QSL's:  LoTW Please!  Its much more efficient and kills no trees! 

If you send a paper card (with SASE, please!), I will (eventually) respond in like manner. I do Ham Radio to get away from work and I do enough paperwork at work! 

If you need a paper card back right away for an award, please let me know and I will do my best to expedite a return card.  Yes, I am behind!   

But if you were using LoTW, you would have your confirmation by now!  :)

In Amateur (and Professional) Radio/TV since 1976.   I've worked in Television Broadcast Production, Operations, Engineering, Automation and IT Design for 33 years.  Currently "corporate staff" (I'm from Corporate!  I'm here to Help!), supporting Audio/HD Video, Museum Systems, Post Production and Media Asset Management for an international underwater exploration company.  And I *STILL* get to cut video... but now virutally... on a MacIntosh with 5.1 Terabytes of storage (running FCP Studio).  Come a long way from Ampex VR-1200 Quads with EdiTec.

Current Gear as of 7/2009:  

Elecraft K3, Kenwood TS850S/AT, Kenwood TS570D(G) transceivers, microHAM MK interfaces, Timewave DSP, Ameritron ALS-600, Heil Boomsets, RDL and Behringer audio processing, Symetrix audio distribution and management, CushCraft A3S tribander on an ancient 40ft EZ-Way crank up/tilt over tower,  Alpha Delta DX-LB for 160/80/40, Carolina Windowm 80-LP for WARC, etc., Kenwood TM-G707 and Icom 2700 V/U transceivers, Diamond mobile and fixed V/U verticals,  Icom T-7, Q-7 and D STAR 91-AD Handies, Multiple Compaq and Dell computers on a Gig-E switched LAN, running MS Windows 2K Server and XP Pro clients, RedHat/Unbuntu Linux too.

Software: MMTTY, N3FJP's ACLog, N1MM Contest Logger.  Learning WinTest.

Held every license class except Technician.  Ex WN3BZC (N), WB3BZC (G), KB3HQ (A), K4LVR (A), W3VR (E).  Im done changing calls now  :)

Interests: Contesting, DX'ing, playing with D-Star systems. 

My other hobby is sailing.