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The giant earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan in March were so strong that their vibrations almost reached space, a new study says.
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The vertical motion of the ground shaking and swelling tsunami waves produced the vibrations, which pressed upward against the overlying air, said Emile Okal, a geophysicist at Northwestern University who was not part of the study team.
This process has been known from previous earthquakes, but the vibrations from Japan caused the biggest such effect yet measured.
At ground level, such vibrations—akin to low-frequency sound waves—are very small, only about the size of the vertical motions that produce them. But as the waves travel upward into ever thinner air, they expand, Okal said.
At heights where airplanes travel, about 30,000 feet (9,100 meters), Okal said, the waves from the Japan disaster might have expanded to about three feet (one meter) in amplitude, which is the extent at which a vibration travels from its normal state of equilibrium. That's not enough for an air passenger to even feel a bump.
But in the upper atmosphere, the ionosphere, the waves were amplified to thousands of times their original sizes, scientists say.
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Quake Vibrations to Track Tsunamis?
The ionosphere is made up of relatively hot gases that are electrically charged due to interactions with intense, high-altitude sunlight.
The upward-traveling waves compressed the gases, enough to have detectable effects on radio waves, such as those used for GPS.
"If you have extremely precise GPS, you can see" variations in the signal, Okal said.
Some scientists have even proposed using such GPS disturbances to track tsunamis in the open sea, Okal added.
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But he thinks it's unlikely this would be a practical warning system, because only land-based GPS receivers are precise enough to see the changes. By the time the disturbances come within range, the tsunami is practically ashore.
More likely to be useful, he said, is a similar effect on over-the-horizon radar, which bounces off the ionosphere to peer beyond the curve of the Earth.
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Parkinson was a career Air Force Officer who also received a masters in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering from MIT and had significant scientific and research experience. He became program manager of what would become the Global Positioning System in November 1972, as an Air Force Colonel. The origins of the program went back to the 1958 realization that Sputnik was emitting a Doppler signal that could be used for ground location. All three services had come up with variations on the technology by the time Parkinson arrived—Transit, Roger Easton's work at the Naval Research Laboratory, and the Air Force's 621B program. Parkinson synthesized the technology of the three prior proposals (Transit's orbit determination system, Roger Easton's atomic clock technology, and 621B's digital signal structure and concept of operation), made some improvements, and got all three services behind him for a joint GPS proposal. The program was accepted in 1973 and in operation by 1978. It involved 24 satellites in high-altitude, 12-hour orbits; the costs went down significantly, since the digital signal structure allowed GPS to take advantage of the digital electronics price revolution. The military built in inferior capability for civilian users, but differential correction systems researched by civilians made up for that inhibition soon enough. After 1978 Parkinson retired from the Air Force and went into private industry (Rockwell, Intermetrics), before ending up at Stanford as a professor in charge of NASA's Gravity Probe B project. He believe that GPS will continue to expand its usage, allowing for automatic planes, cars, tractors, etc.
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BRAD PARKINSON: An Interview Conducted by Michael Geselowitz, Center for the History of Electrical Engineering, 2 November 1999
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Europe in figures – Eurostat yearbook is an online-only Eurostat publication; it is updated on a rolling basis, i.e. each article is updated when its main data sets have been refreshed.
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Hey thanks! Truth is I discovered just how badly the bib piece is out of line after posting the entry (one side is a good 2cm higher) and have just bought another piece of the same fabric to make this again. I'm determined to get it right.
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SYDNEY--Echo Entertainment Group Ltd. (EGP.AU) has applied to extend its sole right to operate casinos in Australia's New South Wales state, as the company looks to fend of a rival bid from billionnaire James Packer.
The New South Wales government said Tuesday it had received an "unsolicited proposal" from Echo, which owns Sydney's The Star casino, aimed at keeping its exclusivity agreement beyond 2019.
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New South Wales Premier Barry O'Farrell said the government would consider Echo's proposal in parallel with the one from Crown, which includes plans to open a gambling facility in the A$6 billion Barangaroo precinct after the expiry of Echo's exclusivity agreement.
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I've seen Chris Shiflett perform at LA's free Grand Ole Echo shows for the last couple of years and he does love his classic country music! I'll be interested to hear what his album sounds like.
Opry Alert! Tonight's show features Darryl Worley, Larry Gatlin, Connie Smith, Billy Dean, Chris Janson, Gwen Sebastion, Jesse McReynolds, and Sarah Darling. Grade: B+
Schedule: http://www.opry.com/shows/ThisWeek.html
Ashley Monroe used to like to sing "Hickory Wind" on the Grand Ole Opry back when her Satisfied album was first supposed to be released (circa 2007) and her label put a couple of singles out to radio. It's nice to hear it again.
It's always good to see favorable print on Phoebe Hunt. Go Phoebe!
That "Oxyana" soundtrack sounds just perfect for the next season on the FX series "Justified"! It's a match made in hillbilly holler! (lol)
Loved those two Rounder records from George Thorogood. First time I ever heard of Rounder. Got Move It On Over shortly after it came out in 1978 after hearing some songs on New York rock station WNEW. Then picked up the first one shortly thereafter. Seminal records for me.
Totally agree with you Ken – best album I've heard in ages. Such variation in each song except for the running constant that each story is so vivid and delicately crafted.
Current Discussion
- Leeann Ward: Thanks, NM. I like a good pop hook, to be honest. So, maybe I need to try it again.
- Barry Mazor: OK, Jim Z. That changes everything. I surrender.
- Jim Z: to call the Dirty River Boys an "Austin area band" is still incorrect. They are based in El Paso.
- nm: Leeann, you and I often have similar tastes in more-traditional country. And, to my ears, Sam Hunt's voice and lyrics …
- Barry Mazor: Matter of fact, as always--I did. The notes say the album was recorded & mixed by and at "The …
- Roger: Looking forward to picking up the Jamey Johnson Christmas EP - love all of those songs and can't wait for …
- Jim Z: that record was recorded in El Paso. (you could look it up) and other than appearing in Austin once in …
- Leeann Ward: Yes, I can always use more dobro in my life! Thanks for the Phil Leadbetter tip! I haven't been able to …
- Barry Mazor: OK, Jim. The record's more or less out of Austin. But I'm sure they're also good in El Paso...
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Live: Black Friday in Liverpool - latest updates from the biggest shopping day of the year
Shoppers across Liverpool and Merseyside hoping to bag a bargain for Christmas
Demand soars. "We were really busy at Christmas last year, and stocks are high in anticipation again." Must read from Tom Belger who in a special investigation reveals why Merseyside foodbanks expect a huge Christmas surge for help.More »
Fire Firefighters attended a blaze at a flat in Walton in the early hours of this morning - reports Neil Docking. Three fire engines were called to the apartment, above a shop in Warbreck Moor, at around 2am.More »
Degree of success More now from Lorna Hughes after Ormskirk's Edge Hill University was named University of the Year in the 10th annual Times Higher Education (THE) Awards.More »
Traffic Slow traffic in St Helens on the East Lancs at A58 Liverpool Road (Pewfall traffic lights). Slow too on A49 Lythgoes Lane into town at A57 Midland Way (Cockhedge Green roundabout). If you spot any travel issues out there let me know via Twitter @BreakyWakey_Ben.More »
Degree of success. Congratulations to Edge Hill University which has been named University of the Year in the 10th annual Times Higher Education (THE) Awards. Lorna Hughes reports the Ormskirk university was chosen as the winner from a list of six shortlisted institutions.More »
Some breaking national sports news. Roy Keane has quit his role as Aston Villa's assistant manager with immediate effect, the club have announced.More »
Train woes Things may be shifting fast from the shelves but things running slower on the tracks.
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NEW: Due to signalling problems between #BurscoughBridge and #Southport trains have to run at reduced speed on all lines.— Northern Rail (@northernrailorg) November 28, 2014
Just in. Police say a man has been taken to hospital after suffering "a cardiac arrest" while at the wheel of his van. Police received reports of a motorist falling ill while driving along Padgate Lane in Warrington at around 8.15am.More »
More now on the incident in Warrinhton. Travel site INRIX report that A50 Orford Road is closed in both directions due to an accident, one vehicle involved between A574 Birchwood Way and Oakwood Avenue / Padgate Lane. My colleague Neil Docking is hoping to get more details from Cheshire Police.More »


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Walkable City: How Downtown Can Save America, One Step at a Time
From the Publisher. Jeff Speck has dedicated his career to determining what makes cities thrive. And he has boiled it down to one key factor: walkability. The very idea of a modern metropolis evokes visions of bustling sidewalks, vital mass transit, and a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly urban core. But in the typical American city, the car is still king, and downtown is a place that's easy to drive to but often not worth arriving at.
Making walkability happen is relatively easy and cheap; seeing exactly what needs to be done is the trick. In this essential new book, Speck reveals the invisible workings of the city, how simple decisions have cascading effects, and how we can all make the right choices for our communities.
Bursting with sharp observations and real-world examples, giving key insight into what urban planners actually do and how places can and do change, Walkable City lays out a practical, necessary, and eminently achievable vision of how to make our normal American cities great again.
As the former design director for the National Endowment for the Arts, and co-author of the bible-like Suburban Nation, Jeff Speck has spent a lifetime helping American cities work better. Yet for all the innovation he witnessed, the greatest change always came from a return to one of our simplest actions: walking. Using real-world case studies (and an accessible, blissfully non-academic voice), Speck argues that a "walkable city"—a dense, urban environment designed with pedestrians in mind—is not only a nicer, healthier place to live and work, but can serve as an economic driver for the U.S. As new pedestrian plazas and car-free festivals proliferate across the country, the timing could not be better for Speck's highly entertaining and inspiring vision for getting our country back on its feet.
Design Books to Win, November 20, 2014: Winners of Three Books Featuring Knoll Designers and Winners of Herb Lubalin Announced
The winners of our giveaway of copies of Three Books Featuring Knoll Designers and of the compact edition of Herb Lubalin from Unit Editions have been announced. The winners of Three Books Featuring Knoll Designers are: Nevin Blum, Julie Gauthier, Preston Porter, Yoni Weiss, and Eric Willett; and the winners of Herb Lubalin are: Magnus Hearn, B. Hovens, Sudji Lascols, Francisco Roca, and Robyn Ward— congratulations!
Our new giveaway runs through November 25. Details.
The Alice Award for Illustrated Book Publishing Won by the Whitney Museum for Hopper Drawing: September 26, 2014
The 2014 "Alice" awarded has been given to the Whitney Museum of American Art for Hopper Drawing by Carter E. Foster.
The $25,000 Alice award is intended to buttress the kind of slow reading movement that recognizes and cherishes the lasting values of the well-made illustrated book, and the special sense of intimacy it affords.
The Alice is awarded by Furthermore, a Program of the J.M. Kaplan Fund
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New Book Release, August 5, 2014: What We See When We Read
How we visualize images from reading works of literature, from one of our very best book jacket designers, himself a passionate reader.
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Published by Vintage/Random House
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New Book Release, August 25, 2014: Hello, I am Erik
A visual biography of graphic designer Erik Spiekermann that explores Spiekermann's over 30-year career and body of work.
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New Book Release, September 16, 2014: Designing Here/Now
An ambitious global compendium of the most thoughtful and innovative design objects (over 500) invented or produced in the past five years, compiled by experts at the online industrial design magazine Core 77.
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Yesterday during the introduction of the Xmas LeBron 12 the main request was to see the side of the shoe and its graphic pattern. Well, we didn't have to wait too long and today we get the much needed lateral side preview. Basically it's a photo of a wintery forest so it confirms the Christmas inspiration. The whole shoe fits nicely into the Christmas in South Beach theme, but I guess Nike will have to tell a different story now. Be sure to check back to nikelebron.net as the story unfolds.Read the rest of this entry »
Nike has already introduced seven different colorways of the Nike LeBron XII that were initially spanned between October 1st and December 20th. I guess this is the 8th version. Below, there's a new LeBron 12 make up that for me looks like the next Christmas shoe for King James. A snowflake logo on the laces gives these away. I don't know if it's due to the Megafuse material but they do look like a Christmas sweater. Additionally, there's an additional pattern of some sort on the stability wing, but it's hard to tell anything based on this single teaser photo. Via @kicksordie.
Nike does not make things easy for us on Christmas. In the past XMAS themed kicks dropped on the actual Christmas Day, which means that you could not get these in time. Now it's one day after, which makes you wonder what's the point, right?!? Europe LeBron fans have it even worse. After nearly a 3 weeks delay Nike Basketball retailers are finally releasing the Nike LeBron XI in Green Glow, Light Crimson and Arctic Green. It's still a great looking shoe, but I still think Nike should re-schedule their launch calendar in order for us to wear our favorite Xmas when unpacking other presents or have a chance of finding these under the Christmas tree. I guess, LeBron James won't mind us getting them early… we get the first colorways in October before he does and currently he's not wearing any LeBron 11's anyway.Read the rest of this entry »
LeBron James wore the special Xmas edition Nike LeBron 11 shoes on Christmas Day. Other players brought some heat as well including two Nike Soldier 7 sightings by Norris Cole of the Miami Heat and Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors. Cole wore pretty much a copy and paste version from the LeBron 11, but Green showcased a predominantly white "Snowman" colorway. It reminds me of the "Cookie" Soldier 6 that was unveiled on Christmas Day last year. Nice touch, Nike!Read the rest of this entry »
The Miami Heat defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 101-95 on Christmas Day at the Staples Center. The win is the Heat's fifth straight over the Lakers on Christmas Day games. LeBron James and Dwyane Wade combined for a couple of highlight plays including this epic off the glass alley oop. Just as expected, King James wore the Christmas colorway of the Nike LeBron XI… for the whole game. He did wear the redefined version, though. The shoes will be available in a little over 3 hours at major Nike Basketball retailers including online nikestore.com (Twitter Link Only) and eastbay.com (Web Only). More pics from last night's game after the break.
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Nike Basketball continues a holiday tradition with three new Christmas Day colorways of the LeBron 11, Kobe 8 System and KD VI. Each pair of this year's Christmas Day signatures come complete with complementary logo lace locks that serve as personalized ornaments. Each pair has a unique style celebrating the season. The LeBron 11 is remixed with a mint base accented by bold red highlights and a snowflake imprint. These releases will be available online at nikestore.com starting at 8:00 a.m. EST on Thursday, December 26th. Men's version of the Nike LeBron XI retails for $200. Grade school kids sizes will also be available.Read the rest of this entry »
The tradition of creating special Christmas colorways is quite young considering Nike's ability to create personalized kicks. For the LeBron line it started along with the LEBRON VII. Nowadays the expansion is quite obvious and even the Soldier line was included last year. Unlike the LEBRON X, which ended up at retail as usual, the SOLDIER VI Christmas PE was created exclusively for NBA players and was showcased on NBA courts thanks to Kosta Koufus and Eric Bledsoe. Should we expect some special SOLDIER VII wears on Christmas Day? Take a closer look at the last year's edition and stay tuned for updates.
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The Christmas colorways of Nike Basketball signature shoes are an annual tradition. This year, three wintertime stories are linked by special logo lacelocks that connect to create custom signature ornaments. LeBron James brings the Xmas spirit to the beach with this special edition of the LEBRON 11. A chilly mint color takes on a Christmas green with bold red accents and a frosty translucent outsole. The unique geometry of a snowflake combines with the royal palm to create a kaleidoscopic "palmsicle" print. The Christmas colorways will be available at select retail stores and nike.com on December 26th, 2013.
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By: Lauren Hansard, KOB Eyewitness News 4
Protesters held a peaceful demonstration and they intentionally wanted it just that way, but the message remains very much the same.
Just because the protesters' tone has calmed, their fears haven't. In fact, Sampson Costales worked for the Albuquerque Police Department for 24 years. He says his commanders encouraged him to be violent.
"Just the way they treat people, they sort of encourage it. If you don't act a certain way they sort of chastise you for it," Costales said.
Like most officers, Costales was placed in life or death situations, but says he chose to find alternative solutions.
"They said why didn't you kill them? You had every reason, you had every right to kill them," Costales said. "Why did you go for the mace instead?"
There were about 300 protesters at the gathering. No one got out of line nor resorted to violence. They hope his new way of spreading their message will help get more community members involved.
The message is ending the culture of aggression. They want APD officers to learn new ways of coping with stressful situations. Ways that don't end in death.
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Last week, the proposed 2010-2014 MTA Capital Plan was vetoed by the Executive Branch's representative to the MTA Capital Program Review Board (CPRB.) This veto, the first vote cast, automatically sent the plan back to the MTA under CPRB rules.
Dr. Robert Petzel has been nominated by Pres. Barack Obama for VA undersecretary of health. " I have a reputation for candor," Petzel said, promising to speak up within the administration if he felt medical budgets were too low and also to be blunt with Congress about his personal assessment of funding.
Back in the day, Long Island was a land of movers and shakers.
People came here with vision and purpose. They saw opportunity, and seized it.
Landmark legislation that protects homeowners and communities from the ongoing foreclosure crisis has been signed into law, Senator Craig M. Johnson announced.
"This measure not only assists homeowners against unscrupulous lenders and uncooperative banks, but just as importantly, it helps protect their neighbors and neighborhoods from the ripple effects of a foreclosure crisis that they had no direct involvement with," Senator Johnson said.
Christmas would seem different without the mayor's annual wonderful party and a chance to meet so many old friends. Those we had a chance to talk to included Dr. Frank Johnson, Gerri, Ed, and Gene Solosky, Carl Marchese, Joyce Gorycki, John Macedo, Walter and Joan Hobbs, Manuel Fernandes, William Symington, Tom Gaines, Kevin Kerrane, Gary Tuthill, Frank Heinrich, Fred Booher, Joe Posillico, Michael Vizza, Joe Scalero, Pat Lackner, Gene Reidlinger, Charles Sleefe, Margaret Ann Farmer, Mary Parker, Jackie Wledgher, Kathleen D'Antonio, Joe Dores, Emilia Morelli, Meredith Minkoff, Vivien Yugn, John Davanzo, Tom Mikowski, Mike and Cina Palumbo, Lauren Christansen, David DaSilva, Gabriel and Sandy Fernandes, Lenny Palumbo, Richard Vieira, Peter Ferreira, Andrew Martone, Judge John O'Shea, Jeff Clark, Larry Werther, Williston Mayor Lud Ordierna, Susan Anaischik, Theresa Kelly, Councilman Angelo Ferrara, Nick Liakidnis, owner of the Station Coffee Shop; Kyle and Bob Teemsma, Anghus Park, John Young, Ron Ciesinwski, Assemblyman Tom McKevitt and Grand Knight Ken Lyons.
Traditionally a time of celebration, the holidays may be exceptionally hard for families who have endured the devastating effect of a drunk-driving crash. Their coping skills may be tested and the need for additional support is crucial.
For the past quarter century, John Strein has volunteered with the Mineola Athletic Association in one way or another to help improve the lives of the children in our community. Over the years, John coached a countless number of baseball and soccer teams and also served on our board of directors in many capacities, including the past three years as MAA president.
Operation Gratitude was a huge success. The idea of Dr. Edward Gottlieb of buying up at $1 per pound kids candy left over from Halloween and storing them in his office and then shipping them to California passed all expectations. He collected about 600 pounds of candy which were then sent to our troops fighting in Afganistan and Iraq. Dr. Gottlieb said he was glad to help our fighting forces any way he could. His office is on Hillside Avenue in Williston Park.
This week, the state senate tackled New York's budget deficit without tax-hiking mid-year school cuts, enacted much-needed reforms to its pension system, and brought much-needed accountability and transparency to this state's public authorities.
Ben Franklin was a man of many talents. Mineola has a man like that in Peter Gollobin.
He is the owner of MEDIpoint, MEDIpoint International, and FirstLine Medical Supplies, manufacturing a quarter of a million medical devices a day in his factory in Mineola. MEDIpoint's products are sold in over 60 countries worldwide, including India, Taiwan, and Australia.
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Cali contester and cyclist NF1R likes a challenge. So Clayton and I combined his passions in a fun way by means of an Easter Egg thing going on here, besides the contestant number tag. Seems like a lot our customers are taking their state-of-the-art radios en plein air these days. In addition to radio contesting, Clayton enjoys SOTA activations along some of this planet's most beautiful coastline. Catch him if you can!
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Bob W1RE asked us to come up with something to dramatize his evocative callsign and as old wire array nut, we jumped at the chance, offering him three options. Surprise suprise, Bob went for all three QSL designs - plus one more bit of graphic fun that will eventually appear on W1RE's QRZ page...stay tooned! It was one of our bigger jobs and Bob was very encouraging and supportive. Many TNX OM!
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Our bespoke front-side QSL art is most often a collaborative effort with our clients, a mutual sharing and development of ideas that are translated into images. No worries if you're not yet sure what's right for your card. We'll figure it out together. Clients receive printer-ready digital art files and own the design as well as all rights to reproduce it. All images here appear by generous permission.
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Start us sketching for $30 up front via PayPal, and we'll deliver an initial design proposal, reasonable back and forth included. The design mock-up includes your QSL art, callsign, simple QTH and handle text.
No surprises. The design proposal will give you a good idea how it's going to look and we'll make changes as needed.
Once you approve the final draft design, remaining work is billed at $40 per hour for finished, QSL printer-ready high resolution digital art files, plus web-resolution files for convenient posting online.
At no additional charge, you'll also receive an 8.5 x 11" signed print on 11.8mil heavyweight Epson Ultra Premium photo paper printed with genuine Epson inks, as a tangible, decorative keepsake of what we created together.
Altogether how much does a custom QSL design package typically cost?
Most designs will be $150, which covers three hours to finish the 300 dpi digital art, delivered via Hightail file service. This also includes the start-up fee and a hand-signed print of your custom QSL design inscribed with our "Dashie" mark, shipped postpaid in a stout, capped, reusable Yazoo brand heavy- duty Kraft mailing tube. Always ask for Yazoo, whenever you acquire FB ham radio art.
QSL printing is up to you.
We're happy to meet specs of your QSL printer of choice.
We're pleased to recommend Randy KB3IFH. His customers tell the story in their eHam Reviews.
Most of our clients have tapped KB3IFH QSL Cards and received the benefit of Randy's savvy advice and superior customer service. And Randy contacts me directly if he has technical questions, so you needn't sweat the details.
What about the QSO report form?
We recommend putting that on the back of your card, along with mailing info, awards, rigs, and other personal details, easily arranged with your QSL printer. Most offer a variety of reverse side formats in customizable styles. The expense is not much more than a single-sided card, and allows maximum, uncluttered space for your custom design.
Can I print your designs on my own printer?
Yes you can, but you must remember that our designs are default standard QSL size, 3.5 x 5.5" which is a bit differently proportioned than the usual 4x6" photo print format. While not wildly far off, it makes a difference.
If home printing is your plan, you're welcome to opt instead for a design that's standard 4"x6" photo paper size no extra charge. It's also possible to do a design that works in both formats, but it's easier and quicker for all concerned if I know that's your intent before I start.
Use BV7 Freeware by DF3CB to print your own QSL report labels for the back and you're good to go. Of course, your print quality will vary, depending on printer, photo paper, inks and settings. Mailing self-printed photos like postcards is risky business, so envelopes are a must. Also before buying envelopes, make sure they'll fit your 4"x6" cards.
Contact me, Jeff K1NSS, for a free consultation. I'd be delighted to discuss your ideas and answer your questions.
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Between me and you-know-who, our radiosportin' life is an open couple of books starring Dash! The Dog-Faced Ham. Plus my homepage of ham funnies and fun Dashtoons.com is followed by discriminating fans around the amateur world.
QSL art aside, our ham graphics clients have included RF Concepts/Alpha Amplifiers, who featured our cartoon art on their Dayton 2012 posters. For more of our work for Alpha, click here.
YASME Foundation President and ARRL Contributing Editor Ward Silver, N0AX tapped us to design the cover of his ham radio crime thriller Zone of Iniquity.
And our logo art has received international attention promoting ham radio special events for young people, sponsored by one of northern Italy's most active and forward looking amateur organizations, Insubria Radio Club.
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Rockwell Collins Amateur Radio Club
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Tonfisk Newton
No coffee is complete without sugar or cream. The Tonfisk Newton is a brilliantly designed apparatus that facilitates both of these necessities. However, it costs $125, so you'll probably think twice, if not three times, before investing in this elegantly designed mechanism.
The base contains the cream,while a removable cup coated in real gold inserts into the top. Tilt the Newton forward and the cup holding the sugar will automatically swivel to a level position ensuring that the sugar isn't spilled. The pictured example shows cubes of sugar but you could use granular sugar or whatever sweetner your pallette desires.
The Tonfisk Newton is designed by Tanja Sipila.
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Friday: Vikings to play at M-A halftime
Original post made on Oct 27, 2011
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, October 27, 2011, 7:36 AM
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a resident of Atherton: Lindenwood
on Oct 27, 2011 at 2:02 pm
Very cool! Friday Night Lights returns to MA High School and the little kids get to play at halftime.
a resident of Atherton: Lindenwood
on Oct 29, 2011 at 10:08 am
That was so fun seeing the kids on the field at halftime!
Loud and proud, the little cheerleaders with the MA cheer squads,Friday night lights on the field with 9 year olds at halftime - very cool!
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Mineola High School: What is success? What does success mean to you?
"Success often comes with large amounts of dedication and effort, as it usually means achieving goals set far in the past. It is the feeling of content when everything turns out the way it was intended to, or sometimes even better than planned. To me, success would be following my dreams to build a career in the fashion business, becoming a better athlete, and having stronger relationships with my friends and family."
Surrounded by a group of Mineola High School friends who supported his successful run for school board when he was just 18, New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli recently celebrated his 60th birthday at the New Hyde Park Inn.
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Cosplay plans and goals
90 Night Elf Priest
Posts: 122
So what's everyone's cosplay plans or goals for this years blizzcon?
I was initially planning to do a protoss zealot for my costume, however due to me gaining a full time position at work on a 4 on 1 off roster, I won't have the time.
so instead, I'll be doing Highlord Tirion Fordring this year. (and hopefully enter the costume competition for the first time too.)
well hope you have fun doing it it is fun up there i did it back in 10 as a voidwrath and i only had to buy some witch gloves and black nail polish from the 99 cent store but hope you make it to the finals
90 Night Elf Hunter
Posts: 48
I plan on dressing up (i sorta kinda did in 2011) but won't be entering the competition. Good luck to you!
i did same in 11 with being in contest in 10 might do the same this year with making a fist weapon to carry around
90 Blood Elf Paladin
Posts: 12
I don't know if I'll have time to make anything but I would really like to go as a demon hunter from diablo 3
I'll be going as Night Elf Druid T11 (my transmogged druid!). Not entering the contest, way too chicken to stand on stage in front of thousands of eyes....but best wishes to all those brave enough to try and good luck to everyone, hope to see you there! :)
90 Draenei Shaman
Posts: 1,258
Boyfriend and I are thinking of doing a Tier 5 Warlock and Succubus.
90 Undead Priest
Posts: 129
Wow guys these costumes all sound really great! My first blizzcon was last year and for those of you who did Cosplay I just have to say thank you. It was AWESOME! Also, I probably have pictures of you haha.
I have been inspired to cosplay as my favorite blizzard character of all time.
WC3 Blademaster!
This will be my first cosplay so I am sure it won't be nearly good enough to enter the competition haha.
90 Orc Warrior
Posts: 131
One of these years I'm going to get knocked up on a specific timeline solely so I can dress up as Therazane the Stonemother.
Wow guys these costumes all sound really great! My first blizzcon was last year and for those of you who did Cosplay I just have to say thank you. It was AWESOME! Also, I probably have pictures of you haha.
Just because it is your first time doesn't mean it won't be good! Start a thread when you begin working on your costume and ask for pointers and such. Sounds pretty cool to me, especially since the majority of people who dress up for the con go with something from one of the new expansions or from D3 - would be cool to see more from one of the older games.
As far as the newer games are concerned, I think it would be funny to see someone dress up as a teddy bear from Whimsyshire with a sign on a pole displaying the loading screen that says at the bottom "There is no cow level."
Edited by egowins on 3/17/2013 2:10 AM PDT
90 Blood Elf Death Knight
Posts: 235
I was wondering if my cosplay has to be blizzard-inspired.
Could I just show up as Sephiroth and have a fun time?
Planning on going as Jaina as it'll be my first time Cosplaying - have no idea where to start though!
90 Blood Elf Priest
Posts: 5
I hear ya!! I REALLY want to go as Tyrande Whisperwind..but have NO clue how to start...and im pretty shy. Not sure if I want all the extra attention. I went to the last Blizzcon, and it was SO awesome seeing all the costumes. : )
Let me know dear if you want help with your costume! I'm currently working on finishing up the gems and the LED's for mine, and would be happy to help with costume questions while it's all still fresh in my mind! Even the simple things! And whether your unsure if you want to dress up or not? DO IT!!! BlizzCon is a once in a lifetime experience, so if your going, make sure you make the most of your fun! For me, making my costume has been sometimes frustrating and stressful (not to mention costly! *shakes fist at Michael's store*) but it is absolutely worth the time and effort!! Especially when you finish it and put the whole ensemble on for the first time and look at yourself in the mirror. It's an awesome feeling. As for if you'll have time? I work 12 hours a day and every day for an hour or two I work a bit more on it. Slowly, ever so slowly, it's finally coming together! If you start early enough, and plan ahead of time, you can definitely finish the costume piece, even a complicated one if you keep at it!
Good luck to all of you costume makers and I very much look forward to hearing about your works and seeing you at the con! :)
Edited by Verhysa on 3/20/2013 11:54 AM PDT
82 Night Elf Hunter
Posts: 239
Hey guys! I'm keeping it simple this year and just doing a level one undead warlock :)
Also I made a thread for this but will post it here too! We have a cosplay group that has been in place for a few years now feel free to come on over!!
Awesome :) do you have Skype or anything (I'm actually from the EU so can't really whisper you ingame - I guess if you have D3 you could add me on that!)
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Hadrian's villa was much more extensive and interesting than we imagined. Villa d'este was AMAZING with over 300 fountains and beautiful gardens and buildings. Great tour guide!
The day began with a short drive into the Tiburtine Hills a few miles from Rome where we began our tour at the vast complex that was once Emperor Hadrian's Villa. The area is truly awe-inspiring and although you have to bear in mind that it was at its peak well over a millennia ago, our guides' knowledge and understanding of all the historical facts painted us a vivid picture of this, at times, unfathomable site. This first part of the tour somehow set the scene and fast forwarded us to another age, where inspiration, excess and visions of grandeur still played an important part in the development of what we would term as the ultimate 'Pleasure Garden.'
If you have ever dreamed of the most perfect Renaissance garden, perched high above a rolling green valley, with cascading waterfalls, sparkling fountains and columns of bright crystal clear water shooting into the bluest of skies, then The Villa d'Este is the place to be! Overwhelming, breath-taking, mesmerizing are just a few of the many adjectives I can use to describe this magical place. Our guide submersed us into a world of wonder and intrigue, laying before us all the historical facts that helped bring this place alive. A green oasis on a hot day, I came away refreshed and rejuvenated as though I'd dipped my toes into the fountain of Youth and vowed to return again one day to this small piece of paradise.
Our wonderful guide, Alfredo, made this tour. His knowledge of archeology and the history of these sites/sights enhanced the beauty and our appreciation of what we were seeing. This trip was well worth the cost and I would recommend him as your tour guide. If you have an interest in history and archeology, he knows what he is talking about, makes it interesting and shares his love of these sites. The transportation was comfortable in terms of the bus and the temperature control since Rome was experiencing a heat wave during our visit. This was a thoroughly enjoyable day and excursion. You will not regret the trip.
Dennis and Kathleen, PA
Our guide was wonderful - great personality and very knowledgeable. Would recommend to anyone.
It was great to go to a quiet area outside of central Rome. I love ancient Roman history so I really enjoyed seeing Hadrian's Villa and imagining what it looked like in its heyday. Villa d'Este was absolutely gorgeous! The fountains were amazing and should be on everyone's checklist of places to see. Our guide was very knowledgeable and recommended a great restaurant for lunch.
We had been in Rome for 5 days and this was a wonderful escape from the heat and craziness of the city. The office was easy to find, very close to the Roma Termini train station. Our guide, Lara (Croft Tomb Raider...haha....she had a great sense of humor) was very informative and entertaining. It only took about 35 minutes to get to Hadrian's Villa and it was so much cooler up there; very pleasant after the sauna that Rome was. Loved, loved, loved Villa d'Este with all the beautiful fountains. I would recommend this trip for anyone visiting Rome.


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By CookRachacha on October 02, 2006
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