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Search and rescue missions are often measured in minutes, where clear communication can mean the difference between life and death. In King County, Washington, search and rescue operations are powered primarily by volunteers—about 600 individuals alongside 16 sheriff’s deputies. Collectively, these volunteers respond to 150–200 missions per year, contribute more than 49,000 hours annually,…
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Icom Powers 3Y0K: Ham Radio’s Most Ambitious DXpedition to Remote Bouvet Island (Part 2)
Few places on Earth are as inaccessible—and as coveted by amateur radio operators—as Bouvet Island. Located in the South Atlantic, this uninhabitable rock has long been regarded as the “Mount Everest of DXpeditions.” According to the DXCC Most Wanted List, Bouvet ranks near the very top of sought-after contacts, making every attempt to activate…
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Icom Powers 3Y0K: Ham Radio’s Most Ambitious DXpedition to Remote Bouvet Island (Part 1)
Bouvet Island sits at the edge of the world. It is frozen, uninhabited, and almost impossible to access. Fewer people have set foot there than in space. That level of remoteness is exactly what makes it so valuable to amateur radio operators. The island ranks tenth on ClubLog’s list of Most Wanted DXCC entities,…
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How Icom Solved Real-World Challenges at IWCE
When cities plan parades for Super Bowl champions or ski resorts need to link radios across miles of mountain terrain, there’s no time for trial-and-error communications. That’s why Icom America brought real-world solutions to the forefront at the 2025 International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE), showcasing how their versatile technology helps organizations solve critical operational challenges—without…
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Fast, Reliable, and Multi-Channel Radios Ensure Seamless Equestrian Event Coordination
As equestrian sports grow in popularity and scale, ensuring smooth and efficient event management is important. The U.S. Equestrian Federation oversees numerous events each year across various disciplines, reflecting the sport’s widespread participation and economic significance. These events demand flawless coordination among staff, officials, volunteers, and participants, making communication a crucial factor in their…
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The Pink Ladies Fishing Team Gives Breast Cancer Survivors a Therapeutic Outlet
Breast cancer is a life-changing diagnosis, but for some, it becomes a call to action. The intersection of passion, community, and resilience is the backstory of the Pink Ladies Fishing Team, a group founded by breast cancer survivor Carolyn Stash. The team isn’t just about fishing, but also about finding strength and solidarity on…
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25 Years with Air Show Legend Sean D. Tucker: Insights from Brian Norris
For more than two decades, Brian Norris has played a pivotal role in the world of aviation. This includes his close collaboration with air show legend Sean D. Tucker. This discussion delves into the nuances of their partnership, examining the advancements in air show technology and the lasting impact they’ve had on the industry….
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Technology for Good: Dug Song on Shaping a Better World Through Innovation and Impact (Part 3)
Detroit is redefining its role in the next era of American innovation. The conversation has shifted from what to build to how to build it in ways that deliver lasting impact. The goal is to do so sustainably, inclusively, and with the community at its core. The state’s growing network of research universities, multi-billion-dollar…
How PayPal Fastlane Helps Retailers Deliver the Magic of Effortless Buying
In today’s digital marketplace, the competition for customer attention doesn’t end when a shopper clicks “Add to Cart.” In fact, that’s often where the real challenge begins. For many retailers, the guest checkout process—once designed as a convenience—has become a conversion killer. Endless form fields and repeated data entry drive shoppers away, leading to costly…
Technology for Good: Dug Song on Shaping a Better World Through Innovation and Impact (Part 2)
As Michigan reclaims its identity as a hub of American innovation, the next industrial revolution looks far different from the assembly lines that once defined it. New initiatives like the forthcoming University of Michigan Innovation Center, alongside grassroots movements such as Black Tech Saturdays, are powering that resurgence. Together, they reflect a statewide belief…
Lasting Success in Healthcare Depends on Human Understanding: Why the Most Resilient Revenue Cycles Are Built on Empathy, Not Algorithms
Hospitals today are fighting a two-front battle — one against increasingly sophisticated payers armed with automation and AI, and another to meet patients’ rising expectations for clarity and convenience. A recent joint study by Knowtion Health and the Healthcare Financial Management Association found that nearly one in two revenue cycle executives now identify payer denials…
