Dear Esther, KI4LJD,
Well, it was rough making contact but everything worked out in the long run. We had a full program going into the meeting-seminar but, hopefully as you saw, we value your efforts, we want you to succeed, we are willing to help, and we hope to see more youth get involved. So therefore we "made" room for your very fine presentation.
No problem!
Again, please join at lease one of the AMSAT mail lists (see http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/) or have someone on your team at school do that to use us as part of your new, growing "network."
It was a delight to have you and Nastia visit.
Most of those in attendance, and more, are on the amsat-dc@amsat.org mail list. Keep in touch.
Sincerely,
Pat Kilroy, N8PK AMSAT/NASA/ARRL/more
At Sunday 3/25/2007 12:12 PM, HaoQi Li wrote:
Dear Mr. Kilroy and Mr. Scholtz,
I just checked the old emails and I am very sorry about not replying to your emails, it was totally my fault and irresponsibility. Sorry about all the inconveniences I've caused.
Thank you very very much for still letting Nastia and me talk yesterday. Ironically I organized a conference that was held a couple of weeks ago and again there was a speaker who failed to answer my emails. So in the end I dropped his presentation. But yesterday you were very kind for giving us a slot to speak. We thank you for that great opportunity because the talk led to donations of antennas and rotors to our school satellite project.
I will learn from this and will answer all the emails in the future. I hope the rest yesterday's meeting went more smoothly.
Sincerely, Esther
Message: 1 Date: Sun, 25 Mar 2007 From: "Pat Kilroy" pat@patkilroy.com Subject: [amsat-dc] AMSAT-DC Space Seminar Reaps Outstanding Success To: amsat-dc@amsat.org
WHAT A FINE MEETING and space seminar we had today!
Perhaps those of you who were in attendance can respond with comments about one or two of your favorite talks or demos. Please also help me in thanking the presenters ...
I thank you all for your participation, especially to our speakers:
1. Scott Stevens, N3ASA, via a remote link from some place near York, PA. With Mike Mantrose, KA2JAI, assisting with the slides and EchoLink connection. (11:41 - 12:05)
2. Rick Hambly, W2GPS (12:08 - 1:21)
3. Dan Schultz, N8FGV (1:23 - 1:26)
4. Bob Davis, KF4KSS (1:29 - 2:12)
5. HaoQi "Esther" Li, KI4LJD, a senior at Thomas Jefferson High School in Fairfax, VA, with fellow TJHS student Nastia. FYI, you may enjoy Esther's keen ham radio bio at http://www.qrz.com/KI4LJD (2:17 - 2:35)
6. Charlie Heisler, K3VDB (3:04 - 3:25)
7. Bob Bruninga, WB4APR (3:28 - 4:20)
8. Heru Walmsley, W3WVV (4:57 - 5:20)
9. Tom Clark, K3IO (5:21 - 6:00)
Also, thank you to Gary Chatters, WA9ZZZ, for serving as our AMSAT-DC Talk-in NCS on 146.76 MHz FM; thank you to Charlie K3VDB and Tom K3IO for serving as our photographers.
Thank you to Sean Barnes, N3JQ, physics teacher at Trinity High School for making HD video recordings of us! http://www.qrz.com/N3JQ
Thank you to Bob Carpenter, W3OTC, for his awesome efforts in helping Martha in the office for several years, and who made it clear that more help is needed. Please inquire within!
Thank you for those of you who helped set up and clean up. Thanks for those who offered excellent technical insight and advice from the floor, especially to the students.
A great time was indeed had by all.
Respectfully submitted,
Pat Kilroy, N8PK AMSAT Area Coordinator and AMSAT-DC host
pat@patkilroy.com or n8pk@amsat.org ... Either one but not both, since each address goes to the same home.
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