Wreck Beach Petition

By admin at 9:38 am on September 25, 2004 | No comments

<br>On behalf of Judy Williams, Director of the FCN, and President of the Wreck Beach Preservation Society in Vancouver, British Columbia, I am writing to you with her urgent appeal to help with the battle that is being waged to stop the construction of the four high rise towers overlooking the cliff above the beach that is known internationally for its naturist use and its natural beauty.<br>Judy specifically asks that you go to the website, <a href=http://www.wreckbeach.org

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AANR Weekly Report for September 24, 2004

By admin at 8:48 pm on September 24, 2004 | No comments

Edited by Mel Kanner AANR-NW Trustee —————————————————-<br>AANR Weekly Report for September 24, 2004 <br>From the desk of Erich Schuttauf, Executive Director: <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=gm8gJ1P8F-tNKGMHrUEh-qUSTW69-7MQ6kAb_PCnsRoKiBgw9pbyUpqFbV6sIZNHE5DMhnnK1A>Try-nude@aanr.com</a> Fourth Hurricane in Six Weeks Threatens South East!<br>By now it seems that our communications from the AANR office mention a hurricane every week. Once again, that's true.<br>Currently, Hurricane Jeanne is off Florida's coast and is expected to make landfall some time on early Sunday morning as a category II to III storm. For the latest storm information, we invite you to visit <a href=http://www.noaa.gov>http://www.noaa.gov</a> .<br>Once again we have enacted our storm procedures and are taking steps to secure the building and records per those procedures. In the event the storm passes over the Kissimmee area (as expected), our offices 05 be closed Monday in observance of mandatory orders to stay off roads. Should phone service be interrupted and you either not get an answer when you call on Monday, or our recorded message, we ask that you check our website at <a href=http://www.aanr.com>http://www.aanr.com</a> for the latest information. <br>We will once again use our <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=4NhkT7xkrSX8364wVYrbF8yARLwkYvxFVBGdU7846mP5X-3MJCNFtHvFj6s9dmb-tAKk58JOaEo9Qzg>urgentaanr@yahoo.com</a> e-mail address for emergency communications if telephones are out. Please be sure to mention AANR in the subject line to ensure a faster response.<br>Our thoughts and prayers go out to our members and clubs who are awaiting the impact of both Jeanne and Tropical Storm Ivan. —————————————————-<br>From the desk of Pat Plumstead, Executive Assistant: <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=2o9JNu8Ko4S5H2qMAdUp3fA1zEfrLUJT2MMVE4aMGcX7DO7KLgjJtZQmygsMA2gCb3vJpblI9Q>ExOffice@aanr.com</a><br>Revised Articles of Incorporation &amp; Bylaws, Procedure Manual and Official AANR forms are available in the Cyber Bulletin on <a href=http://www.aanr.com>http://www.aanr.com</a> . If you have not retrieved these documents and need assistance downloading them, please contact me at the above e-mail address. They can then be stored on your computer or printed. The AANR Directory has gone under construction with many regional changes being made. This document will be sent to officers, trustees and regional presidents. Given that the Directory is in PDF format, we would prefer not sending this in bulk distribution as this often results in problems on the recipient's computer. <br>Mark Your Calendars!<br>2004 TANR (Trade Association for Nude Recreation) Conference, 12 1-4, Harrah's Las Vegas Please call the AANR office to make your reservations for the conference or use the form that was sent to each club. This is an excellent conference for businesses involved in nude recreation.<br>Fall Board Meeting : Tuesday, 11 17 (travel day) – Saturday,/11/20 (travel pm/11/20 and Sunday/11/21) at Cypress Cove Resort. We will have the agenda for the meeting in the 10 15 e-newsletter. —————————————————-<br>From the desk of Linda Berry, Director of Publications:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=fxEbmXSgP76CHuM1Np3HGwWOkcsdigOKI72PhsBhn48uJUFtB6mRBcYPtN7p2-GkmGlra_Hb-w-pjw>Editor@aanr.com</a><br>The October issue is on its way to you. It's the most colorful issue we've had: 52 pages out of 56 in four color. We think you'll enjoy the photos and the stories! —————————————————-<br>From the desk of Carolyn Hawkins, Public Relations Coordinator:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=tp7Q5ZbrgXB-R1lU3eWZOvvoh9SwuzfUqouKsA5y70LBBB2BQY92bvwCbF7mcqT5bnJfUOtiBNUVHZI>Clubinfo@aanr.com</a><br>Steve Vickers and I will be at the Council of State Governments Trade Show in Anchorage, Alaska. We will have a booth and be there to answer questions about AANR and give out literature and of course PINS – which have proven to be very popular among attendees. Look for my update on the show next Friday. —————————————————-<br>From the desk of Nanette Wickersham, Club &amp; Member Liaison:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=uAtU8WeDsHS_OI2Fe3ATCvy-6IPFITO6cJjw1-v2cKtEFMraZzKDEFNp6gtvz-u2uV4a3RmJ2-M1wbsbJaI>Membership1@aanr.com</a><br>As some of you 05 know, I am now the Club/Member Liaison. I have spoken to and worked with many of you in the past regarding membership issues. And now, I will be working with each of you closer than before. I am still getting on my feet, but as I begin working through more of the procedures of this position, it will begin to come naturally. <br>For the time being, you can still email me at <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=a35GC_4dPzZDUTsjjkRnFPq3kPp24U3Yq7GEynETblxSZxDRvrD2WDyrSrE_Tpwh_ycusUFuPdTD5QkAUQ>membership1@aanr.com</a>. Please note that shortly my email will change to <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=iOix6PVNfig2ToomjxmAeP_St_Bz0a7pylVGHlYprHrz8YuqC6Xq9nOa6Ls8ra074xi-hWmjyb7LvYSL>clubinfo@aanr.com</a>. I will inform all when this change-over occurs. <br>If there is anything I 05 assist you with, please do not hesitate to contact me. <br><br> </td>

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[AANRGovernmentAffairs] Digest Number 73

By admin at 8:17 am on September 22, 2004 | No comments

<br>Date:22/09/2004 06:23:18 From: &quot;Alonzo Stevens&quot; &lt;<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=AcYpAXQPfZFfFZLbPTd1AnJ5EZ_i3frbsQ0pGrCCeWEYzWm_TD90yniSOnMx7VBVvvc8Cnw1FrrQumljuOnryiymCQ6Wtw>alonzo_stevens@mindspring.com</a>&gt; Subject: Manteca Anti Nudity Ordinance Approved<br>THE FACTS: Monday, September 20, 2004 several AANR members attended the Manteca City Council meeting in hope of modifying a proposed &quot;Nudity on Public Lands&quot; ordinance. Manteca has experienced a recent problem with public nudity; in one case a woman was sunbathing nude in plain view of the Boys and Girls Club across the street. AANR and its regions advocate social nudity only in appropriate settings when it will not infringe on the rights of others. AANR was seeking a modification to Ordinance 1274 to exempt any place set apart for social nude recreation.<br>In attendance to speak to the proposal were AANR Government Affairs (GA) Chair Alonzo Stevens and AANR Northern California GA Chair Debra Sue Stevens, accompanied by three AANR members from Manteca (who did not choose to speak), three International Naturists Association members who opposed the ordinance and two Manteca residents who supported the ordinance as written.<br>THE HISTORY: On Friday, September 10, 2004 Laguna del Sol Community Awareness Team (LdS CAT) President Tom Lesch visited with the Manteca Mayor, Chief of Police and Deputy City Clerk. All were receptive to modifying the ordinance per our request. On Monday, September 13, 2004 Tom returned to deliver well-prepared information packets from AANR and the reception was quite different. Emails and letters from outside the city of Manteca had flooded the City Council over the weekend and it was apparent that the goodwill built the previous week had crumbled.<br>LESSONS LEARNED: Additional Manteca AANR members willing to speak in favor of the proposed amendments would have been helpful. AANR does not condone nudity in inappropriate places and wanted to see exclusion to the ordinance for any place set apart for social nude recreation. The weekend emails and some in attendance opposed the ordinance completely, stating that there were already laws on the books to address the situations Manteca police are facing. The Manteca City Council did not differentiate between the two distinct messages, but grouped us all together in their conclusion. The email/letter campaign hurt the chances for approval of a modification to this ordinance that would have provided the opportunity to promote and protect nude recreation in Manteca. <br>Respectfully Submitted by: Alonzo Stevens AANR Government Affairs Chair<br><br> </td>

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Hidden springs bowling

By admin at 8:46 pm on September 21, 2004 | No comments

<br> Nude Bowling<br>Hidden Springs will be hosting several nude bowling events this fall. Dates are currently set for Sunday October 10 and Sunday November 14. Both events run from 8 pm until 10 pm and the cost is still only $10, – for two hours unlimited bowling including shoe rental.<br>These events have grown in popularity over the last winter season. Let's see if we can out do ourselves this year and get larger groups to bowl. If you have participated in the nude bowling events you know how much fun they are. Tell your friends how much you enjoy them and invite them for these events.<br>The bowling alley sets the complete facility apart for us as a private party and helps us with keeping this party private by screening people when they want to enter the bowling alley. Hidden Springs provides the bowling alley with a list of participants to help the bowling alley to keep this party private. Please help us by signing up for one or both of these events at <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=uo7QhN53dQ08h15Rfv-iK-GBHUmHUTe4nBwpc0Nny0TLvupwDAHZM7CZjSYAYKanLsLOiT5oK7MiWZIDWCmBsTc>hiddensprings@pobox.com</a>, or at <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=tNL6_4TOVcoWwIchieaAsAbMhntjCcDVdDmzK5xiDCUd9GpxgQY9gqz_dPSkOOWsQmAs_ETWOWklG7nM79s>c.brokke@verizon.net</a>. If you haven't participated in a previous event we will send you directions when you sign up. If you don't have e-mail, no problem just leave us a phone message at 503-699-5442 and we will contact you.<br>More events will be scheduled later in the winter season.<br><br> </td>

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AANR Weekly Report for September 17, 2004

By admin at 6:55 am on September 18, 2004 | No comments

Edited by Mel Kanner AANR-NW Trustee ———————————————————— —–<br>AANR Weekly Report for September 17, 2004=20=20=20=20=20=20=20 =20=20=20=20=20=20<br>From the desk of Erich Schuttauf, Executive Director: <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=CsF8TimURxO62hkn4TVHmO99nvfP2Drd9we0kbYN6qMHp-_J8_3VK-5Z01lHxTkTnk6zSxmBy2mclX0_>Try-nude@aanr.com</a><br>Update on Hurricane Ivan=92s Impact on AANR Clubs Dear Clubs, Officers, Trustees, Concerned Members and Friends,<br>As you know, hurricane Ivan struck yesterday and today, impacting shores from Florida=92s panhandle to Alabama and Louisiana.=A0 We have been attempting to contact AANR clubs in affected areas and have the following information:<br>Sunburst Resort =96 Milton, Florida in the panhandle lost a large number of trees, which were felled by very strong winds.=A0 There is a very thick layer of leaves scattered throughout the park and some nominal damage to buildings as well as one resident=92s mobile home.=A0 The club is currently without power.=A0 Given the large number of trees blocking roads and paths, the club anticipates that it 05 not re-open to visitors until Halloween weekend. =A0Thankfully, no one was physically hurt.<br>Riviera Resort =96 Pace, Florida appears to be without telephone service and its status is unknown.=A0 However, given its 20 or so mile proximity to Sunburst Resort, off-site officers expect some damage to the club and its fences.=20<br>Bay Bares =96 Youngstown, Florida.=A0 The third club in Florida=92s panhandle fared o.k. during the first two hurricanes, Charley and Frances.=A0 It=92s status is not known following Ivan, but telephone answering machines for the club were working.<br>Bama Bares =96 Robertsdale, AL =96 No information is available at this time.<br>Gymno-Vita Park =96 Vandiver, Alabama is located outside of Birmingham.=A0 As of the time of our contact, the club was without power and wind gusts had not yet ended, making it difficult to get outside to assess damage.=A0 The owners are physically unharmed, but expect the club to be closed to visitors over the next 3-4 days, given heavy rains and anticipated high creek levels.<br>La Pines Ranch =96 Lacombe, LA =96 Located just off Interstate 10, this club was spared from most ill effects of the storm.=A0 Power flickered, but is working properly at this time.<br>The previous information will be posted to our AANR.com website.=A0 Our website also features information about the status of other Florida clubs in the aftermath of hurricanes Charley and Frances.=A0 It was updated as of last Thursday, September 9, 2004.<br>Our continued thoughts and prayers go out to those impacted by these storms.<br>Theresa Heinz Kerry Says, =93Let Hurricane Victims Go Naked For A While=94 With all the talk of hurricanes and their impact on our industry lately, the following news story 05 bring a little humor—and a kind word—from the woman who could be our nation=92s First Lady.=A0=20<br>It seems that during her visit this week to a location in Brooklyn organizing emergency supplies to Caribbean nations hit by hurricane Ivan, Kerry was dismayed by all the clothing being donated, as opposed to higher priority items like water, food, and portable generators.=A0 While dropping off a supply of first aid kits and water and lending a hand to the cause, she remarked, &quot;Clothing is wonderful, but let them go naked for a while, at least the kids, =85water is necessary, and then generators, and then food, and then clothes.&quot;=A0 You can read more on the story here: <a href=http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/9/16/124923.shtml>http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/9/16/124923.shtml</a><br>Just to demonstrate that AANR is non-partisan, I=92d also point out that current First Lady Laura Bush has made some =93pro-nudity=94 comments from time to time.=A0 For example, during one visit to Maine, while issuing remarks about the Preserve America initiative, Ms. Bush talked fondly of the state and the tradition of =93boony wild swimming=94 =96 a/k/a letting your little ones skinny dip in the tidal pools.=A0 You can read her comments on the White House website at: <a href=http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/11/20031110-17.>http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/11/20031110-17.</a> html<br>Desert Shadows Inn to be featured on the Dennis Miller Show this Evening Steve Payne of Desert Shadows let us know that his club is slated to be shown on the Dennis Miller Show.=A0 Show times vary in areas, so check your local listings.=A0 A member of the cast of Saturday Night Live was filmed at the club. He explains why its members are comfortable with their bodies (and thus, wouldn=92t necessarily want to change them as has been the focus of many reality programs lately—a sore spot with Miller.)=A0 Viewers can expect some tongue-in-cheek humor, as well as some =93political humor=94 but all in all, what should be a good segment.=A0=20 ———————————————————— —–<br>From the desk of Pat Plumstead, Executive Assistant: <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=jtgVeycH7m61yC-6bZfIOcgFhAK_m3lYRalqRcIRr14oVoTZwa0IZ-SSiM3KNClHj1TXlDk1SdJbxY69>ExOffice@aanr.com</a><br>Revised Articles of Incorporation &amp; Bylaws, Procedure Manual and Official AANR forms are available in the Cyber Bulletin on <a href=http://www.aanr.com>http://www.aanr.com</a> . Please use the following procedures to retrieve them to your computer. They can then be stored on your computer or printed.=20=20<br>Step 1 Cyber Bulletin files are in Adobe Acrobat format. If you do not have Acrobat Reader you can download it FREE from Adobe. Go to <a href=http://www.adobe.com>http://www.adobe.com</a> and scroll down to the =93Get Acrobat Reader Free=94, double click and follow the instructions.<br>Step 2=96 to secure a username / password Cyber Bulletin Sign Up Choose your own username and password You MUST use your P number as the passcode. Use a capital P, do not use any spaces. The site is case sensitive, please access the site exactly as you registered. Upon successful completion of the registration process, you will receive a confirmation e-mail that will include your information. Please print this out and keep for future reference.<br>Step 3 =96 if you have already secured a username / password <a href=http://www.aanr.com>http://www.aanr.com</a> Cyber Bulletin Login or Sign Up=20 Username/Password/Passcode Login Ruling Documents Addendum04.PDF, Procman04.PDF, Bylaws04.PDF Save to a folder on your computer<br>If you have any questions or problems, please do not hesitate to contact me at the above e-mail address. =20 The AANR Directory has gone under construction with many regional changes being made. This document will be available upon request. Given that the Directory is in PDF format, we would prefer not sending this in bulk distribution as this often results in problems on the recipient=92s computer.=20=20 ———————————————————— —–<br>From the desk of Linda Berry, Director of Publications:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=m8aCNHYtyyEzD_NHAZYqUq0upW1cGgXCKtzxbxHowr_dBc5GDFrkjyOOO0b3kvVh5WBWjt9N>Editor@aanr.com</a> The Bulletin The October issue files were uploaded to the printer today. It will be printed on Monday. This is our biggest and most colorful issue of the year: 52 pages in color and 4 black and white pages. We think this one was worth waiting for!<br>Other Projects Lynn has put a new issue of The Cyber-Bulletin online. Be sure to see Mrs. Kerry=92s comments. Angie is working on a postage stamp commemorating the 75th anniversary of AANR.=20<br>Reminder The club news and advertising deadline for the November issue is Monday, September 20th.=20 ———————————————————— —–<br>From the desk of Carolyn Hawkins, Public Relations Coordinator:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=Fx8F3rgPXPxdIYXfXoPZJzfj2QPLaGX6A2WC_ohV8ME9-T2pPoMjXhbgqhh9puzlhoa6L-jbYw>Clubinfo@aanr.com</a><br>Check your time schedule for tonight, Friday September 17th and tune in to the =93Dennis Miller Show=94. Desert Shadows will featured. We expect this to be a positive show.<br>If your club is having a 5K run this year, or any other large activity, we would love to hear from you. Give us the dates of the event and what you will be doing. This will be part of a pitch story.<br>Thanks to all of our members who continue to faithfully watch for newspaper and magazine articles. I really appreciate your attention in getting these to the AANR office.=20=20<br> We make a living by what we get, But we make a life by what we give.<br>Winston Churchill<br><br><br> </td>

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OR Parks Conf. Features Our Cleanups

By admin at 4:17 am on September 17, 2004 | No comments

=20 The Oregon Parks and Recreation (ORPA) 2004 Conference will be held at Kah-Nee-Ta High Desert Resort in Warm Springs, Oregon. Volunteers Nancy and Paul Kuntzmann will represent AANR and AANR-NW. The 4-day conference runs September 19-22. In fifty years ORPA has grown to over 600 members. =20 This years conference brochure includes a =BD page article captioned &quot;Fans of Nude Recreation Hit the Beach for Cleanups&quot; and the ever popular SOLV &quot;nude but not nude&quot; photo taken at the SOLV sponsored &quot;Down by the Riverside&quot; event at Rooster Rock beach clean up. Thanks to Paul Kuntzmann and Sharon McLeod who prepared the article. While we hoped it would be included in the brochure it was great to see the photo. The same photo will be used at the informational booth. The photo shows a partnership not only with the State Parks Dept. but SOLV since the garbage bags are what provide the cover making it a &quot;nude but not nude photo.&quot;<br>AANR-NW informational booth will join over 40 venders in the exhibit hall to educate and raise awareness about nude recreation. It was at this venue in 2002 that a Rooster Rock State Park employee suggested we would be a great partner to works towards preserving and protecting Rooster Rock State Park nude beach approached AANR-NW.<br><br> </td>

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AANR Weekly Report Sept. 10, 2004

By admin at 6:30 pm on September 10, 2004 | No comments

AANR Electronic Club Weekly Report for September 10, 2004 Ivan – Go Away!<br> &gt;From the desk of Erich Schuttauf, Executive Director: <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=PJju3vLSCj8znkLh1a5N_xMsyJIixqMiy57fhLnwY2d2NCck3Csf_sNAFfzjx0rkyVEB7cJE_Q8>Try-nude@aanr.com</a> &lt;mailto:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=WQGH35NI6FB6PKsfqfh7gmO1UI2k9fJwUl1azOYmro-r_MVn3J6JTtO7yLoYnCQ_LdfX8TNBSIdO>Try-Nude@aanr.com</a>:&gt; <br>A THIRD HURRICANE???<br>It's hard to believe, but, yes there is a third major hurricane headed towards the Florida / Gulf region! This one, Hurricane Ivan, is due to make landfall somewhere on, or near, the state by early Monday morning. Ivan is in the category 4 – 5 range.<br>Per our storm procedures, we have once again begun securing all property in the office, taping windows, encasing computers in plastic, and making backups of all membership and financial data, in preparation.<br>We have—tentatively—arranged to close the office on Monday as that is when the storm is due to have &quot;bands&quot; that impact us. If Ivan should happen to bypass our state, we will be open for business as usual. <br>Please consult our webpage at www.aanr.com &lt;<a href=http://www.aanr.com/>http://www.aanr.com/</a>&gt; for the latest status on this storm. Should we be closed, we will once again use the <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=m3bh8unp8MXJfUEB61FdqydzQ2dSC_wma7_uBp3xtBxhnKcaKlOfoy1tTPZdL2kkWb_aPERgRFDIxA>urgentaanr@yahoo.com</a> for communications. Be sure to mention &quot;AANR&quot; in your subject line for prompt service.<br>Meanwhile, we have included an update on the damage that our previous two hurricanes – Charley and Frances — have done to area clubs on the main website. Please keep these clubs in your thoughts and prayers. We appreciate serving you.<br>Historical note: Major hurricanes are not uncommon this time of year and they're not uncommon to Florida. However, it is very rare that we experience storms over a category I in central Florida. Until this year, the last time any such storm hit was 1960… And now, three in just a matter of weeks.<br>&gt;From the desk of Pat Plumstead, Executive Assistant: <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=zna_OmLy3lindU6UQG20zqbCTRrXYWw_adOKhcdPDZ0OPi4YAQbMrihWngICxwJeixOaXz5bP4EVUJ__>ExOffice@aanr.com</a> &lt;mailto:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=zna_OmLy3lindU6UQG20zqbCTRrXYWw_adOKhcdPDZ0OPi4YAQbMrihWngICxwJeixOaXz5bP4EVUJ__>ExOffice@aanr.com</a>:&gt; <br>* Last call for any changes to the Directory. Please e-mail me any changes for your region. Thank you to the folks who sent in their updates. Our goal is to have the most up to date information as possible.<br>* Award winner's names have been given to the engraver. Your plaque or engraving will be prepared this week and please allow time for shipment back to your attention.<br>HELP US OUT – At the request of our webmaster, I am requesting all clubs and businesses that are listed on the www.aanr.com site, that a link back to us be included in their site. Ultimately what we all are looking for is Page Popularity for specific key phrases. The relationship between high page rank and page popularity is uncertain, what is certain is that anchor text of the sites linking to you is what gives your key phases higher &quot;page popularity&quot;. By having targeted links from 100 to 200 sites for the key phrases, (nude, nudist, nudist club, clothing optional, etc.) is important to the successful ranking of the site. <br>&gt;From the desk of Linda Berry, Director of Publications:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=I6EmENcf2gk4zXc4IxEfZ6r1V_trjfmP0H1CXTfT2bG8T1_z2_ZlIqD4J5uv-Lf61X3JQ2rWTNKTjw>Editor@aanr.com</a> The Bulletin Although the September issue printed on time, we've had several calls from people who still haven't received that issue. We're asking them to give a few more days because the mail 05 have been delayed due to the hurricanes.<br>The October issue is traditionally our biggest issue of the year. The original print date was set for September 14, but after Frances came through we delayed it until September 20. (That was the best we could do with the printer because they've had numerous customers changing schedules.) If Ivan pays us a visit we will have to delay it even further. &quot;Late&quot; is such an ugly word, but in this case it just can't be helped. <br>&gt;From the desk of Carolyn Hawkins, Public Relations Coordinator:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=yvVJjWG5ipjVl_8ii4SL4XN2-vWI03pEFfDSMGU6w_kom98beaAIAyTLGCXVdipA2sF3fvkcH5o>Clubinfo@aanr.com</a><br>Steve Vickers and I had an interview with a local Bright House Channel in Orlando Florida. They are very favorable to nude recreation and interested in broadcasting live from Cypress Cove prior to Nude Recreation Week.<br>If your club is having a 5K run this year, or any other large activity, we would love to hear from you. Give us the dates of the event and what you will be doing. This will be part of a pitch story.<br>Thanks to all of our members who continue to faithfully watch for newspaper and magazine articles. I really appreciate your attention in getting these to the AANR office. <br>Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. Helen Keller<br>-pt<br><br> </td>

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AANR Weekly Report Sept. 10, 2004

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AANR Electronic Club Weekly Report for September 10, 2004 Ivan – Go Away!<br> &gt;From the desk of Erich Schuttauf, Executive Director: <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=RNPDOk_JP4C-0768L4Fyj7rDSdSBNWySvecjw2ErkA4NJPhHcnrlMxq74AScc7cU2uzStq5fVOuW7EKe>Try-nude@aanr.com</a> &lt;mailto:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=JImBZQvJPGoVygVeWcZJvhnqKnhfRgXyyRI6OyPBq9aptpoQhVvWYk9dCbGhDoxtQUP1J7C3hQ>Try-Nude@aanr.com</a>:&gt; <br>A THIRD HURRICANE???<br>It's hard to believe, but, yes there is a third major hurricane headed towards the Florida / Gulf region! This one, Hurricane Ivan, is due to make landfall somewhere on, or near, the state by early Monday morning. Ivan is in the category 4 – 5 range.<br>Per our storm procedures, we have once again begun securing all property in the office, taping windows, encasing computers in plastic, and making backups of all membership and financial data, in preparation.<br>We have—tentatively—arranged to close the office on Monday as that is when the storm is due to have &quot;bands&quot; that impact us. If Ivan should happen to bypass our state, we will be open for business as usual. <br>Please consult our webpage at www.aanr.com &lt;<a href=http://www.aanr.com/>http://www.aanr.com/</a>&gt; for the latest status on this storm. Should we be closed, we will once again use the <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=oy1uPDDOUxp-iJxLMUPJvKHEaQiwJErOxQbExt_wATggFX1keQWF165t2s6rCIBp406M5xJ-xH-GshgVew>urgentaanr@yahoo.com</a> for communications. Be sure to mention &quot;AANR&quot; in your subject line for prompt service.<br>Meanwhile, we have included an update on the damage that our previous two hurricanes – Charley and Frances — have done to area clubs on the main website. Please keep these clubs in your thoughts and prayers. We appreciate serving you.<br>Historical note: Major hurricanes are not uncommon this time of year and they're not uncommon to Florida. However, it is very rare that we experience storms over a category I in central Florida. Until this year, the last time any such storm hit was 1960… And now, three in just a matter of weeks.<br>&gt;From the desk of Pat Plumstead, Executive Assistant: <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=lOWLkF1zy4Dlnbrnttg0AiQJzgDv2wnYPd3ZQVoACkyXei3zoc4BnYxaiknYQYs0lIAFjIlmD4b7NQ>ExOffice@aanr.com</a> &lt;mailto:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=lOWLkF1zy4Dlnbrnttg0AiQJzgDv2wnYPd3ZQVoACkyXei3zoc4BnYxaiknYQYs0lIAFjIlmD4b7NQ>ExOffice@aanr.com</a>:&gt; <br>* Last call for any changes to the Directory. Please e-mail me any changes for your region. Thank you to the folks who sent in their updates. Our goal is to have the most up to date information as possible.<br>* Award winner's names have been given to the engraver. Your plaque or engraving will be prepared this week and please allow time for shipment back to your attention.<br>HELP US OUT – At the request of our webmaster, I am requesting all clubs and businesses that are listed on the www.aanr.com site, that a link back to us be included in their site. Ultimately what we all are looking for is Page Popularity for specific key phrases. The relationship between high page rank and page popularity is uncertain, what is certain is that anchor text of the sites linking to you is what gives your key phases higher &quot;page popularity&quot;. By having targeted links from 100 to 200 sites for the key phrases, (nude, nudist, nudist club, clothing optional, etc.) is important to the successful ranking of the site. <br>&gt;From the desk of Linda Berry, Director of Publications:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=oId2Yo929kugLKAZi8wIKrykkotY5OAXSyrfMh77y5QV7fIf9CsZukeYNqgS4rvLs2Ial4Y>Editor@aanr.com</a> The Bulletin Although the September issue printed on time, we've had several calls from people who still haven't received that issue. We're asking them to give a few more days because the mail 05 have been delayed due to the hurricanes.<br>The October issue is traditionally our biggest issue of the year. The original print date was set for September 14, but after Frances came through we delayed it until September 20. (That was the best we could do with the printer because they've had numerous customers changing schedules.) If Ivan pays us a visit we will have to delay it even further. &quot;Late&quot; is such an ugly word, but in this case it just can't be helped. <br>&gt;From the desk of Carolyn Hawkins, Public Relations Coordinator:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=MBnjsegZ65jpzfLnA4cxgjK7vCW8uWawPUQWv-qfQGUNRxxmCL69wjlpUWpSuB6vDb4r6SFFcqe9Zsu9>Clubinfo@aanr.com</a><br>Steve Vickers and I had an interview with a local Bright House Channel in Orlando Florida. They are very favorable to nude recreation and interested in broadcasting live from Cypress Cove prior to Nude Recreation Week.<br>If your club is having a 5K run this year, or any other large activity, we would love to hear from you. Give us the dates of the event and what you will be doing. This will be part of a pitch story.<br>Thanks to all of our members who continue to faithfully watch for newspaper and magazine articles. I really appreciate your attention in getting these to the AANR office. <br>Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. Helen Keller<br>-pt<br><br> </td>

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Wreck Beach Call for Help

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——=_NextPart_000_0000_01C49720.4DCC2A70 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=&quot;us-ascii&quot; Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit<br><a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=JxHNWRbORBk7lcRholwcuK0EaES0AEmxwKHVKlSvPmHHHjWtCojz7Oa-8aanL1UrfQsjCmMwmIeFzBPaNQ>Judyw@wreckbeach.org</a> &lt;mailto:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=w5LY7Mw0AQUQIXASure4YV5T56nNiM7RBwi5yKf6u7fHKjzEM2Jq8gaX_ACHX5GY5uhC5Hhb_Xoze2vFnOM>Judy@wreckbeach.org</a>&gt; has written asking for our help:<br><br>Please help us in this rainy stretch to get more folks to sign the online petition to stop or at least to mitigate the impacts of the proposed UBC towers on the fragile cliff face and breathtaking panoramic vista from the tidal flats of Wreck Beach. We are in the home stretch toward our goal of 20,000 signatures. If everyone sends the online petition link to a minimum of five others, it will help tremendously. It would also help me in my stats analysis if you would include your city of origin. The more international signatures we get, the better! We are an international beach before we are a local one because over 300,000 visitors a year add to tourist-generated revenues. Thank you so much for signing and for passing this along to others to sign. Let's get the online signatures up by thousands and we can do it. Let's see what we can do by the end of this coming weekend. If you can get me your signatures by the end of the day on the 13th, that would help tremendously for my calculations. Thank you for the love of a very precious beach! You can either have people go directly to the link or they can go to our website and click on the online petition.<br>Here are the two links:<br>(1) &lt;<a href=http://www.petitiononline.com/wreckbch/petition.html>http://www.petitiononline.com/wreckbch/petition.html</a>&gt; <a href=http://www.PetitionOnline.com/wreckbch/petition.html>http://www.PetitionOnline.com/wreckbch/petition.html</a><br>(2) http:// &lt;<a href=outbind://29/www.wreckbeach.org>outbind://29/www.wreckbeach.org</a>&gt; www.wreckbeach.org (Go to main page and click on the Online Petition and you will go directly there <br><br> ——=_NextPart_000_0000_01C49720.4DCC2A70 Content-Type: text/html; charset=&quot;us-ascii&quot; Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable<br>&lt;!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC &quot;-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN&quot;&gt; &lt;HTML&gt;&lt;HEAD&gt; &lt;META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D&quot;text/html; charset=3Dus-ascii&quot;&gt; &lt;META content=3D&quot;MSHTML 6.00.2800.1400&quot; name=3DGENERATOR&gt;&lt;/HEAD&gt; &lt;BODY&gt; &lt;DIV&gt;&lt;FONT face=3DArial&gt; &lt;P class=3DMsoNormal style=3D&quot;MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt&quot;&gt;&lt;SPAN=20 style=3D&quot;FONT-FAMILY: Arial&quot;&gt;&lt;A=20 href=3D&quot;mailto:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=13m-ltPi9ET8_npF1hS-9r7wT6CkWv5f19Rth9cNt7clCHPKAVy8Cs8MSYYwSvGJRsOK3de1rRVt0SM>Judy@wreckbeach.org</a>&quot;&gt;<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=7-0PEEJFBS-l1dSVAsyJqCoTpeB1CaE4KXAXctb7jkuZhAMHYBg-Z7eoUCFp_AeAw-TSLLOwuYD3WzRA7k0>Judyw@wreckbeach.org</a>&lt;/A&gt;&amp;nbsp;has writt= en=20 asking for our help:&lt;/SPAN&gt;&lt;/P&gt; &lt;P class=3DMsoNormal style=3D&quot;MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt&quot;&gt;&amp;nbsp;&lt;/P&gt; &lt;P class=3DMsoNormal style=3D&quot;MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt&quot;&gt;&lt;FONT=20 face=3D&quot;Times New Roman&quot;&gt;Please help us in this rainy stretch to get more f= olks to=20 sign the&amp;nbsp;online&amp;nbsp;petition to stop or at least to mitigate the impa= cts=20 of the proposed&amp;nbsp;UBC&amp;nbsp;towers on the fragile cliff face and breathta= king=20 panoramic vista from&amp;nbsp;the&amp;nbsp;tidal flats of &lt;?xml:namespace prefix = =3D st1=20 ns =3D &quot;urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags&quot; /&gt;&lt;st1:place=20 w:st=3D&quot;on&quot;&gt;&lt;st1:PlaceName w:st=3D&quot;on&quot;&gt;Wreck&lt;/st1:PlaceName&gt; &lt;st1:PlaceType= =20 w:st=3D&quot;on&quot;&gt;Beach&lt;/st1:PlaceType&gt;&lt;/st1:place&gt;. 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Thank you&amp;nbsp;for&amp;nbsp;the love of a ver= y=20 precious beach! 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Hurricane Update; Passing of Sue Shenkman

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