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Notable Features

• Quick Access
  Retrieve DX spots and announcements with a single tap, including band and mode filtered lists. Post DX spots to the DX Summit web site directly.
  
• Fully Adjustable Interface
  Format the DX list by selecting font colors and sizes, text background, and more. Customize and apply the application theme.
• Custom Filters
  Quickly filter a DX spots stream to show only stations within selected band and mode. Access these saved filters any time with two taps.
• Easy to Share
  Just add a callsign, operating frequency, and optional comments and share DX spot to the DX Summit. Your report will automatically appear on the timeline.
• Advanced Search
  Search a callsign or part of it in the online DX Summit database. Use the Date Filter to narrow your results within the selected period.
• Save Spots
  Save lists of the received DX spots and announcements for future reference and use as a plain text document.

Countdown: By Grace Chua

Grace Chua is a Singapore-based journalist and poet. Her literary work often examines personal and social pressures. Publications : Her first poetry collection, The Stamp Collector’s Wife , was released in 2010. Notable Works : Other frequently studied poems include (exploring the struggle with loss) and "(love song, with two goldfish)" detailed analysis of specific stanzas or more information on Grace Chua's other literary works

is a poem by Grace Chua that explores the daily mental and physical exhaustion of motherhood and the desire for freedom from domestic responsibilities. Thematic Summary countdown by grace chua

: The speaker feels trapped by the repetitive nature of her duties—vacuuming, doing dishes, and managing "unfinished things". There is a sharp tension between her physical reality and her desire to be "in the dark, and young," drifting through "star-fields" far beyond the pull of "time’s gravity". The Struggle for Identity Grace Chua is a Singapore-based journalist and poet

is a popular piece of Singaporean literature often studied in secondary schools. It is a poignant short story about the strained relationship between a daughter, Shelley, and her mother, set against the backdrop of the New Year countdown. Notable Works : Other frequently studied poems include

The poem subtly critiques the fast-paced modern lifestyle. The fireworks are "brief" and "transient," much like the moments of happiness in a high-pressure urban environment. The speaker wonders if the spectacle is enough to sustain them.

out of the window at the night, and counts down hours till the end, craning her neck, till all the clocks break free. QLRS: Countdown | Vol. 2 No. 4 Jul 2003