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A short reminder regarding decorum
by Nicholas Sarwark 29 Oct '19

29 Oct '19

Dear All, I expect that members of the Libertarian National Committee will disagree with each other with respect. I expect that after the Libertarian National Committee comes to a decision on an issue, be it the purchase of an office or the choice to make a goal a certain number of candidates running for public office, that every member of the committee will either support the goal or at least stop trying to publicly fight against it after they've lost. I expect that every member of the Libertarian National Committee will be polite and respectful to the rest of the members and to the national office staff. If anyone is unwilling or unable to meet these expectations, I will happily accept your resignation from the Libertarian National Committee and wish you the best of luck in whatever future endeavors you choose. Yours in liberty, Nicholas J. Sarwark Chair, Libertarian National Committee

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Email Ballot 2018-01: Minutes Auto-Approval
by Alicia Mattson 29 May '18

29 May '18

We have an electronic mail ballot. *Votes are due to the LNC-Business list by January 15, 2018 at 11:59:59pm Pacific time.* *Co-Sponsors:* Mattson, Katz, Starchild, Harlos, Hayes *Motion:* to amend the Policy Manual as follows: 1.02.6 Meeting Minutes […] Meeting minutes for LNC electronic meetings or face-to-face meetings involving travel to a single site may be promoted from draft status to official during the time between LNC meetings as follows: - Draft minutes shall be mailed or emailed to all LNC Members not more than 15 days after each meeting. - Attendees may submit corrections, clarifications and changes to the draft minutes for the Secretary’s consideration for a period of 15 days following the distribution of the draft minutes.* Corrections, clarifications, and changes to the draft minutes may be submitted for the Secretary's consideration for a period of 15 days following the distribution of the draft minutes.* The Secretary shall distribute an updated version of the draft minutes not later than 7 days following the end of that submission period. […] -Alicia

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April 2018 LNC Meeting Info
by Robert S. Kraus 17 Apr '18

17 Apr '18

Here is the preliminary meeting info for the Meeting Info 04/21-22 LNC Meeting in Denver! Hotel Info: Woolley's Classic Suites @ DIA - 16450 E 40th Cir, Aurora, CO 80011 - http://www.woolleysclassicsuites.com - map & parking info: http://www.woolleysclassicsuites.com/map-directions/ When: Sat Dec 04/21 Time TBD - likely from 9 am – 6 pm & 9 am – 3 pm on Sun the 22th. Meeting room: Monoco Grand Salon. A light lunch will be served on the 21st around 12:15 pm Reservations: Can be made via this link - https://tinyurl.com/LNC0418 - $134 per night. You can also call 720-599-3750 for reservations – ask for rate code #3387963 or Libertarian National Committee Group Meeting Rate. Please note: Rate includes free shuttle from DIA, free made to order hot breakfast, evening cocktail reception & complimentary wifi thru-out. The free shuttle will also take you to the nearby light rail for quick access to down town & also local shops & restaurants. Shuttle pickup info here: http://www.woolleysclassicsuites.com/transportation/ Full list of amenities listed on right side of this page including indoor pool & fitness center: http://www.woolleysclassicsuites.com/services-amenities/ There will also likely be a VIP Event on Fri 04/20 in the evening - details soon! There are also a number of events going on during the day such as this one: https://www.denver420rally.org/ -- Robert S. Kraus - Operations Director Operations(a)LP.org Libertarian National Committee, Inc. 1444 Duke Street Alexandria, VA 22314 Ph: 202.333.0008 x 231

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roll call for this email list
by Alicia Mattson 14 Apr '18

14 Apr '18

We have recently made a major change in how this email list works, with everyone given mailboxes instead of forwarders, and changing the list so that we must now send from those mailboxes rather than from our personal email addresses. It is not a given that everyone has successfully made the transition, so I'm asking for all LNC members/alternates to reply to this message to verify who has or hasn't figured out the new configuration. If someone isn't receiving, they may just think the list has no traffic, and might not know to contact someone about a problem. If they haven't tried to send yet, they may not know yet if there's a problem. Some may need technical assistance figuring out what they need to do. Who is here and functioning with the new setup? *Caryn Ann*: You seem to be attempting to email this list by sending to the email address "lnc-business-bounces(a)hq.lp.org". That does not result in a post to this list. That's an address that's used by an email service provider to notify the list that a message is undeliverable. You need to be using the email address "lnc-business(a)hq.lp.org" instead. -Alicia

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Instructions for LNC Electronic Meeting - Friday, 02/02/18 @ 9:00 p.m. Eastern
by Alicia Mattson 02 Feb '18

02 Feb '18

Below (and attached) is the information needed for participating in the meeting. Please actually READ this material in advance, not just skim it two minutes prior to the meeting. -Alicia ----------------------------------------------------------------------- *What*: Electronic Meeting of the Libertarian National Committee *When*: Friday, 02/02/18 6:00 PM Pacific / 9:00 PM Eastern *Purpose*: to consider the motions for censure and suspension of the Vice Chairman To join the meeting: *https://lp.adobeconnect.com/lnc/ <https://lp.adobeconnect.com/lnc/>* Adobe Connect will need to install a browser add-on before you can join the meeting. If your computer prompts you to give permission for the installation, you will need to allow it. Some users may need to close and then re-open their browsers after installation of the add-on before you will be able to successfully enter the meeting room. When joining the meeting, each person should reference the instructions in the attached PDF, which explain that you should *sign into the meeting as a guest* and then *run the audio setup wizard* to select which microphone to use and test audio input/output levels. If you have never attended an Adobe Connect meeting before, test your connection and software in advance here: *https://lp.adobeconnect.com/common/help/en/support/meeting_test.htm <https://lp.adobeconnect.com/common/help/en/support/meeting_test.htm>* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- For visitors: Meeting visitors are responsible for complying with the following policies adopted by the LNC: Policy Manual Section 1.02.4 says: "LNC meetings are open to Party members, except while in Executive Session. However, participation is not permitted except by majority vote of the committee." Policy Manual Section 1.02.7 pertaining to Electronic Meetings contains the following provisions that are particularly relevant to visitors: i) Each participant must accurately identify himself by name when joining the meeting. *Videoconference participants other than members or alternates of the committee must precede their sign-in name with “zz” so as to group them at the end of the alphabetical participant list.* j) Electronic meeting participants must try to eliminate, as much as possible, background noise, echoes, and call waiting interruptions. Participants shall not place their telephone connection on hold if the system has music or messages playing while in that mode. k) All participants legally consent to having the meetings recorded, should the committee opt to do so. n) If the committee permits, participants other than members or alternates of the committee may observe videoconferences using Adobe Connect (and not by a toll-free number) *with their web cameras off and their microphones muted*. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- For LNC members/alternates only: *Teleconference Backup Option*. As explained below, joining by computer videoconference is the best way to fully participate. If circumstances mean that you need to participate via telephone instead of via videoconference, you need to contact me *in advance* of the meeting so that I can: 1) provide you with the dial-in number, and 2) configure the videoconference to connect to the teleconference before the meeting starts There are several drawbacks to just using the telephone connection, so participation via internet is strongly encouraged. Phone participants can't raise a silent electronic hand to request recognition to speak. They just have to interrupt someone to let the chair know they want to speak. We use electronic status indicators to vote, so if someone is on the phone, we have to remember to get their vote verbally while others vote electronically. Phone users can't see chat messages from others. They can't see whose hands are raised. They can't see any materials displayed on the screen. You do miss information if you're telephone only, so please join via web if at all possible. *Special Rules*. The LNC’s rules for electronic meetings can be found in Policy Manual Section 1.02.7, and you should review them prior to the meeting. *Equipment*. To fully participate by web with both video and audio in an electronic meeting, you need the following: 1) a computer with high-speed internet access, with the aforementioned web browser add-in installed, and with your software versions tested and approved at the link in the meeting invitation above. If you have a slow connection (like a cell tower) the audio/video may cut in and out for you. 2) a webcam to transmit your video. It is possible to participate without a webcam, so long as you have a separate microphone. Even if you have a webcam, you're not obligated to turn on your video transmission if you're in your pajamas, or it's bogging down your internet connection, etc. You can turn on your microphone and your webcam independently in the Adobe Connect meeting room. You can still use the microphone on your webcam even if your video feed is off. 3) a microphone to transmit your audio when you speak. Most webcams have microphones built in, and that will work just fine. If yours is a video-only webcam, then you need a separate microphone plugged into the microphone jack on your computer. 4) It is *VERY IMPORTANT* that you use earbuds or headphones plugged into your computer's headphone jack to listen to the meeting. Yes, you can hear fine through your computer speakers, but the problem is that after the audio comes out through your speakers, it feeds back in through your open microphone and re-transmits the audio to other participants, creating an echo. Echoes are maddening and disruptive for the other participants. If you already have earbuds for a phone or iPod, that will work. Mine cost a whopping $5, and they work great. $5 ones are readily available in the gadget sections at many types of stores. You don't have to spend $50 on fancy headphones. If you attempt to participate via the web but without either webcam or a separate microphone, well, you will be able to hear us, but we won't be able to hear you, and that's a problem. You would be able to raise your electronic hand in the meeting, but your only means of communication would be to send us written messages in the chat window, which we may or may not notice, and I don't think that's adequate. If you have neither webcam nor microphone, you really should use the telephone connection instead, and as noted above, you must notify me in advance that you need it. *Mobile Participation*. Even though it is technically possible to use a mobile device to join one of these meetings, you are mistaken if you think you can participate meaningfully while driving down the road in your car and connecting with your iPhone/iPad. It's dangerous. You can't pay attention to anything shown on the screen, and even the audio won't have your full attention because you're driving. Raising your hand, or voting, or trying to adjust your microphone is the equivalent of texting while driving. You're much more likely to lose your connection as your signal is transferred from one cell tower to another. Etc. *Quiet Location*. You should make arrangements to be in a reasonably quiet location. Don't be in a bowling alley or a night club or a grocery store. Children should be supervised by someone else in another room. Barking dogs or other noise-producing pets should be put in another location where they won't be heard by the rest of us. Below (and attached) is the information needed for participating in the meeting. Please actually READ this material in advance, not just skim it two minutes prior to the meeting. -Alicia ----------------------------------------------------------------------- What: Electronic Meeting of the Libertarian National Committee When: Friday, 02/02/18 6:00 PM Pacific / 9:00 PM Eastern Purpose: to consider the motions for censure and suspension of the Vice Chairman To join the meeting: [1]https://lp.adobeconnect.com/lnc/ Adobe Connect will need to install a browser add-on before you can join the meeting. If your computer prompts you to give permission for the installation, you will need to allow it. Some users may need to close and then re-open their browsers after installation of the add-on before you will be able to successfully enter the meeting room. When joining the meeting, each person should reference the instructions in the attached PDF, which explain that you should sign into the meeting as a guest and then run the audio setup wizard to select which microphone to use and test audio input/output levels. If you have never attended an Adobe Connect meeting before, test your connection and software in advance here: [2]https://lp.adobeconnect.com/common/help/en/support/meeting_test.htm ----------------------------------------------------------------------- For visitors: Meeting visitors are responsible for complying with the following policies adopted by the LNC: Policy Manual Section 1.02.4 says: "LNC meetings are open to Party members, except while in Executive Session. However, participation is not permitted except by majority vote of the committee." Policy Manual Section 1.02.7 pertaining to Electronic Meetings contains the following provisions that are particularly relevant to visitors: i) Each participant must accurately identify himself by name when joining the meeting. Videoconference participants other than members or alternates of the committee must precede their sign-in name with “zz” so as to group them at the end of the alphabetical participant list. j) Electronic meeting participants must try to eliminate, as much as possible, background noise, echoes, and call waiting interruptions. Participants shall not place their telephone connection on hold if the system has music or messages playing while in that mode. k) All participants legally consent to having the meetings recorded, should the committee opt to do so. n) If the committee permits, participants other than members or alternates of the committee may observe videoconferences using Adobe Connect (and not by a toll-free number) with their web cameras off and their microphones muted. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- For LNC members/alternates only: Teleconference Backup Option. As explained below, joining by computer videoconference is the best way to fully participate. If circumstances mean that you need to participate via telephone instead of via videoconference, you need to contact me in advance of the meeting so that I can: 1) provide you with the dial-in number, and 2) configure the videoconference to connect to the teleconference before the meeting starts There are several drawbacks to just using the telephone connection, so participation via internet is strongly encouraged. Phone participants can't raise a silent electronic hand to request recognition to speak. They just have to interrupt someone to let the chair know they want to speak. We use electronic status indicators to vote, so if someone is on the phone, we have to remember to get their vote verbally while others vote electronically. Phone users can't see chat messages from others. They can't see whose hands are raised. They can't see any materials displayed on the screen. You do miss information if you're telephone only, so please join via web if at all possible. Special Rules. The LNC’s rules for electronic meetings can be found in Policy Manual Section 1.02.7, and you should review them prior to the meeting. Equipment. To fully participate by web with both video and audio in an electronic meeting, you need the following: 1) a computer with high-speed internet access, with the aforementioned web browser add-in installed, and with your software versions tested and approved at the link in the meeting invitation above. If you have a slow connection (like a cell tower) the audio/video may cut in and out for you. 2) a webcam to transmit your video. It is possible to participate without a webcam, so long as you have a separate microphone. Even if you have a webcam, you're not obligated to turn on your video transmission if you're in your pajamas, or it's bogging down your internet connection, etc. You can turn on your microphone and your webcam independently in the Adobe Connect meeting room. You can still use the microphone on your webcam even if your video feed is off. 3) a microphone to transmit your audio when you speak. Most webcams have microphones built in, and that will work just fine. If yours is a video-only webcam, then you need a separate microphone plugged into the microphone jack on your computer. 4) It is VERY IMPORTANT that you use earbuds or headphones plugged into your computer's headphone jack to listen to the meeting. Yes, you can hear fine through your computer speakers, but the problem is that after the audio comes out through your speakers, it feeds back in through your open microphone and re-transmits the audio to other participants, creating an echo. Echoes are maddening and disruptive for the other participants. If you already have earbuds for a phone or iPod, that will work. Mine cost a whopping $5, and they work great. $5 ones are readily available in the gadget sections at many types of stores. You don't have to spend $50 on fancy headphones. If you attempt to participate via the web but without either webcam or a separate microphone, well, you will be able to hear us, but we won't be able to hear you, and that's a problem. You would be able to raise your electronic hand in the meeting, but your only means of communication would be to send us written messages in the chat window, which we may or may not notice, and I don't think that's adequate. If you have neither webcam nor microphone, you really should use the telephone connection instead, and as noted above, you must notify me in advance that you need it. Mobile Participation. Even though it is technically possible to use a mobile device to join one of these meetings, you are mistaken if you think you can participate meaningfully while driving down the road in your car and connecting with your iPhone/iPad. It's dangerous. You can't pay attention to anything shown on the screen, and even the audio won't have your full attention because you're driving. Raising your hand, or voting, or trying to adjust your microphone is the equivalent of texting while driving. You're much more likely to lose your connection as your signal is transferred from one cell tower to another. Etc. Quiet Location. You should make arrangements to be in a reasonably quiet location. Don't be in a bowling alley or a night club or a grocery store. Children should be supervised by someone else in another room. Barking dogs or other noise-producing pets should be put in another location where they won't be heard by the rest of us. References 1. https://lp.adobeconnect.com/lnc/ 2. https://lp.adobeconnect.com/common/help/en/support/meeting_test.htm

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Fwd: Libertarian Party of New Mexico advocates for the removal of Vohra
by Caryn Ann Harlos 31 Jan '18

31 Jan '18

I am forwarding this to the list. NM does not have a regional rep (technically the VP is) and being geographically close to region 1 and with aligned interests, I’m sending this over. What is our message? Yes the SoP. How should we represent that? Well our affiliates are speaking up: not the way Arvin is doing it. ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Chris Luchini <chair(a)lpnm.us> Date: Wed, Jan 31, 2018 at 11:23 AM Subject: Libertarian Party of New Mexico advocates for the removal of Vohra To: <caryn.ann.harlos(a)lp.org>, Nicholas Sarwark <chair(a)lp.org> CC: Jason Vaillancourt <vicechair(a)lpnm.us>, treasurer <treasurer(a)lpnm.us>, David Clements <secretary(a)lpnm.us>, Beth Hanes <chair(a)lpnm.us> The executive Board of the Libertarian Party of New Mexico has adopted a resolution calling on the LNC to remove Vohra as vice chair. Free speech has consequences, and one of those consequences is that if a representative or officer of that organization causes embarrassment to the organization it is the right and obligation of the leadership of that organization to remove that person. Given that this is not the first incident of wildly inflammatory statements by Mr Vohra, there is every indication that this behavior will continue. His removal from the position of Vice Chair is the correct course of action. The LPNM further resolves and asks that the LNC act quickly, dragging out this incident has the potential to hurt Libertarian organizations and candidates in 2018. Chris Luchini Chair Libertarian Party of New Mexico LIVE FREE! >> JOIN NOW 8100 Wyoming Blvd NE Ste M4, #341 <https://maps.google.com/?q=8100+Wyoming+Blvd+NE+Ste+M4,+%23341&entry=gmail&…> Albuquerque NM 87113 505-225-1119 575-680-3122 888-LPNMNOW On the web: http://www.lpnm.us Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LPNewMexico/ I am forwarding this to the list. NM does not have a regional rep (technically the VP is) and being geographically close to region 1 and with aligned interests, I’m sending this over. What is our message? Yes the SoP. How should we represent that? Well our affiliates are speaking up: not the way Arvin is doing it. ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Chris Luchini <[1]chair(a)lpnm.us> Date: Wed, Jan 31, 2018 at 11:23 AM Subject: Libertarian Party of New Mexico advocates for the removal of Vohra To: <[2]caryn.ann.harlos(a)lp.org>, Nicholas Sarwark <[3]chair(a)lp.org> CC: Jason Vaillancourt <[4]vicechair(a)lpnm.us>, treasurer <[5]treasurer(a)lpnm.us>, David Clements <[6]secretary(a)lpnm.us>, Beth Hanes <[7]chair(a)lpnm.us> The executive Board of the Libertarian Party of New Mexico has adopted a resolution calling on the LNC to remove Vohra as vice chair. Free speech has consequences, and one of those consequences is that if a representative or officer of that organization causes embarrassment to the organization it is the right and obligation of the leadership of that organization to remove that person. Given that this is not the first incident of wildly inflammatory statements by Mr Vohra, there is every indication that this behavior will continue. His removal from the position of Vice Chair is the correct course of action. The LPNM further resolves and asks that the LNC act quickly, dragging out this incident has the potential to hurt Libertarian organizations and candidates in 2018. Chris Luchini Chair Libertarian Party of New Mexico LIVE FREE! >> JOIN NOW [8]8100 Wyoming Blvd NE Ste M4, #341 Albuquerque NM 87113 505-225-1119 575-680-3122 888-LPNMNOW On the web: [9]http://www.lpnm.us Facebook: [10]https://www.facebook.com/LPNewMexico/ References 1. mailto:chair@lpnm.us 2. mailto:caryn.ann.harlos@lp.org 3. mailto:chair@lp.org 4. mailto:vicechair@lpnm.us 5. mailto:treasurer@lpnm.us 6. mailto:secretary@lpnm.us 7. mailto:chair@lpnm.us 8. https://maps.google.com/?q=8100+Wyoming+Blvd+NE+Ste+M4,+#341&entry=gmail&so… 9. http://www.lpnm.us/ 10. https://www.facebook.com/LPNewMexico/

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Fwd: Get Tips on Filing the IRS 990-N During Upcoming Leadership Webinar
by Daniel Hayes 31 Jan '18

31 Jan '18

Anybody wanting to familiarize themselves with the Adobe Connect program. Here is a chance. Do our affiliates have to file these things? I am not sure cause in some places the code seems to say yes and others no. It’s something we are trying to figure out in Louisiana. I know it’s something that confuses many of our affiliates. So it may have some useful application beyond just familiarizing yourself with the software. Daniel Hayes LNC At Large Members Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: > From: National Association of Parliamentarians® <hq(a)nap2.org> > Date: January 30, 2018 at 10:01:03 PM CST > To: danielehayes(a)icloud.com > Subject: Get Tips on Filing the IRS 990-N During Upcoming Leadership Webinar > Reply-To: hq(a)nap2.org > > > > > > > Attend the upcoming leadership webinar this Thursday, February 1, at 8 p.m. (CST), for tips and tricks about filing your association and unit's 990-N. > > Join your fellow officers from NAP as Wanda Nelson, PRP, and Lynda Baer, PRP, present the information you need to be prepared for tax season - plus you will get the answers to the questions you asked during the last webinar. > > Access the webinar by going to https://nap.adobeconnect.com/association-relations and entering your full name. You can enter the meeting room prior to the webinar to make sure your system is able to connect. If you have problems connecting, try installing the AdobeConnect application, and restarting your computer. If you still have problems, please email techsupport(a)nap2.org. > > Make plans to join us March 20 at 8 p.m. (CST) for another webinar about retaining your members. > > These webinars are part of the programs being developed by the Association Relations Subcommittee to support and undergird our leaders, while enhancing their efforts to provide services to members. If you have any questions about this webinar series, please contact Ed Moore or Lucy Anderson. > > (NOTE: If you are no longer the leader of your unit or association, please send Headquarters a list of your current officers.) > > STAY CONNECTED: > > > > National Association of Parliamentarians®, 213 South Main Street, Independence, MO 64050 > Forward this email | About our service provider > Sent by hq(a)nap2.org in collaboration with > > Try it free today Anybody wanting to familiarize themselves with the Adobe Connect program. Here is a chance. Do our affiliates have to file these things? I am not sure cause in some places the code seems to say yes and others no. It’s something we are trying to figure out in Louisiana. I know it’s something that confuses many of our affiliates. So it may have some useful application beyond just familiarizing yourself with the software. Daniel Hayes LNC At Large Members Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: National Association of Parliamentarians® <[1]hq(a)nap2.org> Date: January 30, 2018 at 10:01:03 PM CST To: [2]danielehayes(a)icloud.com Subject: Get Tips on Filing the IRS 990-N During Upcoming Leadership Webinar Reply-To: [3]hq(a)nap2.org [s.gif] [4][cf2f9607-d2a3-4acb-bdcb-02466a21132d.gif] [S.gif] [12a33c6e-4279-4ca2-ae22-37b1ec2e47d3.png] Attend the upcoming leadership webinar this Thursday, February 1, at 8 p.m. (CST), for tips and tricks about filing your association and unit's 990-N. Join your fellow officers from NAP as Wanda Nelson, PRP, and Lynda Baer, PRP, present the information you need to be prepared for tax season - plus you will get the answers to the questions you asked during the last webinar. Access the webinar by going to [5]https://nap.adobeconnect.com/association-relations and entering your full name. You can enter the meeting room prior to the webinar to make sure your system is able to connect. If you have problems connecting, try installing the [6]AdobeConnect application, and restarting your computer. If you still have problems, please email [7]techsupport(a)nap2.org. Make plans to join us March 20 at 8 p.m. (CST) for another webinar about retaining your members. These webinars are part of the programs being developed by the Association Relations Subcommittee to support and undergird our leaders, while enhancing their efforts to provide services to members. If you have any questions about this webinar series, please contact [8]Ed Moore or [9]Lucy Anderson. (NOTE: If you are no longer the leader of your unit or association, please send Headquarters a list of your current officers.) STAY CONNECTED: [10]Like us on Facebook [11] Follow us on Twitter [S.gif] National Association of Parliamentarians®, 213 South Main Street, Independence, MO 64050 [12]SafeUnsubscribe™ danielehayes(a)icloud.com [13]Forward this email | [14]Update Profile | [15]About our service provider Sent by [16]hq(a)nap2.org in collaboration with [17]Constant Contact [18]Try it free today [S.gif] References 1. mailto:hq@nap2.org 2. mailto:danielehayes@icloud.com 3. mailto:hq@nap2.org 4. http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001R4ve7XiL4vPfhm8AK1pO4XK4skIN5T1U0VGBm6cZfwqs… 5. http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001R4ve7XiL4vPfhm8AK1pO4XK4skIN5T1U0VGBm6cZfwqs… 6. http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001R4ve7XiL4vPfhm8AK1pO4XK4skIN5T1U0VGBm6cZfwqs… 7. mailto:techsupport@nap2.org 8. mailto:ed@gtar.com 9. mailto:assnrelations@nap2.org 10. http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001R4ve7XiL4vPfhm8AK1pO4XK4skIN5T1U0VGBm6cZfwqs… 11. http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001R4ve7XiL4vPfhm8AK1pO4XK4skIN5T1U0VGBm6cZfwqs… 12. https://visitor.constantcontact.com/do?p=un&m=001MaqXFsXDR_UyiXpayLh-Mw==&c… 13. http://ui.constantcontact.com/sa/fwtf.jsp?llr=7f4997dab&m=1103700524220&ea=… 14. https://visitor.constantcontact.com/do?p=oo&m=001MaqXFsXDR_UyiXpayLh-Mw==&c… 15. http://www.constantcontact.com/legal/service-provider?cc=about-service-prov… 16. mailto:hq@nap2.org 17. http://www.constantcontact.com/index.jsp?cc=PT1139 18. http://www.constantcontact.com/index.jsp?cc=PT1139

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Email Ballot 2018-03: Censure of Arvin Vohra
by Alicia Mattson 31 Jan '18

31 Jan '18

We have an electronic mail ballot. *Votes are due to the LNC-Business list by January 30, 2018 at 11:59:59pm Pacific time.* *Co-Sponsors:* Hayes, Hewitt, Demarest, Hagan *Motion:* to censure LNC Vice Chair Arvin Vohra for repeated public comments which have presented libertarian ideas in an inflammatory and sometimes offensive manner not conducive to Libertarian leaders and candidates for public office winning hearts and minds for those ideas. -Alicia We have an electronic mail ballot. Votes are due to the LNC-Business list by January 30, 2018 at 11:59:59pm Pacific time. Co-Sponsors: Hayes, Hewitt, Demarest, Hagan Motion: to censure LNC Vice Chair Arvin Vohra for repeated public comments which have presented libertarian ideas in an inflammatory and sometimes offensive manner not conducive to Libertarian leaders and candidates for public office winning hearts and minds for those ideas. -Alicia

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LNC Electronic meeting - Friday, February 2 @ 9:00 pm Eastern
by Nicholas Sarwark 29 Jan '18

29 Jan '18

Dear All, I have received a request from Ms. Bilyeu, Mr. Redpath, Mr. Katz, Mr. Hagan, Ms. Harlos, and Ms. Van Horn for an electronic meeting to be held on Friday, February 2 at 9:00 pm Eastern to consider "the motions for censure and suspension of the Vice Chairman." Based on that, I believe the provisions of Section 1.02(7)(d) have been met. For reference, that provision states: "Electronic meetings may be called by either: •The committee Chair, or • 1/3 of the committee members or 2 committee members, whichever is greater. However, the call of an electronic meeting can be canceled if a majority of the committee members email a cancellation request to the entire committee prior to the scheduled time of the meeting." Ms. Mattson, please provide the information necessary for committee members and observers to log in to the electronic meeting. Yours truly, Nick

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test run of Adobe Connect
by Alicia Mattson 29 Jan '18

29 Jan '18

Some of us on the LNC are already familiar with how Adobe Connect works for our electronic meetings, but we have quite a few others who may not have used it before. I'm planning to open up a 1-hour test run of it on Wednesday, 6 p.m. Pacific / 9 p.m. Eastern so that those who wish to may get connected and see how it works. Most people only need about 15 minutes to explore and feel comfortable with it, but I'll keep it open for an hour so you can enter and leave when you please within the time window. Hopefully this test run will reduce the startup time when we need to use it for a real meeting. -Alicia Some of us on the LNC are already familiar with how Adobe Connect works for our electronic meetings, but we have quite a few others who may not have used it before. I'm planning to open up a 1-hour test run of it on Wednesday, 6 p.m. Pacific / 9 p.m. Eastern so that those who wish to may get connected and see how it works. Most people only need about 15 minutes to explore and feel comfortable with it, but I'll keep it open for an hour so you can enter and leave when you please within the time window. Hopefully this test run will reduce the startup time when we need to use it for a real meeting. -Alicia

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