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03/Zv. 6 SL Uradni list Evropske unije 135
 21984A1127(02)
 L 308/60 URADNI LIST EVROPSKIH SKUPNOSTI 27.11.1984
 IZMENJAVA PISEM
 med Evropsko gospodarsko skupnostjo in Vlado Nove Zelandije, ki spreminja Dogovor o skupni
 disciplinski ureditvi med Novo Zelandijo in Skupnostjo o siru
 A. Pismo iz Evropske gospodarske Skupnosti
 Spoštovani!
 Čast imam sklicevati se na Dogovor o skupni disciplinski ureditvi med Novo Zelandijo in Skupnostjo o siru iz
 Priloge 3 Memoranduma o soglasju o rezultatih dvostranskih pogajanj med delegacijo Nove Zelandije in delegacijo
 Evropske skupnosti v okviru večstranskih trgovinskih pogajanj, podpisanega 12. aprila 1979, in na pogajanja v
 zvezi z nekaterimi spremembami tega dogovora, ki so bila zaključena v Bruslju 3. oktobra 1984.
 V skladu s sklepi teh pogajanj imam čast predlagati naslednje spremembe zgoraj navedenega dogovora:
 1. Drugi in tretji pododstavek odstavka 2 dela I drugega in tretjega pododstavka odstavka 2 Dela II se začasno ne
 uporabljajo;
 2. Delu III se doda naslednje:
 „Ta izmenjava informacij poteka četrtletno ob pogoju vzajemnosti.“;
 3. Dodatka I in II se nadomestita z naslednjim:
 „Dodatek I
 Besedilo koncesije EGS za sir cheddar
 Stopnja
 Številka
 Poimenovanje konvencionalne
 SCT
 dajatve
 04.04 Sir in skuta:
 E. Drugo:
 I. Razen naribanega ali v prahu, z vsebnostjo maščob do vključno 40 mas. % in
 vsebnostjo vode, izračunane v nemaščobni snovi:
 b) več kot mas. 47 %, pa do vključno 72 mas. %:
 1. cheddar:
 — celi siri (a) ki v suhi snovi vsebujejo 50 mas. % ali več maščobe in ki so
 zoreli tri ali več mesecev (b) L (c)
 (a) izraz ‚celi siri‘, kot se uporablja v podštevilki 04.04 E I b), 1 se uporablja za:
 — sire konvencionalne ploščate cilindrične oblike z neto maso najmanj 33 kilogramov, vendar ne več kot 44 kilogramov,
 — kockaste bloke sira z neto maso 10 ali več kilogramov.
 (b) Za vpis pod to podštevilko veljajo pogoji, ki jih določijo pristojni organi.
 (c) 15 ekujev na 100 kilogramov neto mase v mejah letne carinske kvote 9 000 ton, ki jo odobrijo pristojni organi Evropskih skupnosti.
 ---pagebreak--- 136 SL Uradni list Evropske unije 03/Zv. 6
 Dodatek II
 Koncesija EGS za cheddar in druge sire za predelavo
 Stopnja
 Številka
 Poimenovanje konvencionalne
 SCT
 dajatve
 04.04 Sir in skuta:
 E. Drugo:
 I. Razen naribanega ali v prahu, z vsebnostjo maščob do vključno 40 mas. % in vseb-
 nostjo vode, izračunane v nemaščobni snovi:
 b) več kot 47 mas. %, pa do vključno 72 mas. %:
 1. cheddar:
 — cheddar za predelavo (a) (b) L (c)
 2. Drugo:
 — za predelavo (a) (b) L (c)
 (a) Preverjanja uporabe te določene končne uporabe se izvajajo v skladu z določbami Skupnosti, ki urejajo to zadevo.
 (b) Za vpis pod to podštevilko veljajo pogoji, ki jih določijo pristojni organi.
 (c) 15 ekujev na 100 kilogramov neto mase v mejah letne carinske kvote 3 500 ton, ki jo odobrijo pristojni organi Evropskih skupnosti. “
 Imam tudi čast predlagati naslednje:
 — zgoraj navedeni režim stopi v veljavo najpozneje 30 dni po datumu podpisa te izmenjave pisem. Velja do
 31. decembra 1986, in od takrat dalje ostane v veljavi in vsaka pogodbenica ima pravico, da ga odpove s
 šestmesečnim odpovednim rokom v pisni obliki;
 — v primeru odpovedi tega režima se v celoti uporabljajo prvotni pogoji Dogovora o skupni disciplinski ureditvi
 iz leta 1979 in koncesije, predvidene v Seznamu LXXII-EGS, ki se uporabljajo pred vstopom tega dogovora v
 veljavo.
 Bil bi vam hvaležen, če bi me obvestili, ali vaša Vlada soglaša s temi predlogi.
 Sprejmite, prosim, spoštovani gospod, izraze mojega najglobljega spoštovanja.
 V imenu Sveta Evropskih skupnosti
 ---pagebreak--- 03/Zv. 6 SL Uradni list Evropske unije 137
 B. Pismo Vlade Nove Zelandije
 Spoštovani!
 Potrjujem prejem vašega pisma z današnjim datumom, ki se glasi:
 „Čast imam sklicevati se na Dogovor o skupni disciplinski ureditvi med Novo Zelandijo in Skupnostjo o siru
 iz Priloge 3 Memoranduma o soglasju o rezultatih dvostranskih pogajanj med delegacijo Nove Zelandije in
 delegacijo Evropske skupnosti v okviru večstranskih trgovinskih pogajanj, podpisanega 12. aprila 1979, in na
 pogajanja v zvezi z nekaterimi spremembami tega dogovora, ki so bila zaključena v Bruslju 3. oktobra 1984.
 V skladu s sklepi teh pogajanj imam čast predlagati naslednje spremembe zgoraj navedenega dogovora:
 1. Drugi in tretji pododstavek odstavka 2 dela I drugega in tretjega pododstavka odstavka 2 Dela II se začasno
 ne uporabljajo;
 2. Delu III se doda naslednje:
 ‚Ta izmenjava informacij poteka četrtletno ob pogoju vzajemnosti.‘;
 3. Dodatka I in II se nadomestita z naslednjim:
 ‚ Dodatek I
 Besedilo koncesije EGS za sir cheddar
 Stopnja
 Številka
 Poimenovanje konvencionalne
 SCT
 dajatve
 04.04 Sir in skuta:
 E. Drugo:
 I. Razen naribanega ali v prahu, z vsebnostjo maščob do vključno 40 mas. % in
 vsebnostjo vode, izračunane v nemaščobni snovi:
 b) več kot mas. 47 %, pa do vključno 72 mas. %:
 1. cheddar:
 — celi siri (a) ki v suhi snovi vsebujejo 50 mas. % ali več maščobe in
 ki so zoreli tri ali več mesecev (b) L (c)
 (a) izraz ‚celi siri‘, kot se uporablja v podštevilki 04.04 E I b), 1 se uporablja za:
 — sire konvencionalne ploščate cilindrične oblike z neto maso najmanj 33 kilogramov, vendar ne več kot 44 kilogramov,
 — kockaste bloke sira z neto maso 10 ali več kilogramov.
 (b) Za vpis pod to podštevilko veljajo pogoji, ki jih določijo pristojni organi.
 (c) 15 ekujev na 100 kilogramov neto mase v mejah letne carinske kvote 9 000 ton, ki jo odobrijo pristojni organi Evropskih skupnosti.
 ---pagebreak--- 138 SL Uradni list Evropske unije 03/Zv. 6
 Dodatek II
 Koncesija EGS za cheddar in druge sire za predelavo
 Stopnja
 Številka
 Poimenovanje konvencionalne
 SCT
 dajatve
 04.04 Sir in skuta:
 E. Drugo:
 I. Razen naribanega ali v prahu, z vsebnostjo maščob do vključno 40 mas. % in
 vsebnostjo vode, izračunane v nemaščobni snovi:
 b) več kot 47 mas. %, pa do vključno 72 mas. %:
 1. cheddar:
 — cheddar za predelavo (a) (b) L (c)
 2. Drugo:
 — za predelavo (a) (b) L (c)
 (a) Preverjanja uporabe te določene končne uporabe se izvajajo v skladu z določbami Skupnosti, ki urejajo to zadevo.
 (b) Za vpis pod to podštevilko veljajo pogoji, ki jih določijo pristojni organi.
 (c) 15 ekujev na 100 kilogramov neto mase v mejah letne carinske kvote 3 500 ton, ki jo odobrijo pristojni organi Evropskih skupnosti.‘
 Imam tudi čast predlagati naslednje:
 — zgoraj navedeni režim stopi v veljavo najpozneje 30 dni po datumu podpisa te izmenjave pisem. Velja do
 31. decembra 1986, in od takrat dalje ostane v veljavi in vsaka pogodbenica ima pravico, da ga odpove s
 šestmesečnim odpovednim rokom v pisni obliki,
 — v primeru odpovedi tega režima se v celoti uporabljajo prvotni pogoji Dogovora o skupni disciplinski
 ureditvi iz leta 1979 in koncesije, predvidene v Seznamu LXXII-EGS, ki se uporabljajo pred vstopom tega
 dogovora v veljavo.
 Bil bi vam hvaležen, če bi me obvestili, ali vaša Vlada soglaša s temi predlogi“.
 Čast imam potrditi, da moja Vlada soglaša s predlogi v vašem pismu.
 Sprejmite, prosim, spoštovani gospod, izraze mojega najglobljega spoštovanja.
 Za Vlado
 Nove Zelandije


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jurisdiction: EU

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 21998D0709(18)
 Απόφαση της Μεικτής Επιτροπής του ΕΟΧ αριθ. 101/97 της 15ης Δεκεμβρίου 1997 για την τροποποίηση του παραρτήματος ΙΙ (Τεχνικοί κανόνες, πρότυπα, δοκιμές και πιστοποίηση) της συμφωνίας για τον ΕΟΧ
 Επίσημη Εφημερίδα αριθ. L 193 της 09/07/1998 σ. 0061 - 0061
 ΑΠΟΦΑΣΗ ΤΗΣ ΜΕΙΚΤΗΣ ΕΠΙΤΡΟΠΗΣ ΤΟΥ ΕΟΧ αριθ. 101/97 της 15ης Δεκεμβρίου 1997 για την τροποποίηση του παραρτήματος ΙΙ (Τεχνικοί κανόνες, πρότυπα, δοκιμές και πιστοποίηση) της συμφωνίας για τον ΕΟΧΗ ΜΕΙΚΤΗ ΕΠΙΤΡΟΠΗ ΤΟΥ ΕΟΧ,Έχοντας υπόψη τη συμφωνία για τον Ευρωπαϊκό Οικονομικό Χώρο, όπως προσαρμόστηκε με το πρωτόκολλο προσαρμογής της συμφωνίας για τον Ευρωπαϊκό Οικονομικό Χώρο, εφεξής καλούμενη «η συμφωνία», και ιδίως το άρθρο 98,Εκτιμώντας:ότι το παράρτημα ΙΙ της συμφωνίας τροποποιήθηκε με την απόφαση αριθ. 48/97 της Μεικτής Επιτροπής του ΕΟΧ (1) 7ότι ο κανονισμός (ΕΚ) αριθ. 2215/96 της Επιτροπής, της 20ής Νοεμβρίου 1996, σχετικά με τα μέτρα παρέκκλισης για το «Glόhwein» (2) πρέπει να ενσωματωθεί στη συμφωνία,ΑΠΟΦΑΣΙΖΕΙ:Άρθρο 1 Μετά το σημείο 6 του κεφαλαίου XXVΙΙ του παραρτήματος ΙΙ της συμφωνίας, παρεμβάλλεται το ακόλουθο νέο σημείο [κανονισμός (ΕΟΚ) αριθ. 2009 της Επιτροπής]:«7. 396 R 2215: Κανονισμός (ΕΚ) αριθ. 2215/96 της Επιτροπής, της 20ής Νοεμβρίου 1996, σχετικά με τα μέτρα παρέκκλισης για το "Glόhwein" (ΕΕ L 296 της 21. 11. 1996, σ. 30).»Άρθρο 2 Τα κείμενα του κανονισμού (ΕΚ) αριθ. 2215/96 στην ισλανδική και νορβηγική γλώσσα, τα οποία επισυνάπτονται στις αντίστοιχες γλωσσικές αποδόσεις της παρούσας απόφασης, είναι αυθεντικά.Άρθρο 3 Η παρούσα απόφαση αρχίζει να ισχύει στις 16 Δεκεμβρίου 1997, υπό την προϋπόθεση ότι έχουν πραγματοποιηθεί προς τη Μεικτή Επιτροπή του ΕΟΧ όλες οι κοινοποιήσεις δυνάμει του άρθρου 103 παράγραφος 1 της συμφωνίας.Άρθρο 4 Η παρούσα απόφαση δημοσιεύεται στο τμήμα ΕΟΧ και στο συμπλήρωμα ΕΟΧ της Επίσημης Εφημερίδας των Ευρωπαϊκών Κοινοτήτων.Βρυξέλλες, 15 Δεκεμβρίου 1997.Για τη μεικτή επιτροπή του ΕΟΧΟ ΠρόεδροςE. BULL(1) ΕΕ L 290 της 23. 10. 1997, σ. 34.(2) ΕΕ L 296 της 21. 11. 1996, σ. 30.


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text:
 1.6.2013
 NL
 Publicatieblad van de Europese Unie
 C 156/41
 Arrest van het Gerecht van 18 april 2013 — Peek & Cloppenburg/BHIM — Peek & Cloppenburg (Peek & Cloppenburg)
 (Zaak T-506/11) (1)
 (Gemeenschapsmerk - Oppositieprocedure - Aanvraag voor gemeenschapswoordmerk Peek & Cloppenburg - Oudere nationale handelsnaam Peek & Cloppenburg - Relatieve weigeringsgrond - Verwarringsgevaar - Artikel 8, lid 4, van verordening (EG) nr. 207/2009)
 2013/C 156/75
 Procestaal: Duits
 Partijen
 Verzoekende partij: Peek & Cloppenburg KG (Düsseldorf, Duitsland) (vertegenwoordigers: aanvankelijk S. Abrar, vervolgens P. Lange, advocaten)
 Verwerende partij: Bureau voor harmonisatie binnen de interne markt (merken, tekeningen en modellen) (vertegenwoordiger: G. Schneider, gemachtigde)
 Andere partij in de procedure voor de kamer van beroep van het BHIM, interveniërend voor het Gerecht: Peek & Cloppenburg (Hamburg, Duitsland) (vertegenwoordigers: A. Renck, V. von Bomhard, T. Heitmann, M. Petersenn, advocaten, en I. Fowler, solicitor)
 Voorwerp
 Beroep tegen de beslissing van de eerste kamer van beroep van het BHIM van 28 februari 2011 (zaak R 53/2005-1) inzake een oppositieprocedure tussen Peek & Cloppenburg en Peek & Cloppenburg KG
 Dictum
 1)
 Het beroep wordt verworpen.
 2)
 Peek & Cloppenburg KG wordt verwezen in de kosten.
 (1) PB C 362 van 10.12.2011.


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text:
17 Απριλίου | 18 Απριλίου | 19 Απριλίου
 Η 18η Απριλίου είναι η 108η ημέρα του έτους κατά το Γρηγοριανό ημερολόγιο (109η σε δίσεκτα έτη). Υπολείπονται 257 ημέρες.
 Γεγονότα
 796 - Δολοφονείται ο βασιλιάς Έθελρεντ Α ́ της Νορθουμβρίας. Ο Όσβαλντ Β ́ στέφεται βασιλιάς, αλλά παραιτείται μέσα σε 27 ημέρες.
 1025 - Ο Βολέσλαος Α ́ ο Ανδρείος γίνεται ο πρώτος βασιλιάς της Πολωνίας.
 1506 – Τίθεται ο θεμέλιος λίθος της σημερινής Βασιλικής του Αγίου Πέτρου.
 1518 – Η Μπόνα Σφόρτσα στέφεται βασίλισσα της Πολωνίας.
 1521 - Κατά τη διάρκεια της απολογίας του ενώπιον της Δίαιτας της Βορμς, ο Μαρτίνος Λούθηρος αρνείται να αποκηρύξει τις διδασκαλίες του, παρά τον κίνδυνο του αφορισμού.
 1738 - Ιδρύεται η Βασιλική Ακαδημία της Ιστορίας στη Μαδρίτη.
 1831 - Εγκαινιάζεται το Πανεπιστήμιο της Αλαμπάμα.
 1857 - Εκδίδεται το «Βιβλίο των Πνευμάτων» του Αλλάν Καρντέκ, σηματοδοτώντας τη γέννηση του Πνευματισμού στη Γαλλία.
 1897 - Κηρύσσεται ο Ελληνοτουρκικός πόλεμος του 1897 μεταξύ της Ελλάδας και της Οθωμανικής Αυτοκρατορίας.
 1902 - Σεισμός μεγέθους 7,5 βαθμών της κλίμακας Ρίχτερ συγκλονίζει τη Γουατεμάλα, σκοτώνοντας 800-900 άτομα.
 1906 – Σεισμός και φωτιά καταστρέφει μεγάλο μέρος του Σαν Φρανσίσκο στην Καλιφόρνια.
 1909 - Οσιοποιείται η Ιωάννα της Λωραίνης.
 1912 - Το RMS Carpathia φέρνει 705 επιζώντες του Τιτανικού στη Νέα Υόρκη.
 1915 - Κατά τη διάρκεια του Α ́ Παγκοσμίου Πολέμου, ο Γάλλος αεροπόρος Ρολάν Γκαρός καταρρίπτεται και προσγειώνεται στη γερμανική πλευρά των γραμμών.
 1941 – Αυτοκτονεί ο πρωθυπουργός της Ελλάδας, Αλέξανδρος Κορυζής.
 1942 - Β ́ Παγκόσμιος Πόλεμος: Η αμερικανική αεροπορία πραγματοποιεί επιδρομή στην Ιαπωνία. Το Τόκιο, η Γιοκοχάμα, το Κόμπε και η Ναγκόγια βομβαρδίζονται.
 1942 - Ο Πιερ Λαβάλ γίνεται πρωθυπουργός της Γαλλίας του Βισύ.
 1943 - Β ́ Παγκόσμιος Πόλεμος: Ο Ιάπωνας ναύαρχος Ισορόκου Γιαμαμότο σκοτώνεται όταν το αεροσκάφος στο οποίο επέβαινε καταρρίπτεται από τους Αμερικανούς πάνω από το Μπουγκαινβίλ.
 1945 - Πάνω από 1.000 βομβαρδιστικά επιτίθενται στο μικρό νησί Χέλγκολαντ στη Γερμανία.
 1949 - Η Ιρλανδία εγκαταλείπει τη Βρετανική Κοινοπολιτεία και γίνεται η Δημοκρατία της Ιρλανδίας.
 1955 - Είκοσι εννέα έθνη συναντιούνται στη διάσκεψη του Μπαντούνγκ στην Ινδονησία.
 1980 – Δημιουργείται η Ζιμπάμπουε (πρώην Ροδεσία). Το δολάριο Ζιμπάμπουε αντικαθιστά το δολάριο της Ροδεσίας ως το επίσημο νόμισμα της χώρας.
 Γεννήσεις
 1480 – Λουκρητία Βοργία, δούκισσα της Φερράρας
 1590 – Αχμέτ Α ́, Οθωμανός σουλτάνος
 1772 – Ντέηβιντ Ρικάρντο, Άγγλος οικονομολόγος
 1901 – Λάσλο Νέμετ, Ούγγρος συγγραφέας
 1907 - Μίκλος Ρόζα, Ούγγρος συνθέτης
 1917 – Φρειδερίκη, βασίλισσα της Ελλάδας
 1927 – Σάμιουελ Χάντιγκτον, Αμερικανός πολιτικός επιστήμονας
 1935 – Κώστας Φέρρης, Έλληνας σκηνοθέτης
 1941 – Μάικλ Ντ. Χίγκινς, Ιρλανδός πολιτικός
 1942 - Γιόχεν Ριντ, Αυστριακός οδηγός αγώνων
 1960 - Κρίστοφερ Στίβενς, Αμερικανός διπλωμάτης
 1970 – Τατιάνα Στεφανίδου, Ελληνίδα δημοσιογράφος
 1970 – Σαάντ Χαρίρι, Λιβανέζος πολιτικός
 1971 - Ντέιβιντ Τένναντ, Σκωτσέζος ηθοποιός
 1973 – Χαϊλέ Γκεμπρεσελασιέ, Αιθίοπας αθλητής
 1974 - Ολιβιέ Μπεζανσενό, Γάλλος πολιτικός
 1982 - Ανδρέας Γεωργίου, Κύπριος ηθοποιός
 1983 - Νατάσσα Μποφίλιου, Ελληνίδα τραγουδίστρια
 1985 - Γελένα Τέμνικοβα, Ρωσίδα τραγουδίστρια (Serebro)
 1985 – Λούκας Φαμπιάνσκι, Πολωνός ποδοσφαιριστής
 1987 - Ρόζι Χάντινγκτον Γουάιτλι, Αγγλίδα μοντέλο
 1990 – Βόιτσεχ Σέσνι, Πολωνός ποδοσφαιριστής
 1995 - Ντιβόκ Όριτζι, Βέλγος ποδοσφαιριστής
 Θάνατοι
 796 - Έθελρεντ Α ́, βασιλιάς της Νορθουμβρίας
 1473 - Φίλιππος Α ́, μητροπολίτης της Μόσχας
 1690 - Κάρολος Ε ́, δούκας της Λωρραίνης
 1802 – Έρασμος Δαρβίνος, Άγγλος ιατρός και βοτανολόγος
 1829 - Μαχμούντ Σαχ Ντουρανί, Εμίρης του Αφγανιστάν
 1898 – Γκυστάβ Μορώ, Γάλλος ζωγράφος
 1904 – Σάμνερ Πέιν, Αμερικανός σκοπευτής
 1905 - Χουάν Βαλέρα ι Αλκαλά Γκαλιάνο, Ισπανός συγγραφέας
 1913 - Βικτόρ Τατέν, Γάλλος μηχανικός
 1941 – Αλέξανδρος Κορυζής, Έλληνας πολιτικός
 1943 – Ισορόκου Γιαμαμότο, Ιάπωνας ναύαρχος
 1945 – Γουλιέλμος του Βιντ, πρίγκιπας της Αλβανίας
 1951 – Όσκαρ Καρμόνα, Πορτογάλος στρατιωτικός και πολιτικός
 1955 – Άλμπερτ Αϊνστάιν, Γερμανός φυσικός
 1986 - Γεώργιος Παπαϊωάννου, Έλληνας πολιτικός
 1988 - Οκτάυ Ριφάτ, Τούρκος συγγραφέας
 1991 – Μένιος Κουτσόγιωργας, Έλληνας πολιτικός
 2002 – Θορ Χέιερνταλ, Νορβηγός εξερευνητής
 2009 - Μπάμπης Κοτρίδης, Έλληνας ποδοσφαιριστής
 2011 – Ολουμπάγιο Αντεφέμι, Νιγηριανός ποδοσφαιριστής
 2014 - Σταύρος Καραμανιώλας, Έλληνας στιχουργός
 Αργίες και εορτές
 Ημέρα ανεξαρτησίας της Ζιμπάμπουε.
 Παγκόσμια ημέρα πολιτιστικής κληρονομιάς.
 Αρχή Παγκόσμιας Εβδομάδας Κατάργησης Πειραμάτων σε Ζώα (18 - 24 Απριλίου 2016).
 Ορθόδοξη Εκκλησία
 Ημέρες του έτους


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Results for WES: 13-14 Feb 2016
 1 K3WW Chas 14962T PA 441 79 69/136/13 3,450 40,749
 2 W5ZR Bert 2931S LA 280 71 46/100/15 750 22,395
 3 W9DLN Dan 3635S WI 246 61 57/88/12 1,200 18,001
 4 WB9EGZ Dave 11531 WI 210 58 35/73/15 950 14,460
 5 KG6MC BOB 11229S SC 191 59 53/76/9 725 13,594
 6 KF6C Brian 3398T CA 203 46 46/80/12 700 11,588
 7 F6HKA Bert 6069S FRA 165 54 41/66/8 1,150 11,375
 8 W7GVE ED 729T AZ 158 52 32/53/5 825 10,076
 9 KD8BBK Tony 2443T OH 160 49 44/53/6 675 9,735
 10 KA8HDE Chuck 6913T MN 171 43 38/68/8 850 9,493
 11 K1PUG Hank 12486T CT 158 44 55/55/11 775 9,157
 12 W8IQ Kurt 7557C OH 134 47 29/60/7 1,070 8,438
 13 W0YZZ Dave 5519T MO 140 42 26/52/8 625 7,455
 14 AA5VE Carl 8863S TX 119 49 22/48/8 725 7,406
 15 W8BFT Ed 13629T OH 128 41 35/49/4 1,100 7,383
 16 KE5AL Jim 12776S TX 115 50 27/40/13 725 7,345
 17 WH6LE PETE 13533S NC 125 42 28/52/4 1,050 7,260
 18 NS3X Mark 13490T MD 106 42 29/33/4 1,685 6,922
 19 AH6AX Larry 11165S MD 110 49 29/42/7 600 6,880
 20 DK7OB Wolf 14817 GER 107 44 32/37/4 1,300 6,878
 21 AI4UN CHARLES 4715S GA 122 42 26/46/8 700 6,714
 22 KB1WOD Dave 10530S VT 110 44 29/47/7 475 6,255
 23 W2RAN Randy 1050S NH 107 44 30/43/4 575 6,183
 24 K0SWI Pete 5335T IA 115 42 33/45/9 0 5,820
 25 W4HAY Frank 678T TN 106 42 26/43/4 375 5,667
 26 KK4WX Russ 14070S GA 86 43 22/26/5 1,250 5,563
 27 KA8KUF Tom 11854 MI 85 35 22/39/7 1,700 5,430
 28 WB8YYY Curt 2580 MD 106 41 35/37/5 0 5,266
 29 KD4EE Scott 11016T KY 91 43 26/40/2 350 5,063
 30 KF5NRO George 13863T TX 88 36 24/44/4 800 4,788
 31 K3CKO Bob 13811T NY 68 30 24/23/3 1,950 4,595
 32 N8XI Rick 15024 MI 76 41 25/33/1 750 4,576
 33 K7EP ART 1683 WA 94 35 34/31/4 400 4,530
 34 AD0AB Jim 9667S KS 84 39 18/40/3 525 4,486
 35 VE4MG Malcolm 13248 MB 90 39 16/31/3 400 4,475
 36 K8WSN/5 Bill 4986S TX 85 36 22/36/3 450 4,215
 37 K8ZAA Randy 15019 MI 75 38 23/31/4 650 4,175
 38 K1LEE Lee 7246T CT 79 39 18/32/4 400 4,091
 39 W1XT Bob 11665T AZ 85 37 25/37/7 0 3,925
 40 K9AAA/4 Dave 270S FL 78 36 28/30/8 325 3,893
 41 WA0BGV Slim 5465S MO 69 40 23/28/4 375 3,780
 42 IK2DJV Romeo 14598C ITA 66 35 29/28/2 700 3,735
 43 WK2S Art 9434S NJ 67 39 17/30/5 500 3,693
 44 KD3CA Don 10175T PA 74 34 23/30/1 525 3,691
 45 OK2VWB Vasek 11812T CZE 72 38 17/20/3 350 3,556
 46 SP6JOE Joe 7673T POL 68 36 19/21/4 500 3,463
 47 AF2Z Drew 2082S NJ 76 34 19/33/4 200 3,419
 48 K3JZD Jody 13330C PA 80 26 16/33/9 700 3,395
 49 KB4QQJ Randy 3508T NC 65 39 18/26/1 300 3,370
 49 KU9RK Tom 4071T KY 75 32 16/31/4 400 3,370
 51 N4OW AL 11375S FL 75 32 22/24/5 350 3,345
 52 WB9HFK Mark 83T IL 73 32 18/29/4 400 3,316
 53 KX9DX Rick 5166 IL 80 31 24/32/5 0 3,185
 54 K5BZH Jim 447T TX 77 30 21/24/3 300 3,180
 55 NF5U Jerry 12773S TX 70 32 14/31/4 350 3,130
 56 N9ZXL DAVE 7114T IL 65 31 26/26/2 375 3,050
 57 KC4ZA AL 4421T VA 67 33 17/21/4 350 3,046
 58 K9DAC TOM 10148S OH 63 34 17/25/4 325 2,992
 59 KD0V Merlin 1243S MN 60 32 19/24/3 425 2,885
 60 W1RGA Chris 12518T MA 61 30 23/22/3 425 2,835
 61 K4AOA JIM 8333C NC 66 29 21/25/4 250 2,749
 62 KD2JC Joe 710S NJ 64 29 13/32/5 300 2,696
 63 KP4SJ Pablo 8843S PR 54 30 16/18/3 610 2,665
 64 NW0M Mitch 6893S MO 58 32 14/27/4 225 2,581
 65 AA9GB Cory 14589T WI 47 29 12/19/3 750 2,498
 66 N4IVE David 14202T NC 59 22 16/23/4 650 2,438
 67 K2HT Dick 5087S MO 53 28 15/21/3 375 2,309
 68 KF4MXF Linda 12812 MO 37 37 13/17/2 450 2,194
 69 VY1JA J 7444T YT 68 18 19/20/1 450 2,164
 70 WA5AFD Gerald 8150S OK 47 32 12/23/5 200 2,139
 71 EA5IIK Andy 12909T ESP 44 32 20/17/1 250 2,133
 72 WA1OTZ Rich 7907S CT 53 26 19/17/4 275 2,128
 73 N4PBQ Richard 14276 NC 47 34 13/20/4 75 2,088
 74 KC0MYW Nick 14018 SD 42 27 18/14/6 350 1,924
 75 AC2C Ron 2748S MD 45 26 12/22/4 325 1,915
 76 K4ISW Lee 13162S VA 46 29 14/22/3 125 1,904
 77 NZ8Y Gary 9854S OH 48 24 13/18/4 350 1,897
 78 K1EDG Ed 9625S ME 49 23 17/19/3 300 1,887
 79 W4TZM Tom 10827T NC 44 25 14/20/3 250 1,775
 80 WR2E Jeff 14585T NJ 39 26 15/17/1 350 1,764
 81 N5JPX Jim 8672T MS 37 28 7/19/6 375 1,736
 82 N0JRN JERRY 8701S MO 41 28 13/16/2 175 1,688
 83 K3SEN Dale 11463T FL 47 24 11/17/3 200 1,678
 84 N8KQ Randy 8934S OH 41 24 14/18/5 275 1,674
 85 W9CC Larry 469T IN 42 25 10/17/3 275 1,660
 86 N9OL John 4014S IN 39 26 13/17/2 250 1,639
 87 ND2K Al 13776C NJ 35 24 16/12/5 400 1,625
 88 W9EBE Chip 3511S IL 37 27 9/17/2 300 1,614
 89 N4API Brian 11673S GA 36 21 16/16/1 450 1,611
 90 K0FTC/7 John 2227S WY 41 24 6/22/2 300 1,604
 91 KB3MOW Dave Corio 4121T PA 41 29 13/18/3 0 1,579
 91 KE4OH Steve 13651T TN 33 23 15/8/3 500 1,579
 93 K6KQV BILL 2626T CA 40 25 16/17/3 150 1,575
 94 G0RDO John 2133T ENG 36 26 15/11/0 300 1,571
 95 WB1AJX Howard 12872T RI 37 27 14/15/2 200 1,569
 96 AK4NY Tom 12363 GA 43 22 8/23/1 250 1,551
 97 W2NRA Art 11634S NY 37 27 8/21/5 175 1,529
 98 WB3GCK Craig 15052 PA 38 21 9/16/3 400 1,508
 99 WB0PYF RAY 5169S MO 40 23 11/10/4 300 1,505
 100 LW3EX WALT 3804S ARG 36 27 11/12/2 200 1,467
 101 WA5RML Andy 3169T TX 37 23 13/15/0 200 1,396
 102 VE1PVH Paul 7728T NS 35 23 10/14/1 275 1,375
 103 KJ9M Joe 347 IN 37 25 11/16/4 100 1,370
 104 KK4PWE David 11010T KY 38 20 11/19/1 200 1,320
 105 AF7LW Kevin 13371T ID 31 21 10/12/3 350 1,286
 106 VA3NU Larry 5215T ON 32 23 9/14/5 225 1,261
 107 KK4UOE Elton 14225T GA 25 22 12/7/0 450 1,250
 108 K1DBM Devin 14555T OH 28 22 14/12/0 300 1,246
 109 N0UMP Bill 659S MO 34 21 4/18/2 250 1,214
 110 WB4BIN Dave 12373T TX 32 20 10/13/2 250 1,180
 111 W7GB Don 2771T WA 30 23 8/14/1 200 1,155
 112 K1LB Woody 14647 NV 26 22 7/10/3 350 1,142
 113 W4KRN Karen 4495S VA 30 22 7/19/1 175 1,135
 114 K0KEX Rick 5220S MO 30 21 11/13/1 175 1,105
 115 W9JI Pat 6798 WI 28 23 7/17/0 175 1,094
 116 WI5H Mike 11770S TX 32 21 7/14/0 175 1,092
 117 NM1W Jim 13718S NH 24 21 11/6/2 350 1,089
 118 KD2AEF Joe 9524C NY 35 22 8/17/1 0 1,065
 119 KA3LOC Ric 660S KS 28 20 10/11/3 225 1,060
 119 F5DE Bernard 6247S FRA 30 19 13/11/2 175 1,060
 121 WA6OEF PRESTON 8603S CA 33 18 10/15/3 150 1,059
 122 WA2JSG Curt 3018S NJ 30 23 9/8/0 150 1,055
 123 K3ZGA Bob 12392T NC 31 22 10/8/2 125 1,047
 124 W3ZMN Conrad 12238T PA 28 17 8/16/2 275 1,041
 125 NN0SS Steve 11137T MN 31 19 13/11/1 125 1,024
 126 KF7WNS GARY 9895S OR 28 21 6/14/1 200 1,023
 127 W8MDE Mike 4877T OH 29 18 9/13/2 200 997
 128 W4FOA Tony 641T GA 28 18 5/14/0 275 994
 129 CO3JK Jav 14637 CUB 26 21 7/7/2 200 931
 130 N3JJT Scott 255T OH 31 19 10/10/1 75 919
 131 KA5TJS Allen 5172T TX 28 18 8/15/1 125 904
 132 SP9NLI Andy 13449 POL 22 20 10/9/0 200 880
 133 N8KZH RON 6593T WV 28 17 8/10/1 175 876
 134 W4FS Tucker 12071T NC 27 15 8/11/2 225 870
 135 AA4JW Jay 9104T WV 22 20 3/12/2 250 865
 136 W0SZV Eldon 4999S MO 22 22 8/12/0 125 849
 137 N4OSB Dan 14345 FL 24 17 8/10/1 200 833
 138 K2PI Harv 13782T VA 25 17 6/14/3 150 820
 139 AA6AC BOB 6276S CA 24 16 7/12/0 200 809
 139 N4RAY Rodney 285S AL 23 18 5/11/2 200 809
 141 WB4HMA Joe 15132 TN 20 16 8/7/2 250 770
 142 KC7DM John 13032T OR 23 16 8/12/1 150 763
 143 KE4WKH Christine 6599T AL 25 18 6/11/2 100 760
 144 AA7XP HERB 14525 OR 23 17 4/10/0 200 751
 145 NX1K Mark 11024S WI 21 15 8/10/0 200 735
 146 K8BAT JOHN 10395T OH 23 17 6/14/1 100 726
 147 K4ARQ JOHN 8205S FL 21 18 3/12/1 175 723
 148 KW4MG Gary 14323 FL 23 14 11/6/3 150 712
 149 VE3DTI Jose 7020T ON 20 16 6/9/2 175 685
 150 DL9YCS Joerg 7150T GER 20 18 10/7/0 100 680
 151 KD7ATV Eric 5406 OR 25 16 7/10/2 50 665
 152 K1ARR Art 2775T VT 21 18 6/7/4 100 658
 153 NS3C Richard 8284T CA 20 16 6/8/2 150 650
 154 K8NB Noel 3112S MI 25 14 6/11/2 50 610
 155 N1DN Phil 6482T CT 18 18 3/11/0 125 604
 156 KB7LJP James 14398 WA 15 14 6/4/2 250 600
 157 W4TYD Ty 10258T FL 17 17 7/7/2 100 574
 158 VE3RDE Roger 13907 ON 17 14 5/4/1 200 558
 158 W8NQI Van 11509 OH 19 17 5/11/0 50 558
 160 WB5JWI LES 5013T TX 16 14 6/8/0 150 544
 161 KG4WNA John 4984T KY 15 14 7/7/0 150 535
 162 K1DJ Rich 14142 MA 18 14 7/7/0 100 527
 163 KA5VZG Alan 6264S TN 15 13 5/5/1 200 525
 164 WB4JJJ Al 9459T VA 16 16 6/6/1 100 511
 165 AF5AF Rocky Weeks 14886 AR 14 10 8/5/0 200 510
 166 N5KIP Dick 3755S LA 20 14 8/8/2 3 493
 167 VE5CUL Brian 1672T SK 16 14 4/9/1 100 479
 168 WS9E Joe 3859T WI 18 14 9/4/2 25 462
 169 AK3X Peter 7217S MD 15 11 7/4/1 125 440
 170 W4TMW Tom 6184S GA 14 11 5/5/1 150 434
 171 K5JYD Larry 2199 TX 18 13 1/11/4 50 429
 172 WD5ABC Kerry 12 TX 13 12 6/5/1 125 426
 172 W9AX Bill 9733C IL 17 13 5/10/1 25 426
 174 K5TEB Teb 6835T MS 14 10 7/4/1 125 415
 175 K6BHH Curt 3646T CA 16 14 3/7/0 75 414
 176 VE4AEA Lloyd 13127T MB 15 11 5/6/1 100 405
 177 KE3O Bill 9282T MD 13 11 3/3/1 155 378
 178 VE3DVC Doug 11106T ON 11 7 3/6/2 150 342
 179 VE7HI Ken 5533T BC 12 11 2/6/1 100 327
 180 W5RST Mike 85T OK 14 12 5/8/0 2 325
 181 KK7YJ Jim 2728S MT 11 9 5/4/0 100 314
 182 N1FPG Steve 9934T ME 11 11 6/1/2 75 306
 183 K8FAC Frank 2506T OH 10 7 3/6/1 125 305
 184 WB2ELD Arthur 4930 NJ 14 12 6/4/1 0 303
 185 KC9UNL Curt 8667T IL 10 9 2/5/1 125 300
 186 K9PNP MITCH 13703 IN 11 9 2/7/0 100 299
 187 WS1K Jon 12959T MA 12 11 6/5/0 25 297
 188 WB2UWU Finn 1708C NY 11 10 3/4/0 100 295
 189 KV4RH Ben 11478T SC 11 11 4/5/0 50 281
 189 WA5KMA JIM 5057S FL 8 7 1/6/0 150 281
 191 AI9IN Steve 8759T IN 11 9 3/5/1 75 274
 192 WB8ENE Art 3773T OH 10 10 3/7/0 50 265
 192 VE3FMW Ron 10702 ON 10 9 4/3/2 75 265
 194 F4FLO Jerome 13274 FRA 9 6 5/3/0 100 259
 195 K3WAS Mike 11599T MD 11 8 1/7/2 75 258
 196 AB3WW Joe 13841C MD 9 9 3/1/3 100 251
 197 K5ENA JOHN 3045S OK 10 10 6/3/0 25 245
 198 K0LUW Russ 1702S NE 13 11 2/4/5 0 238
 199 W5KDM Noel 4812T MS 10 9 3/5/0 50 235
 200 AC2RJ Ruben 14859 NY 9 7 6/2/0 50 223
 201 KC2TVJ Paul 6137 NY 9 7 5/3/0 50 218
 202 KG4MTN Mike 11556 TN 12 9 4/3/2 0 208
 203 KZ5OM Jerry-Club 10415S CA 10 8 3/5/1 25 205
 203 KE0AB Ken 9777S CO 7 5 2/4/0 100 205
 205 KA1QYP Bill 12164T RI 11 7 2/3/3 50 202
 206 VE7LAJ Andy 6611T BC 8 7 0/6/2 75 201
 207 NF1O Barry 164T NH 10 9 3/5/1 3 193
 208 VE5DC JERRY 4440C SK 10 8 4/5/0 0 190
 209 WL7WH BOB 2940S AK 7 7 4/3/0 50 189
 210 W5PJW Mark 58T TX 10 7 4/2/1 25 180
 210 KC4HCH/M Roger 7688S FL 5 5 1/4/0 100 180
 212 K9PMV Jerry 1438T IL 9 7 5/1/0 25 173
 213 K6III Jerry 6830S CA 10 8 3/4/1 0 170
 214 W8VN Dennis 3141T FL 6 6 2/2/1 75 166
 215 VE4MR Kevin 7607S MB 6 5 0/3/1 100 165
 216 W1EJ ED 1594S CA 6 6 0/5/0 75 161
 217 K4BAI JOHN 3280 GA 9 8 2/2/2 25 157
 218 WB5UAA Guy 6711T TX 8 8 2/6/0 0 154
 219 W3DF Dan 12995S MD 9 7 2/3/1 25 153
 220 NE5DL Dave 5081S TX 10 9 1/3/2 0 145
 221 N4TYE Ty 8593 KY 8 7 2/5/0 0 136
 222 N0UYN Dennis 5753T MO 6 5 2/2/1 50 135
 223 KG6UBG Michael 12676 CA 8 8 1/5/0 0 129
 224 ZS6JBJ John 3808T RSA 6 6 2/3/0 25 121
 225 KF3EB Ric 13934 PA 7 5 5/0/0 0 110
 226 WA2CHV Jack 11520 NY 5 5 1/3/0 25 95
 227 AC8JW John Mathieson 7860T MI 7 5 1/3/2 0 90
 227 4X1WQ Avi 8354T ISR 6 5 2/3/0 0 90
 229 VE5SG Garry 6154T SK 4 4 1/3/0 25 86
 230 WB9CAC Bill 3830 AZ 5 5 1/2/0 25 85
 231 K8NS MIKE 10580T FL 4 4 2/1/0 25 81
 232 K4JPN Steve 2402T GA 5 5 2/2/1 0 80
 233 KB5JO Curt 2027T TX 5 5 1/1/0 25 75
 234 N9SE Marty 12753S IN 5 5 0/3/0 0 55
 235 N7EDK Ed 7534T FL 3 3 3/0/0 0 54
 236 KC4ATU Bill 4160 VA 5 4 2/0/0 0 50
 237 W6JWP Joe 7018T CA 2 2 0/2/0 25 49
 237 K5ZOL Bob 3945S TX 6 4 1/1/0 0 49
 239 KD9BVO Kit 14485 IL 4 4 2/0/0 0 46
 240 AB8FJ Ted 62T OH 2 2 1/0/0 25 44
 241 K0SKC Outlaw 1 10739S MO 2 2 2/0/0 0 34
 241 K3DRQ Dan 4493T PA 2 2 2/0/0 0 34
 243 KK5NA Joe 1923T TX 2 2 1/1/0 0 29
 244 N3PDT Doug 6861S MO 3 3 0/1/1 0 24
 244 W6FPS Ron 2126T CA 2 2 1/0/1 0 24
 246 KK9U Mark 3818T IN 2 2 0/1/1 0 19
 247 KC1RL RIC GERACE 11071 MA 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
 247 N8BB Werner 5433S MI 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
 247 K9EYT Ray 7941T FL 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
 250 KB1UOH CHARLIE 7560T CT 3 3 0/0/1 0 14
 251 WB8WTU Dennis 217T OH 1 1 0/0/0 0 1
 1 NN0SS Steve 11137T MN 31 19 13/11/1 125 1,024
 2 KB5JO Curt 2027T TX 5 5 1/1/0 25 75
 3 N8BB Werner 5433S MI 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
 1 K8ZAA Randy 15019 MI 75 38 23/31/4 650 4,175
 2 KD3CA Don 10175T PA 74 34 23/30/1 525 3,691
 3 KB4QQJ Randy 3508T NC 65 39 18/26/1 300 3,370
 4 N9ZXL DAVE 7114T IL 65 31 26/26/2 375 3,050
 5 KC4ZA AL 4421T VA 67 33 17/21/4 350 3,046
 6 KD0V Merlin 1243S MN 60 32 19/24/3 425 2,885
 7 N4PBQ Richard 14276 NC 47 34 13/20/4 75 2,088
 8 W4TZM Tom 10827T NC 44 25 14/20/3 250 1,775
 9 K0FTC/7 John 2227S WY 41 24 6/22/2 300 1,604
 10 WB1AJX Howard 12872T RI 37 27 14/15/2 200 1,569
 11 WB3GCK Craig 15052 PA 38 21 9/16/3 400 1,508
 12 WB0PYF RAY 5169S MO 40 23 11/10/4 300 1,505
 13 WA5RML Andy 3169T TX 37 23 13/15/0 200 1,396
 14 KK4PWE David 11010T KY 38 20 11/19/1 200 1,320
 15 WI5H Mike 11770S TX 32 21 7/14/0 175 1,092
 16 KA3LOC Ric 660S KS 28 20 10/11/3 225 1,060
 17 KF7WNS GARY 9895S OR 28 21 6/14/1 200 1,023
 18 CO3JK Jav 14637 CUB 26 21 7/7/2 200 931
 19 KA5TJS Allen 5172T TX 28 18 8/15/1 125 904
 20 KC7DM John 13032T OR 23 16 8/12/1 150 763
 21 KE4WKH Christine 6599T AL 25 18 6/11/2 100 760
 22 AA7XP HERB 14525 OR 23 17 4/10/0 200 751
 23 NX1K Mark 11024S WI 21 15 8/10/0 200 735
 24 K4ARQ JOHN 8205S FL 21 18 3/12/1 175 723
 25 VE3DTI Jose 7020T ON 20 16 6/9/2 175 685
 26 NS3C Richard 8284T CA 20 16 6/8/2 150 650
 27 KB7LJP James 14398 WA 15 14 6/4/2 250 600
 28 AK3X Peter 7217S MD 15 11 7/4/1 125 440
 29 WD5ABC Kerry 12 TX 13 12 6/5/1 125 426
 30 K5TEB Teb 6835T MS 14 10 7/4/1 125 415
 31 VE4AEA Lloyd 13127T MB 15 11 5/6/1 100 405
 32 VE7HI Ken 5533T BC 12 11 2/6/1 100 327
 33 W5RST Mike 85T OK 14 12 5/8/0 2 325
 34 K8FAC Frank 2506T OH 10 7 3/6/1 125 305
 35 KC9UNL Curt 8667T IL 10 9 2/5/1 125 300
 36 WS1K Jon 12959T MA 12 11 6/5/0 25 297
 37 KV4RH Ben 11478T SC 11 11 4/5/0 50 281
 38 AI9IN Steve 8759T IN 11 9 3/5/1 75 274
 39 WB8ENE Art 3773T OH 10 10 3/7/0 50 265
 40 KG4MTN Mike 11556 TN 12 9 4/3/2 0 208
 41 NE5DL Dave 5081S TX 10 9 1/3/2 0 145
 42 N4TYE Ty 8593 KY 8 7 2/5/0 0 136
 43 AC8JW John Mathieson 7860T MI 7 5 1/3/2 0 90
 44 VE5SG Garry 6154T SK 4 4 1/3/0 25 86
 45 K4JPN Steve 2402T GA 5 5 2/2/1 0 80
 46 KC4ATU Bill 4160 VA 5 4 2/0/0 0 50
 47 AB8FJ Ted 62T OH 2 2 1/0/0 25 44
 48 KK5NA Joe 1923T TX 2 2 1/1/0 0 29
 49 KB1UOH CHARLIE 7560T CT 3 3 0/0/1 0 14
 1 W9DLN Dan 3635S WI 246 61 57/88/12 1,200 18,001
 2 WB9EGZ Dave 11531 WI 210 58 35/73/15 950 14,460
 3 W7GVE ED 729T AZ 158 52 32/53/5 825 10,076
 4 KA8HDE Chuck 6913T MN 171 43 38/68/8 850 9,493
 5 K1PUG Hank 12486T CT 158 44 55/55/11 775 9,157
 6 W0YZZ Dave 5519T MO 140 42 26/52/8 625 7,455
 7 AA5VE Carl 8863S TX 119 49 22/48/8 725 7,406
 8 W8BFT Ed 13629T OH 128 41 35/49/4 1,100 7,383
 9 KE5AL Jim 12776S TX 115 50 27/40/13 725 7,345
 10 WH6LE PETE 13533S NC 125 42 28/52/4 1,050 7,260
 11 DK7OB Wolf 14817 GER 107 44 32/37/4 1,300 6,878
 12 AI4UN CHARLES 4715S GA 122 42 26/46/8 700 6,714
 13 KB1WOD Dave 10530S VT 110 44 29/47/7 475 6,255
 14 W2RAN Randy 1050S NH 107 44 30/43/4 575 6,183
 15 K0SWI Pete 5335T IA 115 42 33/45/9 0 5,820
 16 W4HAY Frank 678T TN 106 42 26/43/4 375 5,667
 17 KK4WX Russ 14070S GA 86 43 22/26/5 1,250 5,563
 18 KA8KUF Tom 11854 MI 85 35 22/39/7 1,700 5,430
 19 WB8YYY Curt 2580 MD 106 41 35/37/5 0 5,266
 20 KD4EE Scott 11016T KY 91 43 26/40/2 350 5,063
 21 KF5NRO George 13863T TX 88 36 24/44/4 800 4,788
 22 K3CKO Bob 13811T NY 68 30 24/23/3 1,950 4,595
 23 N8XI Rick 15024 MI 76 41 25/33/1 750 4,576
 24 K7EP ART 1683 WA 94 35 34/31/4 400 4,530
 25 VE4MG Malcolm 13248 MB 90 39 16/31/3 400 4,475
 26 K8WSN/5 Bill 4986S TX 85 36 22/36/3 450 4,215
 27 K1LEE Lee 7246T CT 79 39 18/32/4 400 4,091
 28 W1XT Bob 11665T AZ 85 37 25/37/7 0 3,925
 29 K9AAA/4 Dave 270S FL 78 36 28/30/8 325 3,893
 30 WA0BGV Slim 5465S MO 69 40 23/28/4 375 3,780
 31 IK2DJV Romeo 14598C ITA 66 35 29/28/2 700 3,735
 32 WK2S Art 9434S NJ 67 39 17/30/5 500 3,693
 33 OK2VWB Vasek 11812T CZE 72 38 17/20/3 350 3,556
 34 SP6JOE Joe 7673T POL 68 36 19/21/4 500 3,463
 35 AF2Z Drew 2082S NJ 76 34 19/33/4 200 3,419
 36 K3JZD Jody 13330C PA 80 26 16/33/9 700 3,395
 37 KU9RK Tom 4071T KY 75 32 16/31/4 400 3,370
 38 N4OW AL 11375S FL 75 32 22/24/5 350 3,345
 39 WB9HFK Mark 83T IL 73 32 18/29/4 400 3,316
 40 K5BZH Jim 447T TX 77 30 21/24/3 300 3,180
 41 NF5U Jerry 12773S TX 70 32 14/31/4 350 3,130
 42 K9DAC TOM 10148S OH 63 34 17/25/4 325 2,992
 43 W1RGA Chris 12518T MA 61 30 23/22/3 425 2,835
 44 K4AOA JIM 8333C NC 66 29 21/25/4 250 2,749
 45 KD2JC Joe 710S NJ 64 29 13/32/5 300 2,696
 46 NW0M Mitch 6893S MO 58 32 14/27/4 225 2,581
 47 AA9GB Cory 14589T WI 47 29 12/19/3 750 2,498
 48 N4IVE David 14202T NC 59 22 16/23/4 650 2,438
 49 K2HT Dick 5087S MO 53 28 15/21/3 375 2,309
 50 KF4MXF Linda 12812 MO 37 37 13/17/2 450 2,194
 51 WA5AFD Gerald 8150S OK 47 32 12/23/5 200 2,139
 52 EA5IIK Andy 12909T ESP 44 32 20/17/1 250 2,133
 53 WA1OTZ Rich 7907S CT 53 26 19/17/4 275 2,128
 54 KC0MYW Nick 14018 SD 42 27 18/14/6 350 1,924
 55 AC2C Ron 2748S MD 45 26 12/22/4 325 1,915
 56 K4ISW Lee 13162S VA 46 29 14/22/3 125 1,904
 57 NZ8Y Gary 9854S OH 48 24 13/18/4 350 1,897
 58 K1EDG Ed 9625S ME 49 23 17/19/3 300 1,887
 59 WR2E Jeff 14585T NJ 39 26 15/17/1 350 1,764
 60 N5JPX Jim 8672T MS 37 28 7/19/6 375 1,736
 61 N0JRN JERRY 8701S MO 41 28 13/16/2 175 1,688
 62 W9CC Larry 469T IN 42 25 10/17/3 275 1,660
 63 N9OL John 4014S IN 39 26 13/17/2 250 1,639
 64 ND2K Al 13776C NJ 35 24 16/12/5 400 1,625
 65 N4API Brian 11673S GA 36 21 16/16/1 450 1,611
 66 KB3MOW Dave Corio 4121T PA 41 29 13/18/3 0 1,579
 66 KE4OH Steve 13651T TN 33 23 15/8/3 500 1,579
 68 K6KQV BILL 2626T CA 40 25 16/17/3 150 1,575
 69 G0RDO John 2133T ENG 36 26 15/11/0 300 1,571
 70 AK4NY Tom 12363 GA 43 22 8/23/1 250 1,551
 71 W2NRA Art 11634S NY 37 27 8/21/5 175 1,529
 72 LW3EX WALT 3804S ARG 36 27 11/12/2 200 1,467
 73 VE1PVH Paul 7728T NS 35 23 10/14/1 275 1,375
 74 KJ9M Joe 347 IN 37 25 11/16/4 100 1,370
 75 AF7LW Kevin 13371T ID 31 21 10/12/3 350 1,286
 76 VA3NU Larry 5215T ON 32 23 9/14/5 225 1,261
 77 KK4UOE Elton 14225T GA 25 22 12/7/0 450 1,250
 78 K1DBM Devin 14555T OH 28 22 14/12/0 300 1,246
 79 N0UMP Bill 659S MO 34 21 4/18/2 250 1,214
 80 WB4BIN Dave 12373T TX 32 20 10/13/2 250 1,180
 81 W7GB Don 2771T WA 30 23 8/14/1 200 1,155
 82 K1LB Woody 14647 NV 26 22 7/10/3 350 1,142
 83 W4KRN Karen 4495S VA 30 22 7/19/1 175 1,135
 84 K0KEX Rick 5220S MO 30 21 11/13/1 175 1,105
 85 W9JI Pat 6798 WI 28 23 7/17/0 175 1,094
 86 NM1W Jim 13718S NH 24 21 11/6/2 350 1,089
 87 KD2AEF Joe 9524C NY 35 22 8/17/1 0 1,065
 88 F5DE Bernard 6247S FRA 30 19 13/11/2 175 1,060
 89 WA6OEF PRESTON 8603S CA 33 18 10/15/3 150 1,059
 90 WA2JSG Curt 3018S NJ 30 23 9/8/0 150 1,055
 91 K3ZGA Bob 12392T NC 31 22 10/8/2 125 1,047
 92 W3ZMN Conrad 12238T PA 28 17 8/16/2 275 1,041
 93 W8MDE Mike 4877T OH 29 18 9/13/2 200 997
 94 W4FOA Tony 641T GA 28 18 5/14/0 275 994
 95 N3JJT Scott 255T OH 31 19 10/10/1 75 919
 96 SP9NLI Andy 13449 POL 22 20 10/9/0 200 880
 97 N8KZH RON 6593T WV 28 17 8/10/1 175 876
 98 W4FS Tucker 12071T NC 27 15 8/11/2 225 870
 99 AA4JW Jay 9104T WV 22 20 3/12/2 250 865
 100 W0SZV Eldon 4999S MO 22 22 8/12/0 125 849
 101 N4OSB Dan 14345 FL 24 17 8/10/1 200 833
 102 AA6AC BOB 6276S CA 24 16 7/12/0 200 809
 102 N4RAY Rodney 285S AL 23 18 5/11/2 200 809
 104 WB4HMA Joe 15132 TN 20 16 8/7/2 250 770
 105 K8BAT JOHN 10395T OH 23 17 6/14/1 100 726
 106 KW4MG Gary 14323 FL 23 14 11/6/3 150 712
 107 DL9YCS Joerg 7150T GER 20 18 10/7/0 100 680
 108 KD7ATV Eric 5406 OR 25 16 7/10/2 50 665
 109 K1ARR Art 2775T VT 21 18 6/7/4 100 658
 110 K8NB Noel 3112S MI 25 14 6/11/2 50 610
 111 N1DN Phil 6482T CT 18 18 3/11/0 125 604
 112 W4TYD Ty 10258T FL 17 17 7/7/2 100 574
 113 VE3RDE Roger 13907 ON 17 14 5/4/1 200 558
 113 W8NQI Van 11509 OH 19 17 5/11/0 50 558
 115 WB5JWI LES 5013T TX 16 14 6/8/0 150 544
 116 K1DJ Rich 14142 MA 18 14 7/7/0 100 527
 117 KA5VZG Alan 6264S TN 15 13 5/5/1 200 525
 118 WB4JJJ Al 9459T VA 16 16 6/6/1 100 511
 119 AF5AF Rocky Weeks 14886 AR 14 10 8/5/0 200 510
 120 N5KIP Dick 3755S LA 20 14 8/8/2 3 493
 121 VE5CUL Brian 1672T SK 16 14 4/9/1 100 479
 122 WS9E Joe 3859T WI 18 14 9/4/2 25 462
 123 W4TMW Tom 6184S GA 14 11 5/5/1 150 434
 124 K5JYD Larry 2199 TX 18 13 1/11/4 50 429
 125 W9AX Bill 9733C IL 17 13 5/10/1 25 426
 126 K6BHH Curt 3646T CA 16 14 3/7/0 75 414
 127 KE3O Bill 9282T MD 13 11 3/3/1 155 378
 128 VE3DVC Doug 11106T ON 11 7 3/6/2 150 342
 129 KK7YJ Jim 2728S MT 11 9 5/4/0 100 314
 130 N1FPG Steve 9934T ME 11 11 6/1/2 75 306
 131 WB2ELD Arthur 4930 NJ 14 12 6/4/1 0 303
 132 WB2UWU Finn 1708C NY 11 10 3/4/0 100 295
 133 WA5KMA JIM 5057S FL 8 7 1/6/0 150 281
 134 VE3FMW Ron 10702 ON 10 9 4/3/2 75 265
 135 F4FLO Jerome 13274 FRA 9 6 5/3/0 100 259
 136 K3WAS Mike 11599T MD 11 8 1/7/2 75 258
 137 AB3WW Joe 13841C MD 9 9 3/1/3 100 251
 138 K5ENA JOHN 3045S OK 10 10 6/3/0 25 245
 139 K0LUW Russ 1702S NE 13 11 2/4/5 0 238
 140 W5KDM Noel 4812T MS 10 9 3/5/0 50 235
 141 AC2RJ Ruben 14859 NY 9 7 6/2/0 50 223
 142 KC2TVJ Paul 6137 NY 9 7 5/3/0 50 218
 143 KZ5OM Jerry-Club 10415S CA 10 8 3/5/1 25 205
 143 KE0AB Ken 9777S CO 7 5 2/4/0 100 205
 145 KA1QYP Bill 12164T RI 11 7 2/3/3 50 202
 146 VE7LAJ Andy 6611T BC 8 7 0/6/2 75 201
 147 VE5DC JERRY 4440C SK 10 8 4/5/0 0 190
 148 WL7WH BOB 2940S AK 7 7 4/3/0 50 189
 149 W5PJW Mark 58T TX 10 7 4/2/1 25 180
 149 KC4HCH/M Roger 7688S FL 5 5 1/4/0 100 180
 151 K9PMV Jerry 1438T IL 9 7 5/1/0 25 173
 152 K6III Jerry 6830S CA 10 8 3/4/1 0 170
 153 W8VN Dennis 3141T FL 6 6 2/2/1 75 166
 154 VE4MR Kevin 7607S MB 6 5 0/3/1 100 165
 155 W1EJ ED 1594S CA 6 6 0/5/0 75 161
 156 W3DF Dan 12995S MD 9 7 2/3/1 25 153
 157 N0UYN Dennis 5753T MO 6 5 2/2/1 50 135
 158 KG6UBG Michael 12676 CA 8 8 1/5/0 0 129
 159 ZS6JBJ John 3808T RSA 6 6 2/3/0 25 121
 160 WA2CHV Jack 11520 NY 5 5 1/3/0 25 95
 161 4X1WQ Avi 8354T ISR 6 5 2/3/0 0 90
 162 WB9CAC Bill 3830 AZ 5 5 1/2/0 25 85
 163 N7EDK Ed 7534T FL 3 3 3/0/0 0 54
 164 W6JWP Joe 7018T CA 2 2 0/2/0 25 49
 164 K5ZOL Bob 3945S TX 6 4 1/1/0 0 49
 166 KD9BVO Kit 14485 IL 4 4 2/0/0 0 46
 167 K0SKC Outlaw 1 10739S MO 2 2 2/0/0 0 34
 167 K3DRQ Dan 4493T PA 2 2 2/0/0 0 34
 169 W6FPS Ron 2126T CA 2 2 1/0/1 0 24
 170 KK9U Mark 3818T IN 2 2 0/1/1 0 19
 171 KC1RL RIC GERACE 11071 MA 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
 171 K9EYT Ray 7941T FL 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
 173 WB8WTU Dennis 217T OH 1 1 0/0/0 0 1
 3 KG6MC BOB 11229S SC 191 59 53/76/9 725 13,594
 4 KF6C Brian 3398T CA 203 46 46/80/12 700 11,588
 5 F6HKA Bert 6069S FRA 165 54 41/66/8 1,150 11,375
 6 KD8BBK Tony 2443T OH 160 49 44/53/6 675 9,735
 7 W8IQ Kurt 7557C OH 134 47 29/60/7 1,070 8,438
 8 NS3X Mark 13490T MD 106 42 29/33/4 1,685 6,922
 9 AH6AX Larry 11165S MD 110 49 29/42/7 600 6,880
 10 AD0AB Jim 9667S KS 84 39 18/40/3 525 4,486
 11 KX9DX Rick 5166 IL 80 31 24/32/5 0 3,185
 12 KP4SJ Pablo 8843S PR 54 30 16/18/3 610 2,665
 13 VY1JA J 7444T YT 68 18 19/20/1 450 2,164
 14 K3SEN Dale 11463T FL 47 24 11/17/3 200 1,678
 15 N8KQ Randy 8934S OH 41 24 14/18/5 275 1,674
 16 W9EBE Chip 3511S IL 37 27 9/17/2 300 1,614
 17 K2PI Harv 13782T VA 25 17 6/14/3 150 820
 18 KG4WNA John 4984T KY 15 14 7/7/0 150 535
 19 K9PNP MITCH 13703 IN 11 9 2/7/0 100 299
 20 NF1O Barry 164T NH 10 9 3/5/1 3 193
 21 K4BAI JOHN 3280 GA 9 8 2/2/2 25 157
 22 WB5UAA Guy 6711T TX 8 8 2/6/0 0 154
 23 KF3EB Ric 13934 PA 7 5 5/0/0 0 110
 24 K8NS MIKE 10580T FL 4 4 2/1/0 25 81
 25 N9SE Marty 12753S IN 5 5 0/3/0 0 55
 26 N3PDT Doug 6861S MO 3 3 0/1/1 0 24
 AK: 1 / 7 AL: 2 / 48 AR: 1 / 14 ARG: 1 / 36 AZ: 3 / 248
 BC: 2 / 20 CA: 12 / 374 CO: 1 / 7 CT: 5 / 311 CUB: 1 / 26
 CZE: 1 / 72 ENG: 1 / 36 ESP: 1 / 44 FL: 13 / 312 FRA: 3 / 204
 GA: 9 / 368 GER: 2 / 127 IA: 1 / 115 ID: 1 / 31 IL: 8 / 295
 IN: 7 / 147 ISR: 1 / 6 ITA: 1 / 66 KS: 2 / 112 KY: 5 / 227
 LA: 2 / 300 MA: 4 / 92 MB: 3 / 111 MD: 9 / 424 ME: 2 / 60
 MI: 6 / 269 MN: 3 / 262 MO: 13 / 535 MS: 3 / 61 MT: 1 / 11
 NC: 8 / 464 NE: 1 / 13 NH: 3 / 141 NJ: 7 / 325 NS: 1 / 35
 NV: 1 / 26 NY: 7 / 174 OH: 15 / 727 OK: 3 / 71 ON: 5 / 90
 OR: 4 / 99 PA: 8 / 711 POL: 2 / 90 PR: 1 / 54 RI: 2 / 48
 RSA: 1 / 6 SC: 2 / 202 SD: 1 / 42 SK: 3 / 30 TN: 5 / 186
 TX: 19 / 771 VA: 6 / 189 VT: 2 / 131 WA: 3 / 139 WI: 6 / 570
 WV: 2 / 50 WY: 1 / 41 YT: 1 / 68
 Never enough time, but always fun! TU SKCC.
 Band conditions were great at my QTH this weekend. I met a lot of new members on the air. Thanks to all that participated and made it a fun WES.
 HAD TWO bands to work with 15m and 20m...with 15m
 being slightly better...Found enough for bonus words.SURE will be great when propogation improves
 TNX ALL AA6AC Bob 6276S CA..
 It was a fun WES and I got my first QRP 15 MTR QSO's. Also had all the letters for Newbie Welcome except for the "i". The extra 200 points for Newbie to Newbie helped my score too. 10 new QSO'S raised my Centurion Award Count to 93...7 to go. So it was a good WES for me. I hope it was for everyone else too. My FT-817 Rig & Z817 Tuner.
 Had a fun couple hours on the air for WES this weekend. These are fantastic events!
 I was able to jump in and out a few times. A short time of "running" drew 15+ QSOs in a very short time. The rest of the time was S&P.
 I had a blast! I got 7 new numbers and 3 new states. Thanks everybody. CU in the bands! 73 de Ruben, AC2RJ.
 Thanks for a surprising WES. First time I worked a WES with my new bug that was Doug's (N3PDT) new bug first. Also, what a surprise to log Romeo, IK2DJV and Ted, V47TR both new calls for me.
 Thanks for all the S9+ signals!
 From AF5AF, Rocky Weeks
 Not sure how to tally works...my log has the following:
 Unique QSOs 14
 Unique Ts 5
 Unique Ss 8
 From AF7LW, Kevin
 First time I've made a serious effort in WES. Lots of fun!
 Great WES! Lots of participants!
 Just playing a little in and out over the weekend. All QSOs on 20 m or 80 m. MFJ 9020 to dipole on 20 m. MFJ Cub to 70 ft wire on 80 m.
 Not much time as usual. Mostly 40/80 meter contacts with one on 20M. OHR-100A on 80 ("legal" QRP limit) and DSW-40, DSW-20 both 3 watts on the other bands. First WES as a Senator.. still keep starting to send that "T" instead of the "S". 72 to all and cu next month when it will be warmer, I hope. Peter
 A little disappointing, RTTY all over the SKCC frequencies, I'd check in and out and pick up what I could. I didn't spend much time trying. Hopefully next WES will be clear of other contests. Thanks for the QSO's I did make. 73 de Tom
 My first WES. It was a lot of fun. Since I'm a newbie, I could score quite a lot of theme bonus points this time.
 I wrote a Python script for the calculation, I hope there is no bug in it (did some plausibility checks).
 Nice WES with much fun again !!
 lots of callsigns but nobody with an "i" in it :-(
 hope to see you all next WES
 I was "in" just a few hours but I have enjoyed vy much the WES.Beeing a new "T" , I have to work hardly in future , no time for boring in SKCC ...
 Thanks for the efforts to qso me .
 FT 757GX , about 100 W and a Moxon antenna for 20m , the condx pretty good , I wish it would it be the same last month in k3y he he...I have had some nice surprises , stations from hard to work USA states , and qrp stations. Thanks again . See u next activity. 73s de Andy
 Good conditions on all bands and nice QSO on 10m with USA. It's always a pleasure to contact my SKCC friends. Tnx a lot !
 Nice to have a few WES contacts one more time.
 For this event the transceiver was an old little rig model FT747, I liked to remove it from the cupboard to be alive during the week-end, hi !
 As often, keys were Nato pump key, Vibroplex Original and Lionel J36 bug keys.
 Best 73 everybody and see you all soon !
 Propagation good for the first time in years HI ! I had most contacts on 15M and 20M. As to why propagation was good to the USA I don't know, predictions I saw said "Poor" and Sunspot numbers low. Weird !
 Pleased to work the following Newbies : IZ7ZFT, K3WW two bands, DK7OB two bands, SP9NLI, EA1AOQ and N8XI.
 Rig: TS-440s, 100 watts, MA6V vertical, S.G.Brown Air Ministry key & a Marconi PS No213A GKA coast Station key.
 From IK2DJV, Romeo
 My first WES with limited time to be on, bur great fun. Will try to do best next month. 73's
 As I was headed up I-25 at early thirty the highway sign was lit up and said "High Wind Warning - Gusts to 65 MPH". The sign wasn't wrong and it blew hard all day. My masts give kind of an idea in the picture above and that was early in the morning, it got stronger as the day progressed. That being said, the prop conditions on 40 and 20 seemed great - digital competition on 40 made it a challenge but the stations you could hear were strong. 20 was good and got better throughout the day where I made the most QSOs. 15 was long and great for a couple of hours, and I got 3 DXs in a short span of time mid morning for me - thanks to Joe - SP6JOE, Wolf - DK7OB, and Bert - F6HKA for pulling my QRP signal out. Great fun, thanks for all the QSOs and pulling my weak signal out. As always, thanks to all the great volunteers who put these events together! 73, John K0FTC
 So many signals, so little time..Valentines day es a wedding anniversary in the mix..was pleased to get a few contacts. Welcome to new members, will be looking to add to the February Brag...73 member of Mo Outlaws Posse ... Rick
 From K1LB, Woody
 This newbie enjoyed the WES and look forward to the next one. Thanks to everyone for patience, friendship and good manners. 73!
 Great condx Saturday - most contacts across the pond for me in any WES so far (15 wide open), and most were bonus newbies! Sunday pretty good, too. Let's have all future WES's on weekends with condx like these - hi hi. Tnx es vy 73 to all, Lee K1LEE
 Always enjoyable, tnx for QSO's. RTTY QRM so moved to 7.120 area for good contacts. Used J-38 and Champion Bug. CU next sprint.
 Very limited operating time, but wanted to give out the Newbie points as much as I could. Was nice to get a Happy Valentine's Day greeting from Linda, KF4MXF! 73, and thanks for the WES QSOs!
 When I turned on the radio at 6 o'clock it was 21 degrees below zero outside, a good day to stay inside and play radio. I did better than I thought with the high noise level and RTTY. The highlight of the contest was when I worked V47TR Sunday morning.
 I only put in an hour or so on Saturday (1500-1600), and did not have much luck, only got AF2Z and KG6MC within that hour before I gave up.
 Good event. 40 meters was where the action was for me. Moving up to the 7114 area became necessary when the high bands apparently collapsed and the horde of CQ WPX RTTY folks took over 40 meters. Knowing that I had to compete with them, I ran QRO instead of my usual QRP power this time. Jody - K3JZD
 Only had 1 hour and 45 minutes to work. 20M was in great shape. Got 4 new guys and spelled "Newbie Welcome". Thanks for the Qs. 73 Dale, K3SEN Elecraft K-line to a IAC Double Boozka Stealth Flagpole.
 This should help my T total.
 Over 20 hours of operation.
 Chose this over WPX RTTY.
 Great WES. I appreciated all of the 31 contacts and was excited to have worked OK2VWB, Vasek, IK0MHR, Roberto, and V47TR, Ted. Thanks all.
 Kenwood TS-440S into an Inverted L and a Begali Spark.
 FT1000MP, Alpha 78, 1 KW, TH6DXX. Only QRV for 31 minutes after returning from the Orlando HamCation and before going to a family Valentines Day dinner at our daughter's house. Thanks for the QSOs. 73, John, K4BAI.
 Had a blast this weekend, but it did have sum rather strange moments. Some of you others musta noticed too.
 It wuzn't long Saturday morning before I noted a lot of warbling sounds. Thought 'bout it a bit, sounded like maybe we were 'bought to be invaded by lil creatures from far away planets. Sunday it sounded like they mite be gettin closer. Yeah, I know, the heavy thinkers are sure there ain't any life out there.
 Later on I realized that we also seemed to have a flock of mockin' birds too, somehow modjulating RF devices. Anyway when I heard some sending a friend dit dit at the end of their traffic, mysterious dit dits from somewhere else started surfacing too. No telling wat those birds will be sending next month.
 Yep, it wuz a strange weekend, but I did have fun.
 Managed to get on a little from our ranch with a long wire. Some day I'll get to work the whole time.
 This was my first sprint as a T8. I think I had a pretty good run; started after my 7:30 Net and worked most of the day and into the evening until after most of the bands had fallen apart. I wanted 100 qso's but the flesh was weak and so were the bands after about 7:30 local time. I had a fun time. I still haven't run my log for unique T's and S's form my "S" but I think I must have dented it some. Everyone was great and many seemed to know I had made T-8 which is a big fat deal for me since I have been chasing it for YEARS. 73 Thanks all the well wishers.
 Valentine's Day took priority; but I enjoyed the WES for the few hours that I was on my radio. And I especially appreciated the relatively rare contacts with Kentucky and Wyoming.
 I also am hopeful I may had added a few more numbers to my TX7 application. See you next month!
 Not much radio time again this weekend. Had fun anyway. This month was the Ten Tec Corsair II and a 1952 Vibroplex presentation. Hope to see everyone next month.
 Portable QTH near Granbury, Hood County, TX. Grid EM12cl. My first WES away from the home QTH. How nice to hear signals without all the QRN at home. I'll have to do this more often. Rig IC718 at 80 w to 40/10 OCF windom antenna up about 18 ft. Thanks for the QSOs! 73, Bill
 My first wes. Had a ball. Newbie to newbie qso's helped the score. Rig is a QRP Plus. Used my MFJ loop on 20 15 and 10 meters. A dipole on 80. Wished I had an antenna for 40 meters. Next time.
 I operated from the same portable location as last month in Florida. I only had a 20 meter dipole so missed out on the other bands.
 I used my Yeasu FT 857D and my Begali Spark. WES is always a lot of fun. Look forward to next month and will be back in Michigan by then.
 Dave - K9AAA - 270S
 Snowbird portable from Tarpon Springs FL near Tampa Bay. Antenna 40 ft stealth wire between two palm trees next to Condo . IC706, heavy local QRN Tnx 73 Ray
 Only found 2 newbies like me. Don't think you could fit any more RTTY signals into the 7040 to 7100 segment; above 7100 was fine. 40 meter antenna still loads good with a little ice on it. Picked up a few new stations for the log. CU at the Sprint.
 The bands were in good shape here in East TX. I worked most of the sprint with the 7410 @ 5 watts and Sunday switched to the FT-817 to give it some air time. Glad for the 250Hz filters in the 7410 Saturday due to the RTTY QRM. Got contacts on 80, 40, 20 and 15 meters. Thanks to all who pulled me out of the noise. I got 5 new members and great to hear them out there. Good theme.
 Got to spend a lot more time than usual this month. Thanks for all of the contacts - 73 de chuck ka8hde
 Great WES! gets better everytime! Broke 100 QSOs
 From KB3MOW, Dave Corio
 Bunch of great ops! Enjoyed this a lot!
 Had a little more time to devote to to WES this time and enjoyed every minute of it. Worked many regulars and old friends and a "LOT" of new members. Welcome to all and hope to get you in the log with a nice chat sometime. Missed friend Dan as last contact by 12 seconds....bummer..I tried though. Hope everybody shares a fun Valentine with someone. 73 for now and BCNU.
 KX3 - 5w
 Ant - LnR QUAD at 33 feet
 Key - SKCC Club key and RCAF bug
 My first WES and it was great fun! Thanks to all who worked to hear my QRP sig.
 Most of the time I don't get to play in WES at all so it was fun to at least get to play for a few hours.
 I was able to spell out 'Newbie Welcome' so that was a success and I was pretty satisfied with the rates and activity on the bands, just wish I could have spent more time on it to increase my score!
 Thanks all for a fun WES and we'll do it again!
 From KC1RL, RIC GERACE
 That's my first CW contact in over 25 years. For me that's a big deal. :D
 Another fun-filled WES. Started out slow with QRM from RTTY contest but ended up with some openings on 15 and 10 that gave me a few more multipliers.
 Lots of fun. Just didn't have much time to spend this weekend.
 Lots of stations on this weekend. Guess it was the frigid weather that kept everyone indoors. Nice theme also. 73
 Thanks for the great snowy Feb WES. 73 to all. SRI to the few I couldn't pick out of the QSB.
 From KD7ATV, Eric
 Been a member since 2009, but this was my first WES! Had a blast and thanks to all the SKCC members for making this club one of the best in our hobby.
 Eric - KD7ATV
 This is by far my best score on a WES. I had a great time and the bands seemed to be in pretty good shape. The weather here in Ohio was perfect for radio. 11 degrees for a high on Saturday, perfect to stay in and play radio HI HI. I worked a fair amount of QRP stations and most of them had a really good signal. Thank to all the operators that took the time out to participate in the WES. The picture was taken Sunday morning after it went down to -3 degrees Saturday night. Boy that thin air really helps your signal travel farther. HI HI
 I got in 1.5hrs on 40m, and found that even armed with 14485 and ~80W, it was very hard to get any contacts going.
 So... I got all of 4 contacts, 2 of which were had S's as suffixes. This ratio of S's to non S's of 2:1 is EXTREMELY similar to the ratio from my previous (first) WES.
 See how lopsided this contest is for the veteran CW ops, who most likely have more expensive gear than I do? What about for the newbies?
 There should be an event where only low powered HOMEBREW GEAR is allowed.
 In my opinion, this WES theme wasn't a very good way to encourage new members. Do I seriously need a KW station to get anywhere?
 But ok... it was fun, so I'll be at it again next time.
 There were plenty of issues. One is my antenna. Being a low 40m dipole strung up right against a brick wall (I live in the city!), I had pretty noisy/inconsistent receive. And without a CW filter (I'm doing all I could with analog audio filtering), nearly everything is below the noise floor (always S5 noise!). There was also a RTTY (or something similar) mess going on.
 I called CQ on and off during my 1.5 hrs in 2-3 min segments, got no responses at all. Did anyone even hear me, or am I just terrible at contesting? There were plenty of "pile-up" like situations on the 6 or 7 stations between 7.108 and 7.120 I heard, as ALL of the 7.04x through 7.06x segment got RTTY'd. I answered a few CQs when the stations weren't bombarded, but that was all. I suspect that either my CQ just wasn't loud enough, or my 10 WPM is just too slow.
 Fun theme this month. Just missed the word search. Caught a few "Newbies" in spite of the poor band conditions. 10 meters was closed, 15 was open on Sunday for a few hours and 40 was obliterated by RTTY signals everywhere ... pretty much left 15 and 20 mtrs for me in the afternoon. Still lots of fun on a very cold February day. 73 all.
 Interesting WES for me. I was ill Saturday, so most of my time was on Sunday. But DX was just crazy good on Sunday. I had SKCC QSOs with Italy, France, Spain, Cuba, and Canada. Not bad for 100w and a wire. It's usually 40m for me, but most QSOs were on 15m and 20m. I was told that couldn't happen at this point in the sunspot cycle ...
 Had a good time. 15 was open pretty good.
 TNX for the WES. This was a tough one, with the RTTY contest going on at the same time. Ric
 I had a BLAST beep-bopping around the bands with my new "S" (more fun than a new dress!) :-)
 Thank-you to ALL who made this special-for-me Valentine WES a success. Already looking forward to next month's WES!!! Linda
 Fun WES. thanks CTS's fer Tx5
 Didn't have much time to work the sprint this month. Nice to hear all the new numbers. Thanks Rich/N4PBQ for the cross-country 2xQRP QSO.
 A nice way to spend a chilly day indoors. Bands were good, made contacts on 10,15,20 and 40 meters. Had a great time!!!
 Great to see a lot more EU stations than I have seen in past WES's
 5 Tribunes, 1 Senator. pretty good band conditions.
 mike/kg6ubg
 From KK4PWE, David
 This was my first QRP WES and I had a blast doing it. Thanks for a of the fine Op's that pulled out my light signal.
 Thanks to all who participated! Another fun WES in the books! Hope to see everyone again next month.
 Due to family commitments, only got to put a few in the log this weekend. Was a great test of the new-to-me FT817ND, learning a new rig and testing it out for my upcoming SOTA expedition over spring break. Enjoyed working 9 different states and 2 DX stations on 5W using the 817 and the T1 tuner along with my American Morse KK1B straight key. Good fun. Glad to see everyone on the air this weekend, and hope to participate in WES again soon.
 Installed a Hustler 4btv antenna on my trailer and worked the contest from a campground in Orlando. Much better signal than my attic mounted dipole at home. Had my photo taken at Hamcation with Katie from HRD & "100 watts and a wire". Really enjoy the WES contests.
 Grandson wedding this weekend. squeezed in 10 QSOs.
 Another great Sprint. Good DX PROP on 10m. Got 4 rookies.
 QSO Stats: 33 on 28MHz - 3 on 21MHz
 TA33 - 50W - Keys: Restored SK Marconi PS 5785A Air Ministry 10F/94 (Yes, weird design) and trusty HB DSK
 Many thanks to all BCNU, 73 Walt-..- ZUT
 This was my first WES in some time. It was nice to see the bands open a bit. My K2 is scattered so I ran the TS590 this weekend. I didn't get a lot of time to play but what I could do was a blast. Hope I can make it next month. 73 Jerry
 Great fun as usual. It was great to catch 15 meters open to Europe. See everyone on the next sprint. Bill....N0UMP Missouri Outlaw
 Good conditions here Sunday afternoon on 20. Thanks for newbie bonus points from Chas K3WW and Malcolm VE4MG. 73.
 Did not work allot Saturday or Sunday, a couple things going on and worked Sunday. It was nice to work W4KRN, Karen. We have not worked each other in some time. And the WES was official after working Dan, W9DLN. I also had the chance to work my partner in crime, Tony, KD8BBK. The WX was down in the single digits the early part of the day and in the teens in the afternoon. All S & P here, and only hit 3 bonus stations.
 Didn't have the whole weekend free but I did have Sunday free so I played the WES then mostly. I enjoyed the challenge of trying to work around the RTTY contest! I was using my new RadWav SDR kit radio at 30w with custom software and I had a good time doing it. Was happy to see a couple ladies doing the WES this month, they should be worth more points ;) Especially since it's valentines day. Quit a little early to get ready for my The Walking Dead date... Of course I made a map of my contacts.... https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=zzy8kchTdIAo.kM5Pdbe-ytDA&usp=sharing
 Lots going on this weekend but I was able to sneak out for a couple of hours. Another fun event.
 Spent Saturday at the Orlando Hamfest visiting
 K8NS's tailgate and meeting with John K4BAI, who I had first met many, many,years ago when his high school band was marching in the Orange Bowl Parade. We had both changed quite a bit in the intervening years:) Nice to see ya again John. 15 meters was very good to me on Sunday during the WES the band was open to all areas of the USA from Florida.
 This was the second sprint I participated in and my first as a Tribune. As a new(ish) SKCC member I was a bonus station but operating QRP made a lot of the contacts pretty rough on their copy so I appreciate the effort some of the stations took to reel me in.
 I am operating about 50/50 between my straight key and my bug now and my ability to copy other stations has greatly improved since the last sprint. The SKCC has been a real encouragement to me as a new operator and I appreciate all the hard work that goes into making this group work.
 Rich, N4PBQ
 tried out my new yaesu ftdx 1200 at 95 watts for a change should have went qrp bands were nice and quiet here, worked 5 with no c,t,s so hope we have more moving up tried getting off and kept getting calles sunday morning,think we had a good showing this time
 What a great WES! The bands were in great shape for the most part and 15 meters was back and open. DX from Mississippi for the last couple of months was Texas, Tennessee and Georgia but I managed to work Italy, Germany, France and Czechoslovakia during the WES. I also started the WES needing 21 for my Tx8 and expected to collect 6 or 8, but I managed to get 24! so I managed to get some extras just in case. A big thanks to the organizers who did a great job scheduling the WES during great band conditions. Thanks everyone! 73, Jim
 Between my mother in rehab with a broken hip and so many other obligations I just didn't have much time or enthusiasm for this. Hope the year gets better as we get into the new season.
 Band condx seemed pretty descent when I was able sit es play fer a bit. Tnx to all I wrkd. Enjoyed it.
 Tks to all for the contacts. Ran QRO with the IC 746 at 100 watts and my Navy flameproof key on 40 Saturday morning. Got on 40 again Sunday morning with the FT 817nd QRP at 5W. and my Nye Master key, band was in really gud shape with many strong sigs Sunday. Only 28 QSOs total but lots of fun. Tks again es Tks to those at SKCC for their time and expertise making SKCC the best cw club going. Ron/N8KZH
 First WES entered.
 Fun and worked 5 new States and 7 new Countries.
 Had a great time everyone.
 HR WE ARE AGAIN.. USED NEW KX1 3 WTS G5RV 35FT INV VEE.. SUPER RADIO FOR QRP'ING... I HAD NO ''IMI'S'' USING THE 3 WTS... SO, SEE YOU ALL IN MARCH.... I HOPE WE WOULD HAVE SOME MORE QRP HAMS IN THE WES'S.... AGN, TNX TO THE BOARD MBRS AND 73 TO ALL,,,,,,,, C U L ... DAVE...N9ZXL..73.
 Had a lot of fun...was missing an "M" to complete the Newbie Welcome phrase.
 Had a fun WES and operated portable for about an hour trying out a portable Vertical with elevated radials. Used a KX3 at 5W, PX3, LFP battery, Tiny Bug a my iphone with a keyboard for logging. Pretty chilly , as you can see from the picture. Made about 10 contacts. Thanks to the organizers again.
 Was busy with work on Sat so didnt get on til Sunday and then didnt have a lot of time to operate. Looking to do better next month. -jim
 Band conditions variable. Tnx to all for listening for my 1 watt signal.
 Band QSOs 80m: 35 20m: 63 15m: 8 = 106 Qs
 It my pleasure to work so many fine SKCC stations. I worked 16 Newbie stations and several future SKCC members. Thank you for listening for me our QSO was very much appreciated.
 Mark, NS3X
 SKCC 13490T
 Didn't have much time to work. It was great to hear so many new members. I worked K3AQ who, at the time, held the highest number.
 Conditions were quite good , especially Saturday , 95 % qso on 15 meters. Thanks especially to all QRpers called me.
 Used swiss straight key Signum factory made in 30's of XX century, weight of key is more 2,15 kg.
 As an SKCC newbie giving away extra 25 points, I felt almost like a sought-after DX, hi-hi.
 Bands were decent on the weekend. Had lots of fun and got to meet some new members.
 Fun WES. Condx were a little better than expected. Welcome to all the newcomers.
 Icom 703 @ 5W, the AME Bushwacker (the one on the picture rigged, as a cootie - see the shorting wire at the back) and the frozen wire antenna crossing the right side of the picture... Made contacts in 4 bands. Got 5 "newbies" and got "WELCOME" but missed the “I” for “NEWBIE”... I also missed a few contacts: sorry Lane K9MOV (you called me in someone else's QRG and I asked you to QSY but then I lost you), sorry Barry WA9ZWA (huge QSB, I got your exchange, but then the band disappeared on me), and Tom KU9RK (I got your QTH as KY but as I logged the call I realize it is IN...). I will likely miss the next two WES’es as I will be in CX-land. I may try to call from there as CX7RT but operating QRP it may be a far shot. I should be back in town for the May WES. TU es 73. Jose VE3DTI /VA3PCJ.
 Short time but a good time; nice conditions made me wish I'd organized my schedule better. Thanks to all and cu on the next sprint. 73 Ron VE3FMW
 First WES submission ever. Worked 2.5 hours total.
 Thanks everyone for another fun WES. Until next time - 73. Brian
 Better condx here this month. Used HB1B with Bencher
 straight key- 20M only. Always enjoyable. CUL!
 From VY1JA, J
 First time. It was fun being there to "welcome newbies", and hunt "T"'s
 Lots of fun, as usual. Many new C, T and S stations in the log and quite a few "newbies." Hope to see folks in the NRR. --W1XT
 Only had time for a few QSOs. All QSOs made on 15M.
 From W4FS, Tucker
 Not much time to operate this weekend but still had fun.
 Perfect way to spend a windy, snowy day. Lots of fun as usual.
 Nice the bands were open to work some DX stations!
 Another enjoyable WES in the book. I thought the bans were in just fair shape during the few hours I operated. I used both my 'Slab III' st. key and 'ZigZag' Bug, Flex 6300 barefoot and OCFD at 50'.
 From W4TZM, Tom
 Wish I had more time to play this weekend, but I made the most of the time I had.
 Thanks to CO8RRM for the Bonus.
 This was a fun sprint and, the bands were generally good. I managed to work 30 newbies; they sprint very well! Thanks to all who worked me...73 Bert
 Good fun with the newby theme -- Also found 12 new numbers--- worked more S/P/C Then I did when I was a novice many years ago// 73 to all//ed
 Didn't have a lot of time this weekend to devote to WES, but had a great time when I could. This past month, I finally got an 80 meter antenna up, and got lots of contacts there. Sometimes, it's good to be a Noob. 73 to everyone, and see you next Sprint.
 Great sprint. Had a good time and worked four new members. Welcome guys! Band conditions were super at my QTH. Worked mostly 40m and 20m and one contact on 15m. Rig was Yaesu 857d @100w to Par EF-quad. Used NT9K Pro Pump Standard for most of the sprint then finished up with Vibroplex Original. Finally after a few years I've worked up to using the original weight instead of a bug tamer. So if you worked me I hope my bug fist sounded OK. 73 and thanks for the QSO's.
 My st. key developed a 'stutter' during wes. Maybe overwork. Might need a cooling fan. HHope to HHave problem ressolved before next SSSprint, HHii!
 I have never seen a time when RTTY stations are not totally rude to the point of being complete LIDS!
 I didn't have much time to participate (a few hours on Saturday and a couple hours on Sunday morning), but it was a lot of fun nonetheless. Thanks for the QSOs! A special thank-you to Tom/WB7EUX for stepping up to the plate to become our new "Wesmeister." 73 to all
 From W9JI, Pat
 Lots of fun on a Saturday night. Band conditions were good with minimal noise. Only worked 3 newcomers, but was able to spell out Newbies Welcome from the call signs. About a third of my contacts were made with a K1 running 5 watts. The low power worked really well on 20 meters.
 From WA2CHV, Jack
 Set my usual goal of 30 contacts and that is when I quit. Good to see all the newer members participating. Used my IC-7200 at 75 watts to an all-band vertical (elevated). Kent Straight Key.
 Good 15 meter opening into Europe on Saturday morning with SKCC DX QSO's. Then again on Sunday PM on both 20 and 15. Thanks to all and welcome to SKCC to all the new members.
 Elecraft KX3 @5wts to vertical; Vibroplex Blue Racer bug.
 Operated from the back yard with battery power. Temperatures were unusually mild (60-70s)here in North TX - so it was fun.
 Thanks to the 30+ operators who picked my QRP signal out of the noise and QRM - Good ears!
 73 & CUL - Andy, WA5RML
 Lots of fun... bands were clear and BUSY!
 Thanks everyone - another fun WES.
 73 Preston
 Feb WES was a lot of fun. Welcome all the new member. KX3 with my OCF DIPOLE @ 55' still rocking. 73/72, Ray
 As a brand new member, this was my first WES. Even with my limited home station (5 watts QRP into my rainspout antenna), I had a ball. I want to thank all of the members who took the time during QSOs to welcome new members. One particular highlight was working Bert, F6HKA, on two bands.
 Lots of fun! Ran the K2 at 12 watts all weekend. Many thanks to everyone who hung in there with my weak signal. Looking forward to the next sprint!
 From WB4HMA, Joe
 First WES / SKCC contacts for a two day old newbie. Thanks to those who took the time to welcome me to the group. I look forward to meeting many more of you on the air in the coming days. 73 - Joe.
 Worked Bert in France and Wolf in Germany....FB!
 This was first WES in a while. Had a lot of fun and really enjoyed the contacts. Time was limited but still a great time! Thanks to all.
 Needed one more E for WELCOME. Too bad I couldn't use my own call. Made most of my contacts on Saturday morning in less than two hours, because my grandson kept me busy the rest of the time. Nice to work Joe SP6JOE in Poland on 15 meters using 5 watts into a roof mounted 4BTV vertical. Too noisy for receive though, so I switched to my 40 meter dipole at 15' for receive. Thanks for the contacts. 73, Art
 Nice activity and good to work the DX.
 Enjoyed my first WES. Used a Drake C line and SpeedX key. The RTTY contest made it a challenge. A lot of participants and great QSO's.
 I'm out at our family farm for the weekend so the rig this time is a Yaesu FT-990 into an inverted vee at 35 feet in an oak tree. Key is a 1941 Vibroplex Original. Thanks for the contacts with my puny QRP signal! I think this is the first time I actually made any bonus points, nice to work some of the newest members.
 Used my homebrew QRP transceiver and homebrew key. Had a blast, but was confined to 20, 40, 80 meters. W5ZR was the strongest signal I heard on 20, 40 and 80 meters. Was happy to work Ted V47TR on 20M with my 4 watts and loop antenna.
 Busy bands, especially dodging the digitals.
 Good fun as always and got to meet many new members.
 Not much time again this month, and it sure was COLD in my shack with no heat except for a small electric heater, but my Carhart coveralls and hot coffee helped. Thanks to all for the fun time as usual!
 I didn't have much time this weekend. A hamfest Saturday, party Saturday night, work Sunday day.
 I had a little time to make some contacts and had fun as usual.
 Thanks to those that I worked and to the organizers.
 Lots of activity this month. 15 meters was open quite a bit. I used the Omni 6+, Speed-X straight key and the stealth (low) dipole. Thanks for the contacts.
 Tnx for contacts- good sigs on 20m,qrg's being busy was a matter of search and pounce.A special thanks to organisers- 73 de John


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 25.11.2004
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 Amtsblatt der Europäischen Union
 L 349/46
 BESCHLUSS DES GEMEINSAMEN EWR-AUSSCHUSSES
 Nr. 86/2004
 vom 8. Juni 2004
 zur Änderung des Anhangs XXI (Statistik) des EWR-Abkommens
 DER GEMEINSAME EWR-AUSSCHUSS —
 gestützt auf das Abkommen über den Europäischen Wirtschaftsraum, geändert durch das Anpassungsprotokoll zum Abkommen über den Europäischen Wirtschaftsraum, nachstehend „Abkommen“ genannt, insbesondere auf Artikel 98,
 in Erwägung nachstehender Gründe:
 (1)
 Anhang XXI des Abkommens wurde durch das am 14. Oktober 2003 in Luxemburg unterzeichnete Übereinkommen über die Beteiligung der Tschechischen Republik, der Republik Estland, der Republik Zypern, der Republik Lettland, der Republik Litauen, der Republik Ungarn, der Republik Malta, der Republik Polen, der Republik Slowenien und der Slowakischen Republik am Europäischen Wirtschaftsraum (1) geändert.
 (2)
 Die Verordnung (EG) Nr. 16/2004 der Kommission vom 6. Januar 2004 zur Durchführung der Verordnung (EG) Nr. 1177/2003 des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates für die Gemeinschaftsstatistik über Einkommen und Lebensbedingungen (EU-SILC) im Hinblick auf das Verzeichnis der die „Intergenerationale Übertragung von Armut“ betreffenden sekundären Zielvariablen (2) ist in das Abkommen aufzunehmen.
 (3)
 Die Verordnung (EG) Nr. 28/2004 der Kommission vom 5. Januar 2004 zur Durchführung der Verordnung (EG) Nr. 1177/2003 des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates für die Gemeinschaftsstatistik über Einkommen und Lebensbedingungen (EU-SILC) im Hinblick auf den detaillierten Inhalt der Qualitätsberichte (Zwischenbericht und Abschlussbericht) (3) ist in das Abkommen aufzunehmen.
 (4)
 Die Verordnung (EG) Nr. 48/2004 des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates vom 5. Dezember 2003 über die Erstellung der jährlichen Statistiken der Gemeinschaft über die Stahlindustrie für die Berichtsjahre 2003—2009 (4) ist in das Abkommen aufzunehmen.
 (5)
 Die Richtlinie 2003/107/EG des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates vom 5. Dezember 2003 zur Änderung der Richtlinie 96/16/EG des Rates betreffend die statistischen Erhebungen über Milch und Milcherzeugnisse (5) ist in das Abkommen aufzunehmen —
 BESCHLIESST:
 Artikel 1
 Anhang XXI des Abkommens wird wie folgt geändert:
 1.
 Nach Nummer 18m (Verordnung (EG) Nr. 1983/2003 der Kommission) werden folgende Nummern angefügt:
 „18n.
 32004 R 0016: Verordnung (EG) Nr. 16/2004 der Kommission vom 6. Januar 2004 zur Durchführung der Verordnung (EG) Nr. 1177/2003 des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates für die Gemeinschaftsstatistik über Einkommen und Lebensbedingungen (EU-SILC) im Hinblick auf das Verzeichnis der die ‚Intergenerationale Übertragung von Armut‘ betreffenden sekundären Zielvariablen (ABl. L 4 vom 8.1.2004, S. 3).
 18o.
 32004 R 0028: Verordnung (EG) Nr. 28/2004 der Kommission vom 5. Januar 2004 zur Durchführung der Verordnung (EG) Nr. 1177/2003 des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates für die Gemeinschaftsstatistik über Einkommen und Lebensbedingungen (EU-SILC) im Hinblick auf den detaillierten Inhalt der Qualitätsberichte (Zwischenbericht und Abschlussbericht) (ABl. L 5 vom 9.1.2004, S. 42).“
 2.
 Nach Nummer 4b (Verordnung (EWG) Nr. 2186/93 des Rates) wird folgende Nummer angefügt:
 „4c.
 32004 R 0048: Verordnung (EG) Nr. 48/2004 des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates vom 5. Dezember 2003 über die Erstellung der jährlichen Statistiken der Gemeinschaft über die Stahlindustrie für die Berichtsjahre 2003—2009 (ABl. L 7 vom 13.1.2004, S. 1).“
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 „ , geändert durch:
 —
 32003 L 0107: Richtlinie 2003/107/EG des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates vom 5. Dezember 2003 (ABl. L 7 vom 13.1.2004, S. 40).“
 Artikel 2
 Der Wortlaut der Verordnungen (EG) Nr. 16/2004, Nr. 28/2004, Nr. 48/2004 und der Richtlinie 2003/107/EG in isländischer und norwegischer Sprache, der in der EWR-Beilage des Amtsblatts der Europäischen Union veröffentlicht wird, ist verbindlich.
 Artikel 3
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 Artikel 4
 Dieser Beschluss wird im EWR-Abschnitt und in der EWR-Beilage des Amtsblatts der Europäischen Union veröffentlicht.
 Brüssel, den 8. Juni 2004
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 Der Vorsitzende
 S. GILLESPIE
 (1) ABl. L 130 vom 29.4.2004, S. 3.
 (2) ABl. L 4 vom 8.1.2004, S. 3.
 (3) ABl. L 5 vom 9.1.2004, S. 42.
 (4) ABl. L 7 vom 13.1.2004, S. 1.
 (5) ABl. L 7 vom 13.1.2004, S. 40.
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text:
 21.7.2014
 ES
 Diario Oficial de la Unión Europea
 C 235/14
 Sentencia del Tribunal General de 4 de junio de 2014 — Sina Bank/Consejo
 (Asunto T-67/12) (1)
 ((«Política exterior y de seguridad común - Medidas restrictivas adoptadas contra Irán con el fin de evitar la proliferación nuclear - Congelación de fondos - Recurso de anulación - Actos no recurribles - Inadmisibilidad - Derecho de defensa»))
 2014/C 235/18
 Lengua de procedimiento: inglés
 Partes
 Demandante: Sina Bank (Teherán, Irán) (representantes: B. Mettetal y C. Wucher-North, abogados)
 Demandada: Consejo de la Unión Europea (representantes: B. Driessen y D. Givecha, agentes)
 Objeto
 Recurso de anulación, en primer lugar, de la Decisión 2011/783/PESC del Consejo, de 1 de diciembre de 2011, por la que se modifica la Decisión 2010/413/PESC relativa a la adopción de medidas restrictivas contra Irán (DO L 319, p. 71), en la medida en que ha mantenido, tras un nuevo examen, la inclusión del nombre del demandante en el anexo II de la Decisión 2010/413/PESC del Consejo, de 26 de julio de 2010, relativa a la adopción de medidas restrictivas contra Irán y que deroga la Posición Común 2007/140/PESC (DO L 195, p. 39), en su versión modificada por la Decisión 2010/644/PESC del Consejo, de 25 de octubre de 2010 (DO L 281, p. 81), y del Reglamento de Ejecución (UE) no 1245/2011 del Consejo, de 1 de diciembre de 2011, por el que se aplica el Reglamento (UE) no 961/2010 sobre medidas restrictivas contra Irán (DO L 319, p. 11), en la medida en que ha mantenido, tras un nuevo examen, la inclusión del nombre del demandante en el anexo VIII del Reglamento (UE) no 961/2010 del Consejo, de 25 de octubre de 2010, relativo a medidas restrictivas contra Irán y por el que se deroga el Reglamento (CE) no 423/2007 (DO L 281, p. 1), y, en segundo lugar, del artículo 16, apartado 2, del Reglamento no 961/2010 y del artículo 19, apartado 1, letra b), y del artículo 20, apartado 1, letra b), de la Decisión 2010/413, en la medida en que estas disposiciones afectan al demandante.
 Fallo
 1)
 Desestimar el recurso, al haberse planteado ante un órgano jurisdiccional incompetente para conocer de él, en la medida en que se tiene por objeto la anulación del artículo 19, apartado 1, letra b), y del artículo 20, apartado 1, letra b), de la Decisión 2010/413/PESC del Consejo, de 26 de julio de 2010, relativa a la adopción de medidas restrictivas contra Irán y que deroga la Posición Común 2007/140/PESC, y por ser inadmisible, en la medida en que tiene por objeto la anulación del artículo 16, apartado 2, Reglamento (UE) no 961/2010 del Consejo, de 25 de octubre de 2010, relativo a medidas restrictivas contra Irán y por el que se deroga el Reglamento (CE) no 423/2007.
 2)
 Anular la Decisión 2011/783/PESC del Consejo, de 1 de diciembre de 2011, por la que se modifica la Decisión 2010/413/PESC relativa a la adopción de medidas restrictivas contra Irán, y el Reglamento de Ejecución (UE) no 1245/2011 del Consejo, de 1 de diciembre de 2011, por el que se aplica el Reglamento (UE) no 961/2010 sobre medidas restrictivas contra Irán, en la medida en que ambos actos han mantenido, después de un nuevo examen, el nombre de Sina Bank en el anexo II de la Decisión 2010/413, en su versión modificada por la Decisión 2010/644/PESC del Consejo, de 25 de octubre de 2010, por la que se modifica la Decisión 2010/413, y en el anexo VIII del Reglamento no 961/2010.
 3)
 El Consejo de la Unión Europea cargará con cuatro quintas partes de sus propias costas y de las costas de Sina Bank.
 4)
 Sina Bank cargará con una quinta parte de sus propias costas y de las costas del Consejo.
 (1) DO C 109, de 14.4.2012.