Von: BueschelW@web.de im Auftrag von Wolfgang Bueschel ...

Atlantikinsel praktisch keine Perspektiven.
Wovon sollen Michael Benjamin und seine Familie nun leben? Der Alltag auf
Saint Helena wird fuer sie zu einem Ueberlebenskampf mit ungewissem
Ausgang. "360 degr - Geo Reportage" begleitet neben den Benjamins weitere
Menschen bei ihrer Rueckkehr nach Saint Helena. Nach 21 Jahren zieht es
auch die gebuertige Insulanerin Winnie Thomas mit ihrer Tochter Annalise
aus England zurueck in die Heimat. Ehemann und Vater Brian Thomas verstarb
erst kuerzlich an Krebs. Nun soll er im Heimatboden seine letzte Ruhe
finden. Fuer Winnie und Annalise beginnt ein neues Leben. Koennen sich die
beiden an die Einsamkeit gewoehnen? Wie wird Annalise von ihren neuen
Mitschuelern aufgenommen? Und wie reagieren die Verwandten auf die
Rueckkehr der beiden?
SAIPAN 9715 - the IBB transmitter still in awful shape to be kept on
the air, Nov 1 at 1342 in Russian with rough modulation, and carrier very
unstable; American news, referencing Huffington Post, 1345 UT ID as "Radio
Svoboda, Novosti", so it's R. Liberty, 100 kW, 325 degrees at 13-14 UT
only on 9715 kHz. Probably has same problem at other hours on other
frequencies.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Nov 2)
SLOVAK REP 9510 kHz via Rimavska Sobota-SVK transmitter center.
Hello There from Milan, Italy,
This week we are happy to introduce you with a new broadcaster on IRRS
Christian segment called "European Gospel Radio" .
Starting Nov. 7, 2010, at 11:30 CET (10:30 UTC, winter) on 9510 we present
"Heaven's Peace Plan", produced by the Fatima Network in the USA.
What's so special about HPP? First of all we are glad to have a Catholic
radio program once again on the air, and after hearing a few sample
broadcast all I can say is that it's not the usual screaming-like program
we often hear on the airwaves. First broadcast in 1987, "Heaven's Peace
Plan" is hosted by Father Nicholas Gruner, and is on the air in North
America and, via shortwave, in almost 200 nations around the world.
Please try to tune in on IRRS/EGR and please tell us what you think, and
write to the address given on the broadcast to receive any of the books or
magazines that are offered on the air. Our program producers and
supporters will be glad to hear your comments and reception reports, and
your letters will help keeping program like this on the air.
If you haven't seen our latest B-10 schedule, you should be aware that
there are two minor changes this year. First, we are now on 9510 kHz (just
5 kHz apart from the previous frequency of 9515 kHz) on Saturday and
Sunday morning CET. Second, regretfully, we had to reduce our Friday,
Saturday and Sunday evening broadcast by one hour, but we are back on the
air every day of the week to Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, at
the same time, from 20:00-21:00 CET (19:00-20:00 UTC, winter) on 7290 kHz.
There may be additions or other frequency changes in the next few weeks.
Please check our latest freq and program schedules at:
and please write us at reports (at) nexus (dot) org
Thank You and stay tuned!
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