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^^^^^^WARM GREETINGS FROM^^^^^^^^^^ Ivan Suzman 48/10 [log in to unmask] Portland, Maine land of lighthouses 27 deg. F clear ***************************************************************** Dear Listmembers, Jay and I wish to take this moment to thank you for your many messages. As I am a little bit overwhelmed by the multiple requests, I need to respond briefly to all of you who need a videotape of the program. Your videotape requests for the January 20th episode of "Lunchbreak," the 30-minute live call-in TV talk show that featured my neurologist and me, on the NBC affiliate WCSH-TV, channel 6, Portland, are steadily increasing. Will Kuipers of Dallas has just posted a message about exactly what Jay and I are discussing at the kitchen table here on Range Street--how to most easily and effectively obtain, or produce, and distribute, highest-quality copies of the videotape for you, especially as the number of orders mounts up. In your e-mail orders, please remember to type your SURFACE MAIL address. To simplify matters, I can record orders until a "deadline" of February 10th. We will keep a very careful list of each and every videotape request that comes in. If you have ALREADY posted a request for a videotape, PLEASE ensure that your MAILING ADDRESS (surface mail) was indicated.. Any thoughts on the process of videotape distribution would be VERY helpful. I intend to check with health reporter Diane Atwood of WCSH-TV about this. Thank you all for your many ideas. Let's keep the ball rolling and support Joan Samuelson and Jim Cordy, who are testifying in Washington on Wednesday about Udall bill concerns. Sincerely, Ivan Suzman 48/10 Portland, Maine On Sun, 1 Feb 1998 18:29:30 -0500 "Will A. Kuipers" <[log in to unmask]> writes:. >(SNIP) >I most certainly would be very interested in a copy of the videotape. >If the tapes are to be produced by yourself, I would recommend trying tofind a professional >videotape copying outfit. >I worked with one here in Dallas and they work very quick with >multiple >machines so the problem of quality deterioration does not arise. >All this for not much more than.... >(SNIP) >Will A. Kuipers >[log in to unmask]