>Nathan Bollinger writes in a message to Scott Christensen
 >
 > NB> Don't know about WRNO, but do you remember KUSW? They used
 > NB> a log periodic array pointed towards Europe. Purt near covered
 > NB> the whole globe that way. Possibly WRNO could be doing something
 > NB> similar. (They sound good in NC as well!)
 >
 >The point is that WRNO carries programs that are of US origin and of
 >interest to US citizens - not necessarily the rest of the world.  Can
 >anyone say that Rush Limbaugh is "interesting" in Africa?    (I know
 >what's coming, I better leave!)
LOL! Well, I'll leave your "Rush" comment alone for right now. 
Actually, carrying local programming is a wonderful way to reach foriegn 
audiences. I mean, which do you think would give you a better idea of what 
life in a particular country was like? Listening to a program from Africa 
that was intended for Americans, or listening to a program from Africa that 
was intended for the local people? One of my favotire stations on shortwave 
is CFRX 6070 in Toronto. They carry the programming or CFRB 1010. It's just 
like listening to a local station in Toronto, becuase you ARE listening to a 
local station in Toronto. What better way to learn about life in Toronto then 
to listen to their traffic reports, etc.?
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