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		<title>DARN is near</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Digital Analog Radio Network is near.
DARN defined as &#8220;to mend by weaving thread across a gap&#8221; that is what is being done.   Those that want to see flexibility will go with the DARN approach, as a improvement while there will be others that find it to be just annoyance.    [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Digital Analog Radio Network is near.</p>
<p>DARN defined as &#8220;to mend by weaving thread across a gap&#8221; that is what is being done.   Those that want to see flexibility will go with the DARN approach, as a improvement while there will be others that find it to be just annoyance.    DARN definitely fits the new Digital Analog Radio Networks.</p>
<p>Sometimes logic can indeed be simple (send in most potentially linkable exchange).</p>
<p>The Digital Analog Radio Network web site is located at <a title="DARN SIMPLE RF Gateway Linking" href="http://darnsimple.net" target="_blank">http://darnsimple.net</a></p>
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