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Meeting Agenda and More – 13 July

Posted by Alison, under Meeting Notes

Looking forward to hearing and seeing you all today!

Here are the resources for today’s meeting:

Agenda – 13 July 2008
BRC 2008 Map
2008 Survival Guide (you’ll get a print version too. REQUIRED READING.)
- Bit about Nevada State Health Division, ($50, Vendor Application[doc], Self-inspection Sheet [pdf])
Meal Plan
Lip balm labels [Word, PDF]
for Avery 11510 weatherproof white labels — uses template for 5160
“resists moisture, scuffing, tearing and smudging”!
Resources guide from the JRS, burner discount codes
Notes from 14 June Meeting
Our list for Desired 2008 Camp Improvements
Map of Reno/Sparks/Burn area

SHOW AND TELL

Ryan and Eric
Alison and Herb (to come)

Survival Guide

One Response to “Meeting Agenda and More – 13 July”

Jeremiah Posted on July 13, 2008 at 5:17 pm

Notes from today’s meeting are up at:

http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dfg6gv27_0d75q3ddp

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