Kang Guru Indonesia's (KGI's) Anniversary 1989-2009

The 20th Anniversary of Kang Guru is almost upon. How should this wonderful achievement be celebrated? That's Kang Guru's problem to solve BUT maybe you have some ideas? If you have any ideas then please write and tell Kang Guru by email (kdalton@ialf.edu) or by letter. Entries close on October 31st, 2008. The twenty best ideas will receive the brand new and fabulous KGI t-shirt from the Australia Indonesia Partnership (AIP), AusAID and Kang Guru Indonesia.

If your feedback (letter, email, or SMS) is used in the Kang Guru magazine in September or December 2008 them you will receive a KGI 20th Anniversary t-shirt for your efforts.

Kang Guru Indonesia
IALF-Bali
PO. BOX 3095 Denpasar 80030 Bali Indonesia.
mobile: 08123870479 (SMS only)

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The English Service China Radio International: "Beautiful Guangxi" Knowledge Contest

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in southern China. To introduce this beautiful region to CRI listeners, CRI and the Guangxi Tourism Administration are sponsoring a five-part general knowledge contest on Guangxi.

There are ten questions in the quiz, with each of them having only one correct answer. CRI will present three types of awards to the winners. Each winner will receive a certificate and a special gift. Ten top prize winners will who a free 10-day trip to Guangxi at the end of the year.

All entries must be received by 6th October, 2008. You can also take the online quiz at http://english.cri.cn/tools/online/08gx/quiz.htm?english or email your answer at crieng@cri.com.cn

1. What is the emblem of Guilin?
A. Lijiang River
B. Elephant Trunk Hill.
C. Diecai Hill
2. How long is the Lijiang River?
A. 400 km.
B. 500 km
C. 600 km
3. Apart from Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, can the white-headed leaf monkey be found in any other part of the world?
A. Yes
B. No.
C. Not known
4. How many white-haired leaf monkeys are currently in China?
A. Over 400
B. Over 700.
C. Over 1000
5. What is the name of the ancient stringed instrument of the Zhuang ethnic group?
A. Tianqin.
B. Hulusi
C. Niutuiqin
6. The Detian Waterfall is located on the border between China and which country?
A. Laos
B. Vietnam.
C. Nepal
7. What is the grandest and most joyful festival for the Jing ethnic group?
A. Changha festival.
B. Huapao festival
C. Chixin festival
8. Which city is known as the largest natural oxygen bar in China?
A. Beihai.
B. Hezhou
C. Qinzhou
9. How old is the ancient town of Huangyao?
A. 1018 years
B. 1036 years.
C. 1063 years
10. How many peaks raising 1,000 meters above the sea level are there on Gupo mountain?
A. 15
B. 20
C. 25.

Name:
Address:
Occupation:
Age:
Gender:
Email:
Tel:
Fax:
"Guangxi In My Eyes"-please leave a message about your impression of Guangxi, which are also very important to help you win prize.

(Resource: China Radio International).

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Radio Romania International: WINNERS of the contest “ Myths and Reality in Bistrita Nasaud county”

GRAND PRIZE

Oleh Dorozhovets – Ukraine
Jose Luis Corcuera – Spain

1st PRIZE

Fritz Andorf – Germany
Constantin Kulacov – Poland
Natalia Zabolotna – Ukraine
René Pigeard – France
Ivana Janjic - Serbia
Maria Halmaghi – Germany
Rania Suleiman An-Naggar – Egypt
Agide Melloni – Italy
Susan Manson- the USA
Jorge Guerrrero – Argentina

2nd PRIZE

Anne Haegelen and Christian Ghibaudo- France
Hermann Heyne-Pietschmann – Germany
Narcisa Gabriela Bolbos and Viorel Nicolae Drăgan- the USA
Alexei Veselkov- Russia
Zhang Shifeng - China
Bob Placek – the USA
Luca Zazzeri- Italy
Manuel Pavon Sandoval – Spain

3rd PRIZE

Igor and Marina Mokrov - Russia
Michel Minouflet and Huguette Simmonds- France
Vasile Constantinescu – Canada
Alexandr Veselkov - Kazakhstan
Xi'Enchong, din China, Hugo Longhi - Argentina
Hector Goikoetxea - Uruguay
Lazo Arsovski- FYROM- Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Giovani Sergi and Giuseppe Torre - Italy
Sohami Zahra- Morocco
Khalaf Allah Hussein El-Merini, Belkiri Rihda and Khelil Abdel-Kader- Algeria

45 RUNNERS-UP

Eduard Bogoe - USA
Constantin Popescu -Australia
Bogdan and Daniela Itu - Spain
Rodica Istrate and Lucia Teszler- Italy
Victor Focşa - Ukraine
Andrei Gurkovski - Belarus
Liudmila Dementieva and Victor Varzin- Russia
Sergey Koleşov – Ukraine
Aldas Mazetis - Lithuania
Mohamed Bouzeboudja, Rabie Hamzaoui and Farid Boumechaal – Algeria
Amady Faye- Senegal
Francois Devynk and Gilles Gautier –France
Xue Sanyang, Wu Xuan, Han Keqin, Huang Liqiang and Wang Li - China
Hugo de Boom – Belgium
Prasanta Kumar Padmapati and Umesh Yadav Kumar – India
Mohammed Idrees Chana – Kenya
Asghar Shah – Pakistan
Henrique Jose Dantas Felinto - Brazilia
Salvador Lavin Carral and Javier Robledilli Jaen- Spain
Isabella Gregorio, Ciro Formisano, Alessia Porreca, Rossella Buccili, Daniela Verdelli and Silvestro Mallardi -Italy
El-Ihsani Bouchib, Abdel-Hamis Khrifi, Ahmad Boualfa and Bouabid Labiad – Morocco
Mohamed Goumidi – Algeria
Abou Bakr Abdoulmagd and Ahmad Abdo Said –Egypt
Ziad Salim Akil and Ahmad Ghunaimat – Jordan

(Resource: Radio Romania International)

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Radio Romania International: THE DANUBE DELTA Contest

The Delta is one of the most scenic regions in Romania and Europe, boasting a varied flora and fauna. It was formed between the three arms of the Danube: Chilia, Sulina and Sf. Gheorghe. Sulina is the easternmost town of Romania, located in the Danube Delta.

Radio Romania International (RRI) invite you to listen to RRI’s programmes and access the website at www.rri.ro to find out the correct answers to these questions; thus you can be the lucky winner of the contest. RRI will be waiting for your answers by September 30th 2008, the post date.

The Danube Delta was declared a Biosphere Reserve in August 1990; previously parts of the Delta had been declared nature reserves. Letea forest, with its strangely-shaped oak trees which grow on sandy soil, was declared a nature reserve in 1938. In 1972 it was the Rosca-Buhaiova area that was declared a nature reserve due to the pelican colony that had settled there.
The Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve, which is included in the UNESCO heritage list, also comprises the Razim-Sinoe lagoons, and it spans 580 thousand hectares.
This year, there will be two Grand Prizes, each consisting of a 9 day stay for 2 people with full boarding for next summer at a time that will be agreed on by winners and sponsors. The winners of the grand prizes will be accommodated in several locations in Tulcea county and the Danube Delta, including floating hotels. The contest is sponsored by the Cormoran Compound in Uzlina (www.cormoran.ro), Eurodelta Travel (www.eurodelta.ro), Finesse Travel & Explore (www.finesse.ro) and the Delta Hotel in Tulcea (www.deltahotelro.com) . As usual, travel fares from your country of origin to Romania and back as well as visa expenses (if the case may be) are not covered by RRI. Apart from the two grand prizes, you will have the opportunity to win lots of smaller prizes related to the Delta and Tulcea county, offered by our partners.
In the Danube Delta you can find the largest reeded area on the planet that covers 1,560 square kilometers, and 331 bird species, 9 of which have been declared unique species. The Delta is home to the largest pelican population in Europe (almost 8 thousand pelicans), to 60% of the world’s Pygmy Cormorant population and to 50% of the world’s Red-breasted Goose population.
In the Delta you can also discover rare birds such as the White-tailed Eagle or the Saker Falcon. Of the more than 300 bird species, 70 have come from other continents. Some of the Delta’s attractions are: the Dalmatian Pelican, the 'Eurasian' Spoonbill, the Great Egret, the Little Egret, the Mute Swan, the Whooper Swan, the Black-winged Stilt and the Ruddy Shelduck.
The questions:
* When did the Danube Delta become a biosphere reserve?

* What are the arms of the Danube that form the Delta before it flows into the Black Sea?

* What is the easternmost town in Romania, which is located in the Danube Delta?

* Name three species of birds that are common in the Danube Delta.

Along with the answers to these questions, please tell RRI what made you participate in this contest, and, if you want to, what source of information you used in the contest, other than RRI’s programmes.
You can write to us at the following address:
Radio Romania International, 60-64 General Berthelot Street, sector 1, Bucharest, PO Box 111, postal code: 010165.
You can fax RRI at: 0040213190562, or you can send your answers by e-mail at engl@rri.ro or eng@rri.ro. Remember to send your answers by September 30th 2008, post date. The winners will be announced at the end of October 2008.

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Radio Romania International: THE FASCINATION OF RADIO LISTENING Contest

Radio Romania International (RRI) are inviting you to write an essay on the topic “Why are you listening to the radio? Why are you listening to RRI? and send it by snail mail, fax, e-mail or you can fill in the form attached to the contest announcement on our website. Depending on how interesting, complex and though-provoking your essays are, you can win an interesting prize.

There will be many substantial prizes and smaller prizes consisting in arts objects related to Romania and the Romanian culture and also to the public radio. This contest is taking place the very year when, on November 1st, Radio Romania celebrates 80 years of Romanian broadcasting.

Furthermore, the most interesting essays will be quoted in RRI’s Sunday’s programs aired on November 2nd, more precisely on Listeners’ Day.

The contest is sponsored by SC Rombat SA from Bistrita, in northern Romania, and is being supported by the Agency for Government Strategies.

Media partners are SC Publicatiile “Flacara” SA and the Romanian International station -TVRI.

Please also state the reason why you decided to participate in this new contest. RRI address is: Radio Romania International, General Berthelot street, 60-64, sector 1, Bucharest, PO Box 111, zip code 010165, fax 00 40 21 319 05 62, e-mail: engl@rri.ro. RRI will be waiting for your answers by October 15th 2008, post date. The winners will be announced in late October 2008.

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Radio Prague Competition 2008 Winner

This year's Radio Prague Competition asked you to answer the following question:
Which Czech sportsperson or team has particularly impressed you?
The deadline was June 13 , 2008 and Radio Prague received a great many entries. Two finalists were selected from the mailbags received by each of Radio Pague’s six language sections, along with eight other particularly interesting entries. All ten will receive a special prize.

The overall winner of the 2008 Radio Prague competition is Jörg Teuschl from Germany,
The first prize, a week-long stay for two in Prague, is sponsored by OREA HOTELS, one of the biggest hotel chains in the Czech Republic.

English section finalists:
Yukiko Maki, Japan.
MacDonald Greg, Canada

Other winners:
Roy Kitson, Great Britain
Ashraful Islam, Bangladesh
Nobuya Kato, Japan
Avinash Premraj, India
Tom Blaha, USA
Alon K. Raab, USA
Mark Schiefelbein, USA, and
Li Ming, China.

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Kang Guru Radio English 2008 Writing Competition Winners

Hundreds of entries have been received from all over Indonesia for this year's Kang Guru Writing Competition. "Sport is very, very important".
The Grand Winner is Amanatun Hasanah from Gresik, East Java, Indonesia.
The two runner up entries are from Reem from Pamekasan, Madura, Indonesia and Helmi Wattimury from Sorong, West Papua, Indonesia.

All three winners will be visiting Bali later this year as part of their prize.

To read full entries go to the Kang Guru website, Story Page.

(Resource: Kang Guru Radio English Magazine June 2008) Readmore »»

RSI will end transmission on July 31

The Media Monitoring Club and all the SW radio listeners are sorrowful upper would the closure of the shortwave broadcast of RSI. This is a failure of the listeners clubs as a listeners' motivator to active and dedicated in shortwave radio. After the closing of the broadcast of Indonesian service of Radio Veritas Asia, and the closing of several language broadcasts in Radio Japan NHK World, and Radio Singapore International will end transmission on July 31.
Although, that is decisive of RSI, listeners only assets, not the owner and policy makers.
Mediacorp consideration as the main of RSI does not see the effectiveness of the Shortwave radio broadcast has diminished over time, with changing technology and media consumption habits.
For detailed information, you can Visit: Channel News Asia.
Although the RSI broadcast will closed, we hope communication between us still continues, and definitely RSI cannot be forgotten by us.

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RTI's 80 Anniversary

Radio Taiwan International is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year. RTI sincerely welcome the listeners to celebrate this important occasion. To participate in the event, all you need to do is to send RTI a short congratulatory message, preferably in just one sentence!

Time:
from June 1 to August 15th (postmarked)

How To Participate:
1. Mail to P. O. Box 123-199, Taipei, 11199, Taiwan.
2. Email to rti@rti.org.tw
3. Fax to 886-2-28862294

Best Enties
RTI will choose 130 listeners for best entry and there will also be 300 consolation prizes! The entries will be chosen on Septemer 9th at RTI’s headquarters in Taipei (to make processing easier, please write your name and address legibly)

Prizes
1. Best entry prize:(130)a limited edition RTI watch
2. Consolation prize (300)an RTI t-shirt

(Resource: Radio Taiwan International) Readmore »»

DW-TV via TVU Networks

Since May 15th, DW-TV can be seen on the worldwide p2p TV platform "TVU", live and around the clock.
This platform offers about 300 TV-channels and can be used by everyone. The only prerequisite is a PC, a DSL-connection and the downloaded software "TVU player" (to be had free of charge) . TVU-networks
is currently being used by 12 million users in 200 countries.

It is especially gratifying that Internet users in China now have the opportunity to watch DW-TV.
However, for licence reasons, reception of TVU is not possible in the USA.

The corresponding webpage: http://www.tvunetworks.com/

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The English Service Radio Netherland Shortwave Transmission Schedule

Shortwave Transmission Schedule
Summer period: from 30 March to 25 October 2008

NORTH AMERICA east - central - west
Time Service area kHz Meter band Schedule
00.00-00.57 A N America east 9845 31 Daily
01.00-01.57 B N America central 9845 31 Daily
04.00-05.57 C N America west 6165 49 Daily
ASIA
10.00-10.57 H,J East/Central Asia 15110 19 Daily
10.00-10.57 J East Asia 13820 22 Daily
10.00-10.57 K Far East 12065 25 Daily
10.00-10.57 I Southease Asia 11895 25 Daily
14.00-15.57 H South Asia 11895 25 Daily
14.00-15.57 H South Asia 9885 31 Daily
14.00-15.57 H South Asia 5830 31 Daily
AFRICA
18.00-18.57 D Southern Africa 6020 49 Daily
18.00-19.00 E,F East/Central Africa 15535 19 Daily
19.00-19.57 E,F East/Central Africa 15535 19 Daily
19.00-19.57 G West Africa 15335 19 Daily
19.00-19.57 G West Africa 11660 25 Daily
19.00-20.57 D Southern Africa 7425 41 Daily
19.00-20.57 E East Africa 5905 49 Daily
20.00-20.57 G West Africa 17810 16 Daily

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FREQUENCY CHANGE FOR CHINESE SERVICE DEUTSCHE WELLE RADIO (Indones ian Target Area)

Änderung(en) ab: 17.05.2008
Change(s) as from: May 17, 2008
Chinesisches Programm / chinese program
entfällt/cancelled: 13840 kHz
wird ersetzt durch/new: 13735 kHz
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CRI ENGLISH: ONLINE VOTING FOR FASCINATING PLACE IN CHINA, WINNER LIST

3 TOP WINNERS:
1. Koen van Aken- Netherlands.
2. Joao Loures - Brazil.
3. Bishnubabu Poudel - United Kingdom.
Each top winner will receive a silk scarf of a set of bath towels.

5 SECOND-PLACE WINNERS:
1. Hualisi - Mexico.
2. Nattapat Khumla - Thailand.
3. Meishan Liu - Canada.
4. Mayuku Omeresanine - Nigeria.
5. Glenn N. Roth - USA.
Each second place winner will receive a set of key-shaped Fuwa mascots.

10 THIRD-PLACE WINNERS:
1. Simon Cheung - China.
2. Xiaoxuan Che - China.
3. Harjito - Indonesia.
4. Jenny Hung - Philippines.
5. Lilin - China.
6. Paulo Roberto de Oliveira - Brazil.
7. Cliff Oliver - USA.
8. M. Younus - Pakistan.
9.
10.
Each third place winner will receive a set of Fuwa-themed chopsticks.

10 THANKS-FOR-VOTING GIFT WINNERS:
1. Rehada Huda - Bangladesh.
2. Syed Zafar Hussain - Pakistan.
3. Jin Xinyuan - China.
4. Hans Verner Lollike - Denmark.
5. Hugo Longhi - Argentina.
6. Bezazel Ferhat Ben Rabah - Algeria.
7. Miss. P. Sreelaxmi Reddy - Indonesia.
8. Xu Feiyan - China.
9.
10.
Each Thanks-for-voting gift winner will receive a Fuwa-themed scratch pad. Readmore »»

Radio Japan NHK World's Program

World Interaktif.

[ World of Haiku ]
Hello, haiku friends in the world. We hope you are enjoying your life with haiku. We have a haiku corner "World of Haiku" for the 1st week of every month.We share your haiku with listeners, while continuing Shokan's talk about introduction to haiku. Haiku MandalaHeavenly Bodies; Mountains; The Waters; Animals; Plants; Weather; Seasons; Precipitation; Evaporation; Time of the Day; Night Time;People; Residence; Travel; Country Name; Place Name; Famous Place; Personal Name;Gods; Buddha; Love; Transience; Lament; Reminiscence;Foods; Drinks; Sickness; Accident; War; Ghost; Monster.

[ Just For Laughs ]
We know that the stereotypical image for Japanese is still, serious, hard-working people with glasses and suit but no sense of humor. In "Just For Laughs" for every 2nd week of the month we talk about the topic of humor and laughter. especially the Japanese sense of humor. Let us know any Japanese jokes in your country. And also,send in any funny stories and jokes of your country. Jokes and funny stories reflect culture and society. So it would be a great opportunity for all of us to learn about you!

[ Listening Library ]
Japanese literature comes alive in the final week of the month. From The Tale of Genji, the world's oldest novel, to Rashomon, the basis of Kurosawa's award winning film, host Yuko Aotani guides you through the fascinating world of Japanese classics. These monthly readings bring to life decades old stories, shedding new light on masterpieces that have sparked the imagination of young and old for generations. Listening Library - The magic of the spoken word .

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Radio Veritas Asia

Radio Veritas Asia is a non-stock, non-profit organization tasked to "proclaim the message of God's love to the peoples of Asia. RVA is committed to proclaim the message of God's love to the people of Asia by producing human development and Catholic evangelization programs, in cooperation with recognized production centers and transmitting these programs via short-wave and related means of electronic media.

RVA broadcasts daily from 2100 to 0330 UTC on different frequencies from 19 to 49 meter bands in two simultaneous transmissions. The programs aired are produced both in the Fairview studios in Quezon City, Philippines and in the target area production centers. Pursuing its two-fold objective of Evangelization and Human Development, RVA communicates with 21 countries in Asia in 17 languages.

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Member of Media Monitoring Club

MEMBER OF MEDIA MONITORING CLUB:

Chairman : Summase A. Sanjaya, Makassar Indonesia
Secretary : Kamilia, Makassar Indonesia
Treasurer : Hj. Karimah Laera, Makassar Indonesia

Member:
1. Ester Nana, Taiwan.
2. Nani Azizah, Abu Dhabi.
3. Iis Soraya. Indonesia.
4. Hayat Sharuna Hadyanti, Banyumas, Indonesia
5. Komah Bella Sapitri, Riyadh, K.S.A.
6. Suharmanto, Magelang, Indonesia
7. Eko Pramono, Indonesia.
8. Amiyah Madrusdi, Cilacap, Indonesia
9. Meisiy Suwardi, Dammam, K.S.A.
10. Gita Saraswati, Batang, Indonesia.
11. Suwardi, Makassar Indonesia.
12. Amrullah, Makassar, Indonesia.
13. Lastang Somba, Soppeng, Indonesia.
15. Misyati, Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
16. Sugito, Pati, Indonesia.
17. Andy Setiawan, Indonesia.
18. Suriani, Pontianak, Indonesia.
19. Eko M.Anshori, Indonesia.
20. Sri Rahayu, Tainan County, Taiwan.
21. Suherman, Pangkep, Indonesia.
22. Fathur Rosyid, Sumenep, Madura.
23. Yati Soewito, Taiwan.
24. Winarsih, Indonesia.
25. Amin Is/Ano, Indonesia.
26. Harmin, Kendari, Indonesia.
27. Azmi Waluyo, Ciamis, Indonesia.
28. Saripuddin Dalimunthe, Padang Sidempuang, Indonesia.
29. Yusria Sari Kahembau, Sangihe, Indonesia.
30. Endang S, Taiwan.
31. Kesih Sukaesih, Kaohsiung County, Taiwan.
32. Nada Abdullah Abbas, Jordan.
33. Firdaus, S.Ag., Flores, NTT, Indonesia.
34. Aloysius H.M, Tuban, Indonesia.
35. Herbert Sunu Budiharjo, Jakarta, Indonesia.
36. Jemmy Liwang, Bau-Bau Indonesia.
37. Mashudi, Aceh Sungkil, Indonesia.
38. Endang Nasriza, Indonesia.
39. Lila Febriza, Indonesia.
40. Wahyu Seroja, Taiwan.
41. Rini Rohayati, Indonesia.
42. Erny AG, Abha, K.S.A.
43. Siti Fajar Mardiana, Pangandaran, Indonesia.
44. Suniah Sarika Lin, Jordan.
45. Kinsanubary, Subang Indonesia.
46. Triadiyono, Indonesia.
47. Abd. Wahab Al-Bilal (Special Member from BM-C), Luwu Indonesia.
48. Puspita Giana, Indonesia.
49. Shanti Noviyanti, Taiwan.
50. H. Kamal, Jeddah, K.S.A.
51. Muhammad Kaafi, Makassar Indonesia.
52. Kadriah, Makassar, Indonesia.
53. Fitria Kahembau, Sangihe, Indonesia.
54. Surni Damar, Sangihe, Indonesia.
55. Imam Tarsis, Ponorogo, Indonesia.
56. Sigit Saksono, Padang, Indonesia.
57. Sri Lestari, Padang Panjang, Indonesia.
58. Valerius Tolok, Lembata, NTT Indonesia.
59. Arjuna Arsi, Indonesia.
60. Isum Maizar, Indragiri Hilir, Indonesia.
61. Aminah Laela, Oman.
62. Maya, Jambi, Indonesia.
63. Suleman, Makassar, Indonesia.
64. Ronny Pangemanan (Special Member from ROPAN Fans Club), Tomohon Indonesia.
65. Desmond, Bekasi, Indonesia.
66. Mariadi Purnomo, Deli Serdang, Indonesia.
67. M. Sumantri, Cirebon, Indonesia.
68. Yan Afriansyah, Lampung, Indonesia.
69. Mat Yunan, Kapuas Hulu, Kalimantan Barat, Indonesia.
70. Nata Yossef Sonata, Samarinda, Indonesia.
71. Susi, Cikampek, Indonesia.
72. Bambang Purboyo, Cilacap, Indonesia.
73. Mithayani, Tainan Hsien, Taiwan.
74. Arifah, Makassar, Indonesia.
75. Saifun Najib, Jombang, Indonesia.
76. Intan, Jambi, Indonesia.
77. Sumawan, Sukadana, Lampung Timur, Indonesia.
78. Darsono, Tuban Indonesia.
79. Jack Anthonius, Kupang, Indonesia.
80. Kunaenah, Taiwna.
81. Min Lin, Garut, Indonesia.
82. Purwanto S, Indonesia.
83. Amy Kasmini, Kaohsiung County, Taiwan.
84. A. Takdir Bahri, Makassar, Indonesia.
85. Esron, Makassar, Indonesia.
86. Maria, Makassar, Indonesia.
87. Chely, Makassar Indonesia.
88. Tenri Ratusanti, Makassar Indonesia.
89. Cicilia Mico, Makassar Indonesia.
90. Andi Muttaqin, Makassar, Indonesia.
91. Amir Latif, Makassar Indonesia.
92. Asrul, Makassar, Indonesia.
93. Abd. Rahmat ZT, Bau-Bau, Indonesia.
94. Ervina Talalu, Makassar, Indonesia.
95. Abd. Basri ZT, Makassar, Indonesia.
96. Muchtar Kadir, Makassar, Indonesia.
97. Hasanuddin, Batu Raja Sumatera Selatan, Indonesia.
98. Fajar Alam Hamzah, Indragiri Hilir, Indonesia.
99. Rahima Safirah Sanjaya, Makassar, Indonesia.
100. Nora Nurkaya Demmarupa, Sumbawa, Indonesia.
101. Norpa T. Palayukan, Makassar Indonesia.
102. Saeful Fahmi, Lombok Indonesia.
103. Arifin Yusuf, Makassar, Indonesia.
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Deutsche Welle Summer Schedule 2008

DW-RADIO/Deutsch

Summer 2008 (30.03.2008 – 25.10.2008)
Indonesian Java, Sumatra UTC + 7 Stunden = Ortszeit
Bali, Borneo UTC + 8 Stunden = Ortszeit
Singapur / Malaysia UTC + 8 Stunden = Ortszeit


08:00 – 09:55 UTC
15605 kHz

10:00 – 12:00 UTC
17635 kHz
21780 kHz

12:00 – 14:00 UTC
9565 kHz

20:00 – 21:55 UTC
7330 kHz

23:00 – 23:58 UTC
5955 kHz
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Radio Japan NHK’s Listeners Audience

Preparations.

Several years ago (1-2 years ago) was held The Audience listeners Radio Japan NHK World in Surabaya that was attended by approximately 40 people (according to information that we received). Editorial staff and several colleagues in South Sulawesi and surrounding area (the East Territory) could not come to because the distance of the location of listeners audience (possibly was caused by the activity factor and most of them, certainly the fund factor). We, several listeners and the club that was spread at the east of Indonesia, always felt was ignored if the location election of listeners audience was done by international radio stations if they will carry out listeners audience. always proposed that very much-time listeners audience was held in Makassar. And just the wish to become the host listeners audience got the fresh wind when the Producer of Radio Japan NHK World, Ms. Tomoko Yoshihara emailed to editorial staff that the big listeners audience possibility will be held in Makassar.

As the preparations stage, editorial staff of MMC afterwards contact all the available radio listeners in his phonebook, amount of 100 people contact through the SMS (Short Message Service), 14 people among them that register himself, including from Broadcast the Club Monitor (Abd.Wahab Al-Bilal) from West Sulawesi. Considering that the number of participants that register through the SMS only 14 people, is increased by 12 people from Listeners Club Radio (RLC) Makasssar, then we Advertised in the Tribun Timur Daily Newspaper from February 27 to March 11 2008. From the advertisement that we published, then we received 28 people that registered, so the number of whole that register through us have 42 people, is increased by 12 people from RLC, and the rest registered direct to NHK World.

The place/Implementation Time:

Pantai Gapura Restaurant, Jl. Pasar Ikan Makassar, (12.15 WITA until 16.00 WITA).

The number of participants: participants who are present numbering around 80 people who come from Mamuju, Polman, Pare-pare, NTT(Nusa Tenggara Timur), Tomohon, Gowa and Makassar.

The series of the Agenda:

1. The opening ceremony by Ms. Lily Yulianty

2. The introduction about Japan.

3. The introduction with the Producer, the Announcer, and the Staff Radio Japan NHK World.

4. The quizzes.

5. Rest (Lunch)

6.Study Japanese.

8. Sing the Japanese Song (Guest: Ervina Talalu, Andi Nurhijrawati, and Norpa T.Palayukan).

9. Picture together.

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Bible Voice Broadcasting Summer Schedule

BIBLE VOICE BROADCASTING

All our Shortwave Programs are available for internet listening at www.biblevoice.org.
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NEW!!! Dunamis Shortwave 4.750 mhz – 60 meter band 6 – 10 p.m. local Uganda time!
Broadcasting from Mukono, Uganda

PROGRAMME SCHEDULES - A08 Summer
MIDDLE EAST All times in UTC (Universal Time)
Local times...

Jerusalem +2 W +3 S Amman +2 W +3 S

Cairo +2 W +3 S Ar Riyad +3 W/S

Damascus +2 W +3 S Dubai +4 W/S

Tehran +3.5 W +4.5 S Addis Ababa +3 W/S

Baghdad +3 W +4 S Asmera +3 W/S

MIDDLE EAST 1

13.590 Khz; 22 meter band; 100 Kw; Juelich

Day Time Language

Sunday 1530-1815 English
Monday 1540-1600 English
Tuesday 1540-1615 English

1615-1645 English Music

1645-1700 English

1700-1715 Hebrew/English
1715-1800 Hebrew
Wednesday 1540-1615 English
Thursday 1540-1615 English

1615-1630 English Music
1630-1645 English
Friday 1540-1800 English

Saturday 1545-1600 English
1600-1615 English Music
1615-1730 English
1730-1745 Tagalog

1745-1800 Various
1800-1830 English

MIDDLE EAST 2

9.430 Khz; 31 meter band; 250 Kw; Wertachtal

Day Time Language

Sunday 1800-1845 English
1845-1900 Bahasa
Friday 1830-1900 English
Saturday 1800-1830 English

MIDDLE EAST 4

11.635 Khz; 25 meter band; 250kw; Wertachtal

Day Time LanguageMonday 0430-0530 Arabic
Tuesday 0430-0530 Arabic
Wednesday 0430-0530 Arabic
Thursday 0430-0530 Arabic
Friday 0430-0545 Arabic

MIDDLE EAST 5

9.430 Khz; 31 meter band; 100 Kw; Wetachtal

Day Time Language

Sunday 1630-1700 Arabic
1700-1800 English
Monday 1615-1730 Arabic
Tuesday 1700-1730 Arabic
Wednesday 1615-1730 Arabic
Thursday 1700-1730 Arabic
Friday 1615-1730 Arabic
Saturday 1630-1700 Arabic
1700-1800 English

MIDDLE EAST 6

13.580 Khz; 22 meter band; 250 Kw; Wertachtal

Day Time Language

Monday 1625-1730 Arabic
Tuesday 1625-1715 Arabic
Wednesday 1625-1730 Arabic
Thursday 1625-1730 Arabic
Friday 1625-1715 Arabic

EGYPT All times in UTC (Universal Time)
Local times...Cairo +2 W +3 S: Tehran +2 W +3 S

Egypt 1

17.535 Khz; 16 meter band; 125 Kw; Wertachtal

Day Time Language

Friday 0900-1000 Arabic
Egypt 2

9.635 Khz; 31 meter band; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Day Time Language

Thursday 2000-2030 Arabic

IRAN All times in UTC (Universal Time)
Local times...Tehran +3.5 W +4.5 S

IRAN 1

11.875Khz; 25 meter band; 100 Kw; Juelich
Day Time Language

Sunday 1800-1900 Farsi
Monday 1800-1830 Farsi
Tuesday 1800-1900 Farsi
Wednesday 1800-1830 Farsi
Thursday 1800-1900 Farsi

Friday 1800-1830 Farsi
Saturday 1800-1815 English

IRAN 2

12.140 Khz; 25 meter band; 100 Kw; Juelich
Day Time Language
Sunday 1530-1730 Farsi
Monday 1530-1730 Farsi
Tuesday 1530-1730 Farsi
Wednesday 1530-1730 Farsi
Thursday 1530-1730 Farsi
Friday 1530-1730 Farsi
Saturday 1530-1730 Farsi

EAST AFRICA All times in UTC (Universal Time)
Local times...

Addis Ababa +3 W/S

Asmera +3 W/S

Khartoum +3 W/S

EAST AFRICA 1a

11.635 Khz; 25 meter band; 125Kw; Wertachtal
Day Time Language
Sunday 0430-0500 Amharic
Saturday 0430-0530 Amharic

EAST AFRICA 1b

13.810 Khz; 22 meter band; 100 Kw; Nauen

Day Time Language

Sunday 1600-1630 Oromo
1630-1800 Amharic
1800-1830 Somali
1830-1900 Amharic
Monday 1600-1630 Oromo
1630-1700 Amharic

1700-1730 Tigrinya
1730-1800 Amharic
Tuesday 1600-1700 Amharic
1700-1730 Tigrinya 1730-1800 Amharic
Wednesday 1600-1800 Amharic
Thursday 1630-1800 Amharic
Friday 1630-1700 Amharic
1700-1730 Tigrinya

1730-1800 Amharic

1800-1830 Somali
1830-1900 Amharic
Saturday 1600-1630 Oromo
1630-1800 Amharic
1800-1815 Somali

EAST AFRICA 2

17.650 Khz; 16 meter band; 100Kw; Juelich

Day Time Language

Wednesday 1530-1600 Tigrinya

Sudan
13.720 Khz; 22 meter band; 100Kw; Juelich
Day Time Language
Sunday 1630-1700 Nuer
1700-1730 Dinka
Monday 1630-1700 Nuer
1700-1730 Dinka
Tuesday 1630-1700 Nuer
1700-1730 Dinka
Wednesday 1630-1700 Nuer
1700-1730 Dinka
Thursday 1630-1700 Nuer
1700-1730 Dinka
Friday 1630-1700 Nuer
1700-1730 Dinka
1730-1745 Fur
Saturday 1630-1700 Nuer
1700-1730 Dinka

CENTRAL AFRICA All times in UTC (Universal Time)
Local times...

Lagos +1 W/S
CENTRAL AFRICA 1

11.830 Khz; 25 meter band; 100 Kw; Juelich

Day Time Language

Sunday 1830-1845 Swahili
1845-2000 English

CENTRAL AFRICA 2
13.710Khz; 22 meter bandl 500 Kw; Nauen
Day Time Language
Sunday 1900-1930 English

WEST AFRICA All times in UTC (Universal Time)
Local times...

Lagos +1 W/S
WEST AFRICA 1

11.830 Khz; 25 meter band; 125 Kw; Wertachtal

Day Time Language

Saturday 1930-1945 French
1945-2000 Adja


INDIAN SUBCONTINENT All times in UTC (Universal Time)
Local times...

Delhi +5.5 W/S

Karachi +5 W/S

Kolkata +5.5 W/S

Kabul +4.5 W/S

Dhaka +6 W/S

Kathmandu +5.75 W/S

INDIA 1 15.680 Khz; 19 meter band; 250 Kw; Nauen
Day Time Language
Sunday 1400-1500 English
Saturday 1400-1500 English

INDIA 2

9.815 Khz; 31 meter band; 500 Kw; Wertachtal

Day Time Language

Sunday 0030-0045 Bengali
Monday 0030-0045 Bengali
Tuesday 0030-0045 Bengali
Wednesday 0030-0045 Bengali
Thursday 0030-0045 Bengali
Friday 0030-0045 Bengali
Saturday 0030-0045 Bengali

INDIA 4

9.490 Khz; 31 meter band; 500 Kw; Wertachtal
Day Time LanguageSunday 0030-0100 English
Monday 0030-0100 Hindi
Tuesday 0030-0100 Hindi
Wednesday 0030-0115 Hindi
Thursday 0030-0100 Hindi
Friday 0030-0100 English
Saturday 0030-0100 English

INDIA 5

15.680 Khz; 19 meter band; 100 Kw; Juelich

Day Time Language

Sunday 1530-1600 Urdu
Tuesday 1515-1600 Urdu
Wednesday 1515-1600 Urdu
Thursday 1515-1530 Urdu
1530-1600 English
Friday 1515-1530 Punjabi
1530-1600 Urdu
Saturday 1530-1600 English


INDIA 6 15.390 Khz; 19 meter band; 250 Kw; Nauen
Day Time Language
Sunday 1500-1530 Bengali
Monday 1500-1600 Hindi
Tuesday 1530-1600 Hindi
Wednesday 1515-1600 Hindi
Thursday 1500-1515 Tamil
1515-1530 Telegu
1530-1600 Hindi
Friday 1500-1530 Bengali
1530-1600 Hindi Saturday 1500-1530 English

INDIA 7

7.485 Khz; 41 meter band; 250 Kw; Tachkent

Day Time Language
Thursday 1400-1415 Bengali

1415-1445 Nepali

Friday 1400-1415 Dzongkha

1415-1500 Hindi

WEST EUROPE All times in UTC (Universal Time)
Local times...

London 0 W +1 S

Stockholm +1 W +2 S

Lisbon 0 W +1 S

Oslo +1W +2 S

Paris +1W +2S

WEST EUROPE 1/UK 5.945 Khz; 49 meter band; 100 Kw; Wertachtal

Day Time Language

Sunday 0700-0815 English
Friday 0745-0800 English
0800-0815 Urdu
Saturday 0700-0815 English

SPAIN
9.435 Khz; 31meter band; 100 Kw; Nauen
Day Time Language

Sunday 1800-1830 Spanish

EAST EUROPE/RUSSIA All times in UTC (Universal Time)
Local times...

Moscow +3W/+4S

Warsaw +1W/+2S

Prague +1W/+2S

Kiev +2W/+3S

Budapest +1W/+2S

EAST EUROPE 1/RUSSIA

6.130 Khz; 49 meter band; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
Day Time Language

Sunday 1800-1830 English

1830-1900 Russian

1900-1930 English
Monday 1815-1830 Russian
Tuesday 1800-1830 Russian
Wednesday 1815-1830 Russian
Thursday 1815-1845 Russian
Friday 1800-1830 Russian
Saturday 1800-1845 English

CHINA All times in UTC (Universal Time)
Local times...

Beijing +8W/S

Shanghai +8W/S

Hong Kong +8W/S
Seoul +9W/S

CHINA 1

5.950 Khz; 49 meter band; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk

Day Time Language

Sunday 1115-1130 English
1200-1230 Cantonese
1230-1245 Vietnamese
Monday 1115-1130 English
1130-1200 Mandarin
1200-1215 Bahasa
1215-1230 Cantonese

1230-1245 Vietnamese
Tuesday 1115-1130 English
1130-1215 Mandarin
1215-1230 Cantonese

1230-1245 Vietnamese
Wednesday 1115-1130 English
1130-1215 Mandarin
1215-1230 Cantonese

1230-1245 Vietnamese
Thursday 1115-1130 English
1130-1215 Mandarin
1215-1230 Cantonese

1230-1245 Vietnamese
Friday 1115-1130 English
1130-1200 Mandarin
1200-1215 Mandarin/English Music
1215-1230 Cantonese
1230-1245 Vietnamese
Saturday 1115-1200 English

1200-1230 Cantonese

1230-1245 Vietnamese
1245-1300 English

China 2
15.610 Khz; 19 meter bank; 250 Kw; Nauen
Day Time Language
Monday 1200-1230 Uygur
Tuesday 1200-1230 Uygur
Wednesday 1200-1230 Uygur
Thursday 1200-1230 Uygur
Friday 1200-1230 Uygur

KOREA All times in UTC (Universal Time)
Local times...

Korea 5.985 Khz; 49 meter band; 200 Kw; P. Kamchatsky

Day Time Language
Sunday 1015-1045 English
1045-1100 Japanese
1100-1130 Korean
1130-1145 Japanese
Saturday 1045-1130 Korean

Vietnam 7.255 khz; 41 meter band; 250 Kw; Wertachtal

Day Time Language
Friday 2245-2330 Vietnamese
Saturday 2300-2330 Vietnamese

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RCI's Program

The Link.

The Link is a two-hour daily radio show aimed at connecting new immigrants to Canada and Canada to the world. Plug in to our show for immigration news and stories. Find out what’s new and exciting on Canada’s cultural landscape. And get the pulse on what’s happening in Canada today. Whether you live inside or outside the country, just click on The Link and get connected.

Maple Leaf Mailbag
This pastiche of Canadiana focuses on you, the audience! Ian reads your letters, answers your questions, and shares your impressions of Canada with listeners from around the world. There's always lots fun, along with special guests, short-wave news, contests and giveaways. You can even join RCI's Maple Leaf Pen Pal Club. If you want to hear what the international community thinks about Canada this is the place to be.

Blink
If you're unable to tune in to our daily programme The Link, don't despair. We're repeating a selection of the Link's best stories on a special Saturday edition. It's "The Best of the Link" - let's just call it "Blink", Saturday's on RCI. (Radio Canada International) Readmore »»

Media Monitoring Club Profil

Media Monitoring Club Profile.

BACK GROUND.
The founder of this listeners club has been listening to the shortwave radio stations since 1996, then became Program Monitor for Radio Japan NHK World since 2001, Technical Monitor for KBS World Radio (Radio Korea International) since 2002, Radio Taiwan International since 2004, and Deutsche Welle since 2005.
After listening to the shortwave radio stations over nine years long, the founder of this listeners club have friends more than 400 persons. The founder thinks that if the 400 persons organized by one organization, then this club will be a big community.
One of the background establishments of the club is considering that in the globalization era of information, information could be reach very quickly whenever wherever we are; meanwhile shortwave radio listeners still more, because through shortwave radio we could receive information from various parts of the world quickly and cheaply.
We make an effort so that the shortwave radios continue to exist. The existence of shortwave radio that definitely was supported by the quite decisive factor, that is listeners. Without listeners, the shortwave radio will not exist.
We try to found/establish this club to gather members from readers, listeners, viewers and netter of media so that the media communication specially shortwave radio still exist to increase our knowledge and serve us information from all of viewpoint.
And, considering that many friends agreed, and then we establish Media Monitoring Club.

THE PRINCIPLE OF MEDIA MONITORING CLUB.
Help each other in the difficulty and keep each other in the way of truth.

MOTTO
Media Monitoring, Business Information, and Friendship Relations.

THE AIM OF MEDIA MONITORING CLUB:
1. To share information about shortwave radio.
2. To share information about various things.
3. To share information about business or to make business network.
4. As interpersonal connecting bridge listeners, between listeners and international radio, and between international radio and national radio.

NUMBER OF MEMBERS:
103 members from Indonesia, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Oman.

CLUB ACTIVITIES.
1. Active in member recruitment.
2. Each member will introduce by us to all international radio to be recommended so that they could be sent the program/broadcast schedule, brochure, souvenir, and other. And the reverse, we will give them the addition of information about international radio.
3. Since July 2006, we published bulletin each month to give members additional information about media, business, and pen pal.

PAST ACTIVITIES.
1. Listener’s audience with Enny Wibowo from Radio Australia on November 29, 2005 in Jl. Galangan Kapal I No. 20 Makassar Indonesia.
2. Design logo of Media Monitoring Club Contest from February 1, 2006 to March 30, 2006 for the occasion of 1st anniversary of Media Monitoring Club.
3. Polling: The favorite radio station from February 1, 2007 to March 30, 2007 for the occasion of 2nd anniversary of Media Monitoring Club.
4. Discussion group with Trevor Harrison from Asianstrategies.com Australia, organized by Taylor Nelson Sofres on July 8, 2007 in Makassar Golden Hotel.
5. Polling: The best shortwave frequency, from February 1, 2008 to Marc 30, 2008 for the occasion of 3rd anniversary of Media Monitoring Club.

Media Monitoring Club:
CHAIRMAN: Summase A.Sanjaya

Postal Address: PO.BOX 1157 MKS 90000 Makassar Indonesia
Secretariat : Jl. Batua Raya No. 53 Makassar 90233 Indonesia
E-mail : monitoringclub@yahoo.co.id

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