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Revision as of 16:21, 8 January 2013
Time and Location
January 8, 2013
Meeting called to order at 19:xx by Eric
Members Present: Others Present:
Quorum met?
Approval of Previous Meeting's Minutes
Regular Member Meeting 2012 12 11
Recognition
Director Reports
President's Report
Vice President's Report
Treasurer's Report
Here is the financial summary spreadsheet for November 2012: File:HacDC Financials 2012 11.pdf We had one member join (Joseph Curtin), and four members dropped or were dropped (Alan McCosh, Lawrence Scott, Ketan Kadiwala, and sean rutledge). Nine non-paying members left us with only 48 paying members. This is far below the 57 we need to meet expenses, and I hope we can turn the trend around ASAP. I sent out many emails and got some dues signups but quite a few are still outstanding.
Quorum remains at 14.
Ignoring our uncashed rent check, regular expenses exceeded dues revenues and additional donations by $138.
Project Awesome
We deferred $300 Project Awesome funds to this month, but because of the shortfall I am only able to declare a $100 project dividend for November. Two other projects got proposed (BYZANTIUM and KITBUILD) but no one actually voted for BYZANTIUM yet, so $33 went to KITBUILD and $67 went to Project LASER in November.
Here is the Project Awesome spreadsheet for November: File:HacDC PA Projects-2012 11.pdf.
Secretary's Report
Director-at-Large Reports
Martin
Andy
Project Awesome Reports
Project LASER
The response to my request for additional donations to Project LASER has been awesome - $1350 from 11 members, plus $100 cash from the November meeting. So with the previously earmarked $2566, we are at $4016!! In addition, Brian Harrington's company is supposed to give us a matching donation of at least $250. My total for the Full Spectrum Laser "new hobby" model laser order was $4360 so we are very close!
If anyone has suggestions on a better laser cutter for ~$4400 all in, please let me know! People have some complaints about Full Spectrum Engineering and although the laser seems like a good value, it is not the equal of the "real" ones from Epilog or wherever. I'll certainly do more research before going through with the order. --Tim
Project BYZANTIUM
Project KITBUILD
Member Reports
Old Business
New Business
New Members
Adjournment
Adjourned at: