Marcy,
I'd be happy to drop off tapes. I don't have cable, so cannot monitor the show. I do think this is something very worthwhile for us to be doing. The cost is minimal, and I'm sure some people are seeing it. I haven't seen Art Tuma's "Libertarian Counterpoint" and don't know how it compares to Mark Selzer's "Libertarian Alternative" show.
Love & liberty,
<<< starchild >>>
Hi Starchild,
Thank you for your willingness to drop off the tapes. I would suggest
that you indicate at the next meeting that you are volunteering to be
the Public Access liaison, and see if the membership wants to reverse
the decision made at the last meeting not to continue the show.
As I had indicated in a couple of e-mails on the subject, I have not
been able to ascertain the status of our show; no response to my e-
mails or phone messages, no one at the desk is responsible for
programming, and the Public Access website no longer carries show
schedules. As you recall, Mike Denny reported that our show was not
being aired when it was supposed to be aired. So, assuming the
decision to discontinue the show is reversed, before you drop off any
tapes, you would need to find out if/when the show is aired, so that
you can label the tapes you are dropping off with the airtime, as the
Public Access people require.
Also, our current membership ends January 31, which means fee ($36
last year) would have to be paid at least a couple of weeks before
that.
If you like, you could call Public Access and see if you have better
luck than me in getting information out of them: 415 575-4946. If
they say they can only give information to the current liaison of
record (me, and probably also Phil), you would have to sign up as the
new liaison.
As I said, all this is a lot of work, Starchild; so personally, I am
in agreement with the decision no to renew the show. But, if you are
willing to do the work, you have my thanks.
Regards,
Marcy
--- In lpsf-activists@yahoogroups.com, Starchild <sfdreamer@...>
wrote:
Marcy,
I'd be happy to drop off tapes. I don't have cable, so cannot
monitor
the show. I do think this is something very worthwhile for us to be
doing. The cost is minimal, and I'm sure some people are seeing it.
I
haven't seen Art Tuma's "Libertarian Counterpoint" and don't know
how
it compares to Mark Selzer's "Libertarian Alternative" show.
Love & liberty,
<<< starchild >>>> I was not at the last LPSF meeting, so I do not know how the
> discussion went regarding the LPSF TV show. I am assuming that no
> one volunteered to be the Public Access TV liaison. Tapes we have,
> and DVD's we can obtain, but we would also need a volunteer to
manage
> the tape delivery and show slot monitoring. I did it for a while,
and
> did not find all the work worthwhile, given that we have no way to
> tell who if anyone is watching the shows.
>
> Marcy
>
> --- In lpsf-activists@yahoogroups.com, Ron Getty <tradergroupe@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Dear Eceryone;
> >
> > Since the topic of the Cable program came up - this email may
be of
> interest for those who would like to see the LPSF on the local
cable
> channel.
> >
> > Ron Getty
> > SF Libertarian
> >
> >
> > From: D.A. Tuma <tuma2k@>
> > To: cal-libs@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 6:44:07 AM
> > Subject: [cal-libs] Get free DVDs of Libertarian Counterpoint
> >
> >
> > Dear [cal-libs] members,
> >
> > Lawrence Samuels, LPC Northern Vice Chair, recently ordered
sixteen
> episodes of Libertarian Counterpoint to cable-cast on his local
> public access TV station in Monterey. There was no charge, but he
> donated $5 to cover the costs of supplies and postage.
> >
> > You too can get free DVDs of Libertarian Counterpoint for cable-
> cast on your local public access TV.
> >
> > Just send me your name, address, and the name of your local
public
Hi Starchild,
I was not at that meeting either, but I assumed the reason for the
vote was that no one volunteered to actually go down to the SF Access
TV office and renew the show. If you are volunteering, thank you.
Please see below the e-mail I posted previously on the subject.
Regards,
Marcy
--- In lpsf-activists@yahoogroups.com, "Amarcy D. Berry"
<amarcyb@...> wrote:
Hi Starchild,
Thank you for your willingness to drop off the tapes. I would
suggest
that you indicate at the next meeting that you are volunteering to
be
the Public Access liaison, and see if the membership wants to
reverse
the decision made at the last meeting not to continue the show.
As I had indicated in a couple of e-mails on the subject, I have
not
been able to ascertain the status of our show; no response to my e-
mails or phone messages, no one at the desk is responsible for
programming, and the Public Access website no longer carries show
schedules. As you recall, Mike Denny reported that our show was
not
being aired when it was supposed to be aired. So, assuming the
decision to discontinue the show is reversed, before you drop off
any
tapes, you would need to find out if/when the show is aired, so
that
you can label the tapes you are dropping off with the airtime, as
the
Public Access people require.
Also, our current membership ends January 31, which means fee ($36
last year) would have to be paid at least a couple of weeks before
that.If you like, you could call Public Access and see if you have
better
luck than me in getting information out of them: 415 575-4946. If
they say they can only give information to the current liaison of
record (me, and probably also Phil), you would have to sign up as
the
new liaison.
As I said, all this is a lot of work, Starchild; so personally, I
am
in agreement with the decision no to renew the show. But, if you
are
willing to do the work, you have my thanks.
Regards,
Marcy
--- In lpsf-activists@yahoogroups.com, Starchild <sfdreamer@>
wrote:
>
> Marcy,
>
> I'd be happy to drop off tapes. I don't have cable, so cannot
monitor
> the show. I do think this is something very worthwhile for us to
be
> doing. The cost is minimal, and I'm sure some people are seeing
it.
I
> haven't seen Art Tuma's "Libertarian Counterpoint" and don't know
how
> it compares to Mark Selzer's "Libertarian Alternative" show.
>
> Love & liberty,
> <<< starchild >>>
>
>
>
> > I was not at the last LPSF meeting, so I do not know how the
> > discussion went regarding the LPSF TV show. I am assuming that
no
> > one volunteered to be the Public Access TV liaison. Tapes we
have,
> > and DVD's we can obtain, but we would also need a volunteer to
manage
> > the tape delivery and show slot monitoring. I did it for a
while,
and
> > did not find all the work worthwhile, given that we have no way
to
> > tell who if anyone is watching the shows.
> >
> > Marcy
> >
> > --- In lpsf-activists@yahoogroups.com, Ron Getty <tradergroupe@>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > Dear Eceryone;
> > >
> > > Since the topic of the Cable program came up - this email may
be of
> > interest for those who would like to see the LPSF on the local
cable
> > channel.
> > >
> > > Ron Getty
> > > SF Libertarian
> > >
> > >
> > > From: D.A. Tuma <tuma2k@>
> > > To: cal-libs@yahoogroups.com
> > > Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 6:44:07 AM
> > > Subject: [cal-libs] Get free DVDs of Libertarian Counterpoint
> > >
> > >
> > > Dear [cal-libs] members,
> > >
> > > Lawrence Samuels, LPC Northern Vice Chair, recently ordered
sixteen
> > episodes of Libertarian Counterpoint to cable-cast on his local
> > public access TV station in Monterey. There was no charge, but
he
> > donated $5 to cover the costs of supplies and postage.
> > >
> > > You too can get free DVDs of Libertarian Counterpoint for
cable-