ARSA info request for Izzy

Nov 30, 2003 358 Replies

We need to update this doc. The Board changed our policy to grandfather Level 3 folks as well.

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Mark B. Bundick mbundick - at - earthlink - dot - net NAR President www - dot - nar - dot - org

"There is a very fine line between ?hobby? and ?mental illness'."

Earth to Iz... (aside from the fact that I never mentioned rockets, farless launches) If launches are operated "BY ARSA" clubs it certainly stands to reason that "ARSA"... and by "association" - members may be liable for actions occurring during launches. Of course I know how good the ARSA club insurance policy is. ;)

But... you really missed the whole point - which was in repsonse to your assertion that TRA members (and others) are at risk for for actions of the TRA leadership. I was trying to point out that members of the "unicorporated association" ARSA ARE at risk (liable) for actions of IT's leader(ship), where the members of "incorporated non profits" like TRA & NAR are not at risk (liable) for the actions of it's leadership.

Cheetah

I believe they do not claim to have one.

That is generally true. I posted the caviat that in practice even unincorporated association members are not at unlimited risk because case law has tended to place blame on the "at fault" parties.

Do levels expire at NAR when membership does, or can a NAR member lapse for a year and return with their old number and cert level?

Jerry

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And publicly proven liar.

Updating documenation sucks. Thanks for the correction anyway... :) Joel. phx

Any word from the judge?

In rocketry, I believe this is incorrect ;)

YAWN! As long as they are not organized in cells and led by a crazy man in a cave. ;)

Alan

Notice which one requires _proof_? Anyone can claim that someone committed a crime, but until it's proven in a court of law, the accused is innocent.

Can we change the ARSA mission statement to that? I hereby propose it as a member of an unincorporated association :)

Unless that person has a personal vendetta that taints their views. Why not ask the current TMT about whether the alleged problems have been resolved?

What personal vendetta?

Problems resolved? Must have had problems to resolve.

TRA resolve problems? Given the intractible problems they have with magazines, memberships, regulations, and of course certifications, I think it best to assume problems that existed ever before remain unresolved until SHOWN otherwise.

NAR publishes its board votes. Let's see TRA's.

Just Jerry

Replying to an auto-ignore person.

However in a membership association public opinion is more important than criminal convictions since that is the stage at which you avoid criminal issues.

Unless you don't care?

Well, the whole point originally was to contrast the complaints of a lack of "openness and honesty" against TRA. Yet when basic questions are asked about ARSA, the self-proclaimed "facilitator of communication" danced all around going to great pains to be as vague and unhelpful as possible. So far, you've been equally unhelpful. So we see now that there is a marked contrast in the way standards of "openness and honesty" are applied to the two organizations.

I was not "shifting blame", I was simply pointing out that you were complaining to the wrong individual.

I think you misspelled "Iz". ;)

For all we know, they might be! ;)

Moron detector on full.

ARSA does not offer insurance at this time

from

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"Future Membership Benefits

  • Insurance for individuals and clubs flying on sites that require it."

what I said was, as TMR fraudulently certified motors, the Tripoli safety code was being violated at all launches where these motors were used voiding Tripoli insurance. If an accident occurred, the insurance company could deny a claim and the financial liability would remain the members.

what actions might those be?

- iz

organizations.

And exactly how have you been helpful, Ray?

You most certainly were shifting blame. "It wasn't me... it was George..." This is a bit pathetic, Ray. Especially when it is your own snipping and misunderstanding of messages that screwed you into thinking it was said to you. Actually funny how it came round (again) to bite you in the backside.

~ Duane Phillips.

see my post in "re: NFPA and rocketry" regarding the relationship between certification and a members status in the certifying organization

- iz

Jerry Irv> Do levels expire at NAR when membership does, or can a NAR member lapse

infants are innocent

if I cheat on my wife, I am guilty of doing so regardless of whether I am discovered or not

what you mean is "innocent in the eyes of the law"

- iz

RayDunak> Iz wrote:

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