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November 1994 The BOB DYLAN RADIO - QS L via PSE QSL Dialogs OC T 18 - .1700-1730* - 7445.0 KHz - USB BOB MARLEY RADIO - QS l In10rmatlon Unknown , Kirk Trummel SEP 11 - *,950-20". - 7405.0 KHz - USB - OM I0Il/ all Bob Marley 8Ongs. (J.D. St ephens, Al 333 PSE QS L ) 1122 W. University BOB YON AS PIRATE SHOW - QSl via PSE QSL SEP 25 - 0038-0119* - 1375v KHz - USB - Bob Vonae wi The International Nuty Springfield, MO 65807 F$c klng Shit Network b C61 ng 1rom a crack house. 47 oeg. North - 123 oeg Weat which would put It at Tumwater, Washington SW 01 Tacoma, relay of Utah AM Itn, Welcome to the November Dialogs. Thanks to all that have been sending In their tlk about the Mormons, big boxes of aid to Yugoslavia, beslng on eoo AM, 91.3 FM 10991ng81 You may send 109& via INTERNET to ktrummeleozarka.sgcl.llb.lTIO.u" FREE and low bsnd VHF, comedy news abt Clinton, Gore & Madonna, write 10r Info about RADIO NETWORK BSS at (417) 624- 1809, ANARC 8SS at (913) 345- 1978, and v ia "SnaJi " F$ck with Someane's Head Club". (Ed KusaJlk, ALBERTA 445 PSE QSl)(Erlc Suter, Matr'. What have YOU been hearing? VA 222 PSE QSU(George Zeller, OH 333 PSE QSL) For the benefit of new reporters, I have been asked about the format of CAR IBBEAN SOUND SYSTEM - Stoneham submitted log9lngs. I don't have any preference as long aa they ar. CXlfTlplete, OCT 16 - 0059-0133* - 7450.0 KHz - USB - Caribbean 11avored music, OM ancr, accurate and timely. The biggest problem 18 that of UTe DATE. RlMT\ember to Forrest Gump-Ism " World 01 Radio 18 like a box 01 c hacolat.. ... -. (ED 161 prMumed advance the date after 0000 GMT. for e xample 2359 GMT SEP 30th, one mlnut. later lD)(Andrew Ashbaugh, Il 151)(Mlchael Folk, KY nice sIgnal at beginning, 66 but becomes 0000 GMT OCT 1.t. It takes some getting u&8d to and even ua "Old Timers" disappeared to an S2 after 3 mlnutes)(Paul Grote, MO 131 tuft oopy)(Bud Stacey, Al Slip up now and then. 222 under RTTY & Bcst splash) OCT 16 - $2245- 2317$ - 1415.0 KHz - LSB - S/On w/ mx, ancmnts 1 talk b y Count I've had several people submit feedback concerning the changes made to tha WhIp, show '2, comedy bits, song about the worst beer . (EO 242)(Mlchul Folk , KY column. Most at your comments and suggestions have already bean Implemented and 312 slop de WEWN destroyed pgm) I hope that this "Final" format 16 an even better Improvement. Thanks to all those t hat "Fed Back"J £ll..£ - Merlin & Blue Ridge Summit SEP 11 - *2301 - 2J(7* - 141 2.8 KHz - AM - Pi rate Rambo loll/4th Annlvereary Bcst, Several new stations this month: Prlmltlv. Radio, Voice of Broadcast Freedom whIch IDs by Phil Mu zik, parody ads for Motel Strict, The LIttlest Turkey, Dr. Bob's Cut was hosted by a female announcer, FAQ ( also reported u NAPRS, SAO. SA2) Ie a Rate Cl In iC, Frui t o f the Loom News Brle1s, S/Off w/ "Psycho Chlckan". (WIlliam new pirate relay station has been heard tast ing with QSl In10 unknown at this Hassi g, lL 242 w/ bad l y muffled audio (Sounded good here!?! ED)(Ed Kusallk, time, Order 01 the SOfar Temple also wIth unknown QSl Information, Black Rider Alberta 333)(Joe FilIpkowskI, RI 444 great show!)(Erlc Suter, VA 222 hrd after KTVI Radio, and Voice 01 Scotland a new Europlrate that made the trip over. A new name S/Off) tor a well known scourge has been d&clded on 1rom an In10rmal poll takan a tew weeks ago. The station that was often re1erred to as Faka Radio USA ahall now ba DO WN EAST RAOIO - Blue Rldga Summit callad Radio II' Not Radio. Many talt that the operator 01 this atatlon should not be SEP 25 - *1400 1-434* - 7415.0 KHz - USB - Oskar Gugglns I0Il/ Down East Halne given such a prestigiOUS asSOCiation, hence the new nama. comedy . (Joe Filipkowski, RI 141 tough copy)(Erlc Suter, VA 433)(Mlke L&cterc, CT 232 tough ooP Y) Propagation conditions on October 1st/2nd appeared to be excellent as NAPAS was OCT 2 - -2300-23J6.* - 7414.0 KHz - LSB - Oskar Gug91ns with ahow 01 stand-up heard In Germany and LIve Wire Redlo was heard on the Ea&t Coast. For those of Maine Humor, Closing ancmnts by Oscar & Oscar J r., Invited ev eryone to ~tllke a you that 10 1l0w the 21 day solar cycle, this mIght mean a repeat o f those good Down East vacation" , QSO wi Master Gumby after s how. (Rob Keeney, KS 443 who conditions 10r Halloween! On with the show .... adds "I always seemed to miss this station In the past, first time heard, Thanks Oscar!)(Ed Rausch, NJ 444)(JeSSa Rose, VA 333 " Hilarious program''')(Joe FIlipkowskI, NORTH AMERICA FM RI 555)(Erlc Suter;)"!'Y,.f. 433)( Franz Bergman, WI 444) G.B. - Wellav llla fAQ -QSL Informtltlbn Unknown OCT 9 - 1132- 1151 - 89.3 MHz - FM - l.V. Short wi techno mualc, ancd as an SE P 30 - 2244- 2251. - 7415.0 KHz - USB - Nell Young "Sample & Hold " , Beatle& engln.. rlng ta. t . (Joe Flllpkowakl, RI my 1lr.t FM plratel) " Magical Mystery Tour" , OM ancr wi " This has been a test 01 FAQ, North American Pirate Relay Service. FAQ comIng soon to tI frequency near you, brIngIng you the NORTH AMERICA SHORTWAVE best In relayed studio pirates from North America. This has been a test, Thank You " v er y much ", QRT. (Ed Rausch, NJ 444 PSE QS L )(Joe Filipkowski, RI 333 PSE QSL) ALTERNATE ELVIS - Wellsville " SEP 30 - 2336- 2a.w,.: - 1470.0 KHz - usa - Repeat of SEP 30/2248 Xmsm. (Ed SEP 11 - 2150-2201* - 7376.0 KHz - AM - Elvis Coetello tunes. (Eric Sutar, VA Rausch , NJ 444)(Erlc Suter, VA 433 PSE QSL)(Paul Grote, MO 443) 222) OCT 1 - 0111-0118* - 7415.0 KHz - USB - Repeat of SEP 30/2248 Xmsm. (Joe FilIpkowski , RI 444) BLACK LIBERATION RADIO B. lay - 333 North 12th Street, Sprlng11eld, Il OC T 2 - 0017-0025* - 7470.0 KHz - USB - Repeat of SEP 30/2248 Xmsm. (EO 62702 555+)(Rob Keeney, KS 444 PSE QSL)(W.K. Schreifels, MN 343+)(Joe Fltlpkowskl, RI SEP 12 - 0145-Q215* - 7414.9 KHz - l88 - Relay via Solid Rock Radio - OM M c r 444)(Mlke leclerc, CT 434 distorted audio on voice PSE QSl) wi Iota 01 political topics such &8 Randy Rueger, Gun Control, Drug law a .. othar OCT 2 - 0058-0104* 1415.0 KHz USB Rsp8at o f SEP 30/2248 Xmsm (Joe stuff that WEED seema to like to talk about. (Franz Bergman, WI 444)(J.o. Stephens, FIlipkowski, RI 343) Al 333) OCT 2 - 2020- 2029* 7375.0 KHz usa Repetlt of SEP 30/2248 Xmsm. (Ed Rausch, NJ 444 ) BLACK RIpER RApIO R,l. r - cia KDED, Wellevlll .. Requ ..ta $1 .. 2 stamps 10r OCT 2 - 2241-2246* 7415.0 KHz USB Repetlt o f SEP 30/2248 Xmsm. (Joe QSL FIli pkowski, RI 343) OCT ,a/18 - 2J38-(1()1J61a - 7486.0 KHl - USB - ~.Y 'II. KDED - OM ancr ~ You are OCT 9 - 0001-()()()8:a 7414.0 KHz USB - Bspeat of SEP 30/2248 Xmsm (Joe lIetenlng to Black Rider Radio", Blzerre muelc like " C."dy Corn will be Reborn", FIlipkowskI, RI 242)(W.K. Schreifels, MN 333 clear audio, using Indoor ant. PSE c hanting. weird end eh, "CoH.. HOUM" type .tmoephere, "You've been II.tenlng to QS l )( Mlke Leclerc, CT 423/4 voice audio distorted) (F ranz aergman, WI 555 PSE Black Rider Radio, talked about all eongl played & readlngs-, -Program eervlce at QSL)(Bud Stacey, AL 177 PSE QSL) KDEo-. (ED 464 more InterestIng programming like thl a, please.) OC T 15 - 2329- 23J():f: - 741 5.0 KHz - USB - rIght after Laser Hot Hits, CW 10, OM w/ Ancmnt (see next log] (ED 353)(Paul Grote, MO S5-7)(George Zeller, OH 333) Page 2 November 1994 Page 3 NORTH AMERICAN PIRATE REL .... Y SERVICE - Wellsville OCT 17 - *CX)()O-()(X)5* - 7470.0 KHz - USB - "Desperado" by The Eagles, slow OCT 1 - *22(1 23(7* - 7(15'1 KHz - USB - On/Off T/ up, show began. 2250. Dick speed CW ID F- A- Q, OM anc r "We bring u studio pirates. Not affiliated with any Plstek w/ 2nd Anniversar y show feat uring Clips 01 relays Irom Radio Azteca from M other pi rate stn . (EO ( 54)(Mlchael F.olk, KY 454 PSE QSL) Oct 15 1992, Radio Fluffernut, WAEC, WYMN, Aadlo Stella, WLIS, Romantic SplICe Radio, Radio Free Euphoria, Vo t he Runaway Maharishi, Aadlo Titanic Int. • Radio HIP HOP RADIO - Does not QS L Lollipop, Radio Magic, Su nshine RadiO, SOu thern Music Radio. Radio Doctor Tim and SEP 18 - ()()J()-{l()4.3 - 1419.0 KHz - LSB - OM w/ rap, R&B tune by YL. (Joe others. ( EO 422 OAM de WEWN /7(25 I 5S sse 7416)(Rob Keeney KS 0433 who adds Fil ipkowski, RI 44-4 PSE QSL) " excellent sho w! Too blld they were on • the same time as Vo Scotland I I'll bet they SEP 25 - 12-t8- 1321* - 7.'5.0 KHz - USB - OM anc r w/ mx b y Mary J. Bilge, Ice replay t his one Ilgaln.)(John Arthur, NY 555 who adds Mperhaps slightly o'lennod Cube, Naughty b y Nature, Big Daddy Kane, parody ad for White OUt Spot Remover, but good si gnal.
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    Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 1 of 212 EXHIBIT A Teufel v. Karlin Foods Corporation Motion for Preliminary Approval of Class Action Settlement STIPULATION OF CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 2 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 3 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 4 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 5 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 6 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 7 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 8 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 9 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 10 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 11 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 12 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 13 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 14 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 15 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 05/04/2015 Page 16 of 212 Case 1:14-cv-23100-JAL Document 35-1 Entered on FLSD