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The total number of students decreased primarily as a result of a one-time series of classes we taught at the Centennial Learning Center, in 2004, to a fairly large group of people. If you remove those two classes and the 60 students involved, and then compare the numbers between the two years, the 2005 numbers are actually improved over the previous year. 160 140 120 ~~r'" 100 80 60 40 20 o 1998 1999 2000 20012002 2003 2004 2005 Recruiting students was one of the areas where we fell short last year. This statistic should see improvement in 2006, as we will have a full time employee dedicated to promoting the facility and services we provide. PRoqRam PRoducTIon There are two separate statistics that we keep track of, regarding programs submitted for playback on channel 14. Programs produced by the general public utilizing our equipment and facilities, and those submitted by outside sources. Overall, the total number of programs submitted in this category increased markedly, from 808 in 2004, to 913 in 2005. First, we'll consider programs produced by the general public utilizing North' Metro Community Televisio'n equipment. This number is dramatically reduced compared to all previous years on the graph. In 2004 the public produced 221 new programs utilizing our equipment and facilities. In 2005, they produced 149. The number isn't actually as bad as it looks. In 2005, two of our church producer~ purchased their own camcorders and editing ,systems. Even though they continue to submit their programs for playback every week, the shows are no longer counted as being produced with our equipment. Now they are considered "Outside Programs" and are recorded as such in the monthly statistics. It should also be noted that these producers have been producing a weekly program with us for all of the' years represented in the following graph. If one were to remove their influence on program production across the entire 7