Subject: Re: WWF13
From: Tracy Heron <[email-masked]>
To: Jim Kirchstein <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 9 Jul 2013 10:14:32 -0700 (PDT)

Hi Jim,

First, thank you for the previous email regarding audiovisual inventory/purchases.  Not much action required, although if there is any equipment that you have that we may be able to re-sell even at low costs, it would be beneficial.

Regarding the video, I agree that "Year in Poetry" would be a better choice.  The scope issue hopefully can be resolved off-line and away from public events (and board meetings).  I have not been in the library, so cannot say whether the scope or Starfinder is there or not.  

As much as possible please keep Char in the loop with regards to the CWM dinner... just so the program doesn't have overlaps, etc.

Hope your summer is going well and you are enjoying your family.

Thanks for keeping me updated!
 
Tracy Heron
920-382-7556

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 From: Jim Kirchstein <[email-masked]>
To: ADS Tracy <[email-masked]> 
Sent: Tuesday, July 9, 2013 8:32 AM
Subject: WWF13

'Morning
I am now thinking about the video for the above to be 
the "Year in Poetry" video which always finds a good audience reaction, rather 
than the "WWF92 Evening in Spring" video that you have a copy of (unedited) that 
confirms that the HPL scope and finder were donated to the ADS.  Many 
reasons to change, including no drama happening. Later, I am planning on posting 
several WWF's video clips which might address the donation.
Kay emailed me that the scope was returned to the 
library, not saying anything about the Starfinder. I turned in my keys to Ken 
during the ADS May meeting so I cannot confirm what was returned.
 
It appears there might be a large turn out for the CWM 
WWFest which might present a problem showing the video. I am approaching Steve 
Freeze and/or David Saloutos about use of the theatre for the video showing as a 
possibility.
 
Will keep in touch.
 
Mind the Gap