QST.org Web Address Now in the Hands of the ARRL


QST.org Web Address Now in the Hands of the ARRL
Long-time ham and ARRL member David Lien, W6OVP, of Battle Ground, Washington, has transferred the Web address www.QST.org to the ARRL. If you head to that URL, you’ll now find yourself in the QST section of the ARRLWeb.


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The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

I think that I have mentioned Project Gutenberg before… You know, the site with all the free copies of books which are no longer under copyright? Well, here’s a good one, for this time of year:
Washington Irving’s The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/etext92/sleep11h.htm
I think I’ll try and read it tomorrow, that is, if tonight’s storms don’t decide to have me doing other things…

Google to Offer Online Personal Health Records


Google to Offer Online Personal Health Records
hhavensteincw writes “Less than two weeks after Microsoft announced plans to offer personal health records, Google announced today that it plans to offer online personal health records to help patients tote and store their own x-rays and other health data. Google made the announcement Wednesday at the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco.”

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Luxury Hotel To Be Built At Kentucky Horse Park


Luxury Hotel To Be Built At Kentucky Horse Park
A private developer has received a lease from the state to build a 267-room luxury hotel at Kentucky Horse Park.


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Presbyterians are latest group with widening rift over Scripture


Presbyterians are latest group with widening rift over Scripture
Conservative factions threatening to split and form own churches


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Vista Runs Out of Memory While Copying Files


Vista Runs Out of Memory While Copying Files
ta bu shi da yu writes “It appears that, incredibly, Vista can run out of memory while copying files. ZDNet is reporting that not only does it run out of memory after copying 16,400+ files, but that ‘often there is little indication that file copy operations haven’t completed correctly.’ Apparently a fix was scheduled for SP1 but didn’t make it; there is a hotfix that you must request.”

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Swearing at Work is Bleeping Good For You


Swearing at Work is Bleeping Good For You
coondoggie writes “This is the kind of news that your HR folks don’t want to hear, but researchers today said letting workers swear at will in the workplace can benefit employees and employers. The study found regular use of profanity to express and reinforce solidarity among staff, enabling them to express their feelings, such as frustration, and develop social relationships, according to researchers at the University of East Anglia (UES). Researchers said their aim was to challenge leadership styles and suggest ideas for best practice. “Employees use swearing on a continuous basis, but not necessarily in a negative, abusive manner. Swearing was as a social phenomenon to reflect solidarity and enhance group cohesiveness, or as a psychological phenomenon to release stress, ” the study stated.” I’m sure the discussion and tags on this story will be completely G Rated 😉

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Diabetes Awareness


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Harrison County Diabetes Coalition presents 

Increase Diabetes Awareness 

Thursday, November 15, 2007

5:30 p.m.

Harrison County Extension Office Topics:

“Diabetes and Your Heart”

Dr. Nezar Falluji, HMH Cardiologist 

“What’s On Your Plate?”

Jara Bauer, HMH and Wedco Dietician 

FREE DINNER 

Giveaways, Door Prizes and much more! 

Please RSVP by calling the Wedco District Health Department at  859.234.2842. 

You must RSVP by Friday, November 9 

Registration begins at 5:15  p.m. 

Sponsored by:  Harrison County Extension Office, Harrison Memorial Hospital, Harrison County School System and Wedco District Health Department.


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Coffeebreak 10/16/07

On this morning’s Coffeebreak:
Rick’s guest was Representative Tom McKee.
This morning’s sponsors were:
Harrison County Board of Education, Jetubs, Cockrell’s Auto Center, BluegrassTradingPost.comWhalen & Company, and Eastside Pharmacy, and  Joe Cochran – local State Farm Insurance representative.