I don’t know what your club is planning for Field Day, but I’m planning a smallish operation with some friends from my club here in Ann Arbor. To help you publicize your Field Day, here are some tips and resources from Bob, NQ1R, at the ARRL….

Last weekend, on the spur of the moment, my wife and I decided to head “up north” as we say here in Michigan. In this case, up north meant visiting Port Austin, MI, which is at the very tip of of Michigan’s Thumb. (If you don’t know where the Thumb is, take a quick look at a Michigan map, and you’ll get the picture.) Part of the plan was to do a short activation of the Pointe aux Barque Lighthouse.

A friend of mine recently sent me a link to The Healing Frequencies of the Human Body. It starts out:

Humans have understood for centuries that sound has a profound effect on the human body and mind. Ever since our discovery of music and shamanistic chanting, we have been pushing the boundaries of how the healing effects of sounds and frequencies can be measured.

So what are the healing frequencies of the human body? Certain frequencies of sound are used as part of therapies in order to manipulate human brainwaves to promote healing of the body and mind. Sound frequency healing has been used to treat several different kinds of ailments such as insomnia, anxiety, depression, and disorders of the nervous system.