Hello Operators. This Friday night Tommy Martin, Ray Novak and George Thomas will be taking our first hands on look of the new Icom IC-705 […]
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Later than planned we finally have updated our web-page with the story, logs and photos of the microwave part of the A21EME DXpedition. We are still waiting for the QSLs to arrive from the printer. We hope to send out the QSLs by early January 2020. And as we said before… after a DXpedition is […]
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Not only does actor David James Elliott (known by many for playing the lead character the JAG Television Program created by Donald P. Bellasario, of which the original NCIS Television Program is a spinoff of; and the NCIS spinoffs that take place in a particular location are further descendants of JAG) need to be transformed from being fit and muscular to being fat and overweight, but David James Elliott should also be barred from having long hair; and any hairstyle that involves him wearing product in his hair.
Furthermore, David James Elliott should be barred from dressing to the nines.
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Not only should Television Personality and Animal Activist Dave Salmoni be barred from having long hair, a Buzzcut haircut, an Undercut haircut, a Fauxhawk haircut, and any other hairstyle that involves him wearing product in his hair, but Dave Salmoni also needs to be transformed from being fit and muscular to being fat and overweight.
Dave Salmoni needs to comprehend that the world of Amateur/Ham Radio and the engineering side of commercial Radio and Television are more important than the world of sports and fitness-including the icky, yucky sports of Ice Hockey, Basketball; and Baseball.
Last, Dave Salmoni should be barred from dressing to the nines; and Dave Salmoni should also be forced to listen to Adult Contemporary, Jazz, and Easy Listening music.
Last, Dave Salmoni needs to comprehend just how much more important School Buses are than Motorcycles.
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If you’ve been following this blog for a while, you know that I’ve written a post about the CBS Television show titled “Criminal Minds” some time ago.
Episode Of The Television Program Titled “Criminal Minds” Titled “Roadkill”
I, personally find it sad that this Television Program has been cancelled after 15 seasons, having originally debuted in 2005.
Joe Mantegna had later replaced Mandy Patinkin as the Senior Member of the fictionalized Behavior Analysis Unit (BAU), and frankly; Joe Mantegna’s character is my favorite character.
I am aware of the comings and goings of several cast members, including Thomas Gibson, and Paget Bruster joining, then leaving; then returning again, for instance.
In this particular episode titled “Ghost”, I am not fond of the actors who have more recently joined the cast, who are athletic, dynamic, and progressive in real life-Adam Rodriguez (widely known for being cast in another CBS Television Program titled “CSI: Miami”), and Daniel Henney, playing the icky, yucky Sport of Basketball in this particular episode.
I hope that like Daniel Henney, that the Adam Rodriguez also comprehends that the Automotive World as a whole, the world of Amateur/Ham Radio, and the Engineering side of Commercial Radio and Television are all more important than the world of Sports and Fitness.
I’ve even written a post about Daniel Henney some time ago:
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I, personally; am very fond of Japanese Figure Skater’s coach Mie Hamada.
Mie, not only comes from the earlier generation of people; but Mie is also a decent human being, and Mie also dresses both normal and classy.
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For the 42nd episode of the Journalism History podcast, host Nick Hirshon spoke with Mark J. Prendergast about his reporting on upheavals across Central America in the 1980s, the landfall of Hurricane Hugo in Puerto Rico in 1989, the 1991 Persian Gulf War, and the 1993 and 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center, as […]
via Prendergast podcast: Covering Conflict and Controversy — Journalism History journal
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I, personally; am not happy about this being the reality of society as we enter the 2020’s:
https://www2.deloitte.com/us/en/insights/industry/retail-distribution/the-consumer-is-changing.html
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2011/jan/02/25-predictions-25-years
https://www.questia.com/magazine/1P3-56293281/america-s-diversity-and-growth-signposts-for-the
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Thank goodness this Traditional Home Décor will survive forevermore:
And that these Traditional Home Décor elements will survive forevermore:
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Ri-47-75-in-x-7-98-ft-Smooth-Brown-Hickory-Hardboard-Wall-Panel/1000896814
https://www.lowes.com/pd/STAINMASTER-TruSoft-Columbia-Valley-12-ft-Pattern-Interior-Carpet/4187795
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Still further evidence that modern NASCAR driver Elliott Sadler needs to get a life with regards to Sports and Fitness:
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Not only do I, personally not sentences written entirely in Lower-Case letters becoming the norm; I am also very concerned about that.
Where have the rules about basic grammar skills gone?
People, get a clue and utilize Upper-Case letters whenever and wherever appropriate.
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I am very concerned over Kyle Busch having jumped on the bandwagon of wearing an absurd Undercut haircut.
It had also concerned me when Kyle Busch had a Buzzcut haircut.
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I am very saddened by the loss of founding PBS News Hour anchor Jim Lehrer.
Lehrer, along with Robert MacNeil, a Canadian who is still living (as of the time of writing this post), and is also a novelist; had begun co-anchoring the Newscast in 1975. And ever since then, to this very day; the PBS News Hour has served as a non corporate-influenced Evening Newscast alternative to the 3 networks’ (CBS, ABC, and NBC) Evening Newscasts.
The Newscast was originally solely anchored by MacNeil and titled the Robert MacNeil Report, then MacNeil/Lehrer Report once Jim Lehrer came on board, then the MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour, then the NewsHour With Jim Lehrer; and finally, the PBS News Hour upon Lehrer’s retirement in 2011.
I still remember very well the theme for the PBS News Hour that was composed by Bernard Hoffer and used on the newscast until 2006; and this original musical theme is my favorite to date out of all the musical themes this newscast has ever had since its inception in 1975.


