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Weekend Sprintathon, 7-8 September 2013
 1 K6ELQ Tony 10250T CA 322 69 0/141/15 130 23833
 2 W9DLN Dan 3635T WI 285 61 0/139/20 120 18995
 3 WA7NB ART 10246T AZ 267 60 0/132/25 130 17595
 4 K7VM Craig 3070T WA 277 55 0/120/20 120 16655
 5 F6HKA Bert 6069T FRA 223 58 0/124/12 70 14304
 6 K4GM George 7241T VA 217 59 0/106/18 130 14083
 7 ND9M Jim 8233T FL 209 59 0/106/19 150 13636
 8 W7GVE ED 729T AZ 218 51 0/105/11 80 12303
 9 WA5KMA JIM 5057T TX 204 54 0/105/16 70 12216
 10 WA1LWS Hans 1933T MD 201 54 0/111/18 50 12104
 11 K6III JERRY 6830T CA 192 54 0/99/12 60 11478
 12 K8NS MIKE 10580T FL 192 52 0/87/8 50 10944
 13 K8WSN Bill 4986T MI 194 50 0/101/14 80 10860
 14 AF2Z Drew 2082T NJ 180 45 0/111/11 30 9295
 15 KG4W ED 2416T VA 152 50 0/84/6 80 8550
 16 KW3F Bob 2456C PA 145 47 0/80/9 60 7720
 17 K5YQF CECIL 1820T TX 141 46 0/73/8 40 7296
 18 N0JRN Jerry 8701T MO 167 37 0/94/13 60 7244
 19 KD2JC Joe 710T NJ 135 46 0/77/9 50 7075
 20 K2NPN phil 1687T NY 130 40 0/70/12 1 5961
 21 K0SKC Bill 10739T MO 131 39 0/67/7 50 5864
 22 K4BAI John 3280 GA 121 39 0/63/7 90 5474
 23 NN4K Vaden 9575T GA 122 37 0/72/8 30 5304
 24 KC0M LARRY 8177 MO 114 39 0/62/6 0 5096
 25 KC4HCH Roger 7688T AL 101 41 0/51/6 100 4781
 26 K0LUW Russ 1702T NE 106 38 0/72/5 0 4773
 27 KX1NH Randy 1050T NH 107 36 0/67/3 30 4567
 28 WB0PYF RAY 5169T MO 101 37 0/53/6 60 4357
 29 AC2C Ron 2748T MD 89 39 0/59/7 90 4186
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 31 KD3CA Don 10175T PA 87 39 0/65/5 2 4070
 32 NV9X Jim 1358T IL 86 38 0/52/7 50 3873
 33 KI0I mark 6585T MO 91 33 0/45/11 20 3528
 34 LW3EX Walt 3804T ARG 78 36 0/44/3 20 3283
 35 W3NP Dave 3182T WV 77 35 0/51/5 15 3245
 36 WA1OTZ RICH 7907T CT 65 37 0/47/3 20 2910
 37 W4KRN Karen 4495T VA 63 38 0/41/4 10 2834
 38 N8BB Werner 5433T MI 66 35 0/45/6 30 2820
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 42 KP4SJ Pablo 8843T PRI 80 25 0/52/8 2 2562
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 45 AI4UN CHARLES 4715T GA 62 32 0/36/7 0 2379
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 48 AK4JA Bob 10535T GA 63 29 0/34/9 20 2232
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 56 WA1VIL Greg 443T MA 54 31 0/35/4 10 2054
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 58 VK7CW Steve 10820T AUS 59 28 0/30/4 30 2002
 59 K8BAT JOHN 10395T OH 54 28 0/43/3 10 1967
 60 KF7DS Don 8281T OR 55 27 0/34/4 10 1855
 61 VE3FMW RON 10702 TORONTO ON 50 29 0/36/4 0 1830
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 67 K5TIA RICK 10963 TX 54 24 0/29/2 20 1616
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 8 K8WSN Bill 4986T MI 194 50 0/101/14 80 10860
 9 K4BAI John 3280 GA 121 39 0/63/7 90 5474
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 13 G4LMW Rob 4454T ENG 33 24 0/23/3 10 1047
 14 KG4WNA John 4984T KY 33 23 0/26/1 0 1024
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 18 GM3ZDH Bob 6027C SCO 17 14 0/11/3 10 373
 19 KW8U Bob 10968 MI 9 8 0/7/0 0 142
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 From phil K2NPN, SKCC #1687T
 I sure enjoyed the contest...The bands seemed to be in good shape...Some RTTY QRM right on-top of our 40 meter CW band happened for awhile and then subsided. I look forward to future WES's. Thanks to everyone that makes this contest necessary...73 es Gud DX....K2NPN-Phil.
 From Mark N9YDZ, SKCC #9855C
 Great fun. I really enjoy the WES! Great to hear every one out there.
 Nice to work some people after getting hit with lightning in July. First chance I have had to really give the new Icom 7600 a workout. Can't wait to get my big dipole and remote tuner back on the air. Thanks everyone!
 From Randy NC4RT, SKCC #10713
 During my QSO with W9DLN, Dan gave his # as 3635S I think.... I did not count him as a Tribune or as a Centurion... Is he one of those new-fangled Senators? If so, may I claim extra points for him?
 I only had time for an hour or two, but enjoyed it immensely. Many thanks for holding this nice little contest, on behalf of me and my trusty little J-38.
 I heard a lot of activity on 20 meters, not so much on 15 meters, and received no callbacks to my CQs on 10 meters at all.
 73, NC4RT
 Thanks to all you guys who put up with my puny-weak QRP signal. I haven't used the bug in a while so I switched between it and the Czech key when I needed to slow down.
 Did not have a lot of time for WES, had house guest and had to be a proper host. Thanks for the contacts. Conditions were good in Missouri. C U next WES
 I only had a few hours on Sunday to work the WES. Thanks to all who gave me a contact. I look forward to more WES events.
 High score for me. Thanks to all who heard my QRP.
 First WES of the season when 80m was wide open in CT. Copying CW thru RTTY on 40 is a challenge, but CW gets thru (usually). Thanks to all the old-timers, and it's great to hear the growing number of SKCC's in five numbers. We're a growing group!
 73 'til next time, Lee K1LEE
 From Szabi VA2FDT, SKCC #9505T
 I had only the last 20 minutes.... 73/72! Szabi
 Nice WES, as always. Rig IC-7000 50w to an all-band vertical. Bencher RJ-1 Straight Key.
 Everyone really did a great job this weekend in the WES. I was really impressed with all the activity that was on and all the fun everyone was having. Bands were very good for my and the 1 watt. Almost all day long there were openings and never had a long time where things were down. Thanks for the fun. KX3 at 1 watt.
 Nice WES as always. There were a lot of stations calling me that were too weak to copy. SRI. Finally got 4X1WQ. Thanks Avi. Thanks to SKCC and K2RFP Sprint Logger.
 From Darrell W7DRO, SKCC #9481
 This is my first WES. I enjoyed listening to the operators adjust their speed to match each contact's capability-including mine.
 Great WES, thanks for the Maple Leafs, QRP rocks, thanks all, 72's
 thunderstorms, packing for move, kids here. not a lot of time but did get in a couple. Had a nice rag chew with Sam (k9ghd)
 used a Jupiter @ 100w, 660ft delta loop up 40ft and a cootie key. Hope to be a lot more active once this move to Texas is done
 Worked the WES for about 7 hours on Sunday. Used a TenTec R4020 and an American Morse DCP. This was my first WES using paddles. Thanks for everyone's patience and a fun time!
 Great to see conditions better than last WES. Had great fun as usual and thanks to all that worked me and tried to work me. Used my homebrew cootie for the whole WES and picked up a few new 'T' calls along the way. Cant wait till the next WES.
 ALL-IN-ALL GOOD results. Did not find anything on 10m. Did
 try. Mostly 15m (25) and 20m (5). Managed to find 2 Canadian Provinces SK and NS. NS for Mapleleaf. NO new states for WAS need 4. Two Europe F6HKA and S57WJ.
 1 Caribbean KP4SJ. 15m very spotty some CQ's lasted one time and gone. Although I did not hear VO1BB TNX for being
 in the WES hunt. QSL's follow. 73's AA6AC #6276T CA Bob..
 From Bill K0SKC, SKCC #10739T
 Bands seemed to be in really good shape. Lots of folks on and kept me busy for a while.
 I was running my Icom IC-746 non pro with various wire antennas and various keys.
 There were MO Outlaws on the bands and around every corner!
 Worked Bert in France on two bands and Walt in Argentina on one. Thanks guys.
 Looking forward to the next one. What theme will be next?
 From Bill VA5CW, SKCC #4326
 Enjoyed my first WES. Hope to be more active in SKCC.
 First time QRP for the hole WES, It was a good test for
 a new KX3 and ZEROFIVE 43' vertical and my old J38 from my novice days (1957). Thanks to the op's who came back to a weak signal at times, my not so good fist and completed the contact, 73 Ray
 Wow, what an experience! I've worked a few sprints, but running QRP "worked" is the operative term. Many thanks to all the operators who take time out from all the mayhem to copy 3X3 signals that are one dot and dash above the noise level. The highlight was working VK7CW at 0500Z Sunday. Steve was the only signal I could hear on 20M. My first 5 watt DX. CU next time, Gary...
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 Conditions were FB in PA and my QSO’s were evenly distributed between 15 meters and 80 meters. It was fun to reach Max , Bert and Walt on 15 meters, the home states on 80 meters and the rest of the gang on 20 and 40 meters including 1 “S”, 1 “C”, and 1 “VE”. That adds up to FUN! Thanks to all.
 N3EIN in PA/TenTec C21/G5RV Lite/SKCC Key
 Was able to get some radio time Sunday. Conditions were good here on 15 and 20. Worked LW3EX on 10, but no other stations heard. 40 was productive but noisy Sunday evening. Used my TWanger cootie for most contacts, and the Czech army straight key when I was running slower. Great to hear all the new numbers. CU next month 73
 From Bob AK4JA, SKCC #10535T
 It seemed to me that this WES had good participation. I finally got the antennas up that I wanted to use in the contest and it was fun using them.
 A Fun WES. Logged qso's on 10m thru 160m. The 15m band was vy productive this WES netting 79 contacts. Best DX was Steve VK7CW on 80m. This was my first Sprint not using a paper log but using the simply marvelous "AC2C LOGGER" Thanks Ron for that and also the 2 WES qso's. 73 es tnx qso to all.
 From Chris KE4WKH, SKCC #6599C
 I used two rigs during the WES - both MFJ - a 40 meter and a 15 meter. The power was 5 watts. The antennas were a 40 m mfj dipole and a 15 m mfj dipole - about 30 ft. up. Being near a body of saltwater probably helped, too. I was set up on the back porch under a sun umbrella. Best 73's to everyone and tnx. Chris/Christine, KE4WKH
 Slim said the Outlaws were on a tight budget so only worked QRP. Had a great time and appreciate all the fine operators that pulled my signal out.
 F6HKA Bert toujours agréable de vous et merci pour copie entendre sur mes 5 watts
 From Ed K1EDG, SKCC #9625T
 Thanks to all that listened for my QRP signal !!!
 FT1000MP, Alpha 78, 1 KW, TH6DXX, dipole. Vibroplex Deluxe hand key.
 W9DLN gave his letter after his number as "S" and said that he was a "Senator." The score summary doesn't seem to allow any points for a Senator, so I counted Dan as a Tribune.
 Band conditions on 40 through 15 were pretty good. No sprint signals heard on 10 and didn't listen on 80. Thanks for all QSOs. 73, John, K4BAI.
 Just worked the last hour. Interesting mix, with 2 QSOs on 20 mtrs, 1 on 40 mtrs, and 2 on 80 mtrs. Need a new scoring category for "Unique Senators worked"!
 Well this was great WES, made 35 contacts, but no Canadian stations, missed them somewhere !
 The K1 at 5 watts performed great for me, even used the KX1 for a couple of 80 m contacts, no 80 m in the K1.
 Even got Bert and Max this time around, it still amazes me what 5 watts will do, of course it helps if the other station has a monster beam !
 Operated on 20/40 and 80 meters, 15 m just wasn't working for me this time.
 Had a great time as always, and thanks to all my contacts for pulling me out. Band conx were good this weekend, and I had the time to spend on the WES !
 Till next month, everyone take care and 73 from AZ !!
 From Bob KW3F, SKCC #2456C
 Fun weekend. This is the first WES that I could devote most of the weekend to. Most likely got my "T" out of it so thanks to all for working me. Sometimes a little frustrating using a 73' ladder-line fed doublet up 25' that snakes around our small lot, but then again sometimes it amazes me. It is in a very weird configuration. I can't even imagine what the antenna pattern is. The antenna tuner in the IC-756Pro3 definitely struggles with it. Too much local noise in our small neighborhood for a vertical plus little room for radials so this will have to do for now. Maybe a theme for one SKCC WES could have something to do with a bonus for operating with only wire antennas - Hi. 73, Bob KW3F
 A lot of fun and more time than normal to participate.
 Just about have my station remodeled. This was the first event with my just built Key/headphone switch-box. Ran the Ten Tecs for this one. The Eagle, Omni 7, and the Argonaut V all at 5 watts. One knob transfers all keys and the headphones or speaker to any of the 4 rigs.
 Keys were the Vibroplex Anniversary and the 1942 J-36 bugs and the Czech Army straight key.
 I thought condx were up and down and at times downright poor.
 I operated sporadically as time permitted. Worked a few on 15 and the rest on 20 & 40. I don't think I have ever heard or worked so few Canadian stations....
 Thanks to all who pulled me out. I had some really LOW signal reports this time but some really good ones too. ....72 de West Virginia
 Had a real good time eh! Condx weren't always the best but was still a great WES for me. Made my first DX contact into Israel with Avi, thx for your patience Avi.
 Thx to all for a great time.
 Didn`t spend a lot of time on this sprint but it was quality time. Three Q`s in a row on 20m Sat. nite were KH6ZM,ZL2KE and VK7CW. Some fun DXing. Met some new Members and worked a lot of familiar ones.Ended the sprint with a nice little run after K4BAI went to supper and gave me his frequency(7053)(thank you John).
 Rig:IC746 100w to mostly a Hygain Hytower.KEY-Navy Flamepruf K2RFPsprintlogger. 73 C Ya next SKS, Mark
 Only a few hours for the WES (again). Set up the portable hex beam in the backyard and focused on 15m. It was fun to work some of the newest members like Doug (VE3DVC) #11106 who was my only Canadian contact. Thanks for the QSOs
 Got off and on Sunday, tried 49, 20 and 15, made one SKCC on 15 and the majority of contacts on 20 and 40. Thanks to all who pulled my QRP signal out.
 73 Steve K4JPN
 This was a good test for my new QTH. Put up a OCF vee dipole, 135'total length and up 32' at apex. Heard some good loud signals and got a few 59 reports back. Caught Walt(LW3EX) and Ed(CX1JK) on 10 meters. Had a 80m thru 10m sweep with Ed(W7GVE) 15 miles away, hi hi Thanks to all !! 73
 thanks to everyone who pulled my QRP out, got a little more working time this month, had a blast,worked some of my new friends from facebook,wish next month was here already
 Rodney---- N4RAY
 Dr Bert (F6HKA) has best ears ever! My station K1@0.9W to 88' Zepp @ 50'.
 Another great WES! Thanks to all who worked my KX3 5 watt signal. Special thanks to Bert, F6HKA and Max, KH6ZM for pulling me out of the noise. Had to work all day Saturday but managed to make a few contacts from the hangar with the HB1B. Yard work interfered Sunday afternoon but I had a great time running into the house to see who I could contact between chores. It was too darn HOT to be outside anyway! My sincere appreciation to the organizers who keep us entertained and challenged with these weekend sprintathons.
 Elecraft KX3 to a 80 meter Loop up 45 feet. Vibroplex straight key.
 From Hal K5HEM, SKCC #8421C
 Great fun - conditions were actually good, but had some issues Sunday with local thunderstorms - added significantly towards my Tribune award.
 Nice activity on 15,20,40 and 80 meters. Hoping for some Canada stations but did not hear any. Enjoyed the WES.
 I had been looking forward to this Sprintathon. No conflict in schedules, duties or chores. Maybe it was my QTH or antennas, but it semed like the propagation conditions were poor most of the time. I had long periods when I didn't find anyone one on twenty meters and few on forty. I worked one VE station and didn't find anymore. 15 Meters was vacant most of the time. Just when I thought conditons were bad, I get called by Bert, F6FKA. And at the tail end of the Sprintathon, Toly, UT3UY, Ukraine, called me on 40 meters. That was a great feeling to end on.
 Operated with the Yaesu FT2000, <100 watts, 40 Meter Vertical Loop, EFHWD for 40 - 10 and a 130 ft doublet at 40 ft. Thanks for all the QSOs. Sorry to those I couldn't pull through. Great cw ops out there, 73 and cuagan in October. 73 de Vaden NN4K
 Band conditions generally good here in Oklahoma even though some signals were weak the noise levels were low. Thanks to all who were able to work my station. TS 850s and AV-640 vertical using German Junker straight key.
 What a fun WES! Bands cooperated mostly throughout - but, on a run in the last hour someone in the neighborhood turned something on that my rig/system did not like. QRM was electrical in nature and finally went away with 15 minutes left.
 Only worked two Canadian stations...but, worked F6HKA/Bert (of course)and a new more recent member CX1JK/Eduardo from URU, which was unexpected...he must have good ears, and Max/KH6ZM who I have not heard from a while.
 Hi Ed/W7GVE..you and the AZ Posse were booming into OR (let alone Tony K6ELQ). Best, Don KF7DS
 I was only able to participate the last couple hours and enjoyed it. The sprints are always a blast. My good ol' Les Logan Speed-X model 501 was the work horse, again. See you next time.
 Would like to say I am sorry N4RAY, lost you after you sent your number, I could hear something but was unable to copy.
 A great WES with the SKCC family. Many thanks to Ron for the new logging program.
 From JERRY K6III, SKCC #6830T
 Trying to finish off the SENATOR award... only 2 T''''s short of the goal.
 From Bob W0GAF, SKCC #6258T
 Tried some patio QRP this month. Thanks for another great WES.
 A wonderful WES. 20m was wide open both days which made it fun. I also made my 1st SKCC "G" contact--with special thanks to G4LMW for the great contact. It seems like there were many newer members on as well with the 11000 series numbers. All in all a great WES.
 Kurt Decker KJ5WU
 SKCC 9037T
 ICOM 726 80m inverted vee VIZKEY Camelback (a great key)
 First WES in awhile, as always a fun event. Can't believe I missed 13 of the lower 48 states !
 It was a pleasure to have been one of the bonus station. Unfortunatelly, with 5W and a simple wire antenna it was not possible to complete QSO's with every station that was called. Sri for those misses, and my appreciation to all those with whom I was able to complete QSO's. Rig: KX3 at 5W; Ant.: Vert. wire at 43 ft.; SK: Viking SpeedX. 73 de Jose VE3DTI.
 This was one of the best sprints ever--The ops keep getting better, and the crowds bigger! I picked up 15 new numbers-- thats a good indicator of the popularity of this event..
 73/ ED / W7GVE
 ..saw a comment on SKCC's Facebook page that no "8's" were being heard.. had to fix that! Only worked WES for about an hour or so.. bands not so hot.
 From RON VE3FMW, SKCC #10702
 My first SKCC event was great fun...altho I had to take time out to repair my 65-year-old Lightning bug, which broke mid-way. Thanks to all for their patience with the sometimes erratic sending; used bug and straight key about equal periods; it was the longest workout for the old Speed-X in more than 30 years!
 CU all next time....73 Ron VE3FMW
 Great fun. Bands were in good shape. Look forward to future WES events.
 From Bruce AA5CO, SKCC #10643C
 I didn't have a whole lot of time this weekend but had alot of fun as always in the WES! No luck on 80 or 15 meters this weekend, all of my QSOs were on 40 and 20. I had the pleasure of working both ends of the membership number list on 40 meters. First, K5TIA #10963 followed immediately by WD5ABC #12 (my lowest SKCC member number in the log). There were at least 3 stations that answered my CQ's Sunday afternoon but were way too weak to copy even after 2-3 repeats. Sorry if you were one of those folks....let's try again next month! I did manage to pick up 16 new #'s toward my Tribune level. 73 and see you next month.
 This WES seemed to start out slow, but really picked up. I only heard two Canada stations and made only one QSO with Richard, VE3NUL. At least he was 30pt bonus (province and capital). I was hoping for a little better conditions to Canada :-( Highlight was a 40m QSO with VK7CW. I was real proud of my 1987 Carolina windom at 27ft :-)
 I worked for the Club station NG1O "Pony express Contesters", so only a few minute for My station, but I wanted to at least enter...Great time NG10 made centurian during week end. See you in Oct Dave W0YZZ #5519T
 From Jim ND9M, SKCC #8233T
 Excellent WES! Thanks to all the VA/VE/VO stations that were on the air this weekend, and kudos to whoever sent an e-mail to all our friends on the roster to the north of the US about this month's theme. The highlight of this month's WES for me was working Max, KH6ZM who was the 50th state for me to finish off WAS-C. On top of that, I worked Max with a QRP output power of 2 watts!
 This weekend allowed time for a couple of short sessions, mostly S&P. I stayed on 20 meters because the stations just kept rolling in. Good band conditions here made for a very fun WES. Didn't hear W9DLN though . . . was he on the air at all? :)
 From Daniel SQ2KLU, SKCC #NONE
 73, de SQ2KLU
 Put in an enjoyable hour or so for 11 QSO's.
 Must admit, I only remembered thr WES around 1500z on Sunday.
 Thanks to WA1LWS/Hans, K2NPN/Phil, VE1EI/John, S57WJ/Gabor, F6HKA/Bert, K4GM/George,
 S51GW/Wili, K1PUB/Chas, SQ2KLU/Daniel, AI4UN/Charles & SP3DGV/Genek.
 Rig: Yaesu FT-2000 - 100 watts - Cushcraft MA6V vertical - Derek Stillwell straight key.
 One of the best Sprints in a while. Plenty of activity to keep my interest up. Worked a few Canadians, thanks guys. Got one "S" W9DLN (Dan). Got some new "Ts" toward my Senator. Rig K-2 at 70 watts and a 40M Loop and tri-band yagi. Keys, a J-38 and Vibroplex Champion. Max, KH6ZM and Walt, LW3EX were a pleasant surprise. Thanks to all that worked me. 73
 Had fun. I ran my TS130V at 4w and Radio Shack straight key. Ray
 For me this was a bonus to what was already "grandparents day". Got to work 1 hour of the WES and had a blast with a nice run on 40 meters during that hour, thanks everyone. 73 wi0s 2028t
 From Brent VE9EX, SKCC #10792
 I had a great time. I almost doubled my lifetime number of CW QSOs.
 I counted the senator I worked as a tribune since there was no separate category for senators. Only worked the WES for about 1 1/2 hours on Sunday morning, but enjoyed the sprint nonetheless. Rig is Elecraft K3, antenna is ladder line fed 102' doublet at 15 feet (except for my lone 20 meter contact, for which I used a 1/2 wave dipole at 20 feet), and key is Begali Blade. See you in the next sprint. 73, Art
 From Dave K8HW, SKCC #5324T
 Had a blast! Worked whole WES with two wires, a bug, and 5 watts.
 From Roger KC4HCH, SKCC #7688T
 Seemed like lots of participation this month – maybe just better condx. Hope some of y’all got your Maple Leafs !
 Here is a shout out to all the Canadian stations who participated and added to the fun.
 Special thanks to VE1PVH - Paul, VO1BB - Bill, VY2RB - Richard, VA5CW – Bill, VE5UO – Dave, all of whom I was fortunate enuf to be able to log.
 Only few hours worked this time.
 I used my new gift to transmit, given to me by AMIGO Pablo KP4SJ and is a Signal Corps U.S. Army Flame Proof Key J-5-A made by L.S. Brach Mfg. CO. Newark, NJ.
 Made 10 T , 2 C and 1S. Not able to work any VE for bonus points.
 Worked on 15 and 20 meters bands.
 HELLO AGN. BUSY WEEKEND HERE WITH XYL. STILL HAD FUN FOR TIME INVOLVED. USED MY NEWEST ''DUB-BUG''... HAD FUN ON 15M, WRKED BERT F6HKA IN FRANCE, TOLY UT3UY IN UKRAINE, AND ALI 4X1WQ IN ISRAEL, (NEW COUNTRY FOR ME)..ONLY HEARD AND WORKED ONE VE... STILL USING THE FT817 AT 5 WTS. QRP HAS TO ME MORE SELF ACHIEVING THAN RUNNING 100 WTS.... TRY IT-YOU'LL LIKE IT !
 SO, THANKS AGAIN TO THE SKCC CREW FOR THEIR PROGRAMS.. HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL IN OCT WES.......73..DAVE.. N9ZXL/QRP.
 Good conditions, even Walt on 10m! Thanks to all.
 From Frank N3FLL, SKCC #10376T
 Enjoyed the WES as usual. I thought the bands were good at my location except for the SSB and RTTY on 40 at night.
 20M is my only other HF band and was very productive.
 I put out some "CQ's" with my new "cootie" but switched
 to the straight key for the exchange. I'm new to and still
 getting used to the "cootie" but really like it.
 Maybe I'll be able to use the "cootie" 100% next WES
 Frank N3FLL
 Not much time, but as usual an enjoyable WES. Not as much QRN, either. The neighbor got rid of his goats and shut off his electric fence, so no more click-click-click on the lower bands.
 Another fun 'WES'. Put up that QRPp experiment and jumped in with QRO OPs. Nice to hear some old SKCC friends and new numbers as well. See you next time. 73 to all.
 From Ryan KF5PFU, SKCC #10520
 The first WES I've been able to participate in for a number of months! Who knew wedding planning could take up so much time?!
 From RICK K5TIA, SKCC #10963
 Few contacts. Many new SKCC. First WES using the Logger.
 20m was hot here!
 Not much time for this WES ! Did give the ole McElroy Stream key a work out though.
 It was great to hear so many members on the air. Worked a bunch of members I had never worked before. Great to see so much activity despite the other contests. Very good condx on 40, 20 and 15m. QRN mostly on 80m. Had no trouble hearing the QRP stations. Looking forward to the next Sprint. 73
 Stayed on 20M ... too lazy to go outside on the patio and change whips to go to other bands.
 Icom IC-7000 @50W to homebrew vertical made with Hamstick mobile antenna.
 Got my "new" Czech Army key a couple of weeks ago. It's become my favorite ... it's so smooth!
 You can tell the attached photo is staged since the operating desk is clean and neat.
 The rectangular blue thingy on the front of the desk is a foam rubber computer keyboard wrist rest if found in the closet ... it really helps my wrist with the keying.
 Always look forward to WES and SKS. ... for some reason, for the past several months I've managed to be out of town on Tuesday evenings for the SKS. Tried working from the hotel a couple of times, but the 1000 dB over S9 noise floor brought no joy. Shouldn't complain ... I've got a job!
 Looking forward to next WES and SKS.
 Did not have any time to play in the WES. Art WA7NB was so loud I could copy him over my dummy load with the attenuator on with my Elecraft K1, true story... I also worked K4BAI John with a very nice signal. 73 to all and hope to have more time to play next month.
 Scotty/Nu0S/SKCC NR 5880/Nebraska
 Thanks again to everyone for a fun WES.
 Sol nearly spotless and very low indexes again but SKCC signals were heard everywhere
 Didn`t have a lot of time on this Sprint but enjoyed a lot
 What happened in Outlaw land?... there were a bunch of MO stns around
 QSO stats: 3 on 14MHz, 41 on 21MHz and 34 on 28MHz
 TU all for another fun WES, looking forward to the next BCNU 73, Walt- ..-
 From Al WB4JJJ, SKCC #9459C
 Nice to work SKCC members in the Ukraine and Sardinia!
 K3/P3 at 5W, Hex Beam, Begali HST cootie, Sprintlogger.
 Another fun WES, thanks W1PNS (Pete hope to CU in QRPAF).
 Only had time for about 1 1/2 hours. 20M seemed to be in good shape. Worked one Senator and counted KO1U as a T. Funnest qso VA6FUN.
 Thanks for a great contest. Condition fairly good here . Worked stations on all bands except 160 mtrs. Had an English station called me for a chat in the middle of the contest. Also I decided to do some antenna work in the middle of the contest too. Only one Missouri station worked.
 Rig: IC-718 100 Watts to a 270 ft dipole fed with coax and a 600 ohm balun. Antenna up 30 ft. Works really good.
 Nil on Canadian stations here in central Texas (only snagged 2), but with 15M open, I guess it made up for it. I had some DX multipliers I don't normally have. Over 25% of my QSOs were on 15M. Forty meters and 15 meters made up 70% while 20 meters was about 30%. Quite a change from previous events for me. And once again the bug saved my wrist. I'll probably never make 24 hrs, but I got a little closer. Thanks to all who participated.
 1st WES. Only worked 3 stations due mostly to my own timidity. Still had fun. 73 k5teb, Terry.
 The new Senator Award has certainly increased the participation. Squeezed in a few contacts between grandchildren visits.
 First time in years I've actually made an effort to work a contest. The goal was to finish my Tx8. Had to take time off each night to support the Cards in their bid for first place. It all worked out pretty good as the Cards are now in front and I completed my Tx8 with 1 hour to spare in WES. I've forgotten how much a weekend test can take out of you. But, it was my birthday and the planning director set it up so I could play all weekend as a celebration for turning OLD. Not sure she did me any favors but I had a lot of fun. I hope all you did as well. Thanks to SKCC for another great event. 73 and CU all agn Jerry
 This was a great WES! Conditions were good, and I agree with several who mentioned that the members are getting better, and more are on the air. This was one of my better efforts. I had 54 QSO's, a record for me, including 24 states, Bert in France, Gabor in Slovenia, and one Canadian in Nova Scotia. But to get Ari in Israel, on a long wire and 60 watts, was an absolute thrill! Yes, I had my earphones on both ears, and both hands on the earphones; but I pulled him out. He gave me a 529, but he was probably generous : ). 6,000 miles on 60 watts. I'll take it! - 73's - John
 Conditions here on 40 M were superb at night. Gave 589 report to WY3H in PA who was running 800 mw. My QSOs by band: 80 M = 9, 40 M = 122, 20 M = 60, 15 M = 3. Thanks everyone for another great time. 73 Bill
 Thanks to all who participated, and again, thanks to Roger, KC4HCH, for the theme idea. Well played, sir!
 Had time to work the last part of Sunday. The summer is so busy! Good to hear allot of signals. Low # was 3, Gordon,N6WK, and high # 11096, John K0JVX. John again, welcome to SKCC. Had to work Dan, W9DLN, and Bert, F6HKA, it would not be a sprint without working them! As the wx changes, more time will be spent on the radio..
 way too nice outside to spend more than a few hours on the WES, but had fun for the time I got on. Hope to do more with winter coming.
 From Jim K8SSS, SKCC #3967
 Didn''t break or tie my last WES record but fun anyway! CU next WES!
 No,the score is not everyone's RST Hi Hi. Only heard 2 Canadian stations. Always meet old friends and make new ones. IC 756 Pro3, 100 watts, ZS6BKW up 50', Bencher RJ-1.
 Not a lot of time to work but did get AUS, NZ, and HI. I wish they were that easy for K3Y.
 Had a great time !! Worked most of the day Saturday on the WES but limited time on Sunday. Got a whole bunch of buddies and new members. Worked Bert , F6HKA after I turned the power down to 500mw. He hears EVERYTHING !!! Everyone else I worked at 5 watts. Thanks for all the fun contacts !!!
 From Phil KL8DX/W1, SKCC #38005
 Set up a quick portable station on the back deck of our new location. I only had time for a handful of contacts on Saturday evening. When I checked the bands on Sunday, I found propagation was a bit tough for my portable set up. It was great to hear the sweet sound of CW once again as it's been a few months for me.
 Could be the best sprint yet! Lots of stations to work any time I could get on the air. Got into the Max frenzy on Saturday night-first time working HI qrp. Did a lot of yardwork on Saturday so I had time to work "patio portable" on Sunday afternoon. I hope the attached picture comes out-WES and football, what could be better! 73 and hope to work you next time!
 Only had less than an hour to operate on Sat night. Had to get up early to get to Findlay Hamfest wich is 100 miles from my qth. Nice to work Slim (our path much better on 80 than 40 Slim)my longest contact was Art kb1nhv in Vt (tnx Art) all qso's were on 80 tonight. Hope to do better next month.
 40M was great on Saturday morning and late afternoon, evening when I was able to operate. An unknown number of QSOs was completed with my tuner in the "Tune" position (Emtech ZM-2). Instead of all my 3 watts getting to the feedline, I guess about 750mw was feeding my antenna. I have yet to measure the attenuation. After a brief 20 excursion, I finished the sprint back on 40. Had a good time and made more contacts than usual.. so it is all good. See you all next month. 72/73 Peter
 Either condx were really great or the 90 additional watts did the trick... I recently switched to indoor antennas, so added the 100 watt amp to my K3 in order to make up the deficit. (Think I've had enough practice sending unanswered CQs at the bottom end of the QRO category since joining SKCC seven years ago, hee hee...)
 My first QSO with our only PE station, tks Richard VY2RB! Also got Garry VE5SG and Harold VE5BCS, holding down the fort in SK, one after the other during the final minutes. Always great to bounce signals up to the GWN!
 What's with all the dup calls? Guys must be using paper logs and can't keep track of who they worked before (same as me, hahah...)
 My setup: Elecraft K3/100; attic Cobweb antenna 10m thru 20m + 40m; trusty Junker straight key.
 73 and a tap o' the key to all!
 Just got to work a little Sat/Sun mornings. Good signals on 40 and 20. Thanks to all for the fun. CU next month.
 Great fun as always especially with great band conditions and activity on 20 & 40 meters.
 Lots of things happening on that weekend,nice wx, broken tractor ,football and visites, and my best wes tnx to all on the air 73
 From Stew KE4YH, SKCC #1893T
 A fun event. Used my OMNI VII and ground mounted 6BTV. Lots of radials help.
 not much time to work the contest. was in and out several times over the weekend.
 From Andy WA5RML, SKCC #3169
 TT Jupiter @100 wts to G5RV (40M) and Vertical (20M); Vibroplex straight key.
 Enjoyed the event very much. Thanks to all of the operators that I contacted.
 Had fun with the few hours I got to operate.
 Ran the Flex 3000 at 5 watts with the Vibroplex Bug.
 CU next month.
 Didn't have much time due to family obligations. Spent about the last 2 or so hours on 40M. Tuff QSO with K5YQF in TX and N8BB in MI but pulled them in. Also a vry nice QSO with LW3EX. Tnx to our Canadian friend VA2SG for the nice QSO. Hope to get some more time in next time. Spending too much of time with a 1 transistor Xmtr project that is only putting out 370 milliwatts. 73 Steve
 Not many contacts for me, but I enjoyed participating on and off throughout the weekend. 73 de Tony
 Just couldn't shake off a cold, so wasn't feeling well enough to participate. It was on my mind, but the flesh was weak. Better luck next month.
 From Jeff K9JAJ, SKCC #10921
 Actually, 2 T's and 1 S, KO1U.
 This is my first QRPp WES and I got some of the weakest reports ever, like 529 339 439, I felt guilty making everyone work so hard to QSO with me! Thanks and A tip of the hat to you all!
 A great WES, worked 7 new members, 11 DX stations mostly on 15M A nice surprise when I worked VK7CW on 40M, some others 5 2X QRP & 4 1X QRP. Two non-members ON7LB/QRP and Route 66 W6F. Thanks to the Canadian stations for their efforts and to all others that made it a fun event, and especially Slims gang of Mo Outlaws..Thank you all....73 Rick
 From CHARLES K0CW, SKCC #4962T
 No Canadians worked - and not much for me time this WES.
 From Edu CX1JK, SKCC #10979
 It was my first time in this WES contest and really I have liked very much. I hope to participate in the next ones.
 Revised to include credit for my 1 S QSO.
 Better condx Sunday afternoon but too many projects, too little time. NZ1D
 From George K3EMS, SKCC #8687
 Had a couple contacts from home and two from "lakeside"- all portable/ longwire on a 20ft pole,zm-2 tuner, Ten-Tec 4020
 Lots of fun, grateful to all friends of SKCC, 73
 Someone has a knob like the original P. S. Marconi 213 key?
 TNX CUL GB
 Nice WES event as always. Looking forward to work more tribunes for the Senator Award.
 Had a rare Saturday off which helped. Hope to get time next month also.
 From Bernard F5DE/P, SKCC #6247T
 That was a wet but nice radio week-end on portable operation with some club friends.
 We were participating in the 144 MHz IARU region 1 Contest.
 To be ready for a few WES contacts I had with me a Portable station : FT747GX + 20m/40m Inverted Vee dipole, not more than 6 metres agl.
 In spite of not being often QRV at the WES station, I was vy glad to find 18 stations amongst them VK4, VK7, 5 other countries and 10 US states/VE Provinces.
 Nice to be called by VK7CW for my DX QSO.
 73 to all and see you soon nearby the SKCC frequencies !
 That was a unique sprint. Very enjoyable. Was operating with < 1W for a change. Hope to see more sprints like this. Brion 4936T
 Operated this one from Rathtrevor Provincial Park while
 camping - 5w with HB1B and buddipole vertical. Great wx and condx
 for operating outside. Thanks for digging me out!
 From JB KR5RR, SKCC #8118
 Casual contester, didn't keep "C" or "T" count - logged in fldigi.
 My goal in the WES was to get enough T’s for my Senator. Mission accomplished, with 15 spares. Also managed to get endorsements for Tribune 20Mx7, 40Mx2, Prefix x5 and 20Mx2. I couldn’t figure out why a lot of you were looking for Canada on the Sked Page. I did not see the “Oh, Canada!” theme until I went to submit my score. Guess I looked at the WES page too early. Lesson learned (I hope). I still managed to snag nine provinces and two capitals. Thanks to all who made this an enjoyable and fun WES.
 From JEFF KE9V, SKCC #3383C
 Weak effort during an incredibly busy weekend. Highlight was working VK7CW on 40M. Thanks for the Q's and see you all NEXT month in the WES. 73 de Jeff, KE9V 3383C


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 DECIZIA NR. 126/2014 A COMITETULUI MIXT AL SEE
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 Directiva 2011/88/UE a Parlamentului European și a Consiliului din 16 noiembrie 2011 de modificare a Directivei 97/68/CE în ceea ce privește dispozițiile aplicabile motoarelor introduse pe piață în cadrul regimului de flexibilitate (1) trebuie încorporată în Acordul privind SEE.
 (2)
 Prin urmare, anexa II la Acordul privind SEE ar trebui modificată în mod corespunzător,
 ADOPTĂ PREZENTA DECIZIE:
 Articolul 1
 În anexa II la Acordul privind SEE, la capitolul XXIV punctul 1a (Directiva 97/68/CE a Parlamentului European și a Consiliului) se adaugă următoarea liniuță:
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 32011 L 0088: Directiva 2011/88/UE a Parlamentului European și a Consiliului din 16 noiembrie 2011 (JO L 305, 23.11.2011, p. 1).”
 Articolul 2
 Textele Directivei 2011/88/UE în limbile islandeză și norvegiană, care urmează să fie publicate în suplimentul SEE la Jurnalul Oficial al Uniunii Europene, sunt autentice.
 Articolul 3
 Prezenta decizie intră în vigoare la 28 iunie 2014, cu condiția să se fi efectuat toate notificările prevăzute la articolul 103 alineatul (1) din Acordul privind SEE (2).
 Articolul 4
 Prezenta decizie se publică în secțiunea SEE și în suplimentul SEE ale Jurnalului Oficial al Uniunii Europene.
 Adoptată la Bruxelles, 27 iunie 2014.
 Pentru Comitetul mixt al SEE
 Președintele
 Gianluca GRIPPA
 (1) JO L 305, 23.11.2011, p. 1.
 (2) Nu au fost semnalate obligații constituționale.


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 Protokółdo Konwencji z 1979 r. w sprawie transgranicznego zanieczyszczania powietrza na dalekie odległości, dotyczący długofalowego finansowania wspólnego programu monitoringu i oceny przenoszenia zanieczyszczeń powietrza na dalekie odległości w Europie (EMEP)UMAWIAJĄCE SIĘ STRONY,przypominając, że Konwencja w sprawie transgranicznego zanieczyszczania powietrza na dalekie odległości (zwana dalej "konwencją") weszła w życie dnia 16 marca 1983 r.,doceniając znaczenie "Wspólnego programu monitoringu i oceny przenoszenia zanieczyszczeń powietrza na dalekie odległości w Europie" (zwanego dalej EMEP), wymienionego w artykułach 9 i 10 konwencji,świadome pozytywnych wyników osiągniętych dotychczas w realizacji EMEP,uznając, że dotychczasowa realizacja EMEP była możliwa dzięki środkom finansowym zapewnionym przez Program Środowiska Narodów Zjednoczonych (UNEP) oraz dzięki dobrowolnym udziałom rządów,mając na uwadze, że środki finansowe UNEP będą przekazywane tylko do końca 1984 r. i że fundusze UNEP razem z dobrowolnymi udziałami rządów są niewystarczające dla pełnej realizacji programu prac EMEP, konieczne staje się zapewnienie długofalowego finansowania po roku 1984,biorąc pod uwagę apel Europejskiej Komisji Gospodarczej do rządów państw członkowskich EKG, zawarty w uchwale Komisji B (XXXVIII), aby na pierwszym posiedzeniu Organu Wykonawczego konwencji (zwanego dalej "Organem Wykonawczym") uzgodnić podstawę, zapewniającą źródła finansowe, umożliwiające Organowi Wykonawczemu realizację jego działalności, w szczególności w odniesieniu do programu prac EMEP,stwierdzając, że konwencja nie zawiera żadnych przepisów dotyczących finansowania EMEP i dlatego niezbędne jest przyjęcie odpowiednich postanowień w tej sprawie,biorąc pod uwagę wytyczne dotyczące opracowania projektu oficjalnego dokumentu uzupełniającego konwencję, wymienione w zaleceniach przyjętych przez Organ Wykonawczy na jego pierwszej sesji (7–10 czerwca 1983 r.),UZGODNIŁY, CO NASTĘPUJE:Artykuł 1OkreśleniaW rozumieniu niniejszego protokołu:1. "procentowy udział ONZ" oznacza udział procentowy Umawiającej się Strony na dany rok finansowy w skali procentowej udziałów przewidzianych na pokrycie kosztów Organizacji Narodów Zjednoczonych,2. "rok finansowy" oznacza rok finansowy Organizacji Narodów Zjednoczonych; "podstawę roczną" i "koszty roczne" należy rozumieć odpowiednio,3. "Ogólny Fundusz Powierniczy" oznacza Ogólny Fundusz Powierniczy do finansowania realizacji Konwencji w sprawie transgranicznego zanieczyszczania powietrza na dalekie odległości, ustanowiony przez Sekretarza Generalnego Organizacji Narodów Zjednoczonych,4. "zasięg geograficzny EMEP" oznacza obszar, na którym realizowany jest monitoring, koordynowany przez międzynarodowe centra EMEP [1].Artykuł 2Finansowanie EMEPW ramach finansowania EMEP będzie się pokrywać roczne koszty międzynarodowych centrów współpracujących w ramach EMEP, wynikające z działalności przewidzianej w programie prac Organu Sterującego EMEP.Artykuł 3Udziały1. Zgodnie z postanowieniami niniejszego artykułu fundusze na finansowanie programu EMEP będą składać się z udziałów obowiązkowych, uzupełnionych udziałami dobrowolnymi. Udziały mogą być wnoszone w walutach wymienialnych, niewymienialnych lub w formie rzeczowej.2. Udziały obowiązkowe będą wnoszone w stosunku rocznym przez wszystkie Umawiające się Strony niniejszego protokołu, których terytoria znajdują się w zasięgu geograficznym EMEP.3. Udziały dobrowolne mogą być wnoszone przez Umawiające się Strony lub sygnatariuszy niniejszego protokołu, nawet jeżeli ich terytoria znajdują się poza zasięgiem geograficznym EMEP, oraz - pod warunkiem zatwierdzenia przez Organ Wykonawczy na podstawie zalecenia Organu Sterującego EMEP - przez jakikolwiek inny kraj, organizację lub osobę, która pragnie przyczynić się do realizacji programu prac EMEP.4. Koszty roczne programu prac EMEP będą pokrywane z udziałów obowiązkowych. Udziały w gotówce i w formie rzeczowej, takie jak świadczone dla międzynarodowych centrów przez goszczące je kraje, będą wyszczególnione w programie prac. Udziały dobrowolne mogą być wykorzystane, pod warunkiem zatwierdzenia przez Organ Wykonawczy, na podstawie zalecenia Organu Sterującego, albo na zmniejszenie udziałów obowiązkowych, albo na finansowanie specjalnych działań w ramach EMEP.5. Udziały obowiązkowe i dobrowolne w gotówce będą wnoszone na Ogólny Fundusz Powierniczy.Artykuł 4Podział kosztów1. Udziały obowiązkowe będą wnoszone zgodnie z warunkami określonymi w załączniku do niniejszego protokołu.2. Organ Wykonawczy rozważy potrzebę wniesienia poprawek do załącznika:a) jeżeli roczny budżet EMEP ulegnie zwiększeniu dwa i pół krotnie w stosunku do poziomu budżetu rocznego przyjętego na rok, w którym wszedł w życie niniejszy protokół, lub na rok, w którym wniesiono ostatnią poprawkę do załącznika, w zależności od tego, co jest późniejsze, lubb) jeżeli Organ Wykonawczy na podstawie zalecenia Organu Sterującego wyznaczy nowe międzynarodowe centrum, lubc) po upływie sześciu lat od wejścia w życie niniejszego protokołu lub sześciu lat od wniesienia ostatniej poprawki do załącznika, w zależności od tego, co jest późniejsze.3. Poprawki do załącznika przyjmowane będą przez consensus Organu Wykonawczego.Artykuł 5Budżet rocznyBudżet roczny EMEP sporządzany będzie przez Organ Sterujący EMEP, a zatwierdzany przez Organ Wykonawczy, nie później niż na rok przed rokiem finansowym, którego dotyczy.Artykuł 6Poprawki do protokołu1. Każda Umawiająca się Strona niniejszego protokołu może zaproponować do niego poprawki.2. Teksty proponowanych poprawek będą przedstawiane na piśmie Sekretarzowi Wykonawczemu Europejskiej Komisji Gospodarczej, który przekaże je wszystkim Umawiającym się Stronom protokołu. Organ Wykonawczy będzie rozpatrywać tak zgłoszone poprawki na swoim najbliższym corocznym posiedzeniu, pod warunkiem że propozycje zostały przekazane Umawiającym się Stronom protokołu przez Sekretarza Wykonawczego Europejskiej Komisji Gospodarczej co najmniej na 90 dni przed terminem tego posiedzenia.3. Poprawka do niniejszego protokołu, inna niż poprawka do załącznika, będzie uchwalana przez consensus przedstawicieli Umawiających się Stron protokołu i wejdzie w życie w stosunku do Umawiających się Stron protokołu, które ją przyjęły, dziewięćdziesiątego dnia po złożeniu depozytariuszowi przez dwie trzecie tych Umawiających się Stron dokumentów przyjęcia poprawki. Poprawka ta wejdzie w życie w stosunku do każdej innej Umawiającej się Strony dziewięćdziesiątego dnia po złożeniu przez tę Umawiającą się Stronę dokumentu przyjęcia poprawki.Artykuł 7Rozstrzyganie sporówW razie powstania sporu między dwiema lub więcej Umawiającymi się Stronami niniejszego protokołu, dotyczącego jego interpretacji lub stosowania, Strony będą poszukiwały rozwiązania w drodze negocjacji lub stosując jakąkolwiek inną metodę rozstrzygania sporu, możliwą do przyjęcia przez Strony pozostające w sporze.Artykuł 8Podpisanie1. Niniejszy protokół będzie otwarty do podpisu w Biurze Organizacji Narodów Zjednoczonych w Genewie w dniach od 28 września 1984 r. do dnia 5 października 1984 r. włącznie, a następnie w siedzibie Organizacji Narodów Zjednoczonych w Nowym Jorku do dnia 4 kwietnia 1985 r., dla państw członkowskich Europejskiej Komisji Gospodarczej, jak również dla państw posiadających status doradczy w Europejskiej Komisji Gospodarczej, zgodnie z ustępem 8 rezolucji 36 (IV) z 28 marca 1947 r. Rady Gospodarczo-Społecznej oraz dla regionalnych organizacji integracji gospodarczej, utworzonych przez suwerenne państwa członkowskie Europejskiej Komisji Gospodarczej, które mają kompetencje do prowadzenia negocjacji, zawierania i stosowania międzynarodowych umów w sprawach objętych niniejszym protokołem, pod warunkiem że zainteresowane państwa i organizacje są stronami konwencji.2. W sprawach należących do ich kompetencji takie regionalne organizacje integracji gospodarczej będą we własnym imieniu korzystać z praw i wypełniać obowiązki, które niniejszy protokół przyznaje ich państwom członkowskim. W takich przypadkach państwa członkowskie tych organizacji nie będą korzystać z tych praw indywidualnie.Artykuł 9Ratyfikacja, przyjęcie, zatwierdzenie i przystąpienie1. Niniejszy protokół podlega ratyfikacji, przyjęciu lub zatwierdzeniu przez sygnatariuszy.2. Niniejszy protokół będzie otwarty do przystąpienia od dnia 5 października 1984 r. dla państw i organizacji, o których mowa w artykule 8 ustęp 1.3. Dokumenty ratyfikacyjne, przyjęcia, zatwierdzenia lub przystąpienia będą składane Sekretarzowi Generalnemu Organizacji Narodów Zjednoczonych, który będzie pełnić funkcje depozytariusza.Artykuł 10Wejście w życie1. Niniejszy protokół wejdzie w życie dziewięćdziesiątego dnia następującego po dniu:a) złożenia dokumentów ratyfikacyjnych, przyjęcia, zatwierdzenia lub przystąpienia przez co najmniej dziewiętnaście państw i organizacji, o których mowa w artykule 8 ustęp 1, których obszar terytorialny znajduje się w zasięgu geograficznym EMEP; orazb) gdy suma procentowych udziałów ONZ tych państw i organizacji przekroczy czterdzieści procent.2. Dla każdego państwa i organizacji, o których mowa w artykule 8 ustęp 1, które ratyfikują, przyjmą lub zatwierdzą niniejszy protokół lub przystąpią do niego po jego wejściu w życie zgodnie z ustępem 1 niniejszego artykułu, protokół wejdzie w życie dziewięćdziesiątego dnia następującego po dniu złożenia przez takie państwo lub organizację dokumentu ratyfikacyjnego, przyjęcia, zatwierdzenia lub przystąpienia.Artykuł 11Wypowiedzenie1. W każdej chwili po upływie pięciu lat od daty wejścia w życie niniejszego protokołu w stosunku do Umawiającej się Strony, ta Umawiająca się Strona może w drodze pisemnej notyfikacji złożonej depozytariuszowi wypowiedzieć niniejszy protokół. Wystąpienie takie nabierze mocy dziewięćdziesiątego dnia następującego po dniu jego otrzymania przez depozytariusza.2. Wypowiedzenie nie ma wpływu na zobowiązanie finansowe Strony składającej wypowiedzenie do dnia wejścia w życie tego wypowiedzenia.Artykuł 12Teksty oryginalneOryginał niniejszego protokołu, którego teksty angielski, francuski i rosyjski są jednakowo autentyczne, zostanie złożony Sekretarzowi Generalnemu Organizacji Narodów Zjednoczonych.Na dowód czego niżej podpisani, należycie w tym celu upoważnieni, podpisali niniejszy protokół.Sporządzono w Genewie dnia dwudziestego ósmego września tysiąc dziewięćset osiemdziesiątego czwartego roku.[1] Obecnie działają następujące centra międzynarodowe: Centrum Koordynacji Chemicznej, Meteorologiczne Centrum Syntetyzujące Wschód i Meteorologiczne Centrum Syntetyzujące Zachód.--------------------------------------------------ZAŁĄCZNIKdo artykułu 4 Protokołu do Konwencji z 1979 r. w sprawie transgranicznego zanieczyszczania powietrza na dalekie odległości, dotyczącego długofalowego finansowania wspólnego programu monitoringu i oceny przenoszenia zanieczyszczeń powietrza na dalekie odległości w Europie (EMEP).Obowiązkowe udziały w kosztach finansowania wspólnego programu monitoringu i oceny przenoszenia zanieczyszczeń powietrza na dalekie odległości w Europie (EMEP) będą obliczane według następującej skali procentowej:| % |Austria | 1,59 |Bułgaria | 0,35 |Białoruska Socjalistyczna Republika Radziecka | 0,71 |Czechosłowacja | 1,54 |Finlandia | 1,07 |Niemiecka Republika Demokratyczna | 2,74 |Watykan | 0,02 |Węgry | 0,45 |Islandia | 0,06 |Liechtenstein | 0,02 |Norwegia | 1,13 |Polska | 1,42 |Portugalia | 0,30 |Rumunia | 0,37 |San Marino | 0,02 |Hiszpania | 3,54 |Szwecja | 2,66 |Szwajcaria | 2,26 |Turcja | 0,60 |Ukraińska Socjalistyczna Republika Radziecka | 2,60 |Związek Socjalistycznych Republik Radzieckich | 20,78 |Jugosławia | 0,60 |Państwa Członkowskie Europejskiej Wspólnoty Gospodarczej: | |Belgia | 2,36 |Dania | 1,38 |Francja | 11,99 |Republika Federalna Niemiec | 15,73 |Grecja | 1,00 |Irlandia | 0,50 |Włochy | 6,89 |Luksemburg | 0,10 |Niderlandy | 3,28 |Zjednoczone Królestwo | 8,61 |EWG | 3,33 |Razem: | 100,00 |Kolejność Umawiających się Stron, wymienionych w niniejszym załączniku, została specjalnie ustalona w odniesieniu do systemu podziału kosztów, uzgodnionego przez Organ Wykonawczy konwencji. W związku z tym wykaz ten ma charakter specyficzny dla protokołu dotyczącego finansowania EMEP.--------------------------------------------------


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ΕΠΙΤΡΟΠΗ ΤΩΝ ΕΥΡΩΠΑΪΚΩΝ ΚΟΙΝΟΤΗΤΩΝ
 Κ0Μ(93) 305 τελικό
 Βρυξέλλες, 2 Ιουλίου 1993
 Πρόταση
 ΚΑΝΟΝΙΣΜΟΥ (ΕΟΚ) ΤΟΥ ΣΥΜΒΟΥΛΙΟΥ
 για την τροποποίηση του κανονισμού (ΕΟΚ) αριθ. 1842/83 για τη
 θέσπιση των γενικών κανόνων σχετικά με τη διάθεση γάλακτος και ορισμένων
 γαλακτοκομικών προϊόντων στους μαθητές σχολικών ιδρυμάτων
 (υποβληθείσα από την Επιτροπή)
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 ΑΙΤΙΟΛΟΓΙΚΗ ΕΚΘΕΣΗ
 Η συνημμένη πρόταση αποσκοπεί στη μείωση του ποσού της κοινοτικής ενισχύσεως που
 χορηγείται για τη διάθεση γάλακτος και ορισμένων γαλακτοκομικών προϊόντων στους
 μαθητές σχολικών ιδρυμάτων από 125 % σε 62,5 % της ενδεικτικής τιμής του
 γάλακτος. Η πρόταση αυτή συνδέεται με την κατάργηση της εισφοράς συνυπευθυνότητας
 στον τομέα του γάλακτος της οποίας τα έσοδα είχαν χρησιμοποιηθεί για να
 χρηματοδοτηθεί ένα σημαντικό μέρος των δαπανών που αφορούν την προαναφερθείσα
 εν ίσχυση.
 Συγχρόνως, προτείνεται να καταργηθεί η διάταξη που προβλέπει αυτόν τον τρόπο
 χρηματοδοτήσεως της ενισχύσεως.
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 Πρόταση
 ΚΑΝΟΝΙΣΜΟΣ (ΕΟΚ) αριθ. ΤΟΥ ΣΥΜΒΟΥΛΙΟΥ
 της
 για την τροποποίηση του κανονισμού (ΕΟΚ) αριθ. 1842/83 για τη
 θέσπιση των γενικών κανόνων σχετικά με τη διάθεση γάλακτος και ορισμένων
 γαλακτοκομικών προϊόντων στους μαθητές σχολικών ιδρυμάτων
 ΤΟ ΣΥΜΒΟΥΛΙΟ ΤΩΝ ΕΥΡΩΠΑΪΚΩΝ ΚΟΙΝΟΤΗΤΩΝ,
 Εχοντας υπόψη :
 τη συνθήκη για την ίδρυση της Ευρωπαϊκής Οικονομικής Κοινότητας,
 τον κανονισμό (ΕΟΚ) αριθ. 804/68 του Συμβουλίου, της 27ης Ιουνίου 1968, περί
 κοινής οργανώσεως αγοράς στον τομέα του γάλακτος και των γαλακτοκομικών
 προϊόντων^*), όπως τροποποιήθηκε τελευταία από τον κανονισμό (ΕΟΚ)
 αριθ. 2071/92<2) και ιδίως το άρθρο 26 παράγραφος 3,
 την πρόταση της Επιτροπής,
 Εκτιμώντας :
 ότι στο άρθρο 1 παράγραφος 3 του κανονισμού (ΕΟΚ) αριθ. 1842/83 του Συμβουλίου
 της 30ής Ιουνίου 1983( 3 ), όπως τροποποιήθηκε τελευταία από τον κανονισμό (ΕΟΚ)
 αριθ. 222/88<4) έχει καθορισθεί ότι το ποσό της κοινοτικής ενισχύσεως για το
 πλήρες γάλα ισούται με 125 % της ενδεικτικής τιμής του γάλακτος που ισχύει για
 την εν λόγω γαλακτοκομική περίοδο· ότι στο άρθρο 3 του εν λόγω κανονισμού
 προβλέπεται ότι το μέτρο της εν λόγω ενισχύσεως χρηματοδοτείται, εν μέρει, από
 τα έσοδα που προέρχονται από την εισφορά συνυπευθυνότητας που καθιερώθηκε από
 τον κανονισμό (ΕΟΚ) αριθ. 1079/77<5)· ότι ο τελευταίος αυτός κανονισμός
 καταργήθηκε από τον κανονισμό (ΕΟΚ) αριθ. 1029/93(6) με ισχύ από την
 1η Απριλίου 1993· ότι λαμβάνοντας υπόψη αφενός μεν τις επιπτώσεις επί του
 προϋπολογισμού και αφετέρου τη σκοπιμότητα διατηρήσεως του προγράμματος για το
 σχολικό γάλα, πρέπει να μειωθεί το ποσό της κοινοτικής ενισχύσεως και να
 διαγραφεί το προαναφερθέν άρθρο 3,
 (1) ΕΕ αριθ. 148 της 28. 6.1968, σ. 13
 (2) ΕΕ αριθ. 215 της 30. 7.1992, σ. 64
 (3) ΕΕ αριθ. 183 της 7. 7.1983, σ. 1
 (4) ΕΕ αριθ. 28 της 1. 2.1988, σ. 1
 (5) ΕΕ αριθ. 131 της 26. 5.1977, σ. 6
 (6) ΕΕ αριθ. 108 της 1. 5.1993, σ. 4
 ---pagebreak--- H
 ΕΞΕΔΩΣΕ TON ΠΑΡΟΝΤΑ ΚΑΝΟΝΙΣΜΟ :
 Αρθρο 1
 Ο κανονισμός (ΕΟΚ) αριθ. 1842/83 τροποποιείται ως εξής :
 1. Στο άρθρο 1, στην παράγραφο 3, ο αριθμός "125" αντικαθίσταται από τον
 αριθμό "62,5",
 2. Το άρθρο 3 καταργείται.
 Αρθρο 2
 Ο παρών κανονισμός αρχίζει να ισχύει την έβδομη ημέρα μετά τη δημοσίευση του στην
 Επίσημη Εφημερίδα των Ευρωπαϊκών Κοινοτήτων.
 Ο παρών κανονισμός είναι δεσμευτικός ως προς όλα τα μέρη του και ισχύει άμεσα σε
 κάθε κράτος μέλος.
 Βρυξέλλες, Για το Συμβούλιο
 ---pagebreak--- 5
 ΔΗΜΟΣΙΟΝΟΜΙΚΟ ΔΕΛΤΙΟ
 (PLAI/EL/0412)
 ΗΜΕΡΟΜΗΝΙΑ : 14.06.1993
 1. ΚΟΝΔΥΛΙ : Β1-2061 ΠΙΣΤΩΣΕΙΣ : 201 εκατ. ECU
 2. ΟΝΟΜΑΣΙΑ ΤΟΥ ΜΕΤΡΟΥ :
 Πρόταση κανονισμού του Συμβουλίου για την τροποποίηση του κανονισμού (ΕΟΚ)
 αριθ. 1842/83 για την καθιέρωση των γενικών κανόνων σχετικά με τη διάθεση
 γάλακτος και ορισμένων γαλακτοκομικών προϊόντων στους μαθητές των σχολικών
 ιδρυμάτων.
 3. ΝΟΜΙΚΗ ΒΑΣΗ : Αρθρο 26 παράγραφος 3 του κανονισμού (ΕΟΚ) αριθ. 804/68
 4. ΣΤΟΧΟΙ ΤΟΥ ΜΕΤΡΟΥ :
 Να τροποποιηθεί το ύψος της κοινοτικής ενίσχυσης.
 ΠΕΡΙΟΔΟΣ ΤΡΕΧΟΝ ΟΙΚΟΝΟ ΕΠΟΜΕΝΟ ΟΙΚΟΝΟ
 ΔΗΜΟΣΙΟΝΟΜΙΚΕΣ ΕΠΙΠΤΩΣΕΙΣ 12 ΜΗΝΩΝ ΜΙΚΟ ΕΤΟΣ (93) ΜΙΚΟ ΕΤΟΣ (94)
 5.0 Δ Α Π Α Ν Ε Σ Π Ο Υ Β Α Ρ Υ Ν Ο Υ Ν
 - ΤΟΝ ΠΡΟΫΠΟΛΟΓΙΣΜΟ ΤΩΝ Ε Κ
 (ΕΠΙΣΤΡΟΦΕΣ / ΠΑΡΕΜΒΑΣΕΙΣ) -112,8 εκ.ECU π.υ. -112,8 εκ.ECU
 - ΤΟΥΣ ΕΘΝΙΚΟΎΣ ΠΡΟΫΠΟΛΟΓΙΣΜΟΎΣ
 - ΑΛΛΟΥΣ ΤΟΜΕΙΣ
 5.1 ΕΣΟΔΑ
 - ΙΔΙΟΙ ΠΟΡΟΙ ΤΩΝ ΕΚ
 (ΕΙΣΦΟΡΕΣ / ΔΑΣΜΟΙ)
 - ΣΤΟ ΕΘΝΙΚΟ ΕΠΙΠΕΔΟ
 1995 1996 1997 1998
 5.0.1 ΠΡΟΒΛΕΨΕΙΣ ΔΑΠΑΝΩΝ -111,7εκ.ECU -111,7εκ.ECU -111,7εκ.ECU -111,7εκ.ECU
 5.1.1 ΠΡΟΒΛΕΨΕΙΣ ΕΣΟΔΩΝ
 5.2 ΤΡΟΠΟΣ ΥΠΟΛΟΓΙΣΜΟΥ :
 (Ενδεικτική τιμή) (Συντελεστής διορθώσεως)
 1994 : 575.000 t χ 260,1 ECU/t χ - 0,625 χ 1,207 (DT) = - 112,8 Mio ECU (Β)
 1995 : 575.000 t χ 257,4 ECU/t χ - 0,625 χ 1,207 (DT) = - 111,7 Mio ECU (Β)
 6.0 ΔΥΝΑΤΗ ΧΡΗΜΑΤΟΔΟΤΗΣΗ ΔΙΑ ΠΙΣΤΩΣΕΩΝ ΕΓΓΕΓΡΑΜΜΕΝΩΝ ΣΤΟ ΣΧΕΤΙΚΟ
 ΚΕΦΑΛΑΙΟ ΤΟΥ ΥΠΟ ΕΚΤΕΛΕΣΗ ΠΡΟΫΠΟΛΟΓΙΣΜΟΥ ΝΑΙ
 6.1 ΔΥΝΑΤΗ ΧΡΗΜΑΤΟΔΟΤΗΣΗ ΔΙΑ ΜΕΤΑΦΟΡΑΣ METASY ΚΕΦΑΛΑΙΩΝ ΤΟΥ
 ΥΠΟ ΕΚΤΕΛΕΣΗ ΠΡΟΫΠΟΛΟΓΙΣΜΟΥ
 6.2 ΑΝΑΓΚΗ ΣΥΜΠΛΗΡΩΜΑΤΙΚΟΥ ΠΡΟΫΠΟΛΟΓΙΣΜΟΥ
 6.3 Π Ι Σ Τ Ω Σ Ε Ι Σ Π Ο Υ Π Ρ Ε Π Ε Ι Ν Α Ε Γ Γ Ρ Α Φ Ο Υ Ν Σ Τ Ο Υ Σ Μ Ε Λ Λ Ο Ν Τ Ι Κ Ο Υ Σ
 ΠΡΟΫΠΟΛΟΓΙΣΜΟΎΣ ΝΑΙ
 ΠΑΡΑΤΗΡΗΣΕΙΣ
 Το ΠΣΠ για το 1994 έχει ήδη καταρτισθεί με την υπόθεση μειώσεως της κοινοτικής
 ενισχύσεως από 125% σε 62% της ενδεικτικής τιμής του γάλακτος.
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 ISSN 0254-1483
 COM(93)305 τελικό
 ΕΓΓΡΑΦΑ
 GR 03
 ΑριΦ. καταλόγου : CB-CO-93-340-GR-C
 ISBN 92-77-57410-0
 Υπηρεσία Επισήαων Εκδόσεων των Ευρωπαϊκών Κοινοτήτων
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Αριθ . C 318/22 EL Επίσημη Εφημερίδα των Ευρωπαϊκών Κοινοτήτων 26 . 10. 96
 H προσφεύγουσα προβάλλει παραβίαση της αρχής της εν πλήρη γνώση της καταστάσεως για τη συνεχεία που θα
 ισότητας, του άρθρου 2 παράγραφος 2, 3 , άρθρων 3 και 4 της δοθεί στις καταγγελίες.
 συμφωνίας για την κοινωνική πολιτική , καθώς και των αρχών
 της επικουρικότητας και της αναλογικότητας, που αναφέ Κατά την προσφεύγουσα, από τις εξηγήσεις αυτές ουδόλως
 ρονται στη δωδέκατη αιτιολογική σκέψη της προσβαλλομέ προκύπτουν οι πραγματικές και νομικές εκτιμήσεις στις
 νης οδηγίας. Επιπλέον, η προσφεύγουσα προβάλλει παρα οποίες στηρίζεται η απόφαση της Επιτροπής. Συγκεκριμένα,
 βίαση της αρχής patere legem quam ipse fecisti, στο μέτρο που η Επιτροπή δεν εξετάζει σε ποιο βαθμό οι πληροφορίες τις
 η ίδια η Επιτροπή , με την ανακοίνωσή της της 14ης Δεκεμ οποίες αποφάσισε να κοινοποιήσει έχουν χαρακτήρια «επι
 βρίου 1993 , για την εφαρμογή του πρωτοκόλλου σχετικά με χειρηματικού απορρήτου ».
 την κοινωνική πολιτική , αναγνώρισε την προσφεύγουσα ως
 αντιπροσωπευτική οργάνωση .
 Προσφυγή της Valio Ltd κατα της Επιτροπής των Ευρωπαϊ
 Προσφυγή της εταιρείας Automobiles Peugeot SA κατα της κών Κοινοτήτων, που ασκήθηκε στις 9 Σεπτεμβρίου 1996
 Επιτροπής των Ευρωπαϊκών Κοινοτήτων που ασκήθηκε (Υπόθεση Τ-137/96)
 στις 6 Σεπτεμβρίου 1996 (96/C 318/40)
 (Υπόθεση Τ-136/96)
 (96/C 318/39) (Γλώσσα διαδικασίας: η αγγλική)
 (Γλώσσα διαδικασίας: η γαλλική) H εταιρεία Valio Ltd, εκπροσωπούμενη από τους Francis
 Herbert και Daniel M. Tomasevic, δικηγόρους Βρυξελλών,
 Η εταιρεία Automobiles Peugeot SA, με έδρα το Παρίσι, του δικηγορικού γραφείου Loeff Claeys Verbeke, 268 A
 εκπροσωπούμενη από τον Xavier de Roux, δικηγόρο Παρι Avenue de Tervuren, B-1150 Βρυξέλλες , με αντίκλητο στο
 σιού , με αντίκλητο στο Λουξεμβούργο το δικηγόρο Jacques Λουξεμβούργο τον δικηγόρο Carlos Zeyen, 67 rue Erme
 Loesch , 11 , rue Goethe , άσκησε στις 6 Σεπτεμβρίου 1996 sinde , L-1050 Λουξεμβούργο, άσκησε στις 9 Σεπτεμβρίου
 ενώπιον του Πρωτοδικείου των Ευρωπαϊκών Κοινοτήτων 1996 ενώπιον του Πρωτοδικείου των Ευρωπαϊκών Κοινοτή
 προσφυγή κατά της Επιτροπής των Ευρωπαϊκών Κοινοτή των προσφυγή κατά της Επιτροπής τον Ευρωπαϊκών Κοινο
 των . τήτων .
 H προσφεύγουσα ζητεί από το Πρωτοδικείο: H προσφεύγουσα ζητεί από το Πρωτοδικείο:
 — να ακυρώσει την απόφαση της Επιτροπής της 19ης — να ακυρώσει την απόφαση που η Επιτροπή απηύθυνε υπό
 Ιουλίου 1996 που αφορούσε τις καταγγελίες αριθ . 35.988, μορφή εγγράφου προς τη Μόνιμη Φινλανδική Αντιπρο
 35.989 , 35.990 και 35.991 , σωκπεία στην Ευρωπαϊκή Ένωση [ΒΙ.4 D(96) Sp/cd/501 ],
 — να καταδικάσει την Επιτροπή στο σύνολο των δικαστικών καθόσον αφορά τα εμπορικά σήματα «Voilevi » και
 εξόδων. « Voimariini »,
 Λόγοι ακυρώσεως και κύρια επιχειρήματα — επικουρικώς, σε περίπτωση κατά την οποία κριθεί ότι η
 απόφαση δεν παραβιάζει τον κανονισμό (ΕΚ) αριθ . 2991 /
 H προσφεύγουσα εταιρεία, η οποία εμπορεύεται στην Ευρώ 94, να αναγνωρίσει, κάνοντας δεκτή την προβαλλόμενη εκ
 πη οχήματα σήματος Peugeot, βάλλει κατά της αποφάσεως μέρους της προσφεύγουσας ένσταση ελλείψεως νομιμότη
 την οποία έλαβε η Επιτροπή στο πλαίσιο της εξετάσεως τας, ότι o εν λόγω κανονισμός δεν τυγχάνει εφαρμογής
 τεσσάρων καταγγελιών, με τις οποίες αμφισβητείται το κατά στην περίπτωση της προσφεύγουσας, στο μέτρο που της
 πόσον είναι σύμφωνη προς τους κοινοτικούς κανόνες αντα απαγορεύει να χρησιμοποιεί εφεξής τα εμπορικά σήματά
 γωνισμού η σύμβαση-τύπος αποκλειστικής διανομής οχημά της «Voimariini» και «Voilevi » για τις αντίστοιχες λιπαρές
 των του σήματος αυτού , και με την οποία η Επιτροπή ύλες προς επάλειψη ,
 αποφάσισε να ανακοινώσει στις καταγγέλουσες εταιρείες
 ορισμένες πληροφορίες που της παρέσχε η ίδια η προσφεύ — να καταδικάσει της Επιτροπή στα δικαστικά έξοδα.
 γουσα .
 Λόγοι και κύρια επιχειρήματα
 H απόφαση αυτή ελήφθη παρά το γεγονός ότι η προσφεύ
 γουσα είχε επισημάνει ότι οι περισσότερες από τις πληροφο H Valio είναι φινλανδική εταιρεία στον τομέα των τροφίμων,
 ρίες αυτές καλύπτονται από το επιχειρηματικό απόρρητο, η οποία παράγει και εμπορεύεται προϊόντα συνιστάμενα σε
 στο μέτρο που αναφέρουν τους όρους εντάξεως στο δίκτυο μείγματα λιπαρών ουσιών προς επάλειψη , τα οποία διατίθε
 διανομής της Peugeot , καθώς και τον τρόπο λειτουργίας νται στο εμπόριο στη Φινλανδία υπό την επωνυμία «Voima
 του . riini » και «Voilevi», εμπορικά σήματα που καταχωρίστηκαν
 από την Valio το 1980 και 1979 και που χρησιμοποιούνται
 H προσφεύγουσα εταιρεία υποστηρίζει ότι η απόφαση αυτή έκτοτε από τη Valio αδιαλείπτως. O όρος «Voi» σημαίνει στα
 αγνοεί τη νομολογία που καθιερώθηκε με την απόφαση της φινλανδικά βούτυρο. Τα εμπορικά σήματα «Voimariini» και
 24ης Ιουνίου 1986, στην υπόθεση 53/85 (ΑΖΚΟ). Διευκρινί «Voilevi» στερούνται συγκεκριμένου νοήματος.
 ζει, συναφώς , ότι ναι μεν η Επιτροπή είναι η μόνη αρμόδια να
 κρίνει τον εμπιστευτικό χαρακτήρα των εγγράφων που της Βάσει του κανονισμού ( ΕΚ) αριθ . 2991 /94 (στο εξής «o
 υποβάλλονται στο πλαίσιο της έρευνας, αυτή όμως η διακρι κανονισμός») o οποίος καθορίζει τους κανόνες που διέπουν
 τική εξουσία της Επιτροπής συνοδεύεται από αυστηρή τις λιπαρές ύλες προς επάλειψη , η «Voimariini» πρέπει να
 υποχρέωση αιτιολογήσεως των σχετικών αποφάσεων. Δια φέρει επισήμανση αναγράφουσα ως ονομασία πωλήσεως τον
 πιστώνεται όμως, κατά την προσφεύγουσα, ότι η προσβαλ ορο « μείγμα», ενώ η Voilevi» τον όρο «ημιλιπαρό μείγμα».
 λόμενη απόφαση δεν στηρίζεται σε ικανοποιητική αιτιολογία.
 Συγκεκριμένα, η μόνη εξήγηση την οποία παρέχει το καθού Με το από 21 Ιουνίου 1996 έγγραφο που απέστειλε η
 όργανο είναι ότι υφίσταται ανάγκη ανακοινώσεως των Φινλανδική Αντιπροσωπεία στην Ευρωπαϊκή Ένωση , η
 επιδίκων πληροφοριών, ούτως ώστε η Επιτροπή , αφού λάβει Επιτροπή διαπίστιωσε ότι η αποκλειστική χρήση της ονομα
 τις παρατηρήσεις των ενδιαφερομένων, να μπορέσει να κρίνει σίας πωλήσεως « βούτυρο» απαντά στο άρθρο 2 παράγρα
 ---pagebreak--- 26. ίο. 96 Lel Επίσημη Εφημερίδα των Ευρωπαϊκών Κοινοτήτων Αριθ . C 318/23
 φος 2 του κανονισμού και εφαρμόζεται στα εμπορικά σήματα Προς στήριξη της προσφυγής της, η προσφεύγουσα
 που περιλαμβάνουν τη λέη «βούτυρο». Κατόπιν αυτού , η προβάλλει τον ισχυρισμό ότι η φερομένη από τη χρήση
 Επιτροπή πληροφόρησε τη Μόνιμη Φινλανδική Αντιπροσω του προθέματος «Voi» επί τατν εμπορικών σημάτων
 πεία ότι, μολονότι είχαν καταχωριστεί πολύ πριν την έναρξη σύγχυση είναι άσχετη ή δεν συνδέεται καθ ' οιονδήποτε
 ισχύος του κανονισμού την 1η Ιανουαρίου 1996, τα εμπορικά τρόπο με το βούτυρο εκτός του κράτους μέλους όπου
 σήματα «Voimariini» και «Voilevi» δεν μπορούν να χρησιμο πωλούνταν αποκλειστικώς μέχρι σήμερα τα εν λόγω
 ποιούνται εφεξής. προϊόντα, ήτοι της Φινλανδίας.
 — Ακύρωση της αποφάσεως της Επιτροπής Επιπλέον, τα εν λόγω εμπορικά σήματα χρησιμοποιήθη
 καν στη Φινλανδία επί τόσο μακρό χρόνο, με όλες τις
 H προσφεύγουσα ζητεί την ακύρωση της αποφάσεως για αναγκαίες και ουσιώδεις διευκρινίσεις ως προς την ακρι
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