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Our first experimental shortwave broadcast on November 28th was a huge success! Thanks to the many radio enthusiasts who have contacted us with reception reports, and in particular Robertas Pogorelis in Leuven, Belgium; Gothe Ringstrom in Skollersta, Sweden; Wolf-Dieter Behnke in Berlin, Germany; Christer Brunstrom in Halmstad, Sweden; Bernhard Wittek in Stetten, Germany; Bjorn Fransson in Visby, Sweden; Chris Gibbs in Camberley, England; Jurgen Kruger in Potsdam, Germany; Scott R. Barbour Jr in Intervale, New Hampshire, USA; Eduard Denisiuk in Minsk, Belarus; Rudolf Sonntag in Gilching, Germany; Eric Zhou in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China; Gianluigi Nadali in Milan, Italy; Simon-Peter Liehr in Meissen, Germany; Roberto Sadun in Prato, Italy; Emmanuel Ezeani in Sokoto, Nigeria; David Martin in Victoria, Australia; Colin Dalziel in Scotland; Artur Fernandez in Malgrat de Mar, Spain; Cesar Perez Dioses in Chimbote, Peru; Klaus-Peter Hilger in Langenhagen, Germany; Zdenek Elios in Jablonec nad Nisou in the Czech Republic; and especially George Maroti in Mount Kisco, New York. Commemorative QSL-cards will be on their way to you all within the next few days. Following the successful tests, our first official broadcast on shortwave will be on Saturday December 27th at 0930GMT on 13,840kHz.

The votes are coming in thick and fast now for our Record of the Year and over twenty tracks are in the running for this year's award. Now is the time for you to vote for your favourite!! - just email letters@radiosix.com with the word "Vote" in the subject line, and the name of the performer, song title and your name in the body of the email. The top of our chart keeps changing, so it's a very very close contest this year.

The Record of the Year show, sponsored by OLD MALT CASK single malt Scotch whisky, will be broadcast at the end of the year, when we'll announce who receives our award for 2003.

The Record of the Year Chart for 2003 will be broadcast live in two parts. Part One from 0930 - 1030GMT on Saturday 27th December, and Part Two from 0930 - 1030GMT on Sunday 28th December. The programme will also be broadcast live on 13,840kHz (21.68 metres) in the shortwave band for listeners in Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, from transmitters in Milan, Italy. There will be additional Internet-only repeats: details on the Playlist page below the list of nominated records.

And this year there will be more than just a certificate for the winners - LUSH will be providing nice soapy prizes for the winner and two runners-up.

if you really like.

ciao ANFRANDO/KOTO