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Carl Stevenson Elected
Carl Stevenson was elected Member at Large of the IEEE Standards
Association in IEEE news e-mailed to members today. He will serve a 2-year term beginning 1 January 2006. Carl is also Executive Director of No Code International. IEEE is the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and is the world's largest professional technical organization with 365,000 members in 150 countries. |
Carl Stevenson Elected
From: on Nov 8, 5:55 pm
On 8 Nov 2005 17:18:20 -0800, wrote: Carl Stevenson was elected Member at Large of the IEEE Standards Association in IEEE news e-mailed to members today. He will serve a 2-year term beginning 1 January 2006. Carl is also Executive Director of No Code International. not being a memeber of the IEEE(and not being licensed engineer I don't think I am eleible) I am not esp familer with just what this means How many people hold the same level as carl nnow etc One other that I know about: L. Bruce McClung, elected in the same category, same day as Carl. IEEE Standards Association sets many of the standards in use in electronics, followed voluntarily by designers, manufacturers, governments. Carl has been active in the Standards Association for years, particularly the "588" group (Wi-Max, Wi-Fi, etc). One does NOT have to be a "licensed engineer" to belong to the IEEE as a member. There are two ways to do it: Have a degree in engineering; have at least three written affidavits by IEEE members vouching for an applicants' ability as an engineer. "Licensed engineers" are those who have passed STATE exams in state legislated areas of engineering. For further information on IEEE go to www.ieee.org. congrats Carl, but a bit more context if you don't mind Len I thought it terribly IRONIC that long-time radio amateur Carl Stevenson, WK3C, who WAS REFUSED A NOMINATION FOR OFFICE AT THE ARRL (an AMATEUR organization), managed to not only GET ON a ballot of the IEEE (a PROFESSIONAL association), and WIN! :-) |
Carl Stevenson Elected
On 9 Nov 2005 10:40:39 -0800, wrote:
From: on Nov 8, 5:55 pm On 8 Nov 2005 17:18:20 -0800, wrote: Carl Stevenson was elected Member at Large of the IEEE Standards Association in IEEE news e-mailed to members today. He will serve a 2-year term beginning 1 January 2006. Carl is also Executive Director of No Code International. not being a memeber of the IEEE(and not being licensed engineer I don't think I am eleible) I am not esp familer with just what this means How many people hold the same level as carl nnow etc One other that I know about: L. Bruce McClung, elected in the same category, same day as Carl. IEEE Standards Association sets many of the standards in use in electronics, followed voluntarily by designers, manufacturers, governments. Carl has been active in the Standards Association for years, particularly the "588" group (Wi-Max, Wi-Fi, etc). One does NOT have to be a "licensed engineer" to belong to the IEEE as a member. There are two ways to do it: Have a degree in engineering; have at least three written affidavits by IEEE members vouching for an applicants' ability as an engineer. "Licensed engineers" are those who have passed STATE exams in state legislated areas of engineering. For further information on IEEE go to www.ieee.org. congrats Carl, but a bit more context if you don't mind Len I thought it terribly IRONIC that long-time radio amateur Carl Stevenson, WK3C, who WAS REFUSED A NOMINATION FOR OFFICE AT THE ARRL (an AMATEUR organization), managed to not only GET ON a ballot of the IEEE (a PROFESSIONAL association), and WIN! :-) agreed very ironic also very ARRL if i may put it that way _________________________________________ Usenet Zone Free Binaries Usenet Server More than 140,000 groups Unlimited download http://www.usenetzone.com to open account |
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Carl Stevenson Elected
K4YZ wrote: wrote: IEEE is the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and is the world's largest professional technical organization with 365,000 members in 150 countries. cuting stvei wasting bandwidth and trying to turn Carl's moment into an anti Len attack thread |
IEEE Struggling for Membership
an old friend wrote: K4YZ wrote: wrote: IEEE is the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and is the world's largest professional technical organization with 365,000 members in 150 countries. cuting stvei wasting bandwidth and trying to turn Carl's moment into an anti Len attack thread The "wasting bandwidth" part came from you responding to a thread in which you had nothing to say...As usual. Steve. K4YZ |
Carl Stevenson Elected
K4YZ wrote: an old friend wrote: K4YZ wrote: wrote: IEEE is the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and is the world's largest professional technical organization with 365,000 members in 150 countries. cuting stvei wasting bandwidth and trying to turn Carl's moment into an anti Len attack thread Carl Stevenson was elected Member at Large of the IEEE Standards Association in IEEE news e-mailed to members today. He will serve a 2-year term beginning 1 January 2006. Carl is also Executive Director of No Code International. IEEE is the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and is the world's largest professional technical organization with 365,000 members in 150 countries. |
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K4YZ wrote: wrote: IEEE is the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and is the world's largest professional technical organization with 365,000 members in 150 countries. cuting stvei wasting bandwidth and trying to turn Carl's moment into an anti Len attack thread The REAL "attack" came FROM Lennie...Yet another anti-ARRL / anti-Amateur Radio sleight. It had very little to do with Carl. Steve, K4YZ |
Carl Stevenson Elected
Carl Stevenson was elected Member at Large of the IEEE Standards
Association in IEEE news e-mailed to members today. He will serve a 2-year term beginning 1 January 2006. Carl is also Executive Director of No Code International. IEEE is the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and is the world's largest professional technical organization with 365,000 members in 150 countries. conitueing to cut and ignore Stvie eforts to trun a wellearned ata boy in a anti len attarck thread |
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SA President, Immediate Past President, Standards Board Chair, Standards Board Immediate Past Chair, Treasurer, Secretary, Nine (9) Members-At-Large. Mr. Stevenson and Mr. McClung will join the "Members-At-Large" for a two year term beginning next year. The Man in the Maze QRV from Baboquivari Peak, AZ |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
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Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
From: on Nov 9, 4:04 pm
wrote: From: on Nov 8, 5:55 pm On 8 Nov 2005 17:18:20 -0800, wrote: Carl Stevenson was elected Member at Large of the IEEE Standards Association in IEEE news e-mailed to members today. Many of us have sent him our congratulations. What do you mean "we?" You wouldn't have known about an IEEE election without a notice from an IEEE member. YOU are NOT an IEEE member. WE don't know where or what YOUR "professional" electronics activity is/involves. You could be taking lessons from Dudly the Imposter. I thought it terribly IRONIC that long-time radio amateur Carl Stevenson, WK3C, who WAS REFUSED A NOMINATION FOR OFFICE AT THE ARRL (an AMATEUR organization), managed to not only GET ON a ballot of the IEEE (a PROFESSIONAL association), and WIN! :-) Not ironic at all. WRONG. INCORRECT. The standards of amateurism are different. Ask Jim Thorpe. Dead a long time ago. Do you talk to the dead?!? Other than the BoD that is... Carl had more than enough signatures on his nomination papers. But the Executive Committee that decides such matters though there was a conflict of interest between his professional duties and being an ARRL Director, and declared him ineligible to run. That decision was not reversed by the BoD. We've all seen your parroting of ARRL-is-god spin in here before on that matter. Put a cork in it and go to your seance. Ask Jim Fixx. Some members of ARRL, particularly in the Atlantic Division, did not agree with that decision, and made their disagreement known to the BoD, the other officers of ARRL, and anybody else involved. Those efforts to get him on the ballot were, unfortunately, not successful. One cannot argue with the dead. One cannot argue with morsemen. Hard to tell the difference there... btw, it is interesting to note the name of Carl's firm. Why? Because he has one and you do not? You know damn well that Carl got tossed off the nomination sheet due to his being Executive Director of No Code International. ARRL doesn't want no-coders. ARRL wants only those "acceptible" to the BoD hierarchy. ------- Jim-Jim, be aware that Microsoft is ready to ship a new Windows just for you morsemen. It's supposed to be like Windows XP PRO but it is called Windows XP Amateur. One doesn't need any keyboard or display. Just use a morse key for input and listen to the speakers for results. Ideal for you morsemen to show your magnificence in communications. |
IEEE Struggling For Membership
K4YZ wrote: wrote: IEEE is the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and is the world's largest professional technical organization with 365,000 members in 150 countries. Geeeee.....what does it say that it takes the IEEE 150 countries to amass 365,000 members when the ARRL manages to do half that number in only 1 or 2....?!?!?! Put a Morse Code requirement on IEEE membership and that organizations would fold. Certainly there are more EE's than licensed Amateurs? Are they not being paid enough to join the IEEE? Obviously not. Steve, K4YZ A glut of engineers from India and China... |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
wrote: From: on Nov 9, 4:04 pm wrote: From: on Nov 8, 5:55 pm On 8 Nov 2005 17:18:20 -0800, wrote: Carl Stevenson was elected Member at Large of the IEEE Standards Association in IEEE news e-mailed to members today. Many of us have sent him our congratulations. What do you mean "we?" You wouldn't have known about an IEEE election without a notice from an IEEE member. YOU are NOT an IEEE member. Mouse. Pocket. WE don't know where or what YOUR "professional" electronics activity is/involves. You could be taking lessons from Dudly the Imposter. Speaks as an authority on space science, Has trouble with distance to the moon. I thought it terribly IRONIC that long-time radio amateur Carl Stevenson, WK3C, who WAS REFUSED A NOMINATION FOR OFFICE AT THE ARRL (an AMATEUR organization), managed to not only GET ON a ballot of the IEEE (a PROFESSIONAL association), and WIN! :-) Not ironic at all. WRONG. INCORRECT. The standards of amateurism are different. Ask Jim Thorpe. Dead a long time ago. Do you talk to the dead?!? Other than the BoD that is... Why would an atheist think he could talk to the dead? Reminds me of Steve's recent attempt to talk to W0EX. Carl had more than enough signatures on his nomination papers. But the Executive Committee that decides such matters though there was a conflict of interest between his professional duties and being an ARRL Director, and declared him ineligible to run. That decision was not reversed by the BoD. We've all seen your parroting of ARRL-is-god spin in here before on that matter. Put a cork in it and go to your seance. Ask Jim Fixx. He'll blow right by Jim Fixx and got straight to Hiram. Jim got clout. Some members of ARRL, particularly in the Atlantic Division, did not agree with that decision, and made their disagreement known to the BoD, the other officers of ARRL, and anybody else involved. Those efforts to get him on the ballot were, unfortunately, not successful. One cannot argue with the dead. One cannot argue with morsemen. Hard to tell the difference there... btw, it is interesting to note the name of Carl's firm. Why? Because he has one and you do not? You know damn well that Carl got tossed off the nomination sheet due to his being Executive Director of No Code International. ARRL doesn't want no-coders. ARRL wants only those "acceptible" to the BoD hierarchy. ------- Jim-Jim, be aware that Microsoft is ready to ship a new Windows just for you morsemen. It's supposed to be like Windows XP PRO but it is called Windows XP Amateur. One doesn't need any keyboard or display. Just use a morse key for input and listen to the speakers for results. Ideal for you morsemen to show your magnificence in communications. Hi!!! |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
wrote: From: on Nov 9, 4:04 pm wrote: From: on Nov 8, 5:55 pm On 8 Nov 2005 17:18:20 -0800, wrote: Carl Stevenson was elected Member at Large of the IEEE Standards Association in IEEE news e-mailed to members today. Many of us have sent him our congratulations. What do you mean "we?" You wouldn't have known about an IEEE election without a notice from an IEEE member. YOU are NOT an IEEE member. WE don't know where or what YOUR "professional" electronics activity is/involves. You could be taking lessons from Dudly the Imposter. I thought it terribly IRONIC that long-time radio amateur Carl Stevenson, WK3C, who WAS REFUSED A NOMINATION FOR OFFICE AT THE ARRL (an AMATEUR organization), managed to not only GET ON a ballot of the IEEE (a PROFESSIONAL association), and WIN! :-) Not ironic at all. WRONG. INCORRECT. Jim would not know irany if it.. Nah beter not say might be accused of threatening him The standards of amateurism are different. Ask Jim Thorpe. Dead a long time ago. Do you talk to the dead?!? Other than the BoD that is... sorry Len you blew it the ARRL BoD is alive. The dead the do have better manner and more honesty Dave says I must my fellows No Coders when they make mistake and I'll take his advice (be sure and thank him for me) I can not allow to defile the dead as general class ( as opposed to general license holders) by trying to class the ARRL BoD amoug them. I will have to write a strong worded to the LA Times or something if you don't stop distrubing the peace the dead have earned by trying include the ARRL BoD amoug them before they have to accept those "persons" for want of a better word Carl had more than enough signatures on his nomination papers. But the Executive Committee that decides such matters though there was a conflict of interest between his professional duties and being an ARRL Director, and declared him ineligible to run. That decision was not reversed by the BoD. We've all seen your parroting of ARRL-is-god spin in here before on that matter. Put a cork in it and go to your seance. Ask Jim Fixx. Some members of ARRL, particularly in the Atlantic Division, did not agree with that decision, and made their disagreement known to the BoD, the other officers of ARRL, and anybody else involved. Those efforts to get him on the ballot were, unfortunately, not successful. One cannot argue with the dead. in point of fact you can argue with the dead at least they better obey stardards of truthfullness honesty and integety better than some we could mention One cannot argue with morsemen. you got that right right on the money Protect Us Oh Lord from the warth of the Morsemen Hard to tell the difference there... wrong again the dead speak bettera fter awhile they even smell better than some of the Morsemen btw, it is interesting to note the name of Carl's firm. Why? Because he has one and you do not? You know damn well that Carl got tossed off the nomination sheet due to his being Executive Director of No Code International. ARRL doesn't want no-coders. ARRL wants only those "acceptible" to the BoD hierarchy. ------- Jim-Jim, be aware that Microsoft is ready to ship a new Windows just for you morsemen. It's supposed to be like Windows XP PRO but it is called Windows XP Amateur. One doesn't need any keyboard or display. Just use a morse key for input and listen to the speakers for results. Ideal for you morsemen to show your magnificence in communications. |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
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Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
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Jim would not know irany if it.. Irany - someone who lives in Iran. |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
Cmdr Buzz Corey wrote: an old friend wrote: Jim would not know irany if it.. Irany - someone who lives in Iran. at least I am a person not a cancelled cartoon style character rediced to playing a an unpaid spelling cop |
Carl Stevenson Elected
Thank you for the files sent in private e-mail. I could not
return a private thank-you note since the mailer daemons didn't like the web address you gave me. I get IEEE news notices as a Life Member (no dues, by the way, no extra fees to reach Life status). Not a member of any Standards group, my recent IEEE election ballot did not allow me to vote on Carl even though he was in the pre-election booklet sent out to all (included his picture). |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
an old friend wrote:
Cmdr Buzz Corey wrote: an old friend wrote: Jim would not know irany if it.. Irany - someone who lives in Iran. at least I am a person not a cancelled cartoon style character rediced to playing a an unpaid spelling cop You're right, Mark. You're more like a current cartoon-style character "rediced" to playing a buffoon on r.r.a.p. You believe that Space Patrol was a cartoon show? Dave K8MN |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
an old friend wrote: Cmdr Buzz Corey wrote: an old friend wrote: Jim would not know irany if it.. Irany - someone who lives in Iran. at least I am a person not a cancelled cartoon style character rediced to playing a an unpaid spelling cop At least an unpaid spelling cop can spell "reduced".... Sheeesh. Steve, K4YZ |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
K4YZ wrote: an old friend wrote: Cmdr Buzz Corey wrote: an old friend wrote: Jim would not know irany if it.. Irany - someone who lives in Iran. at least I am a person not a cancelled cartoon style character rediced to playing a an unpaid spelling cop At least an unpaid spelling cop can spell "reduced".... Sheeesh. another speling cop heard from Steve, K4YZ |
Carl Stevenson Elected
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Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
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Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
an old friend wrote:
Dave says I must my fellows No Coders when they make mistake and I'll take his advice (be sure and thank him for me) I said that you must your fellows No Coders? I must have been drunk or insane when I wrote that. Protect Us Oh Lord from the warth of the Morsemen Oh Lords? What's your net warth, Mark? Dave K8MN |
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Carl Stevenson Elected
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Thank you for the files sent in private e-mail. I could not return a private thank-you note since the mailer daemons didn't like the web address you gave me. I get IEEE news notices as a Life Member (no dues, by the way, no extra fees to reach Life status). Not a member of any Standards group, my recent IEEE election ballot did not allow me to vote on Carl even though he was in the pre-election booklet sent out to all (included his picture). |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
From: on Nov 9, 5:55 pm
wrote: From: on Nov 9, 4:04 pm wrote: From: on Nov 8, 5:55 pm On 8 Nov 2005 17:18:20 -0800, wrote: Carl Stevenson was elected Member at Large of the IEEE Standards Association in IEEE news e-mailed to members today. Many of us have sent him our congratulations. What do you mean "we?" You wouldn't have known about an IEEE election without a notice from an IEEE member. YOU are NOT an IEEE member. Mouse. Pocket. Notice that Jimmie worded his sentence about "congratulations" to NOT SPECIFICALLY SAY that J. P. Miccolis congratulated him. Gives the impression, the implication that he did without committing his name to some "fact." WE don't know where or what YOUR "professional" electronics activity is/involves. You could be taking lessons from Dudly the Imposter. Speaks as an authority on space science, Has trouble with distance to the moon. Jimmie has lots of troubles. Like telling EXACTLY what he does for a living as a "professional." I thought it terribly IRONIC that long-time radio amateur Carl Stevenson, WK3C, who WAS REFUSED A NOMINATION FOR OFFICE AT THE ARRL (an AMATEUR organization), managed to not only GET ON a ballot of the IEEE (a PROFESSIONAL association), and WIN! :-) Not ironic at all. WRONG. INCORRECT. The standards of amateurism are different. Ask Jim Thorpe. Dead a long time ago. Do you talk to the dead?!? Other than the BoD that is... Why would an atheist think he could talk to the dead? Reminds me of Steve's recent attempt to talk to W0EX. Dudly the Imposter can do ANYTHING. He just hasn't gotten around to claiming everything yet... :-) Carl had more than enough signatures on his nomination papers. But the Executive Committee that decides such matters though there was a conflict of interest between his professional duties and being an ARRL Director, and declared him ineligible to run. That decision was not reversed by the BoD. We've all seen your parroting of ARRL-is-god spin in here before on that matter. Put a cork in it and go to your seance. Ask Jim Fixx. He'll blow right by Jim Fixx and got straight to Hiram. Jim got clout. Heh hehe. Last time I mentioned "Jim Fixx," Jimmie did NOT seem to know who that person was. Fixx was an author of at least one best-selling book on RUNNING. Claimed it "prevented heart problems." Fixx died while running, of a heart attack. Ironic. Some members of ARRL, particularly in the Atlantic Division, did not agree with that decision, and made their disagreement known to the BoD, the other officers of ARRL, and anybody else involved. Those efforts to get him on the ballot were, unfortunately, not successful. One cannot argue with the dead. One cannot argue with morsemen. Hard to tell the difference there... If the hierarchy of ARRL doesn't want someone anywhere close to their entrenched POWER, that's it. In 2003 Dave Sumner pulled down an annual salary of $137,558 plus $9,239 in Benefits plus $7,829 in "expenses." [source: ARRL federal income tax returns for 2003 filed in 2004] Not bad for being an executive vice president and "secretary." That's higher than most managers in the electronics industry. It's understandable that such would be very protective of their income. In 2003 ARRL had 23 paid positions making over $50,000 a year. Only 10 of those were listed on the IRS returns for 2003. Not bad for a supposedly altruistic membership organization of only 145 thousand members supposedly "representing" all 700+ thousand United States radio amateurs. Like they make "no profit" from their many books and other publications... If ARRL loses membership, loses sales, well, there goes the income. "It's all about the money with them" might fit as Jimmie likes to put it... btw, it is interesting to note the name of Carl's firm. Why? Because he has one and you do not? Jimmie probably thinks amateur radio terms are somehow "copyrighted" and MUST NOT EVER be used in business. Sort of like "QST," "CQ," "73," and "W5YI Group." Jimmie now preparing to argue that I am "mistaken." ARRL "invented" the Q-code QST...73 went out of business, W5YI Group "doesn't like morse code" (they teach it anyway). Don't know what Jimmie will call "CQ" since they are a magazine competitor to QST...but he will no doubt say they are "lower class" or something like that... You know damn well that Carl got tossed off the nomination sheet due to his being Executive Director of No Code International. ARRL doesn't want no-coders. ARRL wants only those "acceptible" to the BoD hierarchy. ARRL has a VIRTUAL monopoly on United States amateur radio publications. Has had that for years. Beautiful vehicle for conditioning the thinking of United States radio amateurs. George Orwell coined the term "big brother." That fits the ARRL too. |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
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Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
From: on Nov 10, 2:42 pm
wrote: Many of us have sent him our congratulations. Notice that Jimmie worded his sentence about "congratulations" to NOT SPECIFICALLY SAY that J. P. Miccolis congratulated him. Your reading comprehension is a bad as ever, Len. WRONG. It is excellent. Jimmie, YOUR MISTAKE was using vague adjectives as descriptors. "Many of us" does NOT specifically include YOU. You know that very well. Or did, once the Nuns spanked your knuckles. Try as you might, you aren't going to win message points by manufacturing falsehoods or even brags about your writing ability, the ones where you CLAIM to have said something when you OBVIOUSLY did NOT do so. Then let me say it another way: I and many others sent him our congratulations. Prove that. Prove the number of "many others." Did you get a "group hug" together or what? :-) Is that clear enough for ya? Not really. All you've done is just more MISDIRECTION, trying to avoid having obvious errors pointed out to you by saying someone else "did wrong." Now HOW DID YOU KNOW Carl was elected to anything? :-) Don't give us some fogware bull**** about "you knew." The results of the IEEE election were sent by private e-mail to IEEE members on the same day as I posted the results. You are NOT an IEEE member. I am a Life Member of the IEEE. I will not expect any cogent answer from you. I will expect some more fogware bull**** saying that *I* did something "wrong" ("wrong" according to YOUR standards). |
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From: on Nov 10, 2:42 pm wrote: Many of us have sent him our congratulations. Notice that Jimmie worded his sentence about "congratulations" to NOT SPECIFICALLY SAY that J. P. Miccolis congratulated him. Your reading comprehension is a bad as ever, Len. WRONG. It is excellent. Dream on, Len. You messed up. Jimmie, YOUR MISTAKE was using vague adjectives as descriptors. "Many of us" does NOT specifically include YOU. Yes it does. You know that very well. Or did, once the Nuns spanked your knuckles. Try as you might, you aren't going to win message points by manufacturing falsehoods or even brags about your writing ability, the ones where you CLAIM to have said something when you OBVIOUSLY did NOT do so. Gosh you're all upset and overwrought, Len. Then let me say it another way: I and many others sent him our congratulations. Prove that. Prove the number of "many others." Why? You won't accept it anyway. Did you get a "group hug" together or what? :-) Is that clear enough for ya? Not really. All you've done is just more MISDIRECTION, trying to avoid having obvious errors pointed out to you by saying someone else "did wrong." Now HOW DID YOU KNOW Carl was elected to anything? :-) I found out. Don't give us some fogware bull**** about "you knew." Fogware bull**** is your specialty, Len. You're the acknowledged expert on that subject. The results of the IEEE election were sent by private e-mail to IEEE members on the same day as I posted the results. I knew on November 7. You are NOT an IEEE member. I am a Life Member of the IEEE. Well bully for you, Len. You are NOT a radio amateur. I am an Amateur Extra class radio amateur, and have been since 1970. Game, set, match. I will not expect any cogent answer from you. You don't give "cogent answers", Len. By the way, when WK3C was trying to get on the ballot for ARRL Director from the Atlantic Division, there were a number of people who tried to get the ARRL BoD and Executive Committee to allow him to run. Guess who some of those people were. |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
From: on Nov 10, 4:54 pm
wrote: From: on Nov 10, 2:42 pm wrote: Many of us have sent him our congratulations. Notice that Jimmie worded his sentence about "congratulations" to NOT SPECIFICALLY SAY that J. P. Miccolis congratulated him. Your reading comprehension is a bad as ever, Len. WRONG. It is excellent. Dream on, Len. You messed up. Oh, oh...it was bound to happen...J.P. Miccolis is becoming a clone of Dudly the Imposter! Tsk, everyone ELSE "makes mistakes," Jimmie doesn't. Jimmie, YOUR MISTAKE was using vague adjectives as descriptors. "Many of us" does NOT specifically include YOU. Yes it does. Tsk..."many of us" doesn't say anything specific at all. What does/do "us" refer to? How many is "many?" :-) I and many others sent him our congratulations. Prove that. Prove the number of "many others." Why? You won't accept it anyway. Jimmie: "Waaaa...waaaa...big bad Len don't accept it!" :-) Now HOW DID YOU KNOW Carl was elected to anything? :-) I found out. Tsk...how did you "find out?" Someone sent you a morse code message on 40 meters? :-) You had your crystal ball plugged in and saw the news? :-) Don't give us some fogware bull**** about "you knew." Fogware bull**** is your specialty, Len. You're the acknowledged expert on that subject. Tsk, tsk, tsk...Jimmie say NON-specifics with NO answers, and is uncivil on top of that. :-) Let me repeat, HOW did you FIND OUT? The results of the IEEE election were sent by private e-mail to IEEE members on the same day as I posted the results. I knew on November 7. HOW did you FIND OUT? You are NOT an IEEE member. I am a Life Member of the IEEE. Well bully for you, Len. [a decided lack of sincerity there...:-) ] You are NOT a radio amateur. I am an Amateur Extra class radio amateur, and have been since 1970. I am a radio professional. I was granted a First Class Radiotelephone (Commercial) radio operator license in 1956 and kept it renewed. I've been a professional in radio since 1953, beginning with HF communictions. I've been a hobbyist in electronics as well, beginning in 1947. Still am. BTW, "electronics" INCLUDES radio. Radio is a subset within all of electronics. Have you been an editor of an amateur radio specialty publication? I was an Associate Editor at Ham Radio magazine. [look on the mastheads] Jimmie say I have "smallest johnson ever made." Not nice. My johnson all natural ingredients, not manufactured. Game, set, match. Tsk, tsk, why are you quoting a Len Deighton novel trilogy? Is/was author Len Deighton a UK or Irish radio amateur? I will not expect any cogent answer from you. You don't give "cogent answers", Len. Tsk, you don't give good question, Jimmie. You don't give good answer. Jimmie just not good. Jimmie want answers that please him. Too bad you not get them. Tsk. |
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Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
wrote in message oups.com... wrote: From: on Nov 8, 5:55 pm On 8 Nov 2005 17:18:20 -0800, wrote: Carl Stevenson was elected Member at Large of the IEEE Standards Association in IEEE news e-mailed to members today. Just to clarify, it's actually a seat on the IEEE-SA Board of Governors - a role that Dennis Bodson, ARRL Roanoake Division Director held for some time in parallel with his ARRL position. [snip] I thought it terribly IRONIC that long-time radio amateur Carl Stevenson, WK3C, who WAS REFUSED A NOMINATION FOR OFFICE AT THE ARRL (an AMATEUR organization), managed to not only GET ON a ballot of the IEEE (a PROFESSIONAL association), and WIN! :-) Not ironic at all. The standards of amateurism are different. Ask Jim Thorpe. Carl had more than enough signatures on his nomination papers. But the Executive Committee that decides such matters though there was a conflict of interest between his professional duties and being an ARRL Director, and declared him ineligible to run. That decision was not reversed by the BoD. Some members of ARRL, particularly in the Atlantic Division, did not agree with that decision, and made their disagreement known to the BoD, the other officers of ARRL, and anybody else involved. Those efforts to get him on the ballot were, unfortunately, not successful. btw, it is interesting to note the name of Carl's firm. Jim is referring to the fact that my company is named "WK3C Wireless LLC" .... The simple fact of the matter is that, since "WK3C" is unique to me, it was a simple way of assuring that there were no name conflicts when I filed the papers to form the company with the PA authorities. 73, Carl - wk3c |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
wrote: wrote: Many of us have sent him our congratulations. Notice that Jimmie worded his sentence about "congratulations" to NOT SPECIFICALLY SAY that J. P. Miccolis congratulated him. Your reading comprehension is a bad as ever, Len. Gives the impression, the implication that he did without committing his name to some "fact." Then let me say it another way: I and many others sent him our congratulations. Is that clear enough for ya? ARRL has a VIRTUAL monopoly on United States amateur radio publications. Has had that for years. "CQ" magazine. "73" magazine. "ham radio" magazine. Bash books. Gordon West publications. "Worldradio" publications. Ameco publications. W5YI. Etc. "Ham Radio" magazine has been pronounced "defunct" by you. Now you claim differently? And Bash, what is the copyright on the latest Bash book? I do like World Radio and think "thier" SAR columns are excellent. I need to subscribe to them now that the ARRL has lost my membership or 19 years. They should have let Carl run and take his chances with the rest of the contenders. Last Straw. Too bad for the ARRL. |
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For those who don't get all your news from rrap or IEEE bulletins, open your copy of this months copy of Scientific American magazine. In it they recognize Carl by naming him one of the "SA50" for his work in WiFi radio. The Man in the Maze QRV from Baboquivari Peak, AZ |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
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wrote: wrote: ARRL has a VIRTUAL monopoly on United States amateur radio publications. Has had that for years. "CQ" magazine. "73" magazine. "ham radio" magazine. Bash books. Gordon West publications. "Worldradio" publications. Ameco publications. W5YI. "Ham Radio" magazine has been pronounced "defunct" by you. Now you claim differently? And Bash, what is the copyright on the latest Bash book? Tsk, tsk. Note that Jimmie refused to capitalize the Ham Radio magazine name. Ham Radio magazine ceased publication in 1990. That was 15 years before now. Ham Radio had been in continuous INDEPENDENT monthly publication for 22 years. Irony is that the Ham Radio Bookstore got sold to CQ along with HR and is still in business. HR continued with a quarterly that became Communications Quarterly under the CQ aegis, then merged with ARRL's QEX. CQ Communications made a 3-disk CD on all 22 years worth of HR articles and sells it over their Book Store for $150. ARRL resells the same item. :-) One has only to drop into any HRO and check out their books-magazines rack/display. ARRL publications far out-pace ALL others. Just a glance at the ARRL web page will show books of all sorts on amateur radio for sale, including fiction novels. The nearest competitor is CQ Communications products through its Book Store via mail order. I do like World Radio and think "thier" SAR columns are excellent. I need to subscribe to them now that the ARRL has lost my membership or 19 years. They should have let Carl run and take his chances with the rest of the contenders. Last Straw. Too bad for the ARRL. ARRL can do no wrong. Ever. May Jimmie dwell in the house of the Board forever. |
Carl Stevenson Elected To IEEE Post
Carl R. Stevenson wrote: wrote in message oups.com... wrote: From: on Nov 8, 5:55 pm On 8 Nov 2005 17:18:20 -0800, wrote: Carl Stevenson was elected Member at Large of the IEEE Standards Association in IEEE news e-mailed to members today. Just to clarify, it's actually a seat on the IEEE-SA Board of Governors - a role that Dennis Bodson, ARRL Roanoake Division Director held for some time in parallel with his ARRL position. [snip] congrats again Oh BTW I was talking someone at the Us Attorneys office yesterday ran into someone (my Memeber in NCI was german to the discussion) she had heard someone going about how someone named Carl Stevenson of NCI was the "anitichirst" turns she knows a ham, a procoder one assumes cut btw, it is interesting to note the name of Carl's firm. Jim is referring to the fact that my company is named "WK3C Wireless LLC" ... The simple fact of the matter is that, since "WK3C" is unique to me, it was a simple way of assuring that there were no name conflicts when I filed the papers to form the company with the PA authorities. and legaly WK3C means nothing I suspect to the PA authorities (perhaps something over which you currently hold copyright but nothing more) 73, Carl - wk3c |
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