May 2006 - arrl-odv - reflector.arrl.org

[arrl-odv:14060] FW: Guest list for donor reception
by Hobart, Mary K1MMH 15 May '06

15 May '06

Good morning, I am pleased to forward the guest list that Debra Johnson and MaryAnn MacDonald have prepared for the Donor Recognition Reception on Thursday evening, May 18 at the Meadowbrook Country Club. We have had numerous changes to the list, but wanted you all to know who is attending as of this moment. Thank you to all of you for your support, both financial and professional, for this event. We'll see most of you in Dayton! 73, Mary K1MMH > ______________________________________________ > From: Johnson, Debra, K1DMJ > Sent: Monday, May 15, 2006 9:31 AM > To: Hobart, Mary K1MMH > Subject: Guest list for donor reception > > Mary, > > Here's the current guest list > > <<Guest List.xls>> > > > Debra Johnson, K1DMJ > Operations Manager, Development Office > American Radio Relay League > 225 Main Street > Newington, CT 06111-1494 > (860) 594-0296 > djohnson(a)arrl.org <mailto:djohnson@arrl.org> > > <<Picture (Metafile)>> > http://www.hello-radio.com/ >

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RE: Congressional Mailing Requests Via Director's Mailings
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 14 May '06

14 May '06

Jim has stated it well. We can refer to our legislative efforts in material that is available to non-members but we should avoid specifically targeting non-members. It isn't unlawful to do so to an "insubstantial" extent but it raises accounting issues (we have to report the expenses incurred in urging legislative action outside our own membership). Dave ________________________________ From: Jim Weaver, K8JE [mailto:k8je@arrl.org] Sent: Sun 5/14/2006 2:21 AM To: arrl-odv Subject: RE: Congressional Mailing Requests Via Director's Mailings Bob, this is a great idea. Many of the BBs in the GLD are doing the same. It is appropriate to caution all of us, though, that according to IRS rules for 501.c.3. organizations such as ARRL, there are limits to what we can do regarding encouraging people to become involved in Legislative Action. I think we all are aware of this basic premise. The situation with "mailing requests" as I understand from Dave Sumner, is that there is no problem with someone simply reprinting these requests at sites where they can be seen by non-members; however, we might get into at least a questionable area if we specifically target non-members in any effort to spread the word. Dave can add further information if he wishes. The idea we might best choose to pursue is to encourage others to re-post notices on BBs, etc. to ensure getting the word out to greater numbers of ARRL members than possible if we limit our effort solely to official ARRL Internet communications lines. It might be best to avoid referring to any intent to reach non-members. Jim Weaver, K8JE Director, Great Lakes Division Chairman, Legislative Action Committee 5065 Bethany Rd. Mason, OH 45040 K8JE(a)arrl.org; Tel., 513-459-0142; FAX, same ARRL, the Reason Amateur Radio is! Members, the Reason ARRL is! -----Original Message----- From: Bob Vallio [mailto:rbvallio@gmail.com] Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2006 6:31 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: Congressional Mailing Requests Via Director's Mailings The webmaster of the Nevada Section advised me that he was posting the material he had received from my Director's "send e-mail to the division" option on our website. I think that is a great way to reach members who do not subscribe to e-mail bulletins, and non-members who log on to their Section websites. I sent a note to all of my Section Managers, asking that they do the same thing, and I also asked the webmaster of my Division's website to do the same thing, to reach the additional audience. I urge all Directors to incorporate a similar methodology in their Divisions and Sections. Bob Vallio -- W6RGG

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RE: Congressional Mailing Requests Via Director's Mailings
by Jim Weaver, K8JE 14 May '06

14 May '06

Bob, this is a great idea. Many of the BBs in the GLD are doing the same. It is appropriate to caution all of us, though, that according to IRS rules for 501.c.3. organizations such as ARRL, there are limits to what we can do regarding encouraging people to become involved in Legislative Action. I think we all are aware of this basic premise. The situation with mailing requests as I understand from Dave Sumner, is that there is no problem with someone simply reprinting these requests at sites where they can be seen by non-members; however, we might get into at least a questionable area if we specifically target non-members in any effort to spread the word. Dave can add further information if he wishes. The idea we might best choose to pursue is to encourage others to re-post notices on BBs, etc. to ensure getting the word out to greater numbers of ARRL members than possible if we limit our effort solely to official ARRL Internet communications lines. It might be best to avoid referring to any intent to reach non-members. Jim Weaver, K8JE Director, Great Lakes Division Chairman, Legislative Action Committee 5065 Bethany Rd. Mason, OH 45040 K8JE(a)arrl.org; Tel., 513-459-0142; FAX, same ARRL, the Reason Amateur Radio is! Members, the Reason ARRL is! -----Original Message----- From: Bob Vallio [mailto:rbvallio@gmail.com] Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2006 6:31 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: Congressional Mailing Requests Via Director's Mailings The webmaster of the Nevada Section advised me that he was posting the material he had received from my Director's "send e-mail to the division" option on our website. I think that is a great way to reach members who do not subscribe to e-mail bulletins, and non-members who log on to their Section websites. I sent a note to all of my Section Managers, asking that they do the same thing, and I also asked the webmaster of my Division's website to do the same thing, to reach the additional audience. I urge all Directors to incorporate a similar methodology in their Divisions and Sections. Bob Vallio -- W6RGG

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Congressional Mailing Requests Via Director's Mailings
by Bob Vallio 13 May '06

13 May '06

The webmaster of the Nevada Section advised me that he was posting the material he had received from my Director's "send e-mail to the division" option on our website. I think that is a great way to reach members who do not subscribe to e-mail bulletins, and non-members who log on to their Section websites. I sent a note to all of my Section Managers, asking that they do the same thing, and I also asked the webmaster of my Division's website to do the same thing, to reach the additional audience. I urge all Directors to incorporate a similar methodology in their Divisions and Sections. Bob Vallio -- W6RGG

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[arrl-odv:14056] FCC Consent Decree on "Trucker Radio"
by w3kd＠aol.com 12 May '06

12 May '06

OK, now this is really interesting. Not only has FCC developed, for what I believe is the first time, a workable (or at least working) definition of what constitutes Amateur radio equipment (versus freeband CB equipment), but they are willing to delegate the application of that test to the ARRL lab. This seems to me to be good for Amateur Radio and really good for ARRL also. The attached is an order adopting a consent decree and the consent decree itself. It ends the Pilot truckstop enforcement proceeding. Of course, there remain concerns about Amateur equipment that covers MARS and CAP bands, but until now, there was a distinct problem getting fake-o ARS equipment that no ham would ever use off the market, especially at truck stops. This issue has been a big thorn in Riley Hollingsworth's side also. Now, if they will only delegate to the ARRL lab the determination of what consitutes legal BPL versus illegal BPL systems, we will be in great shape. 73, Chris W3KD

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ARRL Phone SS Plaques
by Richard J. Norton 12 May '06

12 May '06

Understanding the behavior of those involved with contest plaques is facilitated by realizing that the primary purpose of the plaques is to promote the sponsor, and not to reward a participant. This applies not only to commercial companies sponsoring plaques, but also to clubs and individuals. For example, in the QST Sweepstakes article plaque winners table, plaque winners are identified only by callsign, whereas even individual sponsors are identified by both name and callsign. If the primary purpose of the plaque was to reward the winner, there would be no reason to even list the donor. There are plenty of people who donate more than the $67 cost of a contest plaque to worthy activities of the League who don't get their names and callsigns listed in a QST magazine table. Should anyone doubt this assertion, a confirming experiment is available. Simply announce that since magazine space is at a premium, donors of contest plaques will only be identified on the ARRL web-site, and see if there is any drop in sponsorship. One of my accomplishments many years ago related to the CQ WW DX Contest was to get the font size of listed plaque donors reduced to a size smaller than that of the winners. It used to be reversed. However these days, I notice that both winner and sponsor fonts are the same size in CQ articles, but the winners are at least boldfaced. Note that QST prints plaque winners and sponsors in the same type size and with no emphasis on the winners. PLAQUE PLAGUE Thirty or forty years ago at the Visalia DX Convention, there might have been one or two plaques or trophies awarded for winning the ARRL or CQ DX contest. The plaques were presented at the Saturday evening banquet. The number of contest plaques awarded at Visalia grew too large so that presentation was moved to the contest forum. The number of plaques continued to grow even more and became so large that the contest forum audience emptied out when the awards presentations started. Today contest plaques are essentially not presented at Visalia. ARRL SWEEPSTAKES PLAQUES I just took a look at the 2005 ARRL CW Sweepstakes Plaque Winners table, something to which I would not normally pay any attention. The concept of awarding plaques to 90 out of the 1204 log-submitting entrants possibly sets a new standard for plaque inflation. Plaques are awarded to entrants for utterly trivial "accomplishments." Somebody whose operating skills have been honed to the level where he needs to use packet in the Sweepstakes deserves a plaque, especially when 18 unassisted entrants in his division have higher scores, and some make twice as many contacts? PLAQUE IMPACT ON CONTEST ACTIVITY My primary on-the-air activity is contesting. I can't say I know anyone who gets on seriously in contests to win plaques, although some such people may exist. People get on the air in contests to have fun and work stations. Some also try to win at a game. My observations are that they would try to win irrespective of whether the winner received a plaque, a piece of paper, or even just a listing as a winner in the results. CONCLUSIONS In the 2005 CW SS QST article, I found absolutely nothing in the plaque table worthy of mention that was not covered elsewhere. Half the space in the table was used to identify the sponsors. I can't say I support the use of valuable QST space for a plaque-winners table if it isn't paid for. I hope the costs recovered for sponsored plaques includes overhead for staff labor costs involved in plaque administration as well as the cost of QST space for the listing. The 1958 CW SS had 1677 entries, 73 winners, and zero plaques. The 2005 CW SS had 1204 entries, probably over 300 "winners," and 90 plaques. I hope that somebody can justify the plaque program. 73, Dick Norton, N6AA On 5/9/06, John Bellows <jbellows(a)skypoint.com> wrote: > Questions: > 1. If the contest community is not willing to support and celebrate > the successes of its members why should ARRL ? > 2. If members of industry are willing to help financially support > ARRL activities with the expectation of getting a little recognition for > their support, should we squander that goodwill and interest on plaques for > 102 individuals where their own community doesn't see the value in > supporting those same award plaques? > 3. Why those receiving contest plaques get them without charge when > we charge for plaques for similar accomplishments such as 5BDXCC?

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RE: [arrl-odv:14050] Senate Commerce Committee BPL Activity
by Joel Harrison 12 May '06

12 May '06

Just so everyone will know, as Dave did not mention it, I have already written a personal letter to Arkansas Senator Mark Pryor asking him to propose an amendment similar to the Ross amendment. 73 Joel W5ZN -----Original Message----- From: Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ [mailto:dsumner@arrl.org] Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 1:20 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:14050] Senate Commerce Committee BPL Activity As you know, thanks principally to Congressman Mike Ross we were successful in having language inserted into the House telecommunications bill, HR 5252, to require the FCC to study and report on BPL interference. The bill is expected to proceed to the House floor for action. In the meantime, efforts on our behalf at Chwat & Co. have shifted to the Senate side where the Senate Commerce Committee is about to hold hearings on another telecomm bill, S.2686. We are seeking an amendment to add somewhat stronger language during markup of S. 2686 which is now scheduled for June 8. John Chwat asked us to seek letters of support from members in the following 22 states, addressed to the members of the Senate Commerce Committee. I sent draft emails, including sample letters, to the following Directors this morning. As of now emails have gone out to members in six states, with more in the pipeline. Eric Heis reports he had received more than a dozen copies of letters by the time he got back from lunch. The actual sample letters are slightly different than the generic version that's attached, but this will give you the general idea. Dave Sumner, K1ZZ Alaska Sen. Stevens Jim Fenstermaker Arizona Sen. McCain Dick Norton Montana Sen. Burns Jim Fenstermaker Mississippi Sen. Lott Henry Leggette Texas Sen. Hutchison Coy Day Maine Sen. Snowe Tom Frenaye Oregon Sen. Smith Jim Fenstermaker Nevada Sen. Ensign Bob Vallio Virginia Sen. Allen Dennis Bodson New Hampshire Sen. Sununu Tom Frenaye South Carolina Sen. DeMint Dennis Bodson Louisiana Sen. Vitter Henry Leggette Hawaii Sen. Inouye Bob Vallio West Virginia Sen. Rockefeller Dennis Bodson Massachusetts Sen. Kerry Tom Frenaye North Dakota Sen. Dorgan Jay Bellows California Sen. Boxer Bob Vallio and Dick Norton Florida Sen. Bill Nelson Frank Butler Washington Sen. Cantwell Jim Fenstermaker New Jersey Sen. Lautenberg Bill Edgar and Frank Fallon Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson Wade Walstrom Arkansas Sen. Pryor Henry Leggette <<Senate BPL letter 2006 May Rev.2.doc>>

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[arrl-odv:14051] Re: A+F minutes from April 29, 2006
by Jim Weaver, K8JE 11 May '06

11 May '06

I guess I was the only lucky one to receive the initial transmission. Weird things, these computer programs. Jim Weaver, K8JE Director, Great Lakes Division Chairman, Legislative Action Committee 5065 Bethany Rd. Mason, OH 45040 K8JE(a)arrl.org; Tel., 513-459-0142; FAX, same ARRL, the Reason Amateur Radio is! Members, the Reason ARRL is! -----Original Message----- From: Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ [mailto:dsumner@arrl.org] Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 8:58 AM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:14048] Re: A+F minutes from April 29, 2006 Apologies to Tom for his having to resend -- we were told that messages were queued up and would be sent when the server came back on line. If you sent a message to a list that you haven't seen come through, it would be a good idea to resend. Dave K1ZZ -----Original Message----- From: Tom Frenaye [mailto:frenaye@pcnet.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 5:50 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:14046] A+F minutes from April 29, 2006 (2nd try, the first one apparently was lost during the list server outage on Monday) I've attached a copy of the Administration and Finance Committee meeting minutes from April 29th. -- Tom ===== e-mail: k1ki(a)arrl.org ARRL New England Division Director http://www.arrl.org/ Tom Frenaye, K1KI, P O Box J, West Suffield CT 06093 Phone: 860-668-5444

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[arrl-odv:14050] Senate Commerce Committee BPL Activity
by Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ 11 May '06

11 May '06

As you know, thanks principally to Congressman Mike Ross we were successful in having language inserted into the House telecommunications bill, HR 5252, to require the FCC to study and report on BPL interference. The bill is expected to proceed to the House floor for action. In the meantime, efforts on our behalf at Chwat & Co. have shifted to the Senate side where the Senate Commerce Committee is about to hold hearings on another telecomm bill, S.2686. We are seeking an amendment to add somewhat stronger language during markup of S. 2686 which is now scheduled for June 8. John Chwat asked us to seek letters of support from members in the following 22 states, addressed to the members of the Senate Commerce Committee. I sent draft emails, including sample letters, to the following Directors this morning. As of now emails have gone out to members in six states, with more in the pipeline. Eric Heis reports he had received more than a dozen copies of letters by the time he got back from lunch. The actual sample letters are slightly different than the generic version that's attached, but this will give you the general idea. Dave Sumner, K1ZZ Alaska Sen. Stevens Jim Fenstermaker Arizona Sen. McCain Dick Norton Montana Sen. Burns Jim Fenstermaker Mississippi Sen. Lott Henry Leggette Texas Sen. Hutchison Coy Day Maine Sen. Snowe Tom Frenaye Oregon Sen. Smith Jim Fenstermaker Nevada Sen. Ensign Bob Vallio Virginia Sen. Allen Dennis Bodson New Hampshire Sen. Sununu Tom Frenaye South Carolina Sen. DeMint Dennis Bodson Louisiana Sen. Vitter Henry Leggette Hawaii Sen. Inouye Bob Vallio West Virginia Sen. Rockefeller Dennis Bodson Massachusetts Sen. Kerry Tom Frenaye North Dakota Sen. Dorgan Jay Bellows California Sen. Boxer Bob Vallio and Dick Norton Florida Sen. Bill Nelson Frank Butler Washington Sen. Cantwell Jim Fenstermaker New Jersey Sen. Lautenberg Bill Edgar and Frank Fallon Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson Wade Walstrom Arkansas Sen. Pryor Henry Leggette <<Senate BPL letter 2006 May Rev.2.doc>>

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[arrl-odv:14049] IN-News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 11 May '06

11 May '06

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TX, FL and CA are the heaviest users of the video PSAs. The audio PSAs are harder to track as people are downloading them right off the web, but reports of them being played are coming in and the heaviest areas of radio PSAs seems to be FL, TX, CA, KS, OK, NC and WA. The Hello-Radio website is ranging between 700 and 900 unique visits per day from people and our traffic rank remains very high even after the initial flurry of curious hams has subsided. Plans and preparations for Dayton are completed. Production/Editorial Rick Lindquist reports The ARRL Letter, Vol. 25, No. 18, distributed to 64,225 members on May 5. Rick prepared/edited stories on another ham radio interference complaint and letter to FCC from ARRL in Manassas BPL situation; the ARRL Education & Technology Program funding campaign kickoff; first ARISS school QSL by ISS astronaut Jeff Williams, KD5TVQ; FCC puts WRC-03-related rule changes into effect; California school offering Amateur Radio/EmComm-related class; mine accident survivor Randy McCloy, KC8VKZ, remembers details of tragedy; new ARRL staff members; new Ham Radio License Manual and Tech Q&A now available; astronaut Eileen Collins, KD5EDS, leaving NASA, plus several announcements and news briefs. Rick also edited the FCC enforcement letters, Joe Moell's ARDF column and Andrea Hartlage's Youth column for posting, plus a feature on alternative ham radio activities at Dayton Hamvention. With soundbite assistance from Mary Hobart, Rick voiced, edited and produced ARRL Audio News for May 5. Sales and Marketing In addition to their regular number of advertising pages, ICOM America will be running 8 extra full pages in the August 2006 issue of QST. ARRL Publication dealers have responded positively to our solicitation for the new edition of the ARRL Repeater Directory. In addition to substantial orders from our amateur related outlets, Barnes & Noble purchased 400 copies An email follow-up solicitation has been generated to ARRL advertisers and Publication dealers for the New Ham Express and Getting Started in Amateur Radio advertising and follow-up calls continue. With solicitation efforts continuing for the next three weeks, we expect to meet our target. Advertising revenue for the New Ham Express presently stands at $30,000. Although preliminary advertising sales efforts for Getting Started in Amateur Radio got off to a slow start, Cover 2 and Cover 3 have now been sold and we are working on adding some black & white interior advertising pages as well. Email solicitations have been sent for July QST advertising insertions. Due to the timing of Hamvention®, an early start is essential to have new advertising materials in-house before many of our clients leave for the event. The mailing to 100,000 lapsed members is at 56% of our projected response. We planned for 2,150 total returns and we have 1,180 renewals currently. The returns are on-target with the expected peak in about two weeks. The VEC/membership invitation is in the final stages of design and the New Ham Express cover is complete with the package changes continuing. Katie and Amy together developed a membership invitation to interested hams that attended the NAB. Alan Pitts acquired over 250 leads at that event. To follow up, those attendees who are licensed and were not specifically interested in membership, will be mailed a separate package of information about ARRL. Customer Service Representative, Fatima Lorusso, is departing our team and her last day is Friday, May 12. We wish her the best of luck. A posting for her replacement has been completed. The mailing ban is lifted in Louisiana for Periodical mail - all mail going into the specific zips must have approval by the USPS. We are currently working with the USPS to get our list updated and will begin mailing to those zips again for the August Issue of QST. In the meantime we will be sending out a postcard to effected members requesting address correction/updates, as well as notification of a free year of membership. A Hamvention Rally will be held on Friday, May 12 for all staff. Membership Services Contest Branch The 2005 November Sweepstakes certificates were printed and will begin shipping in the next few weeks. Editing for several July QST articles was done. It was announced that Dan Henderson, N1ND will be leaving the Contest Branch Managers position in the near future and taking over the duties of the Regulatory Information Specialist job, held by the late John Hennessee, N1KB. Information on the search for the new Contest Branch Manager will be coming in the next couple of weeks. The position announcement has been posted internally. Logbook of the World QSO records entered into system99,828,817QSL records have resulted 5,588,012Logs Processed219,728Active Certificates18,810Users registered in the system12,477Hybrids Pending Mail86 QSL Branch There is a 2 day processing time delay. This week 132 pounds of cards were received from members. The next scheduled shipping date is Friday, May 12 2006. Field & Educational Services Field Organization/Public Service Team Section Manager Election ballots are still arriving in advance of the May 23 ballot counting. Ballots from Oregon, Illinois, Santa Clara Valley and Northern Florida are due at HQ by May 19. Leona also has received two more petitions nominating incumbent Section Managers John Thomason, WB5SYT of Oklahoma, and Kent Olson, KA0LDG, of North Dakota. These two are for terms beginning in October. We already have two section elections lined for the summertime (Ohio and Idaho). Thirty new Field Appointment supply kits were sent out this past week. Chuck Skolaut compiled and forwarded the monthly ARRL Monitoring System/Intruder Watch report to the IARU Region 2 Coordinator. Good feedback was obtained about Good Operator Report that had been received by a Kansas doctor who is also a net control station for the Eye Bank Net. The use of a boot-legged call sign is being checked by Western New York Official Observers. A question concerning amateurs participating in an emergency drill with the Coast Guard using 60 meters was relayed to the FCC and they addressed the question. PRB-1 information was mailed to a member in Georgia and questions dealing with foreign amateurs operating in the United States, 2-meter simplex frequencies, and 2-meter operation in Canada were dealt with. Field Organization Leaders involved in emergency coordination have been sending in their potential ideas and sources of good presentation material on emergency communication subjects. These items may be compiled and could serve as a good resource for the benefit of many others involved in public service and coordination efforts. Steve Ewald has been working on articles for July QST. ARISS PR: During Cosmonautics Celebrations Week, two Russian ARISS Team members went to far northern Russia, and showed tapes of ARISS activity and gave talks at the local parliament and schools. How ARISS Affects Students: An ARISS volunteer demonstrated HF and satellites during a two-day visit to the fifth grade classes at Romeo Elementary School in Dunnellon, Florida. The demo was part of the prep for the schools upcoming ARISS QSO. Rosalie will teleconference with Johnson Space Center Education Office to decide how to aid some of their schools that are interested in NASA programs. ARISS News Update: Russia has begun work on their new module for the International Space Station, and the US and Russian ARISS teams talked about ideas for ham radio in this module. For ARRL Members: In April, Kevin Fetter from Ontario videotaped SuitSat as it passed overhead. The video may be found on the Space Weather website, HYPERLINK "http://spaceweather.com/" http://spaceweather.com/ Rosalie assisted two ARRL members asking about ARISS activities on IRLP and Echolink. Intl Aspects: Questions are being readied by the US and Russian teams to submit for the official debriefing of Bill McArthur and Valery Tokarev Amateur Radio Education & Technology ProgramMark Spencer This is an early report because I will be attending EMCOMM WEST in Reno beginning tomorrow. I have now a total of 5 new project grant applications. I am aware of one more that is in the mail. I will begin processing the applications next week. Class assignments for the summers TI sessions have been made and the participants notified. Logistics arrangements will begin next week for the first TI in June. I have been gathering the information required to gain college credit opportunities for TI participants. A donated TNC was sent to Moorpark H.S. for their evolving emergency communications station. Sincerely Compiled by, Lisa Kustosik, KA1UFZ Assistant to the CEO Staff Absentee List All Staff 5/29 Holiday Dave Sumner 5/16-5/18 IWCE, Las Vegas, NV `` 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention `` 5/26 Vacation Lisa Kustosik 5/30 Vacation `` 6/19-6/23 Vacation Harold Kramer 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Allen Pitts 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Dave Patton 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Scott Gee 5/18-5/19 Vacation Wayne Mills 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Mary Hobart 5/5-5/12 Vacation `` 5/17-5/21 Dayton Hamvention `` 6/9-6/11 Ham Comm, Dallas, TX Steve Capodicasa 5/8-5/12 Vacation `` 5/24 Seminar Debra Johnson 5/17-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Zoe Belliveau 5/12 Vacation `` 5/17-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Mike Gruber 6/5-6/6 Vacation Joel Hallas 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Rick Lindquist 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Joe Carcia 5/26 Vacation `` 6/30-7/7 Vacation Maria Somma 5/17-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Bill Moore 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Kathy Allison 7/7-7/14 Vacation Larry Wolfgang 5/19-5/22 Vacation Dennis Motschenbacher 5/17-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Katie Breen 5/17-5/21 Dayton Hamvention `` 6/26-7/4 Vacation Deb Jahnke 5/20 Dayton Hamvention Bob Inderbitzen 5/17-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Amy Hurtado 5/18-5/21 Dayton Hamvention Ed Hare 5/12-5/16 Vacation `` 5/17-5/21 Dayton Hamvention `` 5/22-5/24 BPL measurements `` 6/9-6/11 Midwest Division Convention, Sioux City, NE `` 6/22-6/24 IEEE BPL Meeting, Montreal, Canada Joel Kleinman 5/31-6/9 Vacation Steve Ewald 5/18-5/26 Vacation Steve Ford 6/13-6/14 Assoc. Publishing Conference, Washington, DC Diane Szlachetka 5/26-5/30 Vacation $&JRTUVno? 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