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RADIO.GARDEN<\/a> (yes, that’s the URL!) – This is an internet site which allows you to listen to broadcast radio stations from all over the world! News, music, weather and talk shows. Even Twin Cities Railroad Radio<\/a>! Click on the map of search by city for a list of stations. Colapse the bottom banner ad with left down arrow to see and press PLAY arrow.<\/b> “Heart” your favorites (saved only on the computer you are on!).<\/p>\n Allows anyone to access and tune radio receivers from around the world to hear any type of broadcast – AM, FM, Ham Radio, Aircraft, Shortwave, you name it! (Sorry but most SDR links DO NOT work on iPad, yet!)<\/p>\n Minneapolis based station: BikeDork<\/a> is a free KiwiSDR<\/a> running on a BeagleBones CPU which allows up to four listeners at a time, each able to tune their own frequency. Here is another SDR with a more friendly interface webSDR.LumpkinShools.com<\/a> in Georgia. This hardware allows many more users, additional info and a full list of stations is at WebSDR.org<\/a><\/p>\n WSPR – Weak Signal Propagation Reporter<\/a> is a new way to track signal propagation (bounce) around the world, by frequency. And this is a novel, but unproven use of this technology claiming to have been used to find Malaysia flight 370<\/a> described in a YouTube video. Stay tuned!<\/p>\n DX FUN CLUSTERS<\/a> shows what DX (Distant) ham radio stations are on the air now.<\/p>\n Map of Medium Wave Broadcast<\/a> station coverage by frequency for both day and night.<\/p>\n PopUrls.com<\/a> a summary of all the hottest links on all of the web! Alway current, updated continuously.<\/p>\n Great design ideas, web code, images, and more at Smashing Magazine<\/a><\/p>\n You will find wonderful stuff such as this collection of 17 Free online apps you need<\/a><\/p>\n TinyURL.com<\/a> Turns this: I’m a big fan of Flickr<\/a> and found this list of 60 tools that work with Flickr.com<\/a> that do amazing stuff with Flickr photos. Below are several of my faves!<\/p>\n Search Flickr photos by word “tags” – Flickr Storm<\/a> And to put Flickr slideshows in your blog – FlickrSlidr.com<\/a><\/p>\n Mac app to make a slideshow from ANY photos! – BananAlbum.com<\/a><\/p>\n Blog Talk Radio<\/a><\/p>\n Part Flickr replacement and part entry-level photo editor, Photoshop Express<\/a> proves that Adobe is on a clear path toward online apps. It’s fairly basic: you can apply a handful of filters for lighting and exposure, rotate and re-size images, embed photos into a web page and share your shots with other users \u2013 even those on Flickr. The site shows huge potential: with 2GB of free storage, imagine being able to apply complex editing tasks to a series of photos where ‘the cloud’ does all the processing for you.<\/p>\n Similar to Photoshop Express, Picnik goes much further with an extensive array of photo-editing effects, histograms, fine pixel alterations and colour correction. You can upload photos from your PC, a webcam and any website.<\/a><\/p>\nSOFTWARE DEFINED RADIO (SDR)<\/h2>\n
\nMAP OF KIWI SDR LOCATIONS:<\/a> Click to access. Or here as a list of available SDR Radios<\/a> around the world. And another, more visual list of SDR Receivers and Transmitters<\/a> around the world.<\/p>\nWSPR – Weak Signal Propagation Reporter<\/h2>\n
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