• Tantric Speed Dating Near Moscow Idaho
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• Tantric Speed Dating Near Moscow Idaho

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Tantra Speed Date is a fresh new take on dating that combines a relationship skills class with a Puja-style 'speed date.' Whether in person or virtual, we help singles step into helpful relationship roles--something most of us were not taught in school. Then through fun connection exercises from various practices (such as Tantra, meditation, partner yoga, actor's improv, eye gazing, dance) you have an opportunity to practice getting to know someone in a more meaningful way. And many of the exercises translate surprisingly well online.
As a result people walk away not only with matches, but with new skills, and often a new perspective on what relationships can be. Our daters say it sure beats the other options for meeting people, and our 95% match rate agrees!

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Our facilitators are trained to create a safe and fun atmosphere which supports daters in stepping into their best, most authentic selves. And what better way to meet a mate? This is why we believe attendees can't stop raving about it!
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Learn About W7UQ

The University of Idaho Ham Club is about creating a fun environment for learning amateur radio. We welcome any non-license and licensed students interested in learning about Ham radio, electronics, radio theory. We will be working side by side with the University and the surrounding community to help enrich your educational experience.

W7UQ is an Amateur Radio Club at the University of Idaho, and is one of the oldest organizations on campus (dating back to 1929). Its goal is to provide a way for UI students, staff and faculty to become involved in ham radio.

We are a friendly club, and fairly active. Our members are interested in many facets of amateur radio. Including, but not limited to: APRS, VHF Contesting (CW, SSB), HF Contesting (CW, SSB, RTTY), HF DXing (CW, SSB, RTTY, PSK31), ATV, and VHF FM.

W7UQ Net - W7UQ operates a VHF FM net every Tuesday (except during summer & winter breaks) at 6:30pm local time on a repeater frequency of 146.700MHz with a negative offset and no PL tone. This repeater is known as the Paradise Ridge repeater, and is used courtesy of Joe Overstreet.

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Contesting & DX - The W7UQ club station call sign is used for contests such as the Idaho QSO party, and in the future will be found in more contest logs. We also do DX work and exchanging of QSL cards and try to stay up to date with new technologies.

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APRS Tracking - W7UQ regularly participates in tracking weather balloons equipped with APRS transmitters from the Vandal Atmospheric Science Team. We also hold workshops to get members up to speed on APRS tracking, and work with other amateur radio groups to become more knowledgeable about the APRS network.

Workshops - We're constantly trying to find something new to do, and are open to ideas. If you want to try something, please suggest it on the net or have information to present in a meeting. For a list of topics we have some interest in, see the workshops drop down menu at the top of the page.

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Summary as of 2008: The W7UQ station has not showed up on the air often over the past 2-3 years. But we are working to change that. Recently we have been able to repair our HF beam rotator so get use of our TH7 antenna. We have also created new wire antennas that can be set up quickly for portable operations, along with the acquisition of absorbed glass mat batteries and power-pole connectors to help standardize our power connections and simplify operations. The creation of a Wiki for the W7UQ club station is envisioned to provide students with an invaluable reference to ensure the club station is properly maintained and well exercised, and to motivate club members to try new things on the air. We are becoming more involved with contests to increase club activity beyond our weekly VHF nets, and hope to work more stations in the years to come.