Grex Oldcoop Conference

Item 286: Cyberspace Communications finances for August and September 2005

Entered by aruba on Mon Oct 3 03:44:48 2005:

Here is the treasurer's report on Cyberspace Communications, Inc. finances 
through September 30th, 2005.  This is a combined report for August and
September.

Beginning Balance     $3,374.88

Credits                 $216.00         Member contributions
                          $2.00         Handbook sale
                          $2.12         Interest on our savings account
                   ------------
                        $220.12

Debits                  $200.00         Provide Net colocation (thru 10/22/05)
                         $45.59         August Phone Bill
                         $45.60         September Phone Bill
                          $6.65         Paypal fees (income = $152)
                   ------------
                        $297.84

Ending Balance        $3,297.16

Our current balance breaks down as follows:

$3,123.17               General Fund
  $173.99               Silly Hat Fund

The money is distributed like this:

$1,398.41   Checking account
$1,898.75   Savings account earning 0.55% interest annually

We had no new members in August and September.  We are currently at 65 
members, 49 of whom are paid through at least October 15th.  (The others 
expired recently and are in a grace period.)

Notes:

- Your treasurers were very remiss in August and September, so no reminders 
were sent, and not much else done besides.  We are very sorry.  Hopefully 
things will be back on track now.

Thanks to everyone who contributed in August and September anyway:

bookie, charcat, gorg, khamsun, stevem, and witling.  Thanks!

If you or your institution would like to become a member of Grex, it 
only costs $6/month or $60/year.  Send money to:

Cyberspace Communications
P. O. Box 4432
Ann Arbor, MI 48106-4432

If you pay by cash or money order, please include a photocopy of some 
form of ID.  We can't add you to the rolls without ID.  (If you pay 
with a personal check that has your name pre-printed on it, we 
consider that a good enough ID.)  Type !support or see 
http://www.cyberspace.org/member.html for more info.
10 responses total.
#1 of 10 by mary on Mon Oct 3 15:47:18 2005:

Thanks so much, Mark and Joe, for all you do as treasurers.

#2 of 10 by aruba on Tue Oct 11 15:14:49 2005:

I finally got around to spending the hour it took to navigate Seagate's
RMA system, so I could send back the disk that failed last spring.  I
mailed it this morning.  It's under warranty, so we should receive a
replacement.

#3 of 10 by aruba on Wed Oct 26 17:40:01 2005:

Grex received its replacement disk on Monday.  It's in my living room now.
It looks brand new to me, but I don't know how to tell whether a disk has
been rebuilt.

#4 of 10 by nharmon on Wed Oct 26 17:41:54 2005:

 > I don't know how to tell whether a disk has been rebuilt.

Is there a manufacture date on it?

#5 of 10 by aruba on Fri Oct 28 05:48:04 2005:

I can't find one, but now that I examine the label, I see that it says
"Seagate certified repaired HDD".  So I suppose I answered my own question.
You can look at a scan of the label here:

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mconger/newdisklabel.gif

#6 of 10 by tsty on Wed Dec 14 17:11:34 2005:

yeh, in two places: seagate certified repaired  and   factory repaired seagate
show up on the label.

#7 of 10 by tsty on Sat Jan 14 07:16:04 2006:

is that drive in use now?

#8 of 10 by aruba on Sat Jan 14 20:08:35 2006:

No, it's on my desk.

#9 of 10 by tsty on Fri Jan 20 16:07:06 2006:

heh-heh ... i have a few of those too! small world!

#10 of 10 by jesuit on Wed May 17 02:15:57 2006:

TROGG IS DAVID BLAINE

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