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That's really fake news.

Glasgow's Calvington Art Gallery and Museum eliminated their display of Egyptian mummies because they didn't get permission from the mummies to be on display.

I'm going to

go with real news on that.

So apparently the Louvre in Paris is going to be closing, at least for the weekend.

There's some other museums.

The Picasso Museum is closing.

There's tons of museums in Paris.

BYU's mascot Cosmo the Cougar is getting a new bobblehead.

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum actually unveiled the collectible in celebration of BYU's win over Notre Dame.

It features Cosmo emerging from the Cosmobile.

This is actually Cosmo's seventh bobblehead, but it's the first to feature his sweet ride.

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The Federal Communications Commission will allow amateurs to communicate with two military stations aboard museum battleships in connection with National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day on December 5th through the 7th, 2026.

The Battleship Iowa Amateur Radio Association received a waiver on October 14th permitting short-term crossband communications between amateurs and military stations in EPM aboard the Museum Battleship Iowa transmitting on 6.989 MHz, 14.375 MHz, 18.036 MHz, and 21.856 MHz.

and MEMW aboard the Museum battleship Alabama, transmitting on 3.347 MHz, 7.463 MHz, 14.7615 MHz, and 18.060 MHz.

The military station's operators will announce the amateur frequencies on which they will be listening.

The YASMI Foundation has presented its 2026 YASMI Excellence Award to the team behind the Reverse Beacon Network, or RBN, in recognition of their support of a global volunteer-operated network of automated amateur radio receiver stations, SDR skimmers, that listen to radio bands and report who's transmitting in near real-time.

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The Federal Communications Commission will allow amateurs to communicate with two military stations aboard museum battleships in connection with National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day on December 5th through the 7th, 2026.

The Battleship Iowa Amateur Radio Association received a waiver on October 14th permitting short-term crossband communications between amateurs and military stations in EPM aboard the Museum Battleship Iowa transmitting on 6.989 MHz, 14.375 MHz, 18.036 MHz, and 21.856 MHz.

and MEMW aboard the Museum battleship Alabama, transmitting on 3.347 MHz, 7.463 MHz, 14.7615 MHz, and 18.060 MHz.

The military station's operators will announce the amateur frequencies on which they will be listening.

The YASMI Foundation has presented its 2026 YASMI Excellence Award to the team behind the Reverse Beacon Network, or RBN, in recognition of their support of a global volunteer-operated network of automated amateur radio receiver stations, SDR skimmers, that listen to radio bands and report who's transmitting in near real-time.

I'm Kay Savitz.

Stephen Jones describes himself as the caretaker of Interim Computer Museum, a computer museum in Tukwila, Washington, a few miles south of Seattle.

Stephen has decades of involvement with SDF.org, the public access Unix system that's been around since 1987.

He was senior engineering manager at the Living Computer Museum, Paul Allen's Seattle computer museum that shuttered in 2020.

In this interview, Stephen provides a brief history of SDF.org, the rise and fall of the Living Computer Museum, and the birth of the Interim Computer Museum.

He explains what happened to the holdings of the Living Computer Museum and some of the interesting items at the Interim Computer Museum.

There were also some other systems as well.

So PDB Planet started maybe say around 2005, and I was involved in that as a consultant, and I was a user as well.

Yes.

Pierre by Musée, Pierre by Muzzon.

If not by Muscat, then by Muzzle.

Yes.