Tim Vasquez
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- Dec 4, 2003
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Stormtrack would like to announce a few departures and a few arrivals on the staff roster.
Goodbyes
The following retirements all have taken effect today.
David Drummond retired from moderator and technical administrator duties a few weeks ago due to time constraints. He is putting in some hours with his web hosting service, http://drylinehosting.com , which is highly regarded among the regulars here and is well worth checking out (in fact I'm putting his banner ad in rotation for a couple of months in thanks for his efforts). He's still around so you probably won't miss his expertise here.
Jason Boggs is stepping down from his moderator duties to take a break. We appreciate all his help during the latest spring season. As with David, he'll likely still be here daily (or close).
Jeff Snyder, one of our longtime veteran moderators, is also retiring from moderator work due to increased time constraints with his degree program. Thanks, Jeff, for what's it been, about 3 or 4 years? I know it's been awhile.
Staying
One moderator has committed to staying on board.
Dan Cook will continue as moderator. His experience during the past year will help us make a smooth transition with the changes this month.
Coming on board
We have new moderators whose positions have taken effect today.
Chris Nuttall is a new moderator. He's a 2005 OU meteorology graduate who now works for the NWS AMA, rounding out our team for cutting edge representation from the professional meteorology sector.
Brandon Sullivan is a new moderator. His call sign is KC9ILN and he gives us some perspective from the Midwest and with the equipment/radio/electronics aspects of the hobby.
Sam Sagnella is a new moderator. He's an OU student who been with us for about 4 years and holds a good reputation among our departing moderator staff. He'll give us a bit of university & Norman community influence.
We will probably be adding one more moderator in another week (maybe; we're not sure yet). We did get a good group of applicants and if it looks like another addition is needed we will all work to figure out who's best for that last slot.
Thanks,
Tim
Goodbyes
The following retirements all have taken effect today.
David Drummond retired from moderator and technical administrator duties a few weeks ago due to time constraints. He is putting in some hours with his web hosting service, http://drylinehosting.com , which is highly regarded among the regulars here and is well worth checking out (in fact I'm putting his banner ad in rotation for a couple of months in thanks for his efforts). He's still around so you probably won't miss his expertise here.
Jason Boggs is stepping down from his moderator duties to take a break. We appreciate all his help during the latest spring season. As with David, he'll likely still be here daily (or close).
Jeff Snyder, one of our longtime veteran moderators, is also retiring from moderator work due to increased time constraints with his degree program. Thanks, Jeff, for what's it been, about 3 or 4 years? I know it's been awhile.
Staying
One moderator has committed to staying on board.
Dan Cook will continue as moderator. His experience during the past year will help us make a smooth transition with the changes this month.
Coming on board
We have new moderators whose positions have taken effect today.
Chris Nuttall is a new moderator. He's a 2005 OU meteorology graduate who now works for the NWS AMA, rounding out our team for cutting edge representation from the professional meteorology sector.
Brandon Sullivan is a new moderator. His call sign is KC9ILN and he gives us some perspective from the Midwest and with the equipment/radio/electronics aspects of the hobby.
Sam Sagnella is a new moderator. He's an OU student who been with us for about 4 years and holds a good reputation among our departing moderator staff. He'll give us a bit of university & Norman community influence.
We will probably be adding one more moderator in another week (maybe; we're not sure yet). We did get a good group of applicants and if it looks like another addition is needed we will all work to figure out who's best for that last slot.
Thanks,
Tim