The California Association of Toxicologists

The California Association of Toxicologists
Proceedings
Volume 33:3 August 2005
Proceedings Note:
Recurring items formerly in the Proceedings such as Lending Library contents and membership forms are now found on
the CAT website.
Presentations from the August meeting were published on the web as soon as possible after the meeting.
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Home page: http://www.cal-tox.org
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Toxicology Literature Review is temporarily offline.
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• Contact information for the CAT office, board members and chairs.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
August 2005 Proceedings
Page
CAT Office Information................................................................................................................................................. 2
List of CAT Officers, Committees and Chairs .............................................................................................................. 2
Announcements ........................................................................................................................................................... 3
Quarterly Workshop & Meeting Registration for Friday, January 27, and Saturday, January 28, 2005...................... 4
Agenda for January 27-28, 2006, Workshop and Quarterly Meeting .......................................................................... 5
Vendor Thanks, CAT Research Assistance Grant....................................................................................................... 7
CAT QC/QA Specimen Survey .................................................................................................................................... 8
Future Meetings and Short Courses ............................................................................................................................ 9
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes............................................................................................................................. 9
Officers’ and Committee Reports................................................................................................................................. 10
Business Meeting Minutes ........................................................................................................................................... 13
Scientific Sessions ....................................................................................................................................................... 14
Analytical Toxicology Literature Survey ....................................................................................................................... 15
Update of Membership/Address Data Form ................................................................................................................ 17
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The California Association of Toxicologists Proceedings Vol. 33:3 (August 2005)
ATTENTION MEMBERS
The California Association of Toxicologists office address and phone number are:
California Association of Toxicologists (CAT)
4951 Flower Court
Rohnert Park, CA 94928
(707) 586-1143
Please send all correspondence, annual dues payments, and meeting registration to this address. The California
Association of Toxicologists website is located at www.cal-tox.org. Please bookmark this site location and use the
contact CAT link anytime you want to update your membership information, ask questions, and/or contact Board
members or committee chairs.
CAT OFFICERS FOR 2005-2006
President Dan Anderson (323) 343-0530
Immediate Past President Sarah Kerrigan (713) 868-2440
Vice President Jim Bourland (702) 733-3769
Secretary/Membership Greg Priebe (707) 576-2415
Secretary/Proceedings John Hughes (925) 924-5209
Treasurer Kristina Fritz (213) 989-2166
Member-at-Large North Dan Coleman (916) 227-3620
Member-at-Large South Kristina Takeshita (213) 847-0070
COMMITTEES AND CHAIRS
AACC ACCENT Credits
Kenton Wong
(650) 312-5306
Bylaws and Records,
Review and Revision
Sarah Kerrigan
(713) 868-2440
Drugs & Driving
Janet Seaquist
(805) 662-6804
Emeritus Elect
Dick Shaw
(619) 265-2568
Forensic Alcohol Advisory
Halle Weingarten
(408) 274-0696
Paul Sedgwick
(714) 834-6351
Future Meetings / Short Courses
Paul Sedgwick
(714) 834-6351
Legislative Liaison
Ed Smith
(916) 366-3113
Lending Library
Cathy Hamm
(858) 694-2909
Membership
Greg Priebe
(707) 576-2415
New Drugs
Dan Anderson
(323) 343-0530
Quality Assurance
Dan Anderson
(323) 343-0530
Research Grant
Rob Fitzgerald
(858) 552-8585, ext 7761
Toxicology Literature Review
Rodger Foltz
(801) 268-2431
Vendor Liaison
Michelle Sandberg
(323) 343-0530
Website:
Tim Appel
(916) 227-3620
CAT Website: www.cal-tox.org
CAT Office:
California Association of Toxicologists
4951 Flower Court
Rohnert Park, CA 94928
(707) 586-1143
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Congratulations …
Congratulations to Past President Sarah Kerrigan and husband Garth Giesbrecht on the birth of their daughter Abby
Kerrigan on August 15. She arrived a little earlier than expected, weighing 5 lb. 7.5 oz (note the analytical precision they
sent with that measurement), but parents and baby are doing well.
AAFS Award News Flash—September 21, 2005
Submitted by Dan Anderson
The CAT Board of Directors would like to congratulate the four individuals nominated for the prestigious
“American Academy of Forensic Sciences Regional Award.”
Jennifer Harmon – Orange County Sheriff-Coroner
Mindy Raines – Arizona Dept. of Public Safety
Kristina Takeshita – Los Angeles Police Dept.
Michelle Sandberg – Los Angeles County Dept. of Coroner
All candidates made significant contributions to CAT recognized by their colleagues and peers. After much
consideration by the Board of Directors and Committee members, Michelle Sandberg was selected to
receive the AAFS Regional award in Seattle, WA in February 2006. Congratulations Michelle!
Opportunity for Service to CAT as Recording Secretary/Proceedings Editor
In 2006, CAT will be electing a new Recording Secretary/Proceedings Editor. This position on the Board of Directors is
responsible for taking minutes at Board and business meetings and teleconferences involving CAT business. The second
portion of the position involves the preparation of the Proceedings using Microsoft Word, and working with the CAT
Assistant to finalize paper and electronic versions for mailing and website posting. Time required is attending at least two
of the three CAT meetings per year, and approximately 12 hours of work three times per year for preparation of the
Proceedings. This is a Board position that requires three brief periods of work rather than year-round ongoing
responsibilities.
The rewards of the position, in addition to providing the membership of CAT with good communication, include working
with other Board members and committee chairs, and learning new writing and computer skills which come in quite handy
for preparation of documents and technical materials in your “day job”.
The documents and process for the Proceedings are well-developed and highly documented. The work can be done on
either the PC or Mac platform. The skills needed are typing, decent proof-reading, using email and telephone, and
keeping track of files on your computer. Complete training will be provided by the current Editor during spring and
summer of 2006 (no travel required).
If you or someone in your laboratory would be interested in the duties and joys of this Board position, please contact:
John Hughes, CAT Recording Secretary/Proceedings Editor
Agilent Technologies, Inc.
Pleasanton, CA
(925) 924-5209
Email: john_m_hughes@agilent.com
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WINTER WORKSHOP AND MEETING
Friday, January 27 and Saturday, January 28, 2006
Important Pre-Registration and Hotel Information
Pre-registration deadline for the workshop and meeting is January 13, 2006. Parking is complimentary. Payments and
registration forms must be received by January 13 to guarantee lunch and avoid the late fees. Do not fax “intent to register’.
Payment by mail must be check or cash – NO credit or ATM cards are accepted. Make check payable to “CAT”. Preregistration
received after January 13 will be charged a $20 late fee per day attended. Payment cannot be refunded for
cancellations received after January 13, 2006. There is no written acknowledgement of pre-registration unless a stamped, selfaddressed
envelope is included with the payment.
For pre-registration: Mail the Meeting Registration form below and payment by January 13, 2006 to:
CAT ASSISTANT
4951 Flower Court
Rohnert Park, CA. 94928
Hotel Accommodation:
The meeting will be held at the Shelter Pointe Hotel on San Diego Bay. The address is 1551 Shelter Island Drive, San
Diego, CA 92106. There is a courtesy shuttle from the airport. The CAT conference rate is $139 per night (10.5% taxes)
for a deluxe single or deluxe double room. All room reservations must be placed by January 4 to receive this rate.
For reservations call the hotel directly at (800)-566-2524. Be sure to identify our group to receive the discounted rate.
Reservations will be accepted after this date, but only available hotel rates will apply. Reservations must be cancelled up
until 48 hours prior to arrival without penalty.
Directions:
From Interstate 5 Freeway: Exit at Rosecrans, (209). Continue straight for three miles to a left on Shelter Island Drive.
Follow the road as it bends to the right. The resort occupies 11 acres at the tip of the island. Look for the large sign just
past the tennis courts.
From Lindbergh Field (San Diego Airport): From Lindbergh Field, turn right on N. Harbor Drive. Follow straight to Scott St.
and turn left on Scott St. Turn left on Shelter Island Drive and follow the road as it bends to the right. The resort occupies
11 acres at the tip of the island. Look for the large sign just past the tennis courts. (Note: There is a courtesy shuttle
from the airport.)
Directions and maps can also be found online at www.shelterpointe.com
CAT WORKSHOP AND WINTER MEETING REGISTRATION FORM
Workshop: Pain, Pills and Prescriptions, Friday, January 27, 2006
( ) $70.00 Pre-registered CAT Members ($90.00 after January 13, 2006)
( ) $35.00 Pre-registered CAT Emeritus/Student Member ($55.00 after January 13, 2006)
( ) $90.00 Pre-registered Non-CAT Member ($110.00 after January 13, 2006)
CAT Winter Meeting: Unusual Case Reports, Saturday January 28, 2006
( ) $70.00 Pre-registered CAT Members ($90.00 after January 13, 2006)
( ) $35.00 Pre-registered CAT Emeritus/Student Member ($55.00 after January 13, 2006)
( ) $90.00 Pre-registered Non-CAT Member ($110.00 after January 13, 2006)
Enclosed is the total pre-registration of $______________ ( ) Vegetarian meal required
Name
Professional/Business Affiliation:
Address
City/State/Zip
Phone
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JANUARY 2006 WORKSHOP AND QUARTERLY MEETING
Site: Shelter Pointe Hotel Host: Carrie Kirkton / Dawn Parker
1551 Shelter Island Drive San Diego Co. Medical Examiner
San Diego, CA 92106 5555 Overland Ave. Suite 1411
Ph: (619) 221-8000 San Diego, CA 92123
(800) 566-2524 Ph: (858) 694-2909
Fax: (858) 495-5383
Friday, January 27, 2006 – Workshop: Pain, Pills and Prescriptions
PRELIMINARY AGENDA
0730-0815 BREAKFAST and REGISTRATION
0815-0830 Introduction
0830-0930 Mark Wallace, M.D.
Director of UCSD Center for Pain and Palliative Medicine
• Pain Management
0930-1030 TBA
1030-1100 BREAK
1100-1200 Aaron Schneir, M.D.
UCSD Faculty, Emergency Medicine and Medical Toxicology
• Emergency Medical Toxicology
1200-1330 LUNCH
1330-1430 Lee Cantrell, Pharm.D.
Interim Director, CA Poison Control System, San Diego Div.
• San Diego Poison Control Center
1430-1530 John Woo
Special Agent, CA Dept of Justice RxNET
• RxNET—San Diego Regional Pharmaceutical Narcotic Enforcement Team
1530-1600 BREAK
1600-1700 Tony Yaksh, Ph.D.
Prof. of Anesthesiology and Pharmacology, UCSD
• Analgesics and their Actions
1700-1900 Social Event TBA
1830-2000 Board Meeting
The AACC will probably approve this meeting for 6 ACCENT credits. ACCENT CREDIT IS GIVEN ONLY FOR
ATTENDANCE DURING A WHOLE SESSION.
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JANUARY 2006 QUARTERLY MEETING
Site: Shelter Pointe Hotel Host: Carrie Kirkton / Dawn Parker
1551 Shelter Island Drive San Diego Co. Medical Examiner
San Diego, CA 92106 5555 Overland Ave. Suite 1411
Ph: (619) 221-8000 San Diego, CA 92123
(800) 566-2524 Ph: (858) 694-2909
Fax: (858) 495-5383
0800-0845 Business Meeting
0845-0900 BREAK
Saturday, January 28, 2006
PRELIMINARY AGENDA
0900-0945 Chancy Fessler
CAT Research Assistance Grant Presentation
• Mouth Alcohol Determination Using the New Drager EPAS
0945-1030 Ray Gary
San Diego Co Medical Examiner
• Two Fatalities involving Substituted Phenols: Disophenol and Dinitrophenol
1030-1045 BREAK
1045-1115 Norm Wade and Diane Mertens-Maxham
Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s Office
• Cocaine Case Reports
1115-1200 Kim McCall Tackett and TBA
San Diego Co Medical Examiner and Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s Office
• Pesticide/Insecticide Deaths: Anabasine and Vikane
1200-1330 LUNCH
1330-1430 Dr. Steven Campman
San Diego Co Medical Examiner
• TBA
1430-1530 TBA, LA County Coroner
• Case reports TBA
1530-1600 BREAK
1545-1645 Dr. Chris Swalwell
San Diego Co Medical Examiner
• TBA
The AACC will probably approve this meeting for 6 ACCENT credits. ACCENT CREDIT IS GIVEN ONLY FOR
ATTENDANCE DURING A WHOLE SESSI
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THANKS TO VENDORS!
A sincere thank-you goes to our vendors for their support at the August 2005 meeting in Las Vegas, which generated
$8700.00 in vendor revenue. Attendees participated in a game of Vendor Poker (see pictures below), and the lucky
winner received a $50.00 gift certificate to the Olive Garden. A number of other nice prizes for poker winners were also
provided by our vendors. Please give our sponsors your business!
Utak Laboratories, Inc.- Co-sponsor of Friday night at the Brewery
Full Spectrum
Perkin Elmer Instruments
Cerilliant
Neogen Corporation
Immunalysis - Lunch co-sponsor
International Diagnostics Systems – Co-sponsor of Friday night at the Brewery & Lunch!
Agilent Technologies
Varian, Inc.
Biochemical Diagnostics, Inc - Breakfast co-sponsor
Thermo Electron – Breakfast co-sponsor
United Chemical Technologies
CAT RESEARCH ASSISTANT GRANT
The California Association of Toxicologists has made available $2,500 for a Research Assistance Grant. This grant is
intended to fund research projects in the area of clinical and forensic toxicology. In addition, up to $500 is available for
travel expenses to recipients of the grant who will be expected to present their findings at a future CAT meeting. For
further information, contact the Chair of CAT Research Assistant Grant by fax, mail or e-mail at the address below.
Robert L. Fitzgerald, Ph.D.
VAMC-113
3350 La Jolla Village Drive
San Diego, CA 92161
Ph: (959) 552-8585, ext. 7761 / Fax: (858) 642-6304
E-mail: rlfitzgerald@vapop.ucsd.edu
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CAT QC/QA SPECIMEN SURVEY
The QC/QA program exists because of strong involvement with 35 laboratories over 14 different states participating in this
unique inter-laboratory exchange proficiency program. It has become a way for host laboratories to test participants on
problematic analytes or a way to introduce new drugs or trends that they are experiencing in their geographical region.
There is minimal amount of work involved with hosting a proficiency sample and volunteers are obviously needed to keep
this program striding in the right direction. If you are interested in hosting a survey or participating in the CAT proficiency
sample, please contact:
DAN ANDERSON
Ph: (323) 343-0530
E-mail: danderson@coroner.co.la.ca.us
How Can I Join?
• Your laboratory must be in the US or Canada
• The analyst (or at least one member of the laboratory) must be a member of the California Association of
Toxicologists (CAT).
• Turn in the half-sheet below to Dan Anderson (Quality Assurance Chair, CAT).
DAN ANDERSON
Los Angeles County Dept of the Coroner
1104 N Mission Rd
Los Angeles, CA 90033
Ph: (323) 343-0530 / Fax: (323) 225-2235
E-mail: danderson@coroner.co.la.ca.us
YES, I wish to join the CAT Survey. My laboratory analyzes:
Urine Serum Whole Blood
Drugs of Abuse
Broad Spectrum Screening
Name
Lab
Address
Phone No:
FAX:
I am not a member of the CAT. I have attached an application form.*
*A Membership Application Form and explanation of membership requirements is available at the CAT Website,
http://www.cal-tox.org
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FUTURE MEETINGS AND SHORT COURSES
• The Practice of Modern HPLC, Advanced HPLC Method
Development, Practical HPLC Troubleshooting, Various
dates and locations.
CONTACT:
LC Resources, Inc.
2930 Camino Diablo, #110
Walnut Creek, CA 94596-9748
Ph: (800) 379-5221
Fax: (925) 977-9375
Email: www.LCResources.com
• Interpretation of Mass Spectra, LC/MS/MS:
Fundamentals and Applications, Practical LC/MS/MS,
etc. ACS Internet based Course.
CONTACT:
Ph: (800) 227-5558, ext 4508
Web: http://chemistry.org/elearning!
• October 3-7, 2005, The Midwestern Association of
Forensic Scientists (MAFS), St. Louis, MO
CONTACT:
Ph: (636) 949-7488
Web: http://mafs.net/
• October 9-12, 2005, 1st South American TIAFT Regional
Meeting, Buenos Aires, Argentina
CONTACT:
Email: leda@biol.unlp.edu.ar
• October 14-19, 2005, The Annual Meeting of the National
Association of Medical Examiners, Los Angeles, CA
CONTACT:
Web: http://www.thename.org/
• October 17-21, 2005, The Annual Meeting of the Society
of Forensic Toxicologists, Nashville, TN
CONTACT:
Web: http://www.soft-tox.org/meetings
• November 15-17, 2005, Mass Spectral Theory and
Interpretation, Vista, CA
CONTACT: www.cci.ca.gov
• October 18-22, 2005, 52nd Annual Meeting of the
Canadian Society of Forensic Science, Calgary, Alberta.
CONTACT:
Malcolm Gutfriend
RCMP Forensic Laboratory Services
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada AB T5V 1B7
Ph: (780) 451-7401
Fax: (780) 495-6961.
• February 20-25, 2006, American Academy of Forensic
Sciences 58th Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA.
CONTACT:
Nancy Jackson
AAFS, 410 North 21st Street
Colorado Springs, CO 80904
Ph: (719) 636-1100
Fax: (719) 636-1993
Email: njackson@aafs.org
• March 12-17, 2006, PITTCON 2006, Orlando, FL.
CONTACT: www.pittcon.org
• May 16-19, 2006, Fifth International Symposium on
Hormone and Veterinary Drug Residue Analysis,
Antwerp, Belgium.
CONTACT:
Prof. C. Van Peteghem, Symposium Chairman
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Ghent University
Harelbekestraat 72
B-9000 Ghent, Belgium
Ph: +32 (0)9 264 81 34
Fax: +32 (0)9 264 81 99
Email: carlos.vanpeteghem@ugent.be
Future CAT Meetings:
• January 27-28, 2006 (two day meeting)
Carrie Kirkton and Dawn Parker
San Diego Medical Examiner’s Office
Shelter Pointe Hotel, San Diego, CA
• Summer 2006 (two day meeting)
Host(s) needed
San Francisco, CA
• Winter 2006 (two day meeting)
Michelle Sandberg
Los Angeles County Coroner
(Southern California)
• Spring 2007, Northern California
Volunteers needed to host
• Summer 2007 Southern California
Volunteers needed to host
• Winter 2008 Northern CA or surrounding states
Volunteers needed to host
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
The CAT Board of Directors (BOD) was called to order on
August 26, 2005 at 7:45 pm by president Dan Anderson. In
attendance were BOD members Dan Anderson, Jim Bourland,
John Hughes, Kristina Takeshita, and guests Paul Crowley of
Ventura Co. and Jose Gonzales of LAPD. Board members
Greg Priebe, Kristina Fritz, Sarah Kerrigan and Dan Coleman
were unable to attend.
VP/Programs and Meeting host Jim Bourland
• This meeting had 77 pre-registered and 12 onsite
registrations (including 8 speakers) for the Friday workshop,
and 60 pre-registered for Saturday. The financials look like
the meeting will break even or show a slight profit. There
were extra expenses of making handouts for Saturday at
Kinko’s, and extra food for the Friday reception. The board
approved by voice vote reimbursing the speaker from
Germany for his lodging. The board congratulated Jim on an
excellent program and venue.
• The January 2006 meeting in San Diego hosted by Carrie
Kirkton, Dawn Parker, and Kathy Hamm, San Diego Medical
Examiner, will be held at the Shelter Point Hotel. The Friday
workshop on pain and analgesia has a full program; the
Saturday program has a focus of postmortem cases, for
which some speakers are still needed.
• The hotel for the Summer 2006 workshop/meeting in San
Francisco has been determined. The previous host is
unable to serve and so another is needed.
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President Dan Anderson
• Dan will conduct the vote on the bylaws change to add a
Student membership classification at the business meeting.
There have been four nominations for the AAFS Regional
award; they will be submitted by email for a vote of Board
members and committee chairs, in order to get a
representative voting population.
• Dan has compared the listings of CAT committees in various
documents and found that they are not consistent. He has
prepared a listing of the current committees, and will forward
these to the Proceedings Editor, website chair, and
Bylaws/Records chair for updating all places where this
listing is found. There are currently 15 commitees as shown
in the Proceedings.
• SOFT Tox Talk editor Pat Monforte has requested to have a
single person send information for upcoming CAT meetings
for each Tox-Talk deadline of 1 st day of February, May,
August, and November. Jim Bourland, VP/Programs will
take care of this on an ongoing basis.
• Website enhancements originally planned are postponed
due to the change in management/ownership of the firm that
was to do this for CAT, SOFT and AAFS. CAT will await a
decision by SOFT in order to be able use features like online
registration and dues payment which will be developed for
the larger organizations.
• Does CAT qualify as a “Chartable organization (501c3)
instead of a “trade” Organization (501c6)? Sarah Kerrigan
reported to the BOD that there was virtually no advantage to
changing the status because CA requires a charitable
organization to pay the sales tax, unlike other states.
• AACC/continuing education chair Kenton Wong sent
information about online registration for CE credits. This will
be announced at the Business meeting and published in his
report in the Proceedings.
Membership Secretary Greg Priebe
Greg forwarded the list of members for approval. All
candidates were recommended to the membership for a vote
in the business meeting.
Treasurer Kristina Fritz
The June meeting had income of $11,970 and expenses of
$12,800, for a net loss of $831, near-break-even. Detailed
reports for the meeting and 4 th quarter are included in
officers/chairs reports. As of June 1, CAT had a checkbook
balance of $30,168 and a money market account with $14,205,
so the organization continues to be quite financially sound.
Recording Secretary/Proceedings Editor John Hughes
The Proceedings continue to be more quickly mailed and on
the website thanks to improvements in the editorial process by
the Editor, CAT Assistant and the website chair. Mailing labels
are prepared in advance, and the CAT roster has been
cleaned up to minimize the number of returned mailings. The
website chair now has Adobe Acrobat so that other postings
can be made more quickly as well. The Proceedings and
presentations can now be posted before the mailing goes out.
Member-at-Large North, Dan Coleman
Dan sent a proposal to somehow post on the website, our
compilation of New Drugs articles. See his report for details.
Dan Anderson will undertake this. Dan also suggested naming
the three-times-per-year meetings for the month in which they
are held, but it was pointed out that the “winter” meeting varies
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in month according to venue costs and other conflicting
meetings.
Member-at-Large South, Kristina Takeshita
The Los Angeles Police Department is hosting the California
Association of Criminalists Fall Seminar the week of October
11-15, 2005. There will be an Alcohol Workshop on Tuesday
October 11 th titled “Recent Developments in Alcohol
Impairment Research”. The General Session will include the
following presentations:
• “A DA’s Perspective of the Andrew Luster Case”, DDA Tony
Wold
• “ID, Isolation and Examination of Tryptamine”, Javed Khan
• “The Devil Made Me Do It”, Eucen Fu and Nand Hart-Nibbrig
regarding the Antron “Lurch” Singleton case
There will be many more interesting topics covered during the
meeting. Please visit www.cacnews.org for more information.
Past President, Sarah Kerrigan
Sarah reports that she is continuing to update CAT documents
such as the Bylaws, Policies and Procedures and Host
Guidelines. Michelle Sandberg has extra hardcopies for new
Board members and committee chairs; Dan Anderson has
electronic copies.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:50pm.
OTHER OFFICERS’ AND COMMITTEE REPORTS
Membership Secretary Greg Priebe
For presentation at August 2005 CAT Meeting
The following applicants for membership are forwarded for
Board of Directors recommendation and presentation for
membership approval at the August meeting.
Associate Membership
Roster Information:
Members Name: Michael Patrick Gilbert
Degrees:
BS, Chemistry, Cal State
Polytechnic Univ.
Name of Business: OC Sheriff/Coroner Forensic
Science Svcs
Business Address: 320 N. Flower St
Santa Ana, CA 92703
Business Title:
Forensic Scientist
Business Phone: (714) 834-4510
Fax: (714) 834-4519
E-mail:
rd72413@fss.ocgov.com
Mailing Address: 6591 Grant Street
Chino, CA 91710
Roster Information:
Members Name: Stephan Baumann
Degrees:
BS, Chemistry, UNC
Name of Business: Agilent Technologies
Business Address: 5301 Stevens Creek Blvd
Bldg 55L
Santa Clara, CA 95051
Business Title:
Application Scientist
Business Phone: (408) 345-8439
E-mail:
stephan_baumann@agilent.com
Mailing Address: 5301 Stevens Creek Blvd
Bldg 55L
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Roster Information:
Members Name: Cathralynn Cook
Degrees:
BS, Biology, CSU Sacramento
Name of Business: Valley Toxicology Services
Business Address: 2401 Port Street
West Sacramento, CA 95691
Business Title:
Forensic Toxicologist
Business Phone: (916) 371-5440
Fax: (916) 371-8660
E-mail:
cathralynn@earthlink.net
Mailing Address: 2401 Port Street
West Sacramento, CA 95691
Full Membership
Roster Information:
Members Name: Sara Kegler
Degrees:
BS, Chemistry, Clarkson Univ.
MS, Chemistry, Clarkson Univ.
Name of Business: LA Co Dept of Coroner
Business Address: 1104 N Mission Rd
Los Angeles, CA 92656
Business Title:
Senior Criminalist
Business Phone: (323) 343-0530
Fax: (323) 222-5171
E-mail:
skegler@lacoroner.org
Meetings Attended: June 2004, Pasadena; June 2005,
Garden Grove
Sponsors:
Dan Anderson, Jaime Lintemoot
Mailing Address: 1104 N Mission Rd
Los Angeles, CA 92656
Roster Information:
Members Name: Eucen Fu
Degrees:
BS, Biology, Harvey Mudd
Name of Business: LA Co Dept of Coroner
Business Address: 1104 N Mission Rd
Los Angeles, CA 92656
Business Title:
Senior Criminalist
Business Phone: (323) 343-0530
Fax: (323) 222-5171
E-mail:
eucenfu@yahoo.com
Meetings Attended: June 2004, Pasadena; June 2005,
Garden Grove
Sponsors:
Dan Anderson, Jaime Lintemoot
Mailing Address: 1104 N Mission Rd
Los Angeles, CA 92656
TREASURER’S REPORT
Presented by Kristina Fritz
JUNE 2005 MEETING FINANCIAL SUMMARY
Income
Pre-Registration 5,650.00
On-Site Registration 1,120.00
Vendor Support 5,200.00
Total Income $ 11,970.00
Expenses
Hotel Costs 10,990.09
Meeting Supplies 551.77
Giveaways / Door Prizes 477.41
Vendor Coordinator 88.73
Vendor Incentive 100.00
AACC Activity Fee 160.00
Speaker Expense 500.00
Total Expenses $ 12,800.90
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Income Less Expenses
$11,970.00 – 12,800.90 = $ -830.90
FOURTH QUARTER 2004-2005
(03/01/05 – 05/31/05)
Checking Account
Beginning Balance (03/01/05) $ 31,495.21
Income
March 2005 Meeting 14,575.00
(Reg 6675 + Vend 7900)
Membership Dues 70.00
Interest (Mar. 2.66 + Apr. 3.24 + May 2.76) 8.66
Total Income 4,653.66
Expenses
March 2005 Meeting 12,394.99
CAT Assistant 3,049.79
AACC (June 2005 Meeting Activity Fee) 160.00
Website 243.75
CAT Telephone Line (Monthly Service) 34.44
CAT Survey (Supplies Reimbursement) 97.60
Total Expenses $ 15,980.57
Income Less Expenses
$14,653.66 – 15,980.57 = $-1,326.91
Ending Balance (05/31/05) $ 30,168.30
Money Market Account
Beginning Balance (03/01/05) $ 14,187.70
Interest (Mar. 6.03 + Apr. 5.64 + May 6.2) 17.90
Ending Balance (05/31/05) $ 14,205.60
ACCENT Credits Committee Chair
Submitted by Kenton Wong
CAT Members who regularly obtain their 24 Continuing
Education Units (CEU) required for DHS Licensure over a twoyear
calendar through CAT Meetings have noticed that AACC
has gone to a new on-line format as of the Garden Grove
meeting in Southern California this past June. After a bumpy
inaugural start to this new format whereby some CAT
Members experienced difficulty in obtaining the CE Certificates
on-line, AACC Education Coordinator April Gascon ensures us
that it will improve this next time around for the Las Vegas
meeting.
In addition, the CAT BOD and future Meeting Hosts should be
aware that AACC has greatly softened their stance with regard
to accreditation of a program for CE Units. Namely, presenters
no longer have to fill out the old Speaker Qualification Form
and merely need to jot down a condensed CV/Bio, along with
signing the traditional Disclosure Form and indicating a/few
Learning Objectives for students. More importantly AACC
mandated that in the past, CE Certificates could only be
obtained by attending the entire program session, with
presentation of the Certificate at the very end of the meeting.
With the new on-line format, AACC indicates they are now
trusting attendees to be honest in attending the entire meeting.
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Certificates at the end of the meeting to keep everyone honest.
On a logistical note, some attendees have noted that it is also
inconvenient to remember the speakers name and particular
topic in filling out the on-line speaker evaluations as opposed
to being able to do so immediately at the end of a speaker’s
presentation during the meeting.
Thank you to the Board and the Membership to serve in this
capacity.
Bylaws and Records, Review and Revision
Submitted by Sarah Kerrigan
CAT documents are once again under revision to reflect
updates and new information. Following the membership vote
at the September meeting, the CAT Bylaws will be updated as
necessary. Revisions are also underway to the Host
Guidelines document. These changes update key information
relating to the Proceedings, and transfer of information to and
from the Website Committee Chair and the CAT Assistant. The
CAT Policies and Procedures (P&P) Manual is also being
updated to reflect changes in committee structure, duties and
responsibilities, as directed by the President. Although some of
the documents were updated as recently as last year, careful
maintenance of these documents, including regular review and
revisions are necessary to facilitate new meeting hosts and
ensure that the Association adheres to both the guidelines and
the spirit of CAT. To ease confusion, all three updated
documents (Bylaws, P&P, and Host Guidelines) will be made
available at the same time, after the September 2005 vote on
the proposed Bylaws revision. Once this is complete, the new
documents will be posted on the CAT website.
Forensic Alcohol Advisory Committee
Halle Weingarten & Paul Sedgwick (submitted by Halle)
The Department of Health Services Forensic Alcohol Review
Committee will hold its first meeting on August 25, 2005 in
Richmond. The agenda, which can be accessed on the DHS
website: www.dhs.ca.gov/fdlb/asas/committee/Agenda
2005Forensic Alcohol Review Committee.pdf includes a
number of administrative and procedural items of business as
well as proposed regulatory changes.
The website, www.dhs.ca.gov/ps/fdlb.asas/fap.htm, lists a
summary of the forensic alcohol program status and activities,
which may assist labs in determining the degree of DHS
involvement in various aspects of their alcohol programs
Legislative Liaison
Submitted by Edwin Smith
The following Bills may be of interest to members of CAT
AB 71 Deals with reporting of safety and effectiveness of
prescription drugs (pending).
AB 275 Deals with penalties in possession, sale, and
manufacture of illegal drugs (passed July 2005).
AB 380 Deals with requiring a licensed health care provider to
report all adverse drug events (pending).
AB 571 Deals with lowering the DUI alcohol enhancement
BAC from 0.20% to 0.15% (passed July 2005).
And, of course, the Supreme Court upheld the Federal
Government’s right to make marijuana illegal in all states (not
new news, but notable in our state of California).
Lending Library
Submitted by Catherine Hamm
There have been no requests to the lending library this quarter.
I propose an agenda item to discuss the lending library at the
January 2006 CAT board/general meeting. I am interested in
getting feedback from the membership regarding the types of
materials they would like to see available other than
videotapes of the meetings.
New Drugs
Submitted by Dan Anderson
The New Drugs Committee was contacted by Mr. Harry
Burnett, DEA to become more active in this committee.
No new drugs to report at this time.
QC/QA Committee
Submitted by Dan Anderson
• Current Participation
o 35 laboratories
• 17 Laboratories are from California
• 2 Laboratories are from Canada
• 16 Laboratories are from other states
-2 Texas -1 New Mexico
-1 Nevada -1 New York
-1 Montana -1 Pennsylvania
-1 North Carolina -3 Arizona
-1 Florida -1 Washington
-1 Michigan -1 Wisconsin
-1 New Jersey
o 8 of 35 laboratories (23%) are considered more clinically
related
The results of the Summer survey sample, prepared by Bruce
Goldberger, U of Florida College of Medicine, are pending and
will be presented at the January 2006 meeting.
Research Grant
Submitted by Rob Fitzgerald
There are no new applications for the CAT Research Assistant
Grant. CAT does have money available for an award; see the
CAT website for details on the submission process.
Vendor Coordinator
Submitted by Michelle Sandberg
A sincere thank-you goes to our vendors for their support at
the August 2005 seminar in Las Vegas, which generated
$8700.00 in vendor revenue. Attendees participated in a game
of Vendor Poker, and the lucky winner received a $50.00 gift
certificate to the Olive Garden. Please give the our sponsors
your business!
Utak Laboratories, Inc.- Co-sponsor of Friday night at the
Brewery
Full Spectrum
Perkin Elmer Instruments
Cerilliant
Neogen Corporation
Immunalysis - Lunch co-sponsor
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International Diagnostics Systems - Co-sponsor of Friday
night at the Brewery & Lunch!
Agilent Technologies
Varian, Inc.
Biochemical Diagnostics, Inc - Breakfast co-sponsor
Thermo Electron - Breakfast co-sponsor
UCT (United Chemical Technologies)
Website
Submitted by Tim Appel
I appreciate everyone’s patience with me in getting items on to
the website. I am trying to get a handle on the web-scripting
lingo when instructing Daren what we want. I am trying to
have things posted to the website as packets rather than
piece-by-piece. If the Proceedings and the new agenda with
registration came in at about the same time, we would be
charged with one posting rather than being charged for two or
more postings.
BUSINESS MEETING
August 27, 2005, Las Vegas, NV
The meeting was called to order at 8:10am by President Dan
Anderson. Dan offered congratulations to Past President
Sarah Kerrigan on the birth of her daughter Abby on August
15. He thanked meeting host Jim Bourland of Quest
Diagnostics for a great program and venue for this meeting,
with good meals and the microbrewery reception on Friday
night.
The Bylaw amendment to add a Student membership
category, with reduced dues, was proposed and passed by a
show of hands of members present. The change had been
published in the June Proceedings for member review before a
vote.
Dan announced that there were four nominations for the
regional AAFS award, which includes registration and
expenses for attending the AAFS meeting in Seattle in
February 2006. The awardee will be selected by a vote of the
Board of Directors and CAT committee chairs, and will be
announced in the Proceedings and on the website.
Dan pointed out that the listing of CAT committees will be
updated in the Bylaws, Policies and Procedures, Proceedings
and website to reflect the current 15 committees.
The proposed upgrades to the CAT website for features such
as online registration and dues payment are on hold after a
merger of web services businesses that resulted in significantly
increased cost estimates. CAT will await the implementation of
such features by SOFT and AAFS which are also considering
new member software.
Vice President for Programs Jim Bourland announced the
excellent attendance at Friday’s workshop (68 paid
registrations plus 9 speakers and 4 Board members). He
asked for volunteers to take over the Summer 2006 San
Francisco meeting, whose host had to withdraw. The hotel has
been already selected. Jim presented candidates for CAT
membership on behalf on Membership Secretary Greg Priebe.
It was moved, seconded and passed by voice vote to accept
the new members. The listing is published in the Reports
section of the Proceedings.
Recording Sec’y/Proceedings Editor John Hughes thanked
the officers, chairs, and CAT Assistant for making the
publication of the Proceedings a quicker and smoother process
this year. He announced the search for a new Editor for the
2006-2007 membership year; needed are organizational skills,
good with Microsoft Word, able to attend 2 CAT meetings per
year, and 8 hours/three times per year to compose and edit the
Proceedings. Free training, no travel needed, is available.
Treasurer Kristina Fritz’s report was given by Dan Anderson.
The June meeting had a net loss of approximately $800,
considered break-even. The substantial checking and money
market balances may allow a reduction in meeting costs if the
trend of break-even or profitable meetings continues in 2006.
Detailed reports are found in the Proceedings.
Reports from the following officers and committees were
summarized by Dan Anderson. Their submitted reports are
found in the Proceedings:
Member-at-Large North, Dan Coleman; MAL-S, Kristina
Takeshita; Bylaws & Records Revision and Review, Sarah
Kerrigan; Forensic Alcohol Advisory, Halle Weingarten; Quality
Assurance, Dan Anderson
Dan reminded labs to encourage students and interns to apply
for the CAT Research Grant, which provides funds for research
supplies and expenses to attend a CAT meeting to present
their work.
Vendor Liaison Michelle Sandberg thanked vendors for
$8700 support for this meeting, and a total of $23,750 for the
last three meetings. Our vendor support and attendance
depends on timing with other meetings and the vendors’ other
commitments.
The meeting was adjourned to the scientific sessions at 8:35
am.
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PRESENTATIONS FROM AUGUST 2005 WORKSHOP AND QUARTERLY MEETING
Available in Members – Only section of CAT website: cal-tox.org
Password: ctox
Speaker presentations (provided at the speaker’s option) are posted as pdf files on the CAT Proceedings home
page, accessible only to CAT members. They are posted in two formats, one suitable for on-screening reading
and another more compact format for printing.
Christine Moore
Lauren Vinsick
Detlef Thieme
Neil Fortner
Lou Jambor and
Rody Predescu
Dean Fritch
Friday, August 26, 2005 – Workshop: Alternative Matrix Drug Testing
Immunalysis Corp, CAT
Analysis of Marijuana Metabolite in Hair using GC/MS and Deans Switch
Omega Laboratories, Inc., OH
THCA in Hair using GC/MS/MS
IDAS Kreischa, IRM and FTC, Munich, Germany
Hair Analysis Beyond Workplace Drug Testing
ChoicePoint, Inc., GA
Detection of Drugs in Sweat
Quest Diagnostics, CA
Laboratory Experiences with Oral Fluid Testing Confirmation Testing
Orasure Technologies, Inc.
Oral Fluid Drug Testing
Saturday, August 27, 2005 – CAT Quarterly Meeting
Mike Telepchak
Fred Feyerherm
Andrew Fischinger
Brian Nies
John Hughes
United Chemical Technologies, Inc., PA
Approaching Challenging Matrices with Solid Phase Extraction
Agilent Technologies, Inc., TX
2-D GC/MS and the Deans Switch: Theory and Applications
Norchem Drug Testing, AZ
Health Professional Panel Screen by LC/MS/MS
Varian, Inc, CA
GC/MS & LC /MS Comparisons in Toxicology
Agilent Technologies, Inc., CA
Applications of Accurate Mass LC/MS To Forensic Toxicology
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ANALYTICAL TOXICOLOGY LITERATURE SURVEY
Prepared by: Rodger L. Foltz
Period Surveyed: June 1, 2005 to August 31, 2005
Articles are ordered by journal/book
1. "Development and validation of a liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry assay for the quantification of Docetaxel and
Paclitaxel in human plasma and oral fluid", K. A. Mortier, V. Renard, A. G. Verstraete, A. Van Gussem, S. Van Belle and W. E. Lambert,
Anal. Chem., 2005, 77, 4677-83.
2. "A parallel micro turbulent flow chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry method for the analysis of a pharmaceutical compound
in plasma", C. Chassaing, H. Stafford, J. Luckwell, A. Wright and A. Edgington, Chromatographia, 2005, 62, 17-24.
3. "A rapid HPLC-mass spectrometry cyclosporin method suitable for current monitoring practices", P. Salm, P. J. Taylor, S. V. Lynch,
C. R. Warnholtz and P. I. Pillans, Clin. Biochem., 2005, 38, 667-73.
4. "Testosterone measurement by isotope-dilution liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry: Validation of a method for routine
clinical practice", M. L. Cawood, H. P. Field, C. G. Ford, S. Gillingwater, A. Kicman, D. Cowan and J. H. Barth, Clin. Chem., 2005, 51,
1472-9.
5. "Review: The physiology of saliva and transfer of drugs into saliva", J. K. M. Aps and L. C. Martens, Forensic Sci. Int., 2005, 150,
119-31.
6. "Review: Pharmacokinetics of illicit drugs in oral fluid", O. H. Drummer, Forensic Sci. Int., 2005, 150, 133-42.
7. "Oral fluid testing for driving under the influence of drugs: history, recent progress and remaining challenges", A. G. Verstraete,
Forensic Sci. Int., 2005, 150, 143-50.
8. "Proficiency testing (external quality assessment) of drug detection in oral fluid", J. Clarke and J. F. Wilson, Forensic Sci. Int., 2005,
150, 161-4.
9. "Oral fluid collection: The neglected variable in oral fluid testing", D. J. Crouch, Forensic Sci. Int., 2005, 150, 165-73.
10. "Oral fluid drug tests: Effects of adulterants and foodstuffs", R. C. Wong, M. Tran and J. K. Tung, Forensic Sci. Int., 2005, 150,
175-80.
11. "Drugs in oral fluid", F. M. Wylie, H. Torrance, R. A. Anderson and J. S. Oliver, Forensic Sci. Int., 2005, 150, 191-8.
12. "Analysis of ∆9-tetrahydrocannabinol in oral fluid samples using solid-phase extraction and HPLC-electrospray ionization mass
spectrometry", H. Teixeira, P. Proenca, A. G. Verstraete, F. Corte-Real and D. N. Vieira, Forensic Sci. Int., 2005, 150, 205-11.
13. "Screening and confirmatory method for benzodiazepines and hypnotics in oral fluid by LC-MS/MS", P. Kintz, M. Villain, M.
Concheiro and V. Cirimele, Forensic Sci. Int., 2005, 150, 213-20.
14. "Quantitative analysis of multiple illicit drugs in preserved oral fluid by solid-phase extraction and liquid chromatography-tandem
mass spectrometry", M. Wood, M. Laloup, M. Fernandez, K. M. Jenkins, et al., Forensic Sci. Int., 2005, 150, 227-38.
15. "Quantitation of ibogaine and 12-hydroxyibogamine in human plasma by liquid chromatography with fluorimetric detection", V.
Kontrimaviciute, M. Larroque, V. Briedis, D. Margout and F. Bressolle, J. Chromatogr. B, 2005, 822, 285-93.
16. "A highly sensitive LC-MS-MS assay for analysis of midazolam and its major metabolite in human plasma: Applications to drug
metabolism", V. A. P. Jabor, E. B. Coelho, N. A. G. dosSantos, P. S. Bonato and V. L. Lanchote, J. Chromatogr. B, 2005, 822, 27-32.
17. "High-performance liquid chromatography of nalbuphine, butorphanol and morphine in blood and brain microdialysate samples:
Application to pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic studies in rats", D. Groenendaal, M. C. M. BlomRoosemalen, M. Danhof and E. C. M.
deLange, J. Chromatogr. B, 2005, 822, 230-7.
18. "Determination of midazolam and its major metabolite by HPLC-electrospray mass spectrometry in plasma from children", S. N.
Muchohi, S. A. Ward, L. Preston, C. Newton, G. Edwards and G. O. Kokwaro, J. Chromatogr. B, 2005, 821, 1-7.
19. "Studies on the metabolism and toxicological detection of the designer drug 4-methylthioamphetamine (4-MTA) in human urine
using gas chromatography-mass spectrometry", A. H. Ewald, F. T. Peters, M. Weise and H. H. Maurer, J. Chromatogr. B., 2005, 824,
123-31.
20. "Sensitive MS/MS-liquid chromatography assay for simultaneous determination of tegafur, 5-fluorouracil and 5-fluorodihydrouracil in
plasma", G. Remaud, M. Boisdron-Celle, A. Morel and A. Gamelin, J. Chromatogr. B., 2005, 824, 153-60.
21. "Recent studies on the electrospray ionization mass spectrometric behavior of selected nitrogen-containing drug molecules and its
application to drug analysis using liquid chromatography-electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (review article)", W. F. Smyth, J.
Chromatogr. B., 2005, 824, 1-20.
22. "The quantitative analysis of heroin, methadone and their metabolites and the simultaneous detection of cocaine, acetylcodeine and
their metabolites in human plasma by high-performance liquid chromatography coupled with tandem mass spectrometry", E. J. Rook,
M. J. X. Hillebrand, H. Rosing, J. M. van Ree and J. H. Beijnen, J. Chromatogr. B., 2005, 824, 213-21.
23. "Determination of metformin in human plasma by high-performance liquid chromatography", H. Amini, A. Ahmadiani and P.
Gazerani, J. Chromatogr. B., 2005, 824, 319-22.
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24. "Determination of lorazepam in plasma from children by high-performance liquid chromatography with UV detection", S. N.
Muchohi, K. Obiero, G. O. Kokwaro, B. R. Ogutu, I. M. Githiga, G. Edwards and C. R. J. C. Newton, J. Chromatogr. B., 2005, 824,
333-40.
25. "Identification of 11-nor-∆9-tetrahydrocannabinol-9-carboxylic acid in urine by ion trap GC-MS/MS in the context of doping analysis",
G. M. Caballero, C. P. D'Angelo, M. S. Fraguio and O. T. Centurion, J. Chromatogr. Sci., 2004, 42, 540-4.
26. "Application of a novel ultra-low elution volume 96-well solid-phase extraction method to the LC/MS/MS determination of simvastatin
and simvastatin acid in human plasma", A. Y. Yang, L. Sun, D. B. Musson and J. J. Zhao, J. Pharmaceut. Biomed. Anal., 2005, 38,
521-7.
27. "Direct determination of the ethanol metabolites ethyl glucuronide and ethyl sulfate in urine by LC/MS/MS", L. Politi, L. Morini, A.
Groppi, V. Poloni et al., Rapid Commun. Mass Spectrom., 2005, 19, 1321-31.
28. "Rapid screening of drugs of abuse and their metabolites by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry: application to urinalysis", S.
Strano-Rossi, F. Molaioni, F. Rossi and F. Botre, Rapid Commun. Mass Spectrom., 2005, 19, 1529-35.
29. "Hair testing for ∆9-THC-COOH by gas chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry in negative chemical ionization mode", R.
Marsili, S. Martello, M. Felli, S. Fiorina and M. Chiarotti, Rapid Commun. Mass Spectrom., 2005, 19, 1566-8.
30. "Screening procedure for detection of diuretics and uricosurics and/or their metabolites in human urine using gas chromatographymass
spectrometry after extractive methylation", J. Beyer, A. Bierl, F. T. Peters and H. H. Maurer, Ther. Drug Monit., 2005, 27, 509-20.
31. "Buprenorphine and norbuprenorphine concentrations in human breast milk samples determined by liquid chromatography-tandem
mass spectrometry", D. Grimm, E. Pauly, J. Poschl, O. Linderkamp and G. Skopp, Ther. Drug Monit., 2005, 27, 526-30.
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UPDATE OF MEMBERSHIP/ADDRESS DATA
For change of mailing address and/or business information.
PLEASE RETURN TO:
LYN ALKAN
CAT Assistant
4951 Flower Court
Rohnert Park, CA 94928
Member Name:
Mailing Address:
Business Address, if different from mailing address (NOTE: Business address is published in the annual roster):
Business Phone: FAX: E-mail:
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