Atlanta Braves Opening Day ceremonies. During a fireworks display before the player's introductions, the American flag was set on fire by the pyrotechnics display.
On Friday night, Auburn lost to nationally-ranked Ole Miss in wild baseball game that went into extra innings. The funny part to this game came when Auburn's pitcher Jay Wade tried to intentionally walk Mississippi's Austin Anderson, and Anderson took the pitch out of the yard.
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Former Rock Promoter Launches New Minuteman Group
[Shawna] Forde, 39, a peppy, blond, former Seattle grunge-rock promoter with her very own Minuteperson group (Minutemen American Defense), [said] that in two years illegals would "outnumber real Americans." Fluency in Spanish would be rewarded, if not required, in the workplace. Forde said, "I was in my mall one day and, hey—nobody's speaking English. I realized we had a serious problem. I just got tired of pushing '1 for English.' I decided to do something about it."
Forde is running her Everett City Council campaign on an anti-immigration platform: She hopes to pass local ordinances against hiring and renting to illegals. "I'm through with people who don't belong in my country and who tax my system." […]


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Rudin vouches for Trier's Norwegian film
Introducing a new foreign-language auteur to American moviegoers has never been tougher.
So producer Scott Rudin is lending his name to the upcoming Norwegian film "Reprise" to provide an extra push.
Shocked to discover that Norwegian shorts writer-director Joachim Trier's stylishly hip feature debut, which earned strong reviews at Sundance and "New Directors, New Films" in 2007, didn't have distribution, Rudin persuaded Miramax to release the story about two fledgling novelists who respond to early literary success in radically different ways.
Miramax (partnering with Netflix) will open "Reprise" in limited engagements in New York and L.A. on May 16.
An eager student of the indie market, Rudin wants smart arthouse auds to discover a new director who plays with an innovative disjunctive narrative that is still "emotionally linear."
Rudin compares the film to seeing Steven Soderbergh's "sex, lies and videotape" for the first time.
"It blows the doors off the hinges," he says. "This film is so much about the experience of the people I hope come and see it. It's no reach for audiences except that it's a foreign film. What the characters are going through exactly lines up with who goes to this kind of movie. At least we have a shot at it."
Rudin, natch, is hoping to forge a relationship with Trier , though he has not put anything to paper yet.
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NFL Power Rankings Week 13: Did the Chicago Bears Clip the Eagles' Wings?
Week 12 of NFL football brought us some pretty close calls and some serious blowouts, and it's time to start talking NFL power rankings.
In the NFC, we saw the Green Bay Packers and the Philadelphia Eagles lose some tough battles to the Atlanta Falcons and the Chicago Bears, and we could see all four of these teams in the postseason.
The Minnesota Vikings worked a little magic and the Dallas Cowboys lost some of theirs against the New Orleans Saints.
As for the AFC, the Baltimore Ravens, Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns won some very close games, and the New England Patriots and New York Jets continued their dominance for another week.
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November 21, 2007, 02:57 PM
Hey folks, I got an inquiry. Any suggestions on options for a stainless barreled OU in the $1500.00 range? Did Ruger make the red label in stainless synthetic? Any help would be greatly appriciated. R
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Ruger Stainless/Synthetic Red Label:
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November 21, 2007, 03:11 PM
I know that it is not stainless but I seen a laminated citori with a nickel finish. It looked very different but I kind of liked it. It was $1,538.
November 21, 2007, 03:19 PM
Browning also makes a camo coated Cynergy that looks nice.
I don't know why Ruger quit making the stainless Red Label. Maybe the market wants semiautos instead, for its intended purpose -- though I'd think the Australians would want it, since they have to use break-actions for waterfowl. I kinda liked the Target Grey model, though I didn't care for the synthetic stock when I checked it out. While I like the synthetic on my Ranch Rifle, on the Red Label it doesn't feel too great or balance as well as the walnut. I toyed with buying one and replacing the stocks with walnut ones, but ditched the idea when I got an offer to go on a great hunting trip, so I needed the money.:)
The downer about the Ruger, for me, is that the 28" 12 Gauge is a really heavy gun. Ditto for the Citori. I was looking for an upland gun. If I go waterfowling again, my 870 Express will do fine; it can be cleaned in the field if it's full of mud, and it's a lot cheaper to lose in a lake.
November 21, 2007, 04:20 PM
Mossberg camo is a pretty danged tough finish, but a stainless gun with camo finish would be neat. :D Yeah, I'd want t in an auto, ideally, but I could see hunting ducks with a Red Label. I hunted with a side by side for years. Heavy is good, would soak up some of the punch.
November 21, 2007, 05:30 PM
Heavy is good for shooting, not for carrying. If you're going to be using a boat or a blind, heavy is fine. Nice swing, less shoulder pain with magnum loads. Hiking up and down mountains after quail? I bought a sling my second time out, and then a little 20 Gauge O/U when I found one for a good price.
I don't have a Mossberg, but I think it's similar. I can completely strip my 870 with a pocket knife and a stick, or just a couple sticks if I must. Rinse, wipe, oil, reassemble, keep hunting. Deal with a little rust when you get home. You can't do that with an O/U if you drop it in the mud. Usually, you at least need uncommon screwdrivers to get it apart at all, past taking it down.
November 21, 2007, 06:36 PM
Well, there're no mountains in a duck marsh, well, not in Texas anyway. But, do really like autos and my next shotgun will perhaps be a Mossberg 930 or 935. They soak up recoil without having to be heavy. I'm in no real rush for another gun, though. The 500 shoulders and shoots great. I wouldn't wanna tear it too far down standing knee deep in water,. I can always carry a spare to leave in the van. LOL But, I've never had to do anything like that. Only reason I would look at that Ruger stainless gun is because of the environment down here. Stainless is neat. Remington, Mossberg, or somebody should come out with an all stainless gun. My ideal would be stainless and camo finished auto with a tang safety, the camo to keep the shine down. I don't really know why no one has worked with stainless other than perhaps shotgunners are a little more traditional and less open to change than rifle or handgun shooters. The market for salt marsh and bay waterfowl guns is probably not that large, either. Anyway, like I say, the camo is pretty rugged. I've had that gun about 20 seasons now and it's a little scratched up, but not rusty.
I don't just have one gun. I mean, if I wanna go quail hunting, I'll take one of my side by sides, probably the little 20 gauge. Talk about a light, quick handling shotgun! Every job has it's best tool.
November 21, 2007, 06:55 PM
Oh, agreed. The little 20 is great. However, if Ruger were to make a stainless 20 instead of an 8 lb. 12, I would have already bought one.
I live by the beach, but can't hunt right here.
So the worst enemies are scratches and sweat. Lots of sweat. And dog slobber. Blood. Things like that.
Believe it or not, we even have mountains adjacent to duck hunting areas, not marshes really, but lakes and other waterways. But they're more boat-in than walk-in.
November 22, 2007, 09:53 AM
Sounds like some beautiful country. Dog slobber? ROFL!!!! Man, I wish I lived ot in the county, I'd get another lab. I just can't keep one in town, they're so hyper.
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Alain Passard
Alain Passard (French pronunciation: [alɛ̃ pasaʁ]; born 4 August 1956 at La Guerche-de-Bretagne, France) is a French chef and owner of the three-star restaurant L'Arpège in Paris.
The son of musicians, Passard plays the saxophone.
History and Mentors[edit]
Alain Passard began his career at Le Lion d'Or in Liffré from 1971 to 1975 under the Michelin-starred Breton Michel Kéréver,[1] There, he was exposed to the fundamentals of classic cuisine.
The following year, from 1975 to 1976, Passard entered La Chaumière under triple Michelin Star-holder Gaston Boyer, a culinary classicist.[1]
In 1977, Passard worked as a member of a small kitchen team at L'Archestrate, led by Alain Senderens.[1]
In 1980, at Le Duc d'Enghien at the Enghien Casino, Passard received two Michelin stars at the age of 26. At the Carlton of Brussels in 1984, he also received two Michelin stars.[1]
Influence on Culinary Culture[edit]
Chef David Kinch of the Los Gatos, California restaurant Manresa cites Passard as "the chef who has most inspired me" in his 2013 cookbook. "He is the only chef I've ever met that I can unequivocally call a true artist." [2]
Passard purchased L'Archestrate, located on the corner of rue de Varenne and rue de Bourgogne, from his mentor, Alain Senderens, in 1986. [3]
He renamed it L'Arpège, in tribute to his love for music, and gave it an Art Deco style interior. It earned one star in the Michelin Guide in its first year, and a second soon thereafter. It earned three Michelin stars by 1996, which it has maintained since.[4][5] In 2010, he was awarded a "pépite" during the Globes de Cristal ceremony, in honor of his involvement in the fostering of French culture.
Vegetable farming[edit]
In 2001, Passard introduced a vegetable-inspired collection. Passard plans his menu based on the seasons, sourcing natural and organically-grown products from artisans and farmers.
Passard's desire to work with quality products led to the creation of three kitchen gardens. The first took root in 2002 in the soil of the Sarthe, the second in 2005 in the Eure and the third in 2008 in the Manche. Three gardens in three different regions giving the respective vegetables a soil-suffused signature: sand in the Sarthe for carrots, asparagus and leeks; clay in the Eure for celeriac and cabbage, and lastly, alluvia in the Manche for aromatic herbs.[6]
The farms produce 40 tons annually of organic produce. Animal traction is employed for plowing and harvesting. It is the only restaurant to self-manage its vegetable, herb and red and black fruit production.[6]
Twelve gardeners work the trio's combined 6 hectares (15 acres), where donkeys, mares, cows, hens and goats also maintain residence.
L'Arpege has produced a number of chefs and maitre d's significant to French gastronomy:
- Chef Pascal Barbot and Maitre d' Christophe Rohat of L'Astrance restaurant[4]
- Chef David Toutain[4]
- Chef Gunther Hubrechson (now in Singapore)
- Owner Laurent Lapaire of Agape restaurants
- ^ a b c d "Alain Passard". franceinter.fr. France Inter. Retrieved 3 August 2015.
- ^ Kinch, David; Muhlke, Christine (September 2013). Manresa: An Edible Reflection. p. 50.
- ^ "L'Arpège". themobilefoodguide.com. Retrieved 2012. Check date values in:
- ^ a b c Marshall, Alexandra. "In Paris, a Culinary Homage to the French Master Alain Passard". nytimes.com. New York Times. Retrieved 3 August 2015.
- ^ "L'Arpège". michelin.fr. Michelin. Retrieved 3 August 2015.
- ^ a b Majoube, Ulla. "Alain Passard: "Mes jardins sont devenus des compagnons de route"". lexpress.fr. L'Express. Retrieved 3 August 2015.
- The art of cooking with vegetables by Alain Passard, Frances Lincoln, 2012.
- En cuisine avec Alain Passard, Christophe Blain, Gallimard, 2011.


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What are you most proud of? The peony working out, and finally (after messing up 3/4 of the cake) figuring out how to use my PME 0 tip without it clogging (the right 1/3 of the cake was done in a Wilton 1 and the difference is quite noticeable).


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Martin Nunes
October 12, 1959 - March 18, 2010
Martin Nunes, 50, of Giddings passed away suddenly on March 18,2010. Funeral services were held on Monday, March 22 at St. Margaret's Catholic Church in Giddings.
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The newest cornerstone of the Tennessee football program features an amphitheater-style team room, coaches offices, position meeting rooms, a dining hall, players' lounge, a 7,000-square foot locker room, a 22,000-square foot, multi-level weight room as well as a new training room and hydrotherapy area.
Dooley, who accompanied local media members for a tour of the facility, noted that the new facility will be the ultimate recruiting tool for the Vols coaching staff in the future.
"There is no other program in the country, that if you are willing to put it in, that is the key, if you are willing to do it that can give you more resource to reach your potential than Tennessee," Dooley said. "That is ultimately what Tennessee can do because of the support, the fans and the money that comes in. It allows us to give back through resources."
While Dooley knows that the Vols new facility is state-of-the-art, he also acknowledges that it won't single-handily ink the top high school prospects in the country. However, it could create interest from those otherwise not considering dawning the Orange and White at the next level.
"It is not going to sign a recruit, but what it does to is it attracts players to campus, it shows a level of commitment and it generates a level of interest that you would not have it you didn't have it," he said. "Then ultimately they are going to sign because it is the right fit, the right coaches, and the people — that sort of thing. Maybe there are 10 to 20 more players you are in the hunt for that you wouldn't otherwise be if you didn't have this type facility."
While most top-level Division I programs have similar facilities in square footage, what will set Tennessee's new football training center apart – technology. The building features several technological upgrades, including a state-of-the-art video delivery system for players and coaches. The locker room includes, roomy, custom-built and ventilated lockers with electrical outlets for charging portable devices like cell phones, iPods and laptops.
"You could have built something this in 1980, but the difference is the technology we are using to help these guys be their best," Dooley said. "I am proud of it. We are kind of building it in phases.
|Construction continues on the Tennessee Football Training Center.
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Upon completion of the project, the existing football space in the Neyland-Thompson Sports Center will be renovated to accommodate the approximately 110 athletic department employees currently housed in Stokely Athletics Center. Stokely must be vacated by December 2012.
Dooley added that following the demolition of Stokley Athletics Center, Tennessee would add two more practice fields to ensure more outdoor practice and less wear and tear on existing practice turf.
"The plan is when Stokely comes down, we push across and create two grass practice fields,'' Dooley said. "Then we have two fields down there and we have an outdoor field, probably a turf field."
The head coach added that the turf field would be available to other sports such as soccer in the event of in-climate weather such as rain.
"I really don't like going indoors unless its lightning," Dooley said. "Indoors is really good for training in the winter. So there's a lot of value to the indoors, but you have to work in the rain. You've got to work on playing in the elements."
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Focal infection as a definite factor in diagnosis and treatment has become well established, through the work of Rosenow, Billings, and others; it is no longer in the experimental stage. The clinical manifestations come under the eye of the observing practitioner almost daily. In our clinic at St. Luke's Hospital it has become a matter of routine to search carefully for foci of infection and to demonstrate their presence wherever possible. Some interesting observations have come to light which it seems might be worthy of publication. The following cases are cited, because each seems to illustrate a certain phase or phases of the subject:
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—A. T., a boy of 12, came to my office in July, 1912. He had been suffering for several years with chorea, which, in spite of the usual treatment, rest in bed, Fowler's solution, etc., had been growing more and more severe. The eyes
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Aqueduct: Jimmy Winkfield, Withers among options for Clawback
Unlikely to find an allowance race, trainer Rick Violette will likely have to run recent maiden winner Clawback in a stakes at Aqueduct for his next start.
The question is, will Violette keep Clawback at six furlongs in the $75,000 Jimmy Winkfield on Jan. 21 or attempt to stretch him out to 1 1/16 miles in the Grade 2, $200,000 Withers on Feb. 2?
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"I'm not sure yet," Violette said Friday.
Violette had Clawback work a mile in 1:45.17 over the inner track in company with Economic Summit on Wednesday.
"He went a pretty good mile with a good older horse and actually came out of it great," Violette said. "Cooling out he was like a wild man."
Clawback, a son of Put It Back, won a six-furlong maiden race by three lengths on Dec. 13, beating the next-out winner Omega Star. Prior to that, Clawback ran second to Always in a Tiz at Saratoga and second to Vyjack in a maiden race on Nov. 10. Vyjack has come back to win two more races, including the Grade 2 Jerome.
One reason Violette could run Clawback in the Withers is that he is considering running Go Get the Basil in the Winkfield. Go Get the Basil, a New York-bred son of Andromeda's Hero, has won two straight sprints.
"Numbers-wise, he actually belongs," Violette said.
Go Get the Basil breezed four furlongs in 50 seconds over the inner track on Friday.
I like this horse as a nice sprinter off his last finishing his last quarter in 22.81. off a very slow 47 2/5 pace then 11.17 & 11.64. I have never seen a 11.17 from 4-5 furlongs or a 22.81 last Q. That being said when do you see a sprinter with the lead at 47 and change.


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While the Delta breeze will pump through the Valley, highs will end up in the mid- to upper 90s.
David's forecast: Latest on the warm temperatures
During the overnight hours, Sacramento will cool off into the upper 50s. Similar temperatures are projected for Friday.
As the weekend approaches, temperatures will pass the 100-degree mark in a few spots both on Saturday and Sunday.
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Six-race suspensions for seven crew members of defending Sprint Cup champion Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano were handed down Wednesday, along with $200,000 in fines and point penalties that dropped Keselowski from second to fourth and Logano from ninth to 14th in the standings.
Keselowski said he believes the rear-end housing on his No. 2 Ford that was confiscated by NASCAR and triggered the penalties was legal, and that he's looking forward to having the team's appeal heard. No date for it has been set.
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Welcome to the NU8Z Website: Well, this website has been up for just about a year now. I find that the desire to build my own website is not matched by the amount of work that is required on a continuous basis to keep it up to date. That being said, all of the news links on this site are automated and I have kept the bookmark links pretty much up to date. I will continue to add new and interesting links when I find them.
The main objectives of this website will remain as follows:
- Serve as a "one stop shopping" site for Ham Radio related news.
- Pass on relevant DXing, General Operating and Contesting related information to others that may be interested.
- Pass on items of interest and neat links to others
- Discuss my experiences related to Ham Radio and DX operating from a small city lot.
- Tell others a bit about myself, my station, my other interests, and what aspects of this great hobby I enjoy.
New HF Radio & Amp: I recently replaced my Flex 5000 with a Flex 6300. It took a little getting use to, but in the end I decided that I really like this radio. The user interface of Smart SDR is very nice looking and very functional. I find the receiver to be as good or better than my Flex 5000. There is a very big improvement in the CW performance compared to the Flex 5000. The 6300 has full QSK that is smooth and quiet. No more latency and relay clicking! On the downside the new software does not have some of the features that were in the old PwrSDR software that is used with the Flex 5000. The folks at Flex are adding new revisions and features.
I have interfaced a Berhinger CMD Micro Controller for knob tuning and radio function control. The Smart SDR software interfaces nicely with other third party programs via TCP/IP or the traditional CAT commands. In addition to the new radio I also purchased an ACOM 1000 amplifier. I miss the auto band switching function of my THP HL-1.5KFX amplifier but this baby makes up for it. Its built like a tank, super quiet and has full QSK. It's manual tune, but the tuning procedure is super easy. I also like the fact that it tunes a 3:1 swr with no problem and the amp is well protected against any senior moment mishaps. My only rigs now are the Flex 6300 and my KX3 which I also like very much and use for QRP operation and travel.
CQ DX Marathon: I have been participating in the DX Marathon for a number of years. I started in 2011 but then took a few years off. I jumped back into the fray again in 2014 and have continued participating since then. The objective of the DX Marathon is to work all the CQ counties and Zones that you can work in one year starting on January 1 and ending on December 31. You add the total CQ Countries and CQ Zones worked for the combined score.
2011 DX Marathon: In 2011, I entered in the Unlimited mixed mode class. I tied for 16th place with a combined score of 310 (270 Countries and all 40 Zones). I lost 3 countries from my claimed score of 313. My Bear Island contact was in reality, Svalbard Is. My European Turkey contacted ended up being in Asia, and my claimed African Italy contact, was not. The moral of the story is to double check each contact and do not believe everything the logging programs tell you.
2014 DX Marathon: I decided to do it again in 2014. The end result of my 2014 mixed unlimited effort was 273 countries, and all 40 zones for a total score of 313. I ended up tied for 13th place I lost one country in the log checking process. Better, but still lost one.
2015 DX Marathon: In 2015 I tried to change it up a bit. I entered the Unlimited CW only class. I worked 250 countries and all 40 zones for a claimed score of 290. The top five claimed score CW leader board has a low score of 291. If I lose no countries in the log checking process I should come in 6th place in the CW only unlimited class. ( I hope!) In any case, my beginning of the year goal was to work 250 countries, and it appears I did that.
2016 DX Marathon: This year I'm sticking with the CW unlimited class. I'm getting too old to scream my brains out in pile ups. My goal is to beat my 2015 totals.
The "Year of DX" photo above if the title of a book written by Bob Locher, W9KNI. This book chronicles Bob's winning effort during the 2010 CQ DX Marathon. It is written in the same style as Bob's well known book, "The Complete DX'er" which is a must read for all aspiring and serious DX'ers alike.
I suggest that if you are a DXer that you give the DX Marathon a try. I think that you will find it to be a lot of fun. If you can remember the thrill of originally working the DX countries way back when, then you will like it. As other things in life, there is nothing like the "first time", but when it comes to DX its fun to chase them and get them in the logbook again. A good logging program with a DX Marathon tracking function really reduces the effort needed and greatly adds to the fun. I use DX Labs "DX Keeper" with "Spot Collector"
Hope to hear you in the pileups … NU8Z


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