Cincinnati metropolitan area

Radio scouting activity is poking up this weekend's Jamboree on the Air, but in many areas, radio scouting is an ongoing activity.

The Dan Beard Council Radio Scouting Committee, which works with Scout troops in Greater Cincinnati, Ohio, and Northern Kentucky, reports that it held a Morse Code challenge in May for Scouts headed to the National Jamboree, and that members of the Northern Kentucky Amateur Radio Club and ARRL Special Service Club put a station on the air from one of the council's summer camps five consecutive Wednesday nights with eighty-seven Scouts operating and making contacts.

Starting back on October thirteenth, new Federal Communications Commission, FCC rules require online marketplace and sellers to display a valid FCC ID for certified radio frequency devices at the online point of sale.

Platforms like eBay FCC IDs requirements and other e-commerce sites are beginning to warn that listings missing a valid ID risk being hidden from US buyers.

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The horrors of living in the Greater Cincinnati area-

Oh, yeah

... during the settler days-

All of them will be great reads, I assure you.

And over the break, I was asking Peter, uh, what his favorite book was of all the many books he's written.

Again, all historic, all related to the Greater Cincinnati area in some way, shape, or form.

And, uh, it didn't shock me, the book that you came up with, Peter, which is?

This belongs in a, in, in the Netflix movie when it gets made.

All right, so I pi- I'm supposed to pick up Kimberly at the airport at Greater Cincinnati.

I pick her up.

Don's flying in from somewhere else to a private airport.

I love being able to perhaps stay secluded in our little, you know, hometown of Fort Mitchell.

But if I want to, it's literally a 10-minute drive over to watch an FC Cincinnati game or participate in some Aronoff fine arts activities.

And these are the types of things that really draw folks to northern Kentucky and make people want to come here and thrive, not only in their careers, but just in life.

And I think that when we look at the total happiness of a person, we have to imagine that people aren't one-dimensional.

And so they come here and they want to stay here because they immediately feel drawn to this place, whether or not it was originally home, it quickly becomes home.

In a more granular level,

from a pathways perspective, we work very closely with clinical partners throughout Northern Kentucky as well as Greater Cincinnati to make certain that they know the opportunities available to them post-graduation and then have opportunities to explore that long before they ever sign on any dotted lines.

They are exploring career opportunities as early as sometimes their first and second year of medical school.

Um, my name is John McKee, although the author of this book is J.K. McKee, so those are my initials, obviously.

Uh, and I'm originally from the, uh, Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky area.

I am a, a graduate of the University of Oklahoma.

Yes, today is OU Texas.

I have interest in Las Vegas, so, uh, Columbus, Ohio.

I mean, Ohio's easy for me 'cause I'm based out of Greater Cincinnati.

But, um, you know, yes, we- we're, we're on our way.

[laughs] We've, we've launched our city brand ambassadors, so women who are looking for leadership, uh, looking for that additional visibility, um, and representing their companies as well as Beautiful Faces Going Places Women's Success Network.