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The Ames Amateur Radio Club (AARC), chartered in 1984, exists to provide a matrix of services, technologies, skills, equipment, opportunities, and resources for those at the Moffett Federal Airfield (California), and in the local community, who are interested in amateur radio.
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The Ames Amateur Radio Club (AARC) provides a matrix of related services, technologies, people, skills, equipment, opportunities, and resources to those interested in, or desiring to benefit from, radio based communications technologies for educational, public service, emergency communications, and recreational purposes. Members of the club are available to guide newcomers, and enjoy sharing their knowledge about amateur radio.
Club members also support a wide variety of HF, VHF, and UHF communications modes for educational and recreational purposes as well as provide voluntary public service and emergency communications support to Ames, Santa Clara County, and special events occurring on the Moffett Field complex.
The AARC is coordinated with the Silicon Valley Emergency Communications System (SVECS at http://www.svecs.net), an ARES/RACES association. AARC cooperates with other ARES organizations in the Santa Clara County, http://www.scc-ares-races.org
The club station, NA6MF, is affiliated with the Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL) http://www.arrl.com.

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NASA Ames Amateur Radio Club Station: NA6MF / Grid Square: CM87X
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AARC Tuesday Nets are on AA6BT Repeater at 12 Noon
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If you have any announcements, please advise as you check in.”
Acknowledge each check-in by repeating their call sign — keep a list to record the total.
“Are there any relays of AARC members which have not been acknowledged?”
Wait for AARC member relays.
“The Net is now open for visitor check-in. We welcome all such visitors, and strongly encourage their participation in the Net discussion that will follow check-in. Visitors, please check in now.”
Acknowledge any visitors by repeating their call sign — record to the list, and thank them for checking in.
“Are there any relays of visitor check-ins which have not been acknowledged?”
Wait for visitor relays.
“Is there any after-Net traffic requested? If so, please give your call sign now and state the nature of your traffic.”
Coordinate any such after-Net traffic: for instance, if an after-Net conversation with another ham is requested, verify that the other ham knows the frequency and time for the contact.
“Being the control operator for the weekly AARC Net is an important part of the Net’s mission to provide trained amateurs. I encourage each AARC member to gain experience as Net control. If there are any volunteers to take Net control next week, please give your call sign now.”
Acknowledge volunteer and thank them.
“Are there any late or missed check-ins for both members and visitors?”
Acknowledge check-ins by repeating their callsigns and record to the list.
Later at 8 pm, total number of AARC check-ins are to be given to SVECS net on the AA6BT repeater on 146.115+, PL 100.0. If you are unable to report to SVECS Net, call for someone to report the numbers.
“I encourage everyone to listen to the SVECS Net tonight (Tuesday) at 2000 hours and to participate in the section training net at 2030 hours on the AA6BT repeater (146.115, plus offset, PL 100). The formal Net is now closed. The informal Net is now open for general discussion.”
Offer any information that may be of interest to the members.
Net Control Script – Ames Amateur Radio Club
If you are unable to report to SVECS Net, call for someone to report the numbers.
“I encourage everyone to listen to the SVECS Net tonight (Tuesday) at 2000 hours and to participate in the section training net at 2030 hours on the AA6BT repeater (146.115, plus offset, PL 100). The formal Net is now closed. The informal Net is now open for general discussion.”
Offer any information that may be of interest to the members. Ask if there is any news that members and/or visitors would like to announce. Remember, this is a public Net, don’t talk about personal or club business that would not be proper for general distribution. However, you are encouraged to talk about upcoming meetings, events, etc, that are general amateur radio interest.
There may be additional late check-ins, acknowledge them and had to total number of AARC check-ins.
When this is complete, close the Net with the following statement.
“The NASA AARC Net is now closed. Good afternoon. This is [your call sign].”
—– END OF AARC NET TEXT —–
Log Sheet (there are tally sheets in the AARC Net Control Operator binder)
Ames Amateur Radio Club Net Check-InsNet Control Operator: _____________________________
Date: ________________   Time: ________________
NameCallsignMemberVisitorComments / Messages / BulletinsExample Check-ins Template
Grand Total: ________
Silicon Valley Emergency Communications System Net Check-In
SVECS net is every Tuesday at 8 pm (2000 hrs) on the AA6BT repeater on 146.115+, PL 100.0. Net control will make announcements for meetings and various officials to check in, then will ask for each city to report their number of check-ins. NASA Ames is considered a city as part of ARES/RACES for Santa Clara County.
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San Bruno uses Knox Box brand security key boxes exclusively. These boxes provide emergency key access to businesses, and may also contain information for firefighters regarding such issues as on-site chemical storage. The Fire Department has exclusive access to the boxes, and they are keyed specifically for our city, thus are very secure.Knox Box orders are performed online, through the Knox Box website. 

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You must be NASA affiliated, a civil servant, or contractor to be eligible.
You don’t need to have a Ham license to sign up, but we will help you get one!
Dues are $20 per calendar year, (due January 1st with no proration)Make check payable to “Ames Amateur Radio Club”.Return to club secretary or mail to club P.O. Box below.AMES AMATEUR RADIO CLUBP.O. Box 73Moffett Field, CA 94035-0073
Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *FirstLastEmail *FCC Amateur Radio CallsignIf you are licensedARRL Member *YesNoAmateur License Class *Not LicensedTechnicianGeneralExtraPhone TypeMobileHomeNASAPhone Number *E.g. (650) 555-1234Mailing Address *NASA Ames Mailstop or Home Mailing AddressMembership Class *RegularCommunity of Interests (COI)SponsoredSelect the membership class you are applying for.NASA Affiliation *Active Civil ServantRetired Civil ServantNASA ContractorResearch AssociateGrant RecipientOtherBase Station Frequencies6m2m22044080 HF40 HF30 HF20 HF17 HF15 HF12 HF10 HFPlease select any base station frequency capabilities you have.Base Station CapabilitiesVHF PacketHF PacketBBSDMREchoLinkAllStarFusion / WIRES-XCW / MorseSoftware Defined Radio (SDR)Anything else you'd like us to know?Submit 

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Poetry: Non-rhyming
Thomas
Ash
3rd
Northport, NY

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Wooden
A Deeply Personal Experience
on a Troop Transport Ship
2nd
Orlando, FL

Creative Writing
Special Recognition
Matthews
Misery and Company in
Group Trauma Therapy
2nd
Palo Alto, CA

Creative Writing
Poetry: Non-rhyming
Countryman
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Piece at a Time
1st
Portland, OR

Creative Writing
Poetry: Rhyming
Mentzer
Saxophone the Stone
2nd
Portland, OR

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3rd
Portland, OR

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2nd
Salem, VA

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2nd
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Poetry: Rhyming
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Nature & Nature's God
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Wichita, KS

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Juvenile | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
The Judicial Council of California, Center for Families, Children & the Courts (CFCC) works to improve court proceedings and outcomes for children, youth, families, and victims involved in juvenile delinquency and dependency proceedings. The CFCC has undertaken a number of initiatives to assist courts in implementing access and comprehension improvement, including working directly with users and other stakeholders to identify necessary court reforms and developing educations materials for court users. For more information related to the CFCC, visit their website here.
Dress Code
Individuals who are not dressed appropriately or not in accordance with Tulare County’s Local Rules of Court will not be allowed inside the courtroom. The following garments are not permitted:
Shorts
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Halter tops or bare midriffs
Mini-skirts
Hats
Bare feet
Clothing with emblems that condone illegal or inappropriate activity
Gang-related clothing
Chewing gum is not allowed in the courtroom.
Security
All persons entering a Tulare County court facility are subject to search by court security and no camera or other recording devices are permitted. For additional general information, please refer to the Tulare County Local Rules of Court.

Contact Information
North County Jurisdiction
William Silveria Jr. Juvenile Justice Center11200 Ave 368, Room 201
Visalia, CA 93291
Phone: 559-738-2300
South County Jurisdiction
South County Justice Center300 E Olive Ave
Porterville, CA 93257
Phone: (559)782-3700, Option 5
Juvenile Traffic221 South Mooney Boulevard, Room 124
Visalia, CA 93291
Phone: 559-730-5000

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I obtain a police report?

If the police report involves an underage child, a JV-575 Petition to Obtain Report of Law Enforcement Agency must be submitted to the juvenile court.

How do I become emancipated?

In Tulare County emancipations are filed in the Civil Division of the Visalia Courthouse or the South County Justice Center. Contact their department for more information on this process.

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Middle School Sports Leagues | San Bruno, CA
The N.C.R.L. Bowling League season will be held weekly on Tuesdays from 4:30pm - 6:30pm  Feb 14-Mar 21 at Classic Bowl, 900 King Dr., Daly City, CA 94015. Once registered, participants can choose to form teams of either mixed doubles, mixed trios, or mixed fours depending on registration. Teams can be formed from combined cities. Friends can bowl with friends from other schools! 

 
 
 

 
 
 

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April- MayGolf practices will be held in the San Bruno Golf Center. All matches will be played at Mariners Point Golf Course in Foster City.Please note: Practice days and times are at the discretion of the coach and facility availability.• Supervision before and after practice is the responsibility of the registered participant's parent or legal guardian.• All enrolled participants will be placed on a team.• There may be limited enrollment in each team.• Eligibility must be cleared and will be monitored by school administration. There will be no refunds to students that become ineligible due to GPA or behavior.• Game dates and times will be decided by the N.C.R.L. Board of Directors. Game schedules will be distributed one week before games begin.

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April-MayTennis practices will be held at the tennis courts in San Bruno City Park. Matches will be played in San Bruno City Park and other N.C.R.L. tennis court sites.Please note: Practice days and times are at the discretion of the coach and facility availability.• Supervision before and after practice is the responsibility of the registered participant's parent or legal guardian.• All enrolled participants will be placed on a team.• Teams will be determined by skill level.• There may be limited enrollment in each team.• The top rated players will be put on the "A" & "BB" teams. All other players will be put on "B" teams.• Eligibility must be cleared and will be monitored by school administration. There will be no refunds to students that become ineligible due to GPA or behavior.• Game dates and times will be decided by the N.C.R.L. Board of Directors. Game schedules will be distributed one week before games begin.
Camarillo Center | California Conservation Corps
The Camarillo Center recreation staff coordinate trips to local stores, movies, parks, basketball games, beaches, and many other exciting, entertaining events and locations within Camarillo and nearby cities Ventura and Oxnard. The center has a very active Corpsmember Advisory Board (CAB). CAB Corpsmembers lend a hand in the planning and logistics of activities. The Camarillo Center is not far from a number of locations in the greater Los Angeles area including Disneyland, Magic Mountain, Universal Studios, Beverly Hills, and other popular tourist spots.
There is a natural running track circling the property, a beach volleyball court, brand new pickle ball and outdoor basketball courts, an indoor basketball court, a field for soccer and activities along with a modern fitness facility. The modern kitchen is equipped with high quality preparation tools, knives, and more for cooking and baking. The large dining room is next to a multipurpose room that can be used for indoor basketball games, graduations, and holiday banquets.
Corpsmembers are required to serve 48 hours of volunteer service during their year to be eligible for the CCC Brad Duncan Scholarship. There are many non-profit organizations that need volunteers and local cities often have large-scale events that depend on volunteers for their success. Corpsmembers can also create their own volunteer project and submit it for approval.

 
 
 

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Corpsmembers participate in a variety of conservation work projects. The projects are sponsored by federal, state, county, and city agencies as well as nonprofit organizations. Typical partnering agencies include the California State Parks; Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties; California Department of Fish and Wildlife; California Department of Transportation (Caltrans); the National Park Service; and various other environmentally related organizations.
Wildland Firefighting: Under the command of CAL FIRE, Camarillo operates four wildland firefighting hand crews which can be dispatched to fires across the state. These skilled crews go through an intensive training course to prepare them to fight wildland fires. At the end of the sessions, Corpsmembers will have received their L 180, S 110, S 190, S 130, ICS 100, ICS 200, and ICS 700.