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3:55  MFSK16: Program preview (now)

2:09  MFSK32: VOA Spanish news re old iPhones*

3:41  MFSK32/Flmsg: VOA Spanish news re new iPhone model**

2:29  MFSK64: VOA News re Al Jazeera in Egypt

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We start with two news stories from the VOA Spanish Service...

 

 

Su viejo iPhone viejo tiene valor

 

Voz de América - Redacción

02.09.2013

 

Si usted tiene un iPhone viejo, este le puede servir como crédito

para adquirir el más reciente modelo.

 

La empresa Apple lanzó al mercado un programa de intercambio de

modelos viejos a cambio de un crédito para la compra de uno

nuevo.

 

Apple no ha dicho cual es el precio de un modelo viejo, pero los

expertos señalan que los créditos ofrecidos dependerían del

estado del teléfono y del modelo mismo, pero el máximo crédito

podría alcanzar los $280 dólares.

 

La empresa busca competir con firmas como Gazelle y NextWorth,

dedicadas a la compra de teléfonos usados. Otras personas colocan

sus teléfonos en subastas en Ebay o Craiglist.

 

http://www.voanoticias.com/content/iphone-apple-ipad-/1741399.html

 

 

 

 

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FROM: VOA Radiogram

SUBJ: Expectativa por nuevo iPhone

DATE: 7-8 Sept 2013

TIME: UTC Sat 1600, Sun 0230, 1300, 1930

MESSAGE:





Voz de América
Tecnología
Expectativa por nuevo iPhone
03.09.2013
 
La compañía Apple giró invitaciones oficiales para
un evento que se llevará a cabo el próximo 10 de septiembre,
cuando se espera el lanzamiento al mercado de su último iPhone, posiblemente
en colores distintos a los característicos blanco y negro.

"Esto debería alegrarle el día a todos", dice la invitación
tñpicamente enigmática, bajo una imagen con círculos
de colores pastel rodeando la manzana blanca del logo de Apple.

La compañía, que intenta conquistar clientes en el mercado
asiático dominado por competidores como Samsung y otros fabricantes
de Android, dijo en la invitación que realizará una presentación
en su cuartel general de Cupertino, California.

Apple no especificó de qué tratará la presentación.
Sin embargo, se cree que Apple lanzaría el llamado iPhone 5S con
tecnologña de reconocimiento de huellas dactilares y una versión
de menor costo con cobertura plástica.

www.voanoticias.com/content/apple-iphone-expectativa-presentacion-nuevo-telefono/1742823.html

 

 

 

 

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Egyptian Court Bans Aljazeera Affiliate, Pro-Islamist Channels

 

Edward Yeranian

September 03, 2013

 

CAIRO - An Egyptian court has ordered four television channels to

halt their broadcasts, including Aljazeera's local affiliate and

a network belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood.

 

Aljazeera TV Direct, which focuses on Egyptian local politics,

plays an appeal for freedom of the press, after announcing that

an Egyptian court was restricting some of its activities.

 

The administrative court ruling Tuesday includes the Ahrar 25

network operated by the Brotherhood, as well as the pro-Islamist

Al-Quds and Al-Yarmuk channels.

 

Aljazeera reported the court had placed restrictions on it and

said Aljazeera was "broadcasting without a license." The station

says it was granted a license in April.

 

Aljazeera Direct played a jingle Tuesday on its airwaves, amid an

abbreviated news schedule, calling for the "victory of Islam and

the defeat of secularism."

 

Three Islamist-oriented satellite channels banned by the court

Tuesday have been off the air since former President Mohamed

Morsi was ousted on July 3.

 

Officials of Egypt's military-installed interim government have

complained Aljazeera and several other media organizations have

been broadcasting "biased" information."

 

Al Jazeera denies the charge, though critics say it has shown a

trend toward having a higher proportion of Muslim Brotherhood

guests on its shows.

 

Veteran Egyptian editor and publisher Hisham Kassem said that

despite Aljazeera's "clear support for one (Egyptian) party

against the other," he does not think there was sufficient reason

to stop it from broadcasting.

 

While he generally opposes restrictions on the press, he believes

that there are situations, as in Sri Lanka, Kosovo and Rwanda,

where in the past curbs have been warranted due to media inciting

violence.

 

"I do accept that incitement has to be punishable by jail, and in

that I bring up the case of Rwanda or Kosovo or Sri Lanka, where

there was clear incitement," Kassem said. "If you call somebody a

dog, then that can be libel and punishable by a fine. But if you

say, 'go out there,' and say, 'kill the men', then that is

incitement and you should be imprisoned for it."

 

But Kassem says Aljazeera has "not committed incitement."

 

Still, the Egyptian public and many government officials continue

to call for increased restrictions against some media

organizations, which are finding it increasingly dangerous to

report from the streets.

 

http://www.voanews.com/content/egyptian-court-bans-aljazeera-affiliate-proislamist-channels/1742134.html

 

 

 

 

 

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NASA Readies Lunar Mission, Invites International Participation

 

Suzanne Presto

September 03, 2013

 

The U.S. space agency is launching a mission to study the moon

from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia on September 7

around 0330 UTC.

 

The Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer, known as

LADEE, is NASA's newest robotic mission.  LADEE is the size of a

small car, and it will collect data for 100 days as it orbits our

moon.

 

Scientists want to learn more about the moon's thin atmosphere

because they think it could be common in our solar system. That

knowledge could help them better understand large asteroids and

other planets, including Mercury.

 

Lunar Dust

 

LADEE also will collect data about lunar dust, such as its

electric charge, density and mass.

 

LADEE project manager Butler Hine told reporters at a mission

pre-launch briefing that lunar dust is "kind of evil."  He said

the moon's dust is very rough, not powdery like terrestrial dust.

 

"It works its way in equipment," Hine said. "So one of the

questions about dust on the moon is an engineering question: How

do you design things so that they can survive the dust

environment?"

 

And there's another question scientists hope to answer.

Astronauts who landed on the moon in the 1960s reported seeing a

pre-sunrise glow, and NASA wants to know if electrically charged

lunar dust was responsible for it.

 

Pristine Landscape

 

It's been decades since a manned mission, so the timing is right,

says LADEE program scientist Sarah Noble.

 

"There's actually a number of countries, a number of private

companies, that are planning landings on the moon in the upcoming

years, so now is a really good time to go and take a look at it

while it's still in its sort of pristine natural state," she

said.

 

Noble says a landing disturbs the moon's delicate atmosphere more

than other impacts do because of the fuel used when a craft lands

on the lunar surface.

 

International Participation

 

NASA is urging amateur astronomers worldwide to watch for lunar

impacts during the LADEE mission.

 

"There are impacts hitting the moon all the time, and we want to

know what impact those impacts are having on the atmosphere and

dust environment," said Noble.  

 

She added that even skywatchers who don't have telescopes

powerful enough to spot lunar impacts can take part.  People with

iPhones can download a free application called Meteor Counter,

and when they observe meteorites here on Earth, they can share

their observations with the space agency.

 

"As we go through a meteorite storm, a certain number of things

are hitting the moon, and they're also hitting the Earth at

roughly the same rates, so we actually are interested in

acquiring data about how many things are hitting the Earth at any

given time," Noble explained.

 

NASA's Noble says something the size of LADEE hits the moon about

once a month, and LADEE will do just that, with a controlled

crash at the end of its mission.

 

http://www.voanews.com/content/nasa-readies-lunar-mission-invites-international-participation/1742772.html

 

See also:

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/ladee/main/index.html#.UidqCH_RKH8

 

If you are listening to the UTC Sunday 0230-0300 broadcast, and

if you live in eastern North America, you might soon be able to

view the launch. See the visibility map here:

http://www.nasa.gov/content/public-viewing-sites-established-for-nasa-ladee-moon-mission-from-wallops/#.UidoEH_RKH9

 

 

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