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Sunday, 15 August 2010
Last day of Conference
Yesterday was just too hectic to find time to blog from the hotel. I had my talk to do, deliver a batch of preamps for measurement and talks to attend (of course).
Dave, G4HUP, and I presented the UK bid for the 2012 International EME Conference. We had a last minute competitor in the form of Japan, so the Conference went to a vote at the evening banquet.
I am extremely pleased to announce the the 2012 EME Conference will be coming to the UK. The venue will be Cambridge. 'Wireless in the DNA' and 'Walking in the footsteps of giants' were the themes of the presentation.
Dave and I would like to thank the UK uG for their support in the bid and to thank Peter Blair, G3LTF, for his encouragement in going for the Conference bid.
We have a lot of work to do before 2012. More details of the Conference will be made available soon.
One of yesterday's major events, for us, was the presentation of the Fraser Sheperd award to Joe Taylor, K1JT. The presentation was made by Dave, G4HUP, on behalf of the RSGB. The UKuG decide who the award is presented to each year.
Our hearty congratulations to Joe on winning the award in 2010. A very worthy recipient.
This is the last day of the 2010 Conference and Kent and I will be heading out to the Westin very shortly.
I will plan to blog again later today, all being well.
Sam
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Congratulations to the bidding team on the EME bid!
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Martin G8BHC
Well done all on the 2012 success
ReplyDelete- no doubt Cambridge will be a 'cool' venue relative to 40C Dallas
Murray G6JYB
Congratulations! Janet says, when does she start ..
ReplyDelete73 de James G3RUH
Looking forward for EME conference in Cambridge 2012
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