February 2008 - arrl-odv - reflector.arrl.org

[arrl-odv:16515] Fw: 12/31/07 report
by Jim McCobb 19 Feb '08

19 Feb '08

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FCC Staff Travel to Ham Conventions
by w3kd＠aol.com 18 Feb '08

18 Feb '08

We have been alerted by Riley Hollingsworth that there is a new FCC policy that prohibits FCC staff from traveling to events sponsored by FCC regulatees, even if the sponsor of the travel is a Section 501(c)(3) organization. This is a not-unexpected change in policy, and has?nothing?to do with Amateur Radio or the Amateur Radio enforcement program, as best we can determine. What this means, though, is that if Riley Hollingsworth travels to a ham convention, the cost of his travel comes from the FCC's budget. Riley has, therefore, cancelled three previously accepted trips to ham conventions this year. He is still planning to go to Dayton, because he gets the biggest bang for the FCC buck there in terms of attendees for his session. Riley seems to be of the view that in a new administration, things may be different. I am not convinced of that, since the concern about FCC sponsored travel seems to be a bipartisan Capitol Hill issue, and has been for some time. Do not, therefore, expect to be able to get Riley to attend any of your Division events, at least for the near term. Riley's travel has been significantly reduced in recent years from the breakneck pace he set during the first few years of the new enforcement program. But his success in enforcement is largely based on deterrence; the view that good behavior on air is necessary because FCC is always there listening; and Riley's "in-your-face" style contributed a great deal toward his success. So a lack of visibility on his part is not a good thing as a general matter. It is not likely that any special arrangements will be made for him or anyone else, at least not soon. 73, Chris W3KD ________________________________________________________________________ More new features than ever. Check out the new AOL Mail ! - http://webmail.aol.com

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[arrl-odv:16512] FW: VE Manual is Up and Running
by Kramer, Harold, WJ1B 15 Feb '08

15 Feb '08

FYI - This is now on the web at it will also be in the ARRL Letter this week. The new ARRL VE Manual is now available on the ARRL Web at: http://www.arrl.org/arrlvec/vemanual/ The manual is available in two formats: --A 7 Mbyte downloadable PDF file --An "animated" online presentation hosted at Issuu.com. --Steve

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HQ Closed
by Joel Harrison 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

Due to the winter storm and a loss of electricity at ARRL HQ, the offices are closed this afternoon.

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[arrl-odv:16510] HQ Closed
by Shelley, Barry, N1VXY 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

Due to today's snow and ice storm in CT, we lost power at HQ around 9:30 am. A significant portion of Newington is out as well. At this point, CL&P (our local power company) is unable to estimate when they will restore power to our section of town. As a result, Harold and I decided to close the building and send the staff home. E-mail directed to Board members at arrl.org addresses should continue to be delivered as these are redirected at the ISP's server. E-mail directed to HQ will be held in a que and delivered once we're up and running again. The phones have been switched over to the answering service so those calls will be answered by the service who will tell callers of our situation and ask for their patience until the elements allow us to respond to their requests. I assume, God and CL&P willing, we will be up and running first thing in the morning. 73, Barry, N1VXY

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[arrl-odv:16509] Re: RE: FW: [QRP-L] Interference on the bands
by Andy Oppel 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

Maybe we could send a few select individuals to the sun to investigate the lack of sunspots. It would obviously be a one-way mission, so choose the crew carefully. I know who I would send (and no, they aren't board members). -- Andy, N6AJO At 10:04 AM 2/13/2008, William Sawders wrote: >I know this is improper, but, as a Vice Director, I would like to >chair such an investigating committee as I am also tired of the lack >of sunspots. >Something has got to be done at the H.Q. Level. > >Bill, K7ZM >NW Div. > >-------Original Message------- > >From: <mailto:joelh@centurytel.net>Joel Harrison >Date: 02/13/08 09:30:42 >To: <mailto:arrl-odv@reflector.arrl.org>arrl-odv >Subject: RE: [arrl-odv:16504] FW: [QRP-L] Interference on the bands > >This is such a serious threat to amateur radio that I'm going to put it on >the EC meeting agenda and ask staff to begin addressing it immediately. > > > >-----Original Message----- >From: K8JE [<mailto:K8JE@arrl.org>mailto:K8JE@arrl.org] >Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 4:10 PM >To: arrl-odv >Subject: [arrl-odv:16504] FW: [QRP-L] Interference on the bands > >I believe the following "complaint" is one we can ignore. Hi! Some of you >may have seen the post on the QRP reflector. Forwarded to me by a member >for a chuckle. > > > "The worst thing I encounter on the QRP frequencies is QRN. > Now why hasn't the ARRL done anything about that? > > "We pay our dues year after year and get no relief. > > "QRPers should have a clear channel free of QRM, QRN, > and QSB just like the telephone. > > "Hey....." > > >73, > >Jim Weaver, K8JE, Director >ARRL Great Lakes Division >5065 Bethany Rd. >Mason, OH 45040 >E-mail: <mailto:k8je@arrl.org>k8je(a)arrl.org; Tel.: 513-459-0142 >ARRL - The Reason Amateur Radio Is! >Members - The Reason ARRL Is! > >______________________________________________________________ >QRP-L mailing list >Home: ><http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/qrp-l>http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/qrp-l >Help: <http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm>http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm >Post: <mailto:QRP-L@mailman.qth.net>mailto:QRP-L@mailman.qth.net > > > > > > Andy Oppel andy(a)andyoppel.com andy_oppel(a)alamedanet.net

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[arrl-odv:16508] RE: [arrl-odv:16504] FW: [QRP-L] Interference on the bands
by William Sawders 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

I know this is improper, but, as a Vice Director, I would like to chair such an investigating committee as I am also tired of the lack of sunspots. Something has got to be done at the H.Q. Level. Bill, K7ZM NW Div. -------Original Message------- From: Joel Harrison Date: 02/13/08 09:30:42 To: arrl-odv Subject: RE: [arrl-odv:16504] FW: [QRP-L] Interference on the bands This is such a serious threat to amateur radio that I'm going to put it on the EC meeting agenda and ask staff to begin addressing it immediately. -----Original Message----- From: K8JE [mailto:K8JE@arrl.org] Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 4:10 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:16504] FW: [QRP-L] Interference on the bands I believe the following "complaint" is one we can ignore. Hi! Some of you may have seen the post on the QRP reflector. Forwarded to me by a member for a chuckle. "The worst thing I encounter on the QRP frequencies is QRN. Now why hasn't the ARRL done anything about that? "We pay our dues year after year and get no relief. "QRPers should have a clear channel free of QRM, QRN, and QSB just like the telephone. "Hey....." 73, Jim Weaver, K8JE, Director ARRL Great Lakes Division 5065 Bethany Rd. Mason, OH 45040 E-mail: k8je(a)arrl.org; Tel.: 513-459-0142 ARRL - The Reason Amateur Radio Is! Members - The Reason ARRL Is! ______________________________________________________________ QRP-L mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/qrp-l Help: http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm Post: mailto:QRP-L@mailman.qth.net

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[arrl-odv:16507] RE: [arrl-odv:16504] FW: [QRP-L] Interference on the bands
by WY7FD, Dwayne Allen 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

Having portrayed QRN in several Wolff-hong ceremonies, I say BRING IT ON. I have crushed all attempts to quail QRN under my iron heal. WY7FD Quoting Joel Harrison <joelh(a)centurytel.net>: > > This is such a serious threat to amateur radio that I'm going to put it on > the EC meeting agenda and ask staff to begin addressing it immediately. > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: K8JE [mailto:K8JE@arrl.org] > Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 4:10 PM > To: arrl-odv > Subject: [arrl-odv:16504] FW: [QRP-L] Interference on the bands > > I believe the following "complaint" is one we can ignore. Hi! Some of you > may have seen the post on the QRP reflector. Forwarded to me by a member > for a chuckle. > > > "The worst thing I encounter on the QRP frequencies is QRN. > Now why hasn't the ARRL done anything about that? > > "We pay our dues year after year and get no relief. > > "QRPers should have a clear channel free of QRM, QRN, > and QSB just like the telephone. > > "Hey....." > > > 73, > > Jim Weaver, K8JE, Director > ARRL Great Lakes Division > 5065 Bethany Rd. > Mason, OH 45040 > E-mail: k8je(a)arrl.org; Tel.: 513-459-0142 > ARRL - The Reason Amateur Radio Is! > Members - The Reason ARRL Is! > > ______________________________________________________________ > QRP-L mailing list > Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/qrp-l > Help: http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm > Post: mailto:QRP-L@mailman.qth.net > > > > > >

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RE: [arrl-odv:16504] FW: [QRP-L] Interference on the bands
by Joel Harrison 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

This is such a serious threat to amateur radio that I'm going to put it on the EC meeting agenda and ask staff to begin addressing it immediately. -----Original Message----- From: K8JE [mailto:K8JE@arrl.org] Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 4:10 PM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:16504] FW: [QRP-L] Interference on the bands I believe the following "complaint" is one we can ignore. Hi! Some of you may have seen the post on the QRP reflector. Forwarded to me by a member for a chuckle. "The worst thing I encounter on the QRP frequencies is QRN. Now why hasn't the ARRL done anything about that? "We pay our dues year after year and get no relief. "QRPers should have a clear channel free of QRM, QRN, and QSB just like the telephone. "Hey....." 73, Jim Weaver, K8JE, Director ARRL Great Lakes Division 5065 Bethany Rd. Mason, OH 45040 E-mail: k8je(a)arrl.org; Tel.: 513-459-0142 ARRL - The Reason Amateur Radio Is! Members - The Reason ARRL Is! ______________________________________________________________ QRP-L mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/qrp-l Help: http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm Post: mailto:QRP-L@mailman.qth.net

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[arrl-odv:16505] IN-News
by Kustosik, Lisa, KA1UFZ 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

<<021308.doc>> IN-Newsletter <<Microsoft Word Picture>> Vol. 31, No. 7 February 13, 2008 -- Covers the period February 3-9. Upcoming Meetings and Events Executive Committee March 15 in Memphis, TN Regulatory Information Reported by Dan Henderson, N1ND Changes in the CEPT equivalency table for the US licenses meant several changes on the ARRL web and to the International Operating Information letter that the ARRL VEC routinely uses with IARPs (and the IARP form itself). There were handled and an article for the ARRL web on the change prepared. While continuing to work with several repeater owners on the second PAVE PAWS list, we also cleared up a couple of questions raised by the DoD's minutes of the January teleconference. We also finalized and sent to Production a two-page article for QST outlining the complete PAVE PAWS scenario to date. The Palmdale, CA antenna issue took a negative turn as WB6X has received an order from the city to remove the tower or face a $1000 fine. He received a two-week extension on the deadline to give him time to comply. He ahs also started a fund-raising effort to help offset legal bills. Also in California, the city of Grand Terrace is proposing an extremely limited ordinance - height limit of 20' for the tower and only one antenna. VCs continue to be working with ARRL Division and local leadership on these cases. There were the regular routine queries from various divisions on licensing issues, reciprocal operations, and rules questions, as well as the start of rules clarifications for Field Day 2008 since the posting of the new rules and packet on February 1st. Media & Public Relations Reported by Allen Pitts, W1AGP Just after the April media Hits were done, two more key media hits came in. Several months ago Gordon West and Allen aided Tyler Baum, KE7GHS, to write for Pontoon & Deck Boat Magazine. He now has a major article promoting Amateur Radio for recreational boaters in the Feb issue. Encouragement of PIOs to follow-up on the recent tornado outbreak in the south led Doug Hilton, WDØUG, to be the centerpiece of a hit on WAFF-TV (NBC) praising the work of the hams during the event and promoting Amateur Radio for emergency work. While this was an excellent piece, as this is also the only media hit known to come out of the events, Allen and the PR Committee are looking into where the PIO system failed and what may be done better in the future. Reports are slowly coming in to be compiled into the formal Annual Report and more media materials have come in to add NBEMS, ALE and career opportunities to the topics for the 2008 tech campaign. A rather unflattering description of ARRL posted on Wikipedia has been toned down, but has also resulted in an editing battle among users seeking to post and re-post descriptions over each other. While it still is not what we may like, it is tolerable and far better than the treatment given there to many comparable organizations. William Hays, AE4QL, has donated three copies of his demo DVD "Standing Up for Standing Waves" through Dave Smith, W8YZ, to ARRL to put in the educational loaning library. Development Reported by Mary Hobart, K1MMH The January results for the Diamond Club were on par with the 2007 numbers. The trip to Hamcation in Orlando was a bug success. Membership Manager Katie Breen brought back the results of strong membership recruitment. IARU Dignitaries Larry Price, W4RA, Tim Ellam, VE6SH, Renaldo Leandro and former ARRL Director Frank Butler, helped answer questions along with Director Greg Sarratt and SM Jeff Beals. Contributions were made for four new bricks for the Diamond Terrace. A new Diamond Terrace ad has been created by Sue Fagan for the April QST. A revised planned giving brochure has been completed. This piece will be included with all acknowledgement letters coming out of Development. Thanks to John Proctor, the files are ready for the W1AW Endowment solicitation. The elements of the solicitation package will be complete this week. Production/Editorial Reported by Joel Kleinman, N1BKE Two new printings were released to the printer: Emergency Power for Radio Communications (3rd printing) and RF Amplifier Classics (3rd pr). In addition, the March/April issues of QEX and NCJ have been released to the printer. We checked printer's proofs for two new titles, ARRL's VHF Digital Handbook and ARRL's Hands-On Radio Experiments. Khrystyne Keane wrote and distributed The ARRL Letter, Vol. 27, No. 5, for February 8, 2008. It went out to 66,938 subscribers. She also voiced and produced ARRL Audio News for February 8. Sales and Marketing Reported by Bob Inderbitzen, NQ1R Membership Update We implemented some finer tracking for membership sources last month. In January, new membership acquisition was attributed to the following primary sources (top 5 = 46% of overall acquisition): 427 - web subset: undefined or "other" 248 - December's direct mail campaign (mailed to 50k) 202 - e-mail solicitation (28.5k lapsed members) 169 - web subset: "word of mouth" Sales Update February's sales forecast is $221,054. Combined direct and dealer sales topped $69k through Feb 11. The Warehouse crew fulfilled 736 packages for publication and product orders, shipped 155 free book membership premiums, and sent QST mailing supplements for February issues. We also took receipt of a third printing of Simple and Fun Antennas for Hams and some titles produced by the Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB). Another processing enhancement! Change-of-address processing has now been automated for members submitting changes via the ARRL web. All member data updated to the web is written to the membership database (Seibel) within 24 hrs. Most data will update within minutes, but the addresses may take 24 hrs to reflect-back on the web. Amy reports that a postage increase will take effect on May 12. The postal increase is based on the consumer price index. Here are some of the increased rates: First-Class Mail letter (1 oz.) (now .41) 42¢ First-Class Mail letter (2 oz.) 59¢ Postcard 27¢ First-Class Mail large envelope (2 oz.) $1.00 Certified Mail $2.70 First-Class Mail International letter to Canada and Mexico (1 oz.) 72¢ First-Class Mail International letter to all other countries (1 oz.) 94¢ The main data pull for April QST will be run on 2/15/08. Jackie reports that we have established a relationship with Parallax, Inc. and will carry a handful of their educational electronic kits and other items. These products were identified by Mark Spencer. He uses these items in the ARRL Teachers Institute on Wireless Technology. There is a new category within our online store, labeled Kits and Hardware <http://www.arrl.org/catalog/index.php3?category=Kits+and+Hardware> , which features all of these products. The e-store has been populated with all of the 2007 conference proceedings, and with links to Lulu.com for ordering. A summary of all of the 2007 proceedings can be found at http://www.arrl.org/catalog/proc07.html. This is the model we'll follow as new proceedings are published. Katie returned from an enjoyable visit at the ARRL Northern Florida Section Convention - Orlando HamCation and Computer Show, Feb 8-10. Business Services Reported by Deb Jahnke, K1DAJ Our advertising efforts to date have been very successful for the April QST. We have hit our goal and expect to exceed it by, as yet, an undetermined amount. After quite a few years being absent from the pages of QST, we welcome back Maha Energy who will run 1/2 page ads commencing with the April 2008 issue. We have been pursuing them for quite some time and Janet Rocco nailed down a two-year insertion order from Maha. The Hilberling Company will also resume advertising the PT-8000 in the April issue. New business prospects are in the double digits, and we are reaching out to these potential clients and starting dialogs which we plan to turn in to long-term relationships in the coming weeks. New Advertiser packages are being created, developed around the needs of these prospective clients and individually tailored to show how the ARRL will help them meet their business needs. Now that we have covers to show, a new ARRL Dealer Newline is in the works to promote the 2008 ARRL Repeater Directory and procure pre-orders. Promotional information has also been sent to our mainstream clients. As many of you know Business Services will be moving their offices down the hall (swapping office space with Barry Shelly). The move takes place on Monday, February 11. Diane, in addition to working on several new ads for QST, is also working on a membership recruitment piece for Sales and Marketing. Membership & Volunteer Programs Reported by Dave Patton, NN1N The MVP Department welcomes Rose-Ann Lawrence, KB1DMW. Rose-Ann's primary responsibilities will be in the Outgoing QSL Bureau and the DXCC Department. Congratulations goes to Hugh Brower, KB1NFI for the design and implementation of the credit card charging system now being utilized in the DXCC Department. This new system is a true cost and time-savings program. Contest Branch All 2007 ARRL DX award certificates have been mailed. Thanks again to all the envelope stuffers! Final totals for 2007 Sweepstakes pins and mugs have been determined and the orders have been placed: Item Ordered Mugs 350 CW Pins 165 Phone Pins 275 These totals include approximately 15% more of each item than actually ordered, to help cover the inevitable late requests. We should have them in stock in about 3 weeks and we will begin sending them out upon their arrival. We had the pleasure of hosting the Yankee Clipper Contest Club this past Saturday. About 70 YCCC members were in attendance. I was pleased to give a short presentation about the Contest Branch and have a Q & A session with them. It was a fun day! ARRL DX CW is this weekend. The Robot has been primed and ready for logs. W1AW Joe installed a new Icom IC-756ProIII HF transceiver and new Icom IC-PW1 solid-state amplifier in the 160-meter broadcast equipment location (in the Harris racks). This equipment replaces the 10+ year-old Ten-Tec Omni VI+ and Hercules II amplifier that was being used on 160-meters. With the new equipment, W1AW is back to running 1 kW on this band. (Thanks to Greg for wiring up a power relay for the new equipment.) Joe also uploaded to eQSL all the current W1AW logs dating back to mid-1991. On Saturday, Joe hosted at W1AW some members of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club who visited the station to see a demonstration of the new Elecraft K3. In addition, a few YCCC members also operated the station. Scott worked on fast and slow code practice files for the middle part of the month of February. On Friday, in addition to his normal shift, he also worked the early afternoon shift for Joe who was out for a funeral. Field Organization/Public Service Team ARES teams and SKYWARN participants from Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky and Alabama were among the many Amateur Radio operators and other responders called to action this past week during an outbreak of tornados and severe weather. ARRL Section Leaders have been in touch with HQ staff to report related news and activities. Steve Ewald has also been preparing April QST's Public Service column. Maine Section Manager Bill Woodhead, N1KAT, has been nominated to run for a new term of office as SM starting July 1. Leona Adams prepared the SM nomination notice for the next election cycle that is scheduled to appear in April QST. Ballots for the San Diego SM election are due at HQ by February 15, and the ballots will be counted on February 19. Nearly 50 Field Organization appointments were entered into the database, and that includes several new Assistant DEC and Assistant SEC appointments. Official Observers in North Carolina provided documentation in response to an FCC monitoring request on 20 meters. The Field Organizations in Iowa, Mississippi and East Bay welcomed newly qualified Official Observers. Chuck Skolaut learned form his sources that unlicensed fishermen in the Gulf coast region are using 2 meter simplex. A similar report from Colorado indicates that fishermen are also on 30 meters. We are collecting information on a radio amateur who is using high power in the "freehand" range of frequencies below the 10 meter ham band and normal CB channels. The Kentucky OOC reported a good response from a new ham after he received an advisory for improper identification. Education Services Reported by Debra Johnson, K1DMJ Rose-Anne Lawrence has transitioned to her new position in the QSL bureau. Nancy Hallas is learning the daily admin duties associated with the Continuing Education Program. While training with Nancy is handling lots of inquiries about field instruction of the Emergency Communications courses. I continue to work on updating CEP Web pages. Since the pages are so heavily interlinked a lot of revision is necessary before anything can be posted. I'm also putting together a resource page for field instructors. Mentor Coordinators Stan Kaplan WB9RQR and Terry Dettmann WX7S have been reviewing the mentor guide and mentor training materials, as well as developing procedures for handling student /mentor conflicts. A survey of mentors supporting the Antenna Modeling course has resulted in some specific recommendations for improvement of the course. January registrations for on-line courses totaled 158, including 55 for the Tech licensing course and 52 for EmComm Level 1. Antenna modeling experienced a nice bump in enrollments presumably in response to a target QST ad in January. Production wrapped up the last design elements of the new Technician/General Instructors Manual which left for production. Mark Spencer and I have been working with Jackie Cornell to complete arrangements with Parallax Inc. to market a series of products utilized by our Teachers Institute. Jackie has completed the last details to make these products available for sale to ARRL customers. Education & Technology Program We continue to receive a stream of inquiries and application requests about the Teachers Institute stimulated by the February QST article. The application and the brochures and flyers were created by Jodi Morin and posted on our website for interested teachers to download and print and for clubs and others who want to carry the message about 2008 Teachers Institute opportunities. The first session is coming up quickly. It will be held at the Museum of Science & Industry in Tampa, Florida April 7-10. Sixteen applications for this year's sessions have been received so far. ARISS QSOs will ramp up in earnest once the STS-122 space shuttle is launched. STS-123 will launch just as soon as possible after STS-122's mission is completed, most likely 3 to 4 weeks later. Shuttle taxi astronauts offer the ARISS team spurts of activity: Leo Eyharts, KE5FNO, will talk to 2 - 3 schools, Garrett Reismann, KE5HAE, will speak with 4 - 6, Greg Chamitoff, KD5PKZ, is interested in QSOing with 15 or more. The Houston ARISS Team held on-air training sessions in the mock-up of the Service Module at Johnson Space Center with astronaut T.J. Creamer and with cosmonaut Oleg Skripochka. Recently, the ARISS Team installed ham equipment in the module and Kenneth Ransom, N5VHO, used the module to train the astronauts in ham radio procedures. Sincerely Compiled by, Lisa Kustosik, KA1UFZ Assistant to the CEO Staff Absentee List Leona Adams 2/22 Vacation LouAnn Campanello 2/28-3/3 Vacation Steve Capodicasa 2/15 Vacation `` 2/25 Vacation Joe Carcia 5/23 Vacation Steve Ford 2/18-2/22 Vacation Scott Gee 2/14-2/15 Vacation `` 5/15-5/16 Vacation `` 6/30 Vacation Mary Hobart 2/15 Vacation `` 2/24-3/9 Vacation Bob Inderbitzen 3/27-3/28 AES Superfest / Milwaukee, WI Karen Isakson 2/19-2/22 Vacation Khrystyne Keane 2/15pm Vacation `` 2/29pm Vacation Rose-Ann Lawrence 2/11-2/15 Vacation Bill Moore 2/11-2/13 Vacation Frankie Perez 2/19-2/20 Vacation Ann Marie Pinto 2/19-2/20 Vacation Dave Sumner 2/8-2/13 Vacation `` 3/14-3/16 Executive Committee Meeting, Memphis, TN `` 4/4-4/8 IARU Reg. 1 Executive Committee Meeting, London

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