Hi
On the New Zealand Radio DX League website I've put up a Google 
Earthquake People Finder gadget which may assist people in finding 
friends/family displaced during the Earthquake.
I've also been having people from Overseas and around NZ email me 
webmaster@radiodx.com asking about individual Christchurch DXers.
I have just started putting up a list of Christchurch DXers but only 
with their permission on the website   http://radiodx.com/nzrdxl/
If you have any concerns or queries about a Christchurch DXer who is 
not listed, please feel free to contact me at editor@radiodx.com or 
webmaster@radiodx.com and I will try to assist.
Regards
Mark Nicholls
Chief Editor/Webmaster
NZ Radio DX League
http://radiodx.com/nzrdxl/
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Dear Radio friends

An interesting and informative website of the Spanish section of Radio Damascus (Radio Damasco) :

http://cobaq10.iespana.es/damasco/index_es.html

Hopefully the Spanish section of Radio Damascus (and all the other language departments) will have their daily program online soon at :

http://www.rtv.gov.sy/index.php?m=541

With thanks to :
Jeronimo Zamora,
SJR, QRO, México

who provided me with this information

Kris
Belgium

http://www.radio-damascus.net
email : radiodamascusenglish@yahoo.com

http://www.radio-damascus-listeners-club.tk or

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/radio_damascus

http://www.rtv.gov.sy (RTV Arabic Website)

http://www.syriaonline.sy (RTV English Website)

http://cobaq10.iespana.es/damasco/index_es.html (Radio Damasco - Spanish section)

greetings
Kris
Belgium

Hello from the Radio Heritage Foundation in Wellington, New Zealand.
[you'll find us at www.radioheritage.net]

In case you never saw our earlier email about our website, here it is
again! Our thanks to those of you who have already responded! Thanks
for your encouragement.

Just this week we learned that Jay Howell, one of the original
broadcasters at WXLE on Eniwetok [in 1944] in the northern Pacific
passed away in Augusta, Georgia. Only a few weeks earlier, he had
made contact with us, and was keen to tell his story. Sadly, he never
made it. There are so many lost stories, but we're so very grateful
that so many people help us capture some of these stories before it's
too late.

We put these stories on www.radioheritage.net. Will you help us
continue to share these stories about radio heritage from around the
Pacific? Here's how you can make a real difference with as little as
US$ 10 today.

Dear DX-friends and radio enthusiasts

Here folllows some news about "Radio Damascus" I have to share with you.
I
made a (temporary) unofficial website for "Radio Damascus" pending an
official website of "Radio Damascus" where listeners can get all the
necessary information to tune in to "Radio Damascus" AND with a direct link to the daily audio recordings.
As it is almost impossible for non-Arabic speaking and reading
listeners to find the "Radio Damascus" audio recordings on the general
RTV Syria website, I hope to offer a solution to this problem by making
this website for "Radio Damascus" at :

www. Radio-Damascus.net

where the listeners can directly click through to the audio recordings.

Reminder : "Radio Damascus Listener Club" website :
http://www.radio-damascus-listeners-club.tk or
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/radio_damascus .

greetings fom Belgium!
Kris Janssen

"Over the last few months our Webmaster, Chris Mackerell, has 
gradually been giving the New Zealand Radio DX League's website, a 
make-over.    (  http://radiodx.com  )
This process has now reached a stage where Chris is happy to switch 
on the new site for public access.
The new site moves from simple HTML web pages to a "Content 
Management System", in this case one called Mambo. The reason for 
making this change was to move from a site where only the Webmaster 
can edit pages, to a site where all League members can actively 
contribute content to the site.
In addition to a fresh new look, some of the things you will find on 
the new site include:
*	 the ability to author & edit web pages or sections. If you 
are interested in this 


please contact us for a login.
*	a premium content area for financial members - there is 
nothing there at
	present, but we would welcome suggestions. One option being 
considered is

	an archive of copies of the DX Times.
* 	a forums section - this is open to all once you have 
registered. The list of 			forums is open to 
change if people want other or more appropriate subjects.
*	integration of existing mailing list management, eg Ripple
*	an experimental chat facility
*	all content from the previous version of the website
This has been a large conversion job and there is a lot left to do.
The webmaster (Chris) welcomes volunteers to go through the new site 
and find all the mistakes, and to provide new content.

You can contact Chris at  webmaster@radiodx.com
So please feel free to point your browser at the all-new radiodx.com!"
http://radiodx.com
Regards
Mark Nicholls
Chief Editor
New Zealand DX Times
New Zealand Radio DX League