Posted: November 10, 2008
by KG4RCP
Filed under: Kevin, Uncategorized, internet
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I was reading something on the World Wired Web. You know… the thing called the “Internet.”
In fact, I learnt a new word - “flamen.”
Posted: November 4, 2008
by KG4RCP
Filed under: Kevin, amateur radio, internet, space
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My Uncle Jimmy used to say that every time my late maternal grandmother’s hearing aid squealed with feedback. It was his gently humorous way of letting her know what she usually couldn’t hear.
A few days ago, I briefly watched a map.
Yes, I watched a map.
I can imagine hearing the voices now (they’re calling me…) “why […]
Posted: October 31, 2008
by alan
Filed under: Kevin, amateur radio, internet
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I am please to announce the addition of Kevin L. Bardon to the SomeNet family.
Mr.Bardon has recently been using email to share his observations and reflections on life and the world in general, and I thought his insight worthy of a slightly larger audience. Join me in welcoming Kevin to the blog-o-sphere. I hope you […]
Posted: October 29, 2008
by wb5rmg
Filed under: amateur radio, internet, space
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ARISS International Chairman Frank H. Bauer, KA3HDO, has posted an email he received on Tuesday from Owen Garriott, W5LFL.
I received the following e-mail today [Tuesday] from Owen Garriott, W5LFL and wanted to share this with the Amateur Community. Please post this and pass it to others in the amateur radio community, as appropriate.
Posted: October 18, 2008
by wb5rmg
Filed under: Linky, amateur radio, internet, photo
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We are setting up some ham radio to show off to the Boy Scouts today.
It is called the “Jamboree On The Air” or JOTA. Google that for more info.
There will be sporadic live video : look for ustream.tv/wb5rmg - and if it says it is broadcasting now, you can click the link for the live […]
Posted: October 6, 2008
by alan
Filed under: Linky, amateur radio, internet, software, space
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We forgot to have the party .!. SomeNet has been here for 10 years now.
The world did keep on turning tho, I noticed that Google didn’t