AANR Weekly Report for September 29, 2006

By admin at 3:57 pm on September 29, 2006 | No comments

<br> AANR Weekly Report for September 29, 2006<br><br>Erich Schuttauf, Executive Director<br><br>REPRESENTATIVE MARK FOLEY RESIGNS CONGRESSIONAL SEAT FOLLOWING ALLEGATIONS<br>As some of you 05 have already read this afternoon, Rep. Mark Foley (FL) tendered his resignation to House Speaker Dennis Hastert. The decision followed press accounts of alleged inappropriate e-mails and instant messages between Foley and House pages. An ABC News story is here: <a href=http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2006/09/foley_resigns_o.html>http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2006/09/foley_resigns_o.html</a><br>Given Mr. Foley's past vocal criticisms of AANR's youth programs, many have already wondered aloud about how we feel about this recent news. On this point, I wish to be perfectly clear: <br>Three years ago, the Congressman read a brief newspaper account of our camps and took less than two hours to frame an inaccurate opinion of those camps. He then communicated that opinion as well as several significant untruths which were then erroneously repeated as &quot;facts&quot; in the media within the weeks that followed. <br>As the credible voice of reason for nude recreation, we will NOT make a similar mistake. Inaccuracies – about whomever they are voiced – can be very destructive things. We trust that legitimate information will emerge in this matter, but we recognize that speculation on our part is not going to make that happen. <br> Linda Berry, Director of Publications<br>Cyber-Bulletin <br>Columnists Abby and Annie both give their OK to visit a nudist resort. Read more about it at <a href=http://www.aanr.com/cyber_bulletin.html>http://www.aanr.com/cyber_bulletin.html</a><br>The Bulletin The November issue is in production.<br>Question of the Month<br>What would you like to know about AANR clubs and participating businesses before scheduling a visit? Please send your answers to me at <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=7DjUMoopWgkyPoYGywcLbyKW-6SLLLEj02yj8wDpS6kbqQEuudHZpGklF4Du_MZyncs3TnXCjK-qiQ>editor@aanr.com</a><br> Patricia Orner – Government Affairs Coordinator<br>POLITICS &amp; LEADERSHIP<br>&quot;BIG DAY AT THE POLLS: Last Tuesday was a big primary election day, with nine states — ARIZONA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, MINNESOTA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, NEW YORK, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT and WISCONSIN–choosing candidates for their general election in November. The day produced a few surprises, but plenty of politics-as-usual too.&quot; <br>This entire article can be found on the Government Affairs page at www.aanr.com &lt;<a href=http://www.aanr.com/>http://www.aanr.com/</a>&gt; <br>Upcoming elections (09/14/2006 – 10/05/2006)<br>09/14/2006 Ohio Special Election US House (OH 18)<br>09/19/2006 Massachusetts Primary Election House (All) Senate (All) Constitutional Officers: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of the Commonwealth, Treasurer, Attorney General, State Auditor US House (All) US Senate (Edward Kennedy)<br>09/19/2006 South Carolina Special Primary Senate 005<br>09/19/2006 Washington Primary Election House (All) Senate (All) US House (All) US Senate (Cantwell)<br>09/23/2006 Hawaii Primary Election House (All) Senate 2, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 24, 25 Constitutional Officers: Governor, Lieutenant Governor US House (All) US Senate (Akaka)<br>Please let your GAT Region Chair know if a change in your local/state politics will be someone we will need to watch – or someone that we can count on for support.<br>ENVIRONMENT A court in HAWAII ruled that a 2003 Aloha State law that says any natural growth of beachfront land automatically becomes state property is unconstitutional. The court said the practice is an &quot;uncompensated taking&quot; of beachfront property owners' land. All HAWAII beaches are public, but previous to the law in question, property owners with beaches that had naturally expanded could take land on the inland side of their property in quantities equal to the growth in land on the beach side of their lot. State officials say they will appeal the ruling (HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN).<br>This week in session States in Regular Session: DC, MI, NJ, PA (Senate)<br>THE EBB AND FLOW OF TERM LIMITS Legislative term limits have long been a political love/hate match–voters love them; politicians hate them. While opponents blame term limits for a host of modern political ills, supporters say they'll do whatever is necessary to keep those in place and expand the concept to all political positions. On September 11, the State Net Capitol Journal examined the impact of term limits on both lawmakers and public policy. If you would like a copy – drop me an e-mail at <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=eFDhfuCdk0XwKz8575G4V6yaJh5m0QvFCEzfDeQaryPUTP1gFYagJtci9gaAubH19Dvsf1KbdiFRIg>GOVERNMENT@AANR.COM</a> &lt;mailto:<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=eFDhfuCdk0XwKz8575G4V6yaJh5m0QvFCEzfDeQaryPUTP1gFYagJtci9gaAubH19Dvsf1KbdiFRIg>GOVERNMENT@AANR.COM</a>&gt; <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br> </td>

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To Clubs: $75 For Cover Photo

By admin at 7:36 am on September 28, 2006 | No comments

September 25, 2006<br>Dear Clubs,<br>We are looking for the perfect holiday photo for the cover of the=20 December issue of The Bulletin. Your club is invited to submit a=20 photo and the appropriate photo release either via e-mail or mail no=20 later than October 16.=20<br>If your club's photo is used, the club will receive a check for $75.<br>Thank you.=20<br>Naturally,<br>Linda Berry Director of Publications <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=B04pZCMqT4UKMd1Tn7F0vmbQHOehI8Qv0F1jNBjZ_pLxTuSQaTh0p1cOSmGFpBa1SAlsF9sq9q0>editor@aanr.com</a> 800/879-6833, ext. 235<br><br><br> </td>

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AANR Weekly Report for September 22, 2006

By admin at 8:10 am on September 27, 2006 | No comments

<br>AANR Weekly Report for September 22, 2006<br><br>HEALTHY HEART LUNCH FOR Carolyn Hawkins <br>The staff invited Carolyn to the office this week for a Healthy Heart Potluck. Everyone researched recipes or revised existing ones to make sure it was heart healthy. Carolyn is looking great and continues to improve. <br>As a reminder, AANR is still available to assist you with your PR needs during Carolyn's absence. Please direct your requests to Steve Vickers at <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=bYZWukrdqsp0qBPHdGZXGeaT9M6XIpsF5–jq0NrnUK0zCWlz8Lat4_MQfMEUvRyCrCrj5DAVecsWQ>prasst@aanr.com</a> or myself.<br> Linda Berry, Director of Publications<br>The Bulletin The October issue is on its way to you.<br> Patricia Orner – Government Affairs Coordinator<br>ASSATEAGUE BEACH CLEAN UP <br>The AANR East team reports that neither wet, nor chills nor permits stopped our brave volunteers from participating in the annual beach clean up. Watch the November issue of The Bulletin for &quot;the rest of the story.&quot;<br> Dear Abby and Beaches <br>As positive accolades ring out in columns like Dear Abby that there is nothing sinful about nude beaches – AANR GAT regional teams are working in FL, MD, CA, MA and Hawaii to protect and procure designated patches of sand for nude recreation. Is there a nude-shore project your club wants to have added to this plan? Let me know at <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=GePE73EsD8q856qyQqCaEa97UNBTHxlavf8OSqyz8Ot3sXmplFo8qFSLYLGzxzDY5U3b5aPshwOj60tcEA>government@aanr.com</a> <br>In Maryland District 38B, AANR needs to show the to-be-elected delegates that there are reasons to support our rights on Assateague Beach. In the recent Republican Primary, one of the two emerging candidates has in the past been less than supportive of the nude beach. AANR needs locations in this voting district to place yard signs. If you have friends/relatives/property in the Salisbury, Maryland, area or if you live in Maryland and want a beach at Assateague, PLEASE contact me at <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=GePE73EsD8q856qyQqCaEa97UNBTHxlavf8OSqyz8Ot3sXmplFo8qFSLYLGzxzDY5U3b5aPshwOj60tcEA>government@aanr.com</a> or call toll free 1-800-TRY-NUDE.<br> NPS NEWS<br>John Hunter, AANR D.C. GAT Chair, reports that according to media sources &quot;Mary A. Bomar, President Bush's nominee to head the National Park Service, appeared headed for a quick confirmation as senators praised the British native Thursday for her professionalism and history with the agency.&quot; Ms. &quot;Bomar was born and raised in England and became a U.S. citizen in 1977. She has worked in numerous parks, serving as acting superintendent at Rocky Mountain National Park and as the first superintendent at the Oklahoma City National Memorial, among other jobs.&quot;<br> This Week in Session There are two States, DC, and US in Regular Session. MA is in Informal Session. OH is in Skeleton Session. Prefiling has began in FL, KY, MT, ND, NV AND VA.<br>UPCOMING ELECTIONS (09/20/2006 – 10/11/2006): <br> 09/23/2006 Hawaii Primary Election House (All) Senate districts: 2, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 24, 25 <br>Constitutional Officers: <br>Governor, Lieutenant Governor US House (All) US Senate (1)<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br> </td>

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OR-Event HS Swims in Portland OR: A Re-post

By admin at 2:34 am on September 22, 2006 | No comments

Subject: Hidden Springs swims are in Portland area.<br>In response to several emails, the Hidden Springs swims are held in=20 the greater Portland, Oregon area.=20<br>For more information about these events and registration, contact <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=pPR6xJFL18O_YQZxyqwF59c2Xw3huAbf15sZXpZwXR_G1376plyY7lX8uGtClbjQSVU7HRcFJO1zm87aMku8>hsevents@verizon.net</a> for more detailed information. This is at the=20 club's request.=20<br><br>For this fall and winter seasons Hidden Springs will again organize its indoor nude recreation nights and bare bowling events.<br>For the indoor nude recreation nights we have found the same athletic club as last season willing to host our events. The dates for these events are<br>Sunday October 22 from 7 pm until 9 pm Sunday December 3 from 7 pm until 9 pm Sunday February/11/2007 from 7 pm until 9 pm Sunday March 25 2007 from 7 pm until 9 pm<br> We have been able to keep the cost the same which is $10 for AANR/TNS members and $12 for non members when pre registering and $15 for AANR/TNS members and $17 for non member when paying at the event.<br> Our Bare bowling events will this year be at a DIFFERENT location and on a DIFFERENT day. Scheduling conflicts with the bowling alley that we have used in the past caused us to look for a different bowling alley. If you have received one of the flyers with the bare bowling date, please note that those dates are no longer valid. The new bowling alley, also means a new payment procedure as Hidden Springs has to rent the facility for the event. The new dates for the bowling events are<br> Saturday November 11 from 7 pm until 9 pm Saturday January 27 from 7 pm until 9 pm Saturday March 10 from 7 pm until 9 pm<br>The cost at this new venue is comparable to the old venue and is as follows.<br> $10 for AANR/TNS members and $12 for non members when pre- registering and $15 for AANR/TNS members and $17 for non member when paying at the event.<br>For both events, the location of the event will be disclosed upon registration.<br> For more information about these events and registration, contact us at <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=pPR6xJFL18O_YQZxyqwF59c2Xw3huAbf15sZXpZwXR_G1376plyY7lX8uGtClbjQSVU7HRcFJO1zm87aMku8>hsevents@verizon.net</a>.<br><br> To contact Hidden Springs for general information:<br>Mailing address: PO Box 17600, Portland, OR 97217-0600<br>Phone: 503-699-5442<br><br><br> </td>

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Willamettans GAT hosts Senator Bill Morrisette

By admin at 3:52 am on September 20, 2006 | No comments

Willamettans GAT hosts Senator Bill Morrisette<br>Submitted by: Shirley Gauthier-AANR-NW GAT Chair<br>=20 Oregon State Senator Bill Morrisette will speak at The Willamettans=20 Family Nudist Resort near Marcola, Oregon on October 15 at 1:00 pm.=20=20<br>The Senator has agreed to speak and plans to bring his wife Janice=20 who he has been married to for over 50 years. There is a=20 possibility he 05 be joined by his legislative aid Don Bishoff a=20 retired columnist for the Register Guard.<br>=20 Many Willamettan members 05 remember the Senator as he taught in=20 the Springfield School District from 1962-1990. On a previous visit=20 to the Willamettans the Senator recalled teaching students whose=20 home address was The Willamettans resort. Senator Morrisette a=20 retired teacher taught in the Springfield School District from 1962- 90. The Senator served on the Springfield City Council in 1989-89.=20=20 Following his City Council contributions he then served the City of=20 Springfield as Mayor from 1989-1999. His political career then=20 took him to the capitol in Salem where he served Oregonians as a=20 State Representative from 1999-2001. Senator Morrisette is=20 currently seeking re-election to his Senate seat, which, he has held=20 since 2001.=20<br>=20<br>The Senator founded or co-founded the following; Springfield Filbert=20 Festival; Springfield-Eugene Habitat for Humanity; Project Starfish;=20 Springfield Sports Center; Mayor's Child Abuse Task Force; Mayor's=20 Housing Task Force; Springfield Community Development Corp.=20=20<br>=20<br>Some of the Senators awards include; Springfield Chamber of Commerce=20 Distinguished Citizen of the Year, 1997; Eugene City Club's Turtle=20 Award (for willingness to stick his neck out), 1995; Oregon Mayor of=20 the Year, 1994; Lane County Elected Official of the Year, 1992.=20<br>=20<br>Janice Morrisette also shares an interest in politics. Janice=20 joined the Lane Council of Governments (LCOG) in the early 1990's.=20=20 This voluntary association of local governments in Lane County,=20 Oregon is dedicated to solving area-wide problems. Janice also=20 served as Board Director for the Willamalane Park &amp; Recreation=20 District. =20<br>It was Janice who welcomed a group of Willamettans at the front desk=20 of the Senators office at the capitol a few years ago. =20<br>The Senator and Janice have eight children, 13 grandchildren, and=20 three great-grandchildren.=20=20<br> You do not have to be a member of the Willamettans to attend their=20 October 15th general assembly meeting. Come visit the Willamettans=20 share time with the Senator and swim in the heated pool.<br>For directions see <a href=http://www.efn.org/~willies>http://www.efn.org/~willies</a> .=20<br><br><br><br> </td>

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HS Events – Bowling has New Night &amp; Place

By admin at 4:05 am on September 19, 2006 | No comments

For this fall and winter seasons Hidden Springs will again organize=20 its indoor nude recreation nights and bare bowling events.<br>For the indoor nude recreation nights we have found the same=20 athletic club as last season willing to host our events. The dates=20 for these events are=20<br>Sunday October 22 from 7 pm until 9 pm<br>Sunday December 3 from 7 pm until 9 pm<br>Sunday February/11/2007 from 7 pm until 9 pm<br>Sunday March 25 2007 from 7 pm until 9 pm<br>=20 We have been able to keep the cost the same which is $10 for=20 AANR/TNS members and $12 for non members when pre registering and=20 $15 for AANR/TNS members and $17 for non member when paying at the=20 event.<br> Our Bare bowling events will this year be at a DIFFERENT location=20 and on a DIFFERENT day. Scheduling conflicts with the bowling alley=20 that we have used in the past caused us to look for a different=20 bowling alley. If you have received one of the flyers with the bare=20 bowling date, please note that those dates are no longer valid. The=20 new bowling alley, also means a new payment procedure as Hidden=20 Springs has to rent the facility for the event. The new dates for=20 the bowling events are<br>=20 Saturday November 11 from 7 pm until 9 pm<br>Saturday January 27 from 7 pm until 9 pm<br>Saturday March 10 from 7 pm until 9 pm<br>=20 The cost at this new venue is comparable to the old venue and is as=20 follows.<br>=20 $10 for AANR/TNS members and $12 for non members when pre- registering and $15 for AANR/TNS members and $17 for non member when=20 paying at the event.<br>For both events, the location of the event will be disclosed upon=20 registration.<br> For more information about these events and registration, contact us=20 at <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=V43yA3hIbk-mefTeatWvSVSfyAmwUpgsu9UjxdllM3weEQQ-Y7cbx1nMIV6f7zPuP4clxj3sWF1C0juxDw>hsevents@verizon.net</a>.<br> To contact Hidden Springs for general information:=20=20<br>Mailing address: PO Box 17600, Portland, OR 97217-0600<br>Phone: 503-699-5442<br><br><br><br> </td>

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AANR Weekly Report for September 15, 2006

By admin at 3:02 pm on September 16, 2006 | No comments

<br>AANR Weekly Report for September 15, 2006<br>Erich Schuttauf, Executive Director<br>Carolyn Hawkins Continues to Improve<br>I had an opportunity to see Carolyn briefly today at Cypress Cove where I attended a meeting. I'm very happy to report that, with the sun out, Carolyn was even more of herself. She started her rehabilitation classes this week to help strengthen her heart. Although she's improving, she gets a little down at times because she can't do all the things she likes to do. She asked me to again express her deepest appreciation for so many cards and gifts.<br>As a reminder, AANR is still available to assist you with your PR needs during Carolyn's absence. Please direct your requests to Steve Vickers at <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=Bmu0PbVF5hLqWmuf2BMOdy5CIKBZCfAj8Cr4×9OBOBaMp7m3nyPrJfRTZsJFyvW-pgx8C9s>prasst@aanr.com</a> or me.<br> AANR Helping Members<br>This week AANR has news regarding two member families involved in custody matters. First, we are very pleased to report a successful outcome in a case involving a member who is a grandmother in Florida. She sought assistance after her grandson's regular visits to their home nudist club with their mom triggered a sudden motion by their father to modify custody. AANR provided materials to this member's well-qualified counsel, and the judge overseeing the matter REFUSED to grant the motion and this family can continue to visit! We're now working with the member on a request for financial assistance to defray some costs associated with preparing for the hearing.<br>AANR also assisted another member-grandmother from a mid-Atlantic state facing similar issues associated with a grandson's visit. We arranged for a comprehensive package of legal information to be sent to her and have offered to work with counsel as needed.<br> Linda Berry, Director of Publications<br>The Bulletin<br>The October issue goes to the printer on Monday morning. <br> Patricia Orner – Government Affairs Coordinator<br>GAT CHAT<br>The regions reported the following on the last conference call: <br>NW – monitoring attempt to establish a nude beach at Magnuson Beach in Seattle, WA. Shirley Gauthier applauded the actions that will result in a new series of evening nude swims in Seattle, WA. <br>Midwest – reports all is quiet.<br>FANR – Debra Kay Hedding has been busy reviewing ballot issues in FL and sees none that will have an effect on public nudity. She has been working with TACOBA, a coalition seeking a designated nude beach on the FL west coast, even before assuming the GAT chair position.<br>West – Debra Sue Stevens has been monitoring the success with the American River issues and will have a report in upcoming issues of The Bulletin.<br>East – Jimmy Corsentino will be joining AANR East President, Susan Weaver, and Maryland volunteer, Ray Plummer, in coordinating AANR's participation in the 2006 Assateague NPS beach clean up this Saturday. As a part of a team of volunteers through Assateague Coastal Trust, AANR will be registering Take Pride In America (TPIA) hours, thanks again to the efforts of Kathy Pearson. Now in its 21st year, The Ocean Conservancy's International Coastal Cleanup is the largest and most successful volunteer event of its kind. This Saturday, September 16, hundreds of thousands of volunteers will clean up tons of trash all over the world.&quot; You can read more at: <a href=http://www.oceanconservancy.org/site/PageServer?pagename=hom>http://www.oceanconservancy.org/site/PageServer?pagename=hom</a> e <br>SW – Gary Spangler reported on the success of a recent 5K run and will be meeting with political candidates on Sept. 25th. Look for his report in The Bulletin.<br>DC – John Hunter has been keeping close tabs on the new National Park Service (NPS) Management Plan. He and Turner Stokes will attend a farewell luncheon next week for Fran Mainella and will monitor the new appointee's confirmation hearings.<br>RAC – Steve Hubbard has begun working to obtain a position for the AANR team on a Recreation Resource Advisory Committee (RAC). <br>2006 Governors Election Guide now available <br>Check the race in your state at the Web sites below and let your GAT/CAT team leaders know what your club is doing to influence the candidates in favor of nude recreation.<br><a href=http://www.governing.com/govraces/guide.htm>http://www.governing.com/govraces/guide.htm</a> &lt;<a href=http://www.governing.com/govraces/guide.htm>http://www.governing.com/govraces/guide.htm</a>&gt; <br><a href=http://www.governing.com/govraces/govchart.htm>http://www.governing.com/govraces/govchart.htm</a><br><br><br><br><br><br> </td>

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New file uploaded to AANR-NW-eNews

By admin at 12:08 am on September 15, 2006 | No comments

MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit<br> Hello,<br>This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the AANR-NW-eNews group.<br>File : /BdMtFlyerFall06.pdf Uploaded by : paul_tuttle &lt;<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=ONxrByYYwgvFlkUZc8rBbrHfqUKV3hhCjvLObo_sy08Snu27a-EBegsquqVAy-ngNV0oNk22W-55>eNews@xprt.net</a>&gt; Description : Kaniksu Flyer 9/23/06 <br>You can access this file at the URL: <a href=http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AANR-NW-eNews/files/BdMtFlyerFall06.pdf>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AANR-NW-eNews/files/BdMtFlyerFall06.pdf</a> <br>To learn more about file sharing for your group, please visit: <a href=http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/groups/files>http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/groups/files</a><br>Regards,<br>paul_tuttle &lt;<a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=ONxrByYYwgvFlkUZc8rBbrHfqUKV3hhCjvLObo_sy08Snu27a-EBegsquqVAy-ngNV0oNk22W-55>eNews@xprt.net</a>&gt;<br><br><br><br><br> </td>

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WA-Event AANR-NW Fall Board Meeting

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An updated meeting agenda and menu has recently been sent out to all=20 AANR-NW regional officials and clubs via the new &quot;regional contact=20 list.&quot;<br>Note #1: If you are on this regional contact list, please add the=20 email address of the regional president to your address book or list=20 of authorized recipients to help insure that you are able to receive=20 these e-mails in the future.=20<br>Note #2: The meeting is at Kaniksu Ranch Friday September 22nd=20 through Sunday September 24th. See the web page at=20=20 <a href=http://www.kaniksufamily.com/Visitorsinfo1.html>http://www.kaniksufamily.com/Visitorsinfo1.html</a> for additional=20 details.<br>Kaniksu has kindly offered a no grounds fees weekend and I hope that=20 everyone that is able to attend this board meeting will do so. We=20 plan a first ever &quot;Club Issues&quot; session to hear your problems,=20 solutions or whatever on Saturday morning.=20=20=20=20 =20 There are still some committee chair positions that are not filled.=20=20 If you are interested in them, contact me and I will explain the=20 duties of the position. =20 I hope to see as many of you there as possible. =20 Mike Parker AANR-NW President<br><br><br> </td>

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Friday 9/15 is Deadline for Regional Print Newsletter

By admin at 11:45 pm on September 14, 2006 | No comments

To all AANR-NW Clubs, Officers, Directors and Committee Chairs:<br>This is your FINAL reminder that the deadline for the November 2006=20 issue of the Northwest Nudescene is September 15th, 2006.=20=20<br>Please send your updated club calendar information from November=20 2006 through March 2007 for this issue.=20=20<br>=20 There will be room in this issue for short articles (not to exceed=20 100 words) from the clubs. Please focus on upcoming events between=20 July and November. This is the last summer issue and the next one=20 will not be out for four months.<br>FYI: Events that will have already happened 05 be sent to=20 <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=jGzdN7IyUO9NF9aCOSBBjLtONI-kyEkNIiUO4845tPmDsYQHAdtGAW3sg0Thmq5Uer5DzJD2Cjg6f6Yf-_LJgzX0>Clubhappenings@aanr.com</a> (normally before the 20th of each month) for=20 printing in the AANR Bulletin for the issue 1 1/2 months later (i.e.=20 submit by September 15th for November issue).=20=20<br>=20 If you have a photograph for the Nudescene, you must now have a=20 signed photograph or model release form. E-mail the photograph and=20 release as attachments and retain the original photograph release.=20=20 Unless we are in possession of a AANR Photo release the photographs=20 cannot be used. The new forms are available through the AANR website.<br>Photos 05 be in jpeg, bmp or other similar type of graphics file.=20 Photos definitely make the newsletter look better to our members.=20=20 Send this Nudescene submissions to: <a href=/group/AANR-NW-eNews/post?postID=MA0kjL7VNs9DlXj4sKGWzbTtsJZg9CtgHR1F1om4myGz9tthlN3qO4FHCxQrQnQHdAgq5fV4Rsiw_Fzl0sY>Nudescene@aanr.info</a> . It will be=20 forwarded to the editor.=20<br><br><br><br> </td>

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