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February 2nd 07, 07:56 PM
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Unwritten policy and the intent of the average amateur ...
On Feb 2, 10:57�am, Cecil Moore wrote:
wrote: But with amateur radio, I think there are sizable numbers of people who don't even know amateur radio exists, or who have very distorted ideas about it. *Those* are the people we need to reach. Some of them work for the Madisonville Independent School District here in Texas. Their web filters block anything related to amateur radio as "entertainment". When I try to accesswww.arrl.org, I get a message saying it is blocked because it is "entertainment". A school system that blocks anything associated with amateur radio is in very sad shape. -- 73, Cecil *http://www.w5dxp.com Cecil, amateur radio is a national SERVICE! Would you call the military "entertainment?" Connect the dots. Some dashes might be nice, too... LA |
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February 2nd 07, 08:11 PM
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February 2nd 07, 08:22 PM
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Unwritten policy and the intent of the average amateur ...
On Feb 2, 12:11�pm, Cecil Moore wrote:
wrote: * *Cecil, amateur radio is a national SERVICE! Yes, as in an "administrative division of government". * *Would you call the military "entertainment?" No, it is also an "administrative division of government". -- 73, Cecil *http://www.w5dxp.com Hmmm...I just wrote four separate sentences. :-) Are they related to one another? :-) tongue in cheek |
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