At the close of the ECFS on 7 November 2003, the number of
documents on public view a

RM-10805: 214
RM-10806: 203
RM-10807: 167
RM-10808: 183
RM-10809: 169
RM-10810: 171
RM-10811: 923 Total: 2,030 (10811 has 45.5% of total)

RM-10781: 321
RM-10782: 271
RM-10783: 276
RM-10784: 254
RM-10785: 256
RM-10786: 422
RM-10787: 674 Total 2,474 (10787 has 27.2% of total)

Grand total: 4,504 documents for all 14 petitions.

The above does not represent the entirety of records submitted to the
FCC since some concerning RM-10805 through -10811 may not have
been fully checked for content or, if received by surface mail, may not
have been entered into the record.

Comment period for 10805 through 10811 is officially closed, but some
may be late-filed. It should be noted that FCC 98-143 comment
documents are still on public record and the last comment filed was in
September, 2003; official close of 98-143 comment period was 15
January, 1999.

FCC 03-104, the Docket on Broadband over Power Lines has 5,081
documents on record as of close of ECFS on 7 November 2003.

Control of the chat room is now returned to regulars for discussing the
vital interests of the regulars on such amateur radio policy topics as
the U.S. civil war, disadvantaged low-grade workers, U. S. foreign
policy, choo-choo trains, fast-food establishments, and the usual
outrage of regulars at other regulars not conceding their innate
superiority on all topics.

LHA

Control of the chat room is now returned to regulars for discussing the
vital interests of the regulars on such amateur radio policy topics as
the U.S. civil war, disadvantaged low-grade workers, U. S. foreign
policy, choo-choo trains, fast-food establishments, and the usual
outrage of regulars at other regulars not conceding their innate
superiority on all topics.

LHA

Ah com'on Len ......You forgot CW always gets through, buggy whips,
Luddites, standard transmissions, breasts, military service, hair splitting,
horseback riding, whining, strawmen, redshirts, the religion of morse, OOK
in many and sundry forms and my choice for the most boring ....
pontificating rants by non hams.

73 God Bless Tom Popovic KI3R

(Len Over 21) wrote in message ...

Control of the chat room...(SNIP)

Two problems here, Your Scuzziness.

First of all you seem to think you were in control of something.
You are not, nor have you ever been.

Secondly, this is not a "chat room". For one who is constantly
berating licensed Amateurs for not being aware of technology or it's
applications, you seem to have a problem with the concepts of various
Internet applications.

Strange. Buth then, you ARE the epitomy of strange.

Steve, K4YZ

"Len Over 21" wrote in message
...

Control of the chat room is now returned to regulars for discussing the
vital interests of the regulars on such amateur radio policy topics as
the U.S. civil war, disadvantaged low-grade workers, U. S. foreign
policy, choo-choo trains, fast-food establishments, and the usual
outrage of regulars at other regulars not conceding their innate
superiority on all topics.

One may hear the premium of that variety
of shi+ any weekend on 14.313 MHz.

(Just ask for the "mobile" master of
ceremonies from Georgia or the resident
frequency fool from Indiana)

Capt Truth IIV
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They deserve it anyway and god says it's OK too !"