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me faz doer tanto aqui dentro <>,que me embrulha a barriga.=/Voce e tudo que pedi ao papai do ceu!Voce e alguem que quero estar pela vida inteira,nao sabes o quanto orei para te encontrar...=/E nao quero perde-lo assim...Sei que voce foi escolhido de Deus p/mim,sinto isso!!So nao sei se eu sou escolhida p/voce...=/Quero muito acreditar que um dia nos veremos,e nao muito distante,voce estara comigo!!Sei,que talvez ainda seja muito cedo,mas,depois que te conheci,meus olhos comecaram a sorrir novamente!.Pode parece incrivel, mas o fato e ja que sinto sua falta...=)
que permite que caes detectem com precisao direcao de onde vem determinado cheiro.Como um cachorro percebe o mundo? Eles nem precisam olhar ao seu redor como nos, seres humanos. Os caes farejam, sentem o ambiente como uma paisagem de cheiros.Mas ate onde o olfato de um cao pode alcancar? Em um teste no Lago Castlewellan, na costa da Irlanda do Norte, o cachorro Fern, um animal treinado para encontrar corpos de pessoas que se afogaram, tinha como teste farejar uma lata com carne escondida no fundo. Cerca de dez minutos depois que barco comecou a cruzar o lago, que possui 1,5 quilometro de comprimento e 800 metros de largura, Fern acertou o ponto exato da lata.Como e que os cachorros conseguem fazer isso? Tudo se resume a um nariz que nao e nada parecido com o nosso: cada narina pode ser controlada de maneira independente, o que permite que os caes detectem com precisao a direcao de onde vem um determinado cheiro.E o que se passa por dentro e ainda mais impressionante. Os caes dividem o fluxo de ar em duas correntes separadas - uma e a da respiracao e a outra, dos cheiros. Por isso, eles conseguem fazer as duas coisas ao mesmo tempo. E isso significa que a mente de um cachorro compreende o mundo de maneira completamente diferente da nossa.Mas nos, seres humanos, somos capazes de pensar de maneira mais abstrata. Sera que os animais tambem conseguem?Vamos usar o tempo como exemplo. Nos usamos relogio para acompanhar o tempo. Sera que os outros animais conseguem compreender o tempo usando os sentidos? Para tentar descobrir, colocamos em teste um velho mito sobre cachorros: o de que eles sabem exatamente quando seus donos estao prestes a voltar para casa.O video mostra Jazz, um viszla hungaro, e seus donos. Toda a familia esta convencida de que Jazz sabe exatamente a hora quando seu dono, Johnny, esta prestes a chegar em casa. E, para testemunhar isso, cameras foram espalhadas por toda a casa deles durante uma semana.A familia tem uma rotina regular: Christine e Johnny sempre saem de casa a mesma hora, de manha cedo, e deixam Jazz por conta propria. E, toda tarde, Christine chega em casa as 16 horas. Mas e o que Jazz faz que nos interessa: toda tarde, perto das 16h40, cerca de 20 minutos antes de Johnny voltar para casa, Jazz pula para cima do sofa como se estivesse esperando por ele. Ele parece um despertador canino. Parece que, de alguma forma, Jazz sabe que horas sao e que Johnny esta voltando para casa. E e uma afirmacao feita por muitos donos de cachorros.Mas como e que Jazz faz isso? Existe uma teoria de que o olfato dos cachorros pode desempenhar aqui um papel importante. Enquanto Johnny esta fora de casa, o cheiro que ele deixou para tras vai ficando mais fraco ao longo do dia. Entao sera que, quando o cheiro de Johnny cai a um determinado nivel, Jazz sente que ele esta prestes a voltar? Para testar essa teoria, no fim de semana foi feita uma
alteracao.A caminho de casa, Christine passou pelo clube de futebol de Johnny para apanhar uma camiseta que ele tinha acabado de usar. Depois, quando voltou para casa na hora de sempre, ela circulou pela sala agitando a camiseta para espalhar o cheiro de Johnny. Entao, se Jazz usa o cheiro de Johnny que vai ficando mais fraco para calcular a passagem do tempo, isso pode mudar o seu relogio.Faltando menos de meia hora para que Johnny volte normalmente para casa, pela primeira vez, Jazz fica cochilando. As 16h48, Jazz apenas levantou a cabeca por cerca de 30 segundos. Ele esta deitado novamente. Quando Johnny esta de volta, para Jazz, parece uma grande surpresa.Esse nao foi um teste de valor cientifico, mas e uma ideia curiosa pensar que o olfato dos caes possa leva-los a perceber o tempo.FACEBOOKTWITT
Confira em nosso site, caomisetas com siglas, acesse==>>http://www.bompracachorro.com/c-1-3/Caomisetas---SIGLAS Cocker Spaniel e uma raca de cao de porte medio e animal de estimacao comum em ambiente familiar. Essa raca e frequentemente caracterizada pela sua pelagem encaracolada e sedosa e pelas orelhas caidas. Esse tipo de cao e realmente lindo, mas precisa ser muito bem cuidado. Sua pelagem cresce rapidamente e precisa ser tosada a cada 4 a 6 semanas e escovada diariamente para evitar nos e para mante-la com aspecto limpo.Comece por escovar todo o pelo do seu cachorro com uma escova de cerdas longas e espacadas. Depois, use um pente de aco para ajudar a remover os emaranhados do pelo antes de voce tosa-lo. Se alguma area da pelagem estiver muito embaracada, use um pente especial para remover os nos.Confira em nosso site caomisetas para raca Cocker, acesse=>http://www.bompracachorro.com/c-1-10/Caomisetas---RACAS Sabe porque caimos? Para aprendermos a levantar...Caomisetas Batman=>> http://www.bompracachorro.com/c-1-6/Caomisetas---SUPER-HEROIS- Parecem ursinhos! Filhotes de cachorro sao as coisas mais fofas do mundo, confira! #Lindos #Fofos O assassino do quintal Sempre acho que estou protegido no cobertor , mas... esse sentimento dura pouco. AvisoNao tem post no final de semana , \o/ , e eu vou ir pra casa do meu primo , ficar la uma semana , e sem internet suficientemente boa pra fazer posts , entao vai ficar abandonado , mais antes uma tirinha *-*Quem nao entendeu , nao da pra criar tirinhas no celular , o< De Moto e Sem luva no Frio o mesmo desespero acontece andando de bike no frio em uma descida Adolescencia Era uma cena de sexo por temporada praticamente Manteiga de cacau no frio Beleza , agora senta la princesinha . Empresta uma caneta ? Pense mal ou pense bem , Mas pense no meu penis Faculdade Fapar Opaa , quem nao sabe fapar la deve se matricular ! Patinho de Banheira O que esse patinho me viu fazendo ? OH CEUS ! Delicadeza no onibus Toma tabua de passar Nem tudo e oque pareceAntes de julgar alguma coisa, pense bem! e a mensagem que esse video passa, claro , de uma forma bem criativa Parece que eu vi o PedoBear ali ? Thanks to the Northern Ohio Amateur Radio Society, Northern Ohio DX Association, Ohio/Penn PacketCluster Network, AB5K & the AR TelNet Clusters Network, KV1J, NJ1Q & W1AW, N2OO, NG3K & ADXO, W3UR & The Daily DX, K4UEE, N4AA & QRZ DX, N5NHJ, WB6RSE, K8GI, K8YSE, W8GEX & 60m DX News, KU9C, DL1SBF, DL7UXG & The DX News Letter, DxCoffee.com, DXNews.com, DX-World.Net, EA5GL, EA5RM, F6AJA & Les Nouvelles DX, G3SWH, I1JQJ/IK1ADH & 425 DX News, I2MQP & DX Italia News, IZ2FME, OH2BH, OZ0J, OZ6OM & 50 MHz DX News, Pete Rayer & ISWL, PG5M, RSGB IOTA Web Site, Sixitalia Weekly, VA3RJ & ICPO, VHF-DX-Portal (MMMonVHF) and YO3JW for the following DX information.NOTE FROM EDITOR (Update)As you can see, this bulletin is for the weeks of June 25th and July 3rd. The latest update on my father-in-law, Edward Shutty Sr., is that he passed away late Monday night. The family (with grand-kids) gathered Monday afternoon to say their
good-byes. My wife Linda, her mom Delores, her brother Ed and his wife Prudence, and myself stayed Monday night for his passing at 8:57 pm. He is now in a better place with our Lord. The family wants to thank the many thoughts and prayers that were sent via E-mail. He will be laid to rest on Friday, June 30th. Here is a picture of him with my grand-kids:https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1113490735462511&set=a.154431541368440.47873.100004047866177&type=3DXCC COUNTRY/ENTITY REPORTAccording to the AR-Cluster Network for the week of Thursday, 22nd/June, through Thursday, 29th/June there were 206 countries active. Countries available: 3A, 3B8, 3B9, 3D2, 3V, 3W, 3X, 4J, 4L, 4O, 4S, 4U1I, 4X, 5A, 5B, 5H, 5R, 5T, 5U, 5X, 5Z, 6Y, 7X, 8P, 8Q, 9A, 9H, 9J, 9K, 9M2, 9M6, 9N, 9Q, 9V, 9Y, A3, A4, A6, A7, A9, AP, BV, BY, C3, C6, CE, CE0Y, CE9, CM, CN, CP, CT, CT3, CU, CX, DL, DU, E5/s, E7, EA, EA6, EA8, EA9, EI, EK, EP, ER, ES, EU, EX, EY, EZ, F, FG, FH, FK, FM, FO, FP, FR, FS, FY, G, GD, GI, GJ, GM, GU, GW, HA, HB, HB0, HC, HH, HI, HK, HL, HP, HR, HS, HV, HZ, I, IS, J3, J6, J7, J8, JA, JD/o, JT, JW, JY, K, KG4, KH0, KH2, KH6, KL, KP2, KP4, LA, LU, LX, LY, LZ, OA, OD, OE, OH, OH0, OK, OM, ON, OX, OY, OZ, P4, PA, PJ2, PJ7, PY, PZ, S0, S5, SM, SP, SU, SV, SV5, SV9, T2, T7, T8, TA, TF, TG, TI, TK, TN, TR, TY, TZ, UA, UA2, UA9, UK, UN, UR, V3, V5, V6, V8, VE, VK, VK9X, VP2E, VP6, VP8, VP8/h, VP9, VR, VU, XE, XU, YB, YI, YJ, YL, YN, YO, YS, YU, YV, Z2, Z3, ZA, ZB, ZD7, ZD8, ZD9, ZF, ZL, ZP, ZS, ZS8PLEASE NOTE: The report "could" contain "Pirate/SLIM" operations or more likely a "BUSTED CALLSIGN". As always, you never know - "Work First Worry Later".13 COLONIES (Special Event). Once again the annual (the 9th) "13 ColoniesSpecial Event" will take place between 1300z, July 1st and 0400z July 7th.The certificate is printed on heavy card stock. Stations working one stateor, as many as all 15, will be eligible for the certificate. A "Clean Sweep"indicator will be affixed for those lucky enough to "Q" all 15. A specialendorsement will be attached for stations contacting their sister oper-ation, WM3PEN, in Philadelphia, PA, where independence was declared. Newsince 2015, the 13 Colonies have added a second sister event station.GB13COL will operate from Durham, England. The 13 Colonies certificatewill have a Liberty Bell added for a contact with WM3PEN. They will alsooffer a special QSL card printed just for this event. There should be atleast two stations from each on the 13 colonies on the air, as well asSuper contest stations, multi-operator Club stations and OM and XYL teams.The U.S. original 13 colonies are CT-DE- GA-MA-MD-NC-NH-NJ-NY-PA-RI-SC-VA.Special events stations mentioned are: K2A (NY), K2B (VA), K2C (RI),K2D (CT), K2E (DE), K2F (MD), K2G (GA), K2H (MA), K2I (NJ), K2J (NC),K2K (NH), K2L (SC), and K2M (PA). All HF bands will be in play,
includingthe WARC bands, with the exception of 60 meters. 2 meters and 6 metersimplex are encouraged. All modes of operation should be represented -SSB, CW, RTTY, Digital, and the Satellites. The mode of operation is upto the individual colony state station. For more details on the stations,suggested frequencies, QSL info and on how to obtain the specialcertificate, see: http://www.13colonies.info3Y0Z BOUVET DXPEDITION (Press Release #6, dated June 27th). In consul-tation with our new transportation partner Aerovias DAP, we continue torefine our plans for our Bouvet DXpedition. We expect to depart from KingGeorge Island, in the South Shetlands Islands on January 13, 2018. Ourtransit time to Bouvet will be between 9 and 11 days depending on weatherand the sea state. Upon arrival at Bouvet we will conduct reconnaissance flights to theisland and select a campsite free of crevasses. As weather permits wewill begin building our radio city on the ice and secure our infra-structure. Then antennas will go up, our equipment will be assembledand we will begin non-stop operations. We are planning to be at Bouvetfor 21 days, and depending on weather and other factors we hope to beon the air for 14-16 days. Then we will return to either King GeorgeIsland or Punta Arenas, Chile. All in all, we will be away from civil-ization for 6-7 weeks. Final preparations continue this summer, and we still have a lot to do: * Equipment will be tested under simulated harsh conditions at the QTH of K9CT. * Antennas will be assembled, tested and packed for transit at the QTH of WB9Z. * The Sea Container will be packed and shipped from Atlanta the first week of October. A team meeting will be held in Atlanta on Sept. 7-10. Topics to bediscussed will include: Safety Helicopter operations Site selection Shelter erection and quick deploy plans Weather Escape plans and rescue Medical considerations EME set-up and testing Familiarization and operation of Flex Radios and Amplifiers Propagation and our strategy Operator scheduling And....more. Our fund-raising continues. We are pleased with our progress towardour goal of 740,500 USDs. The team has committed 400,000 USDs cash aswell as paying for their own transportation, food and hotel expenses.DX Clubs have stepped up and some have added additional contributionsas have many individual DXers. However, we are still about 200,000 USDsshort. Please help if you can. We have a large payment due for the vesseland helicopters in several months. Please check our website at periodically forupdates and additions as we progress toward departure. You can also joinour Facebook group . For the 3Y0Z team, Ralph-K0IR Bob-K4UEE Erling-LA6VM4V1, HAITI. By the time you read this, operators Chris/W3CMP and Dale/N3BNAwill be active as 4V1G from Radio Club D'Haiti in Port-au-Prince untilJuly 6th. Activity will be focused on the 6 and 4 meter bands. QSL viaW3HNK.8Q, MALDIVES. By the time you read this John, G4IRN, will be active as8Q7RN from Kuredu Beach Resort (north side of the island) in the MaldiveIslands (AS-013) until July 6th. Activity will be holiday style usinga Yaesu FT-857 and some wires. He states, "Most likely mode/bands is CWon 30, 20 and
the RSGB IOTA Contest (July 29-30th) as a Single-Op/24-Hrs entry. QSL via his home callsign, direct or by the Bureau. SA-060. Operators Dilermando/PU8YAB, Hemeterio/PU8WHJ, Jose/PY8ZE and Jaime/PY8FML will be active as PX8I from Itarana Island during the RSGB IOTA Contest (July 29-30th) as a Mixed-Mode entry. Activity will be on 40-6 meters using CW, SSB and the Digital modes. Vertical antennas will be used on the beach. QSL via PY8WW.ISLAND HOPPING. "The DAILY DX" reports that Randy, WW6RG, will be visitingfour islands during July and August, and will operate some short SSB QRPoperations. Look for him to be on the following islands: KH9 - Wake Island; WW6RG/KH9; for only two days -- July 20th and August 17th; watch around 0330z and 0730z on 14205 kHz; and again around 0545z; US General ops listen for him around 14235 after 0600z. V7 - Marshall Islands (from Kwajalein Atoll); V73/WW6RG; July 24th and 26th, and again August 21st and 23rd; watch for him on 14205 kHz between 0330z and 0800z; and again at 0545z around 14235 kHz; this time he will be running 100 watts V2 - Antigua & Barbuda; V25RA; on August 5th and 6th; watch around 14230 kHz ZD8 - Ascension Island; ZD8RA; on August 7th; watch between about 0800z and 1030Z around 14205 kHz; and again between 1530z and 2000Z QSL all operations via his home callsign WW6RG. He does not use LoTW or eQSL.ISWL CALLSIGNS (For July). The following ISWL club callsigns will be usedthroughout the month of July 2017: GX4BJC/A - Operated from Great Missenden, in Buckinghamshire, by John, G8XTJ (/A WAB Square SP80 - England, IOTA EU-005, WLOTA 1841). MX1SWL/A - Operated from Stratton, in Cornwall, by Mike, M0SMJ (/A WAB Square SS20 - England, IOTA EU-005, WLOTA 1841). ALL QSLs will be handled by Herbie, G6XOU, and NOT the individualoperator. The I.S.W.L. is a member of the European PSK Club. All QSLinfo is on or or via .NO LoTW. I.S.W.L. Awards are available to all Hams and SWLs, see for full details. eQSL.cc cards ARE welcomed fortheir awards.LX, LUXEMBOURG. In preparation for future DXpeditions, Johannes/PA5X(also C91PA) and Gerben/PG5M will be testing their two-station set upwhen operating LX/homecall between July 6-9th. Operations will be on160-10 meters using CW, SSB and JT65. Lots of equipment has been selectedwhich needs to be tested in real conditions. A set of BPF's have beenconstructed for 9 bands; a pentaplexer will be used in combination witha 5-band Hexbeam and vertical antennas for 30-40-80-(160) meters andfiber poles of 12, 15 and 17 meters. Radios are IC-7300 and K3 with anACOM and SPE 1.3K (if delivered in time) amplifier. A certain amount ofstation automation will also be set up and tested. They are lookingforward to working you. QSL via their respective home callsigns. FurtherQSL information and an online log search can be found on: http://www.dx.toMM, SCOTLAND. Jan/ON4CO (OS5A) and Gert/ON4GS will be setting up a DX-pedition to the archipelago of St. Kilda, Scotland (EU-O59). The intendedtime frame to activate St. Kilda is between July 10-14th. A successfullandfall on Hirta is highly dependent on weather conditions which
on the beach and an IC-7300,from 20-6 meters primary on CW and RTTY/PSK31. LoTW QSOs will be loadedas soon as I'll be back in Dallas. QSL direct is ok, if anybody needs,via N5NHJ."
in the Northern Hemisphere, so a group of Essex Hams will be using this opportunity to operate outdoors for as long as possible on the 'June Summer Solstice'.GB1JSS will be operating from Chelmsford, Essex - activity will start just after 6am on 80m followed by 40m, 2m and other bands/modes as conditions+operators allow. A 6m station will feature, hoping to take advantage of the recent Sporadic'E conditions.All are welcome to attend, and activities will continue until around 9pm.The location is the central car-park at Galleywood Common - See M0PZT's website for details and directions: http://www.m0pzt.com/gb1jss-june-summer-solstice/
compiled by Wolfgang Buschel, GermanyALASKA 11870, June 8 at 1254 UT, KNLS is S9, surprisingly good, close todirectly off the back, signing off English hour with full new sked by Rob:11870 kHz at 08 & 12 UT; 7355 kHz also at 12 UT (JBA carrier here),9690 kHz at 10 UT, 11765 kHz at 14 UT.Also if in SoAsia, listen at 02 UT on 9600 kHz, 03 UT on 15515 kHz (whichare Madagascar he fails to mention). I first checked 11885 kHz where DaveValko caught KNLS on June 5 until 1259 UT, // 11870 kHz, but no 11885 kHzhere today). At 1259 UT, 11870 kHz to open carrier and off, but back onwith open carrier at *1300-1303* UT (or something else?)11870, June 9 at 1221 UT, checking KNLS English again earlier in the hour,which was in well yesterday by closing. Today it's VP S2-S4 with echo,long/short path? pop music, 1226 UT announcements I can't be positive arein English, much weaker than Vatican via Philippines open carrier alreadyon 11875 kHz at S9. KNLS improves slightly to S5-S7 by closing circa1255 UT with English schedule, but still unusable.Checking their own website, as expected, far out-of-date schedule at<http://www.knls.org/broadcasting-front.html>showing everything on 6, 7 or 9 MHz, nothing higher, and the MWV sked isalso old, from B-16 season. As usual, we have to go to Russian to find thecurrent sked for all languages, such as<http://www.knls.net/rus/schedule.htm>The Chinese site<http://www.smzg.org/home/>refuses to load for minutes but when it does, schedule there is out ofdate too. The Chinese must also go to the Russian page for accurate info!For example, Chinese at 0800-1000 UT is really on 11885 kHz (whichexplains how 11885 kHz was once erroneously on air a few hours later; andDave Valko says it was again today June 9 // 11870 kHz during the12 English hour), but the Chinese page shows 9655 kHz and the Englishpage 7355 kHz for Chinese at 08-10 UT !(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx and dxld June 9)Just noticed now at 1220 UT KNLS is on 11885 kHz again unscheduled andparallel to 11870 kHz. Not as good here as the first time noted onMonday. 1221 UT ID and mailing address announcement by lady, songannouncement, and into "Every Breath You Take" by The Police. Just wantto add that of course no other frequencies are noted on KNLS now exceptfor 11885 and 11870 kHz. 1227 UT short segment about DXing equipment andtechniques now, and into song by U2.(Dave Valko-PA-USA, hcdx June 9)11885 // 11870 kHz, June 21 at 1205 UT, KNLS English once again doublingup only a sesquideka_kHz apart, instead of one on 7355 kHz; 1307 UT "NewLife Station" ID. About equal, fading around S6. At 1315 UT, Chinese stillon 11885 kHz much stronger than // 9655 kHz. I suppose they are ondifferent azimuths, of which KNLS has four available, thanks to slewing at15-degree intervals: 270, 285, 300, and 315degr.(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx and dxld June 21)ALASKA Checked KNLS Anchor Point bcasts today Thur June 22 in SDR remotepost at Nagoya Japan. Excellent audio quality noted.11870 kHz KNLS Russian sce, noted with (?religious?) hard-rock-pop musicat 0952 UT, S=9+35dB strength in Japan. 10 kHz
- via ORS Moosbrunn, at 0342-0405 UTon June 14, man announcer with Farsi language talk. Closed at 0358 UT butat 0400 UT a woman gave ID in English language: "This is Adventist WorldRadio, the Voice of Hope. For more information visit us at awar.org.The following program is in Turkish." Good signal.(Rich D'Angelo-PA-USA, DXplorer via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews June 18)AUSTRIA 11880, on June 15 at 0635 UT, lite music and Arabish talkat S7-S5. HFCC shows AWR via ORS Moosbrunn, 300 kW, 175 degrees at0600-0700 UT but also Riyadh BSKSA at 0600-0900 UT, 250 kW at 310 degrees.Aoki breaks the tie showing AWR only, no Saudi on 11880 UT.(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx and dxld June 21)BRAZIL 4885.02, on June 23 at 0206 UT, JBA carrier vs hi QRN level;also at 0451 when I measure it slightly on hi side, and still at 0558.Radio Clube do Para, Belem, had been the strongest and most reliable ZY on60m, and usually on all night [...]4885 is one of those frequencies with more than one Brazilian tropicalstation, the other being Rdif. Acreana, Rio Branco, with nominal sked inWRTH 2017 as 0900-0400 UT, but both were double-daggered as inactive. Soam I hearing its carrier now, or is Para coming back? Suspect the latter,as both Dave Valko and Anker Petersen had previously reported Para on4885.02 kHz.(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx and dxld June 23)4885.021 kHz, checked on June 25 at 0715 UT at Edmonton Alb-CAN remote S=5BRAZIL Just when watched in German TV of European YOUTH-21 soccerfootball championship Portugal vv Spain 1-3 at 2005 UTC on June 20:11858.243 ... x.263 kHz ZYE954 R. Aparecida much fluttery and hopping of20 Hertz unstable distance range. S=6-7 signal here in southern Germany.ZYE954 Radio Aparecida signal wandered more than 100 Hertz upwards duringonly 5 minutes at 2150-2200 UT, June 21.from 11858.470 to 11858.580 kHz, steady moved up ... and also downwards !?[selected SDR options, span 12.5 kHz RBW 15.3 Hertz](wb df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews June 20 / 21)11858.9v BRAZIL R. Aparecida. Found that this had moved up even highernow varying between 11858.9 - 11859.0 kHz, mostly hanging around 11858.93kHz. PT tlk by M and W on peaks after 0045 UT, // 9630 kHz barely audible.Creating a big het against 11860 kHz Yemen (Saudi Arabia) which had to benotched out.11858.4v BRAZIL R. Aparecida. Came down a little by 1015 UT check.Similar varying signal to 10 hours earlier, but no het as Yemen notpresent. M anncr in PT on peaks. Signal is much like how 6010 kHzConciencia used to be. Varying between 11858.3 - 11858.5 kHz mostly,but did go up to 11858.7 kHz briefly at 1030 UT.(Dave Valko-USA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews June 20)9724.81 approx., on June 16 at 2356 UT, S3 signal with music, presumedRadio RB2*, stronger than 11855.57 kHz Aparecida, probably //. It's alsostronger than another ZY on 9674.9 kHz and weaker than 9665.8 kHz. Nextcheck on other receiver at 0318 UT June 17 puts it on 9724.835 kHz.{* acc Rudolfo Grimm in Brazil: now Radio Evangelizar, Curitiba PR.}And at 0325 UT on June 17, Rosary in Portuguese on 11934.934 kHz, anotherRB2 frequency, probably // Aparecida 11855.596