Re: Approval vote by DASC for updated P&Ps

I approve

Alex Zamfirescu

On 5/16/07, Victor Berman <victorb@improvsys.com> wrote:
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>  Dear DASC Members,
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> The updated DASC P&Ps which have been under review for the past several
> months were unanimously approved by the DASC-SC at out meeting earlier
> today.   This is a very important milestone for the DASC and I would like to
> thank all of the people who helped move the process forward.
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> The enclosed draft is now going to the full membership for an approval
> vote by electronic ballot with a fourteen day response period.  All
> responses are due to me by May 30, 2007.
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>  Regards,
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>     Victor Berman
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>     DASC Chair
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> Victor Berman
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> President & CEO
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> Improv Systems, Inc.
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> Email: victorb@improvsys.com
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> Office:   978 927 0555 x 27
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> Mobile:  978 390 7704
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