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ESA Mission Operations- A Mars-velous decade: Celebrating ten years of TGO October 19, 2026
- Earth today, Jupiter tomorrow: An insight into Juice’s recent Earth flyby October 14, 2026
- Braking news! Time for ESA’s Hera asteroid mission to go slow October 7, 2026
Noelophile- Sharing Her Aloha–Deliciously October 24, 2026
- Another Star-Studded GLIDE Celebration October 14, 2026
- Beauty Plus Functionality October 10, 2026
Cats- ‘Cats Love Gravy’: How a Reporter Ended Up at a Pet Food Research Center October 23, 2026 Jenny Gross
- We Enlisted 19 Cats to Test Cat Trees October 11, 2026
- Animal Taste Testers Help Pet Food Makers Capture a Growing Market October 6, 2026 Meg Felling
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- Celebrating the “Fire” May 12, 2014
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Author Archives: Rob Smith
WordCamp 2012 in Reno
This past weekend, Dot and I attended WordCamp in Reno, NV. It was a fun couple of days learning more about WordPress and meeting others who use the software for their web sites. Hopefully, this week I can put some … Continue reading
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Propagation
There was a nice opening from the west coast of the United States into Europe on 15, 17 and 20 meters tonight around 0000 UTC to 0300 UTC. Hope conditions are as good for this weekend’s CQ WW WPX CW … Continue reading
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OQRS
Oh, how times have changed! It was not that long ago, that after making a couple of contacts with a DX expedition, I would sit at my desk, and fill out some paper cards. Next I would find some nice … Continue reading
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Science classes and more…
It is amazing what is available on line these days. The Khan Academy has been in the news, and I have enjoyed browsing through their lectures. And it’s all available for free! Now, if only they had some of the … Continue reading
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Received latest batch of bureau QSLs
Over the past weekend, I received the latest batch of cards from the bureau. There were 10 QSL cards from 7 different countries, and one SWL card. One of the club cards from Belgium had a picture of an antenna … Continue reading
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