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Hi Abe,

Glad to hear you are recovering well from your heart surgery and are
increasingly ambulatory.  I'm going to look forward to seeing your
stereo photography for many years to come!

Best,
Ray 3D Zone

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#1062

From: Abe Perlstein <ap3dguy@...>
Date: Thu Dec 3, 2009 8:11 am
Subject: Thanks so much for the video greeting, everyone!

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Hi All,

Thanks so much to Ray (for shooting it), Susan (for providing the Fuji stereo camera), and members of the club for elevating my spirits with your thoughtful stereo video greeting sent November 25th. It looked great on Stereoscopic Player.

I've just now returned home after being discharged from Stanford University Medical Center eight days ago, followed by a week recuperating with friends (see attached photo) in Morro Bay. The original plan was for the surgeon and his team to mend my existing mitral valve. Sad to say, my original valve was just too far gone. Plan B was to install a mechanical valve. So, now that mechanical valve is click-click-clicking away. It'll certainly take some getting used to, as will my now greatly restricted diet so as not to upset the effectiveness of the blood thinner and blood pressure medications (which I must take for the rest of my life. Grrrrr.....).

'Getting stronger every day, but still tire easily from small tasks. However, I've made great strides over the past week and can now walk half a mile. I look forward to shooting new stereo landscapes, figures, and everything else within a month or less. By the way, thanks for the two Competition Awards on a pair of Legacy entries from the last competition. It's always a great honor.

Onward & Upward,
Abe Perlstein

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#1061

From: Reel3D@...
Date: Wed Dec 2, 2009 5:12 pm
Subject: Re: NR: MTBS-TV Launched...In 3D!

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In case some of you are not on this mailing list, it might be of interest to you. Enjoy! -- DDDavid

In a message dated 12/2/2009 1:45:16 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, carol@... writes:

MTBS-TV Launched...In 3D!

          Meant to be Seen and the S-3D Gaming Alliance Start Broadcasting Online
                                                   in Stereoscopic 3D

Toronto, Ontario, December 2, 2009 – Founded in 2007, “Meant to be Seen” has earned a strong reputation for advocating and being a catalyst for stereoscopic 3D gaming. So much so, it has become the largest S-3D gaming website in existence. To view the MTBS-TV inaugural broadcast please visit: http://mtbs3d.com/cgi-bin/rss.cgi?news_id=378

"Meant to be Seen has been reaching gamers since 2007, and the first thing we learned is you always need to try new ways to reach them. MTBS-TV is our latest effort," said Neil Schneider, President of Meant to be Seen.

Featuring Neil Schneider as its host, it's broadcast through a 3D webcam and can be viewed in true 3D using modern S-3D displays like 3D monitors, HDTVs, and more on the Internet. MTBS-TV's charm is its down to earth style and level headed analysis on the S-3D gaming industry.

The first episode features coverage of James Cameron's Avatar video game in 3D, an explanation of how the game works with different S-3D technologies, and more.

"I joke about the production values - I've never taken myself too seriously. However, there is nothing cooler than to show video clips of games in S-3D or having our logo pop out of the screen. It's really a lot of fun to watch and make these videos. However, MTBS isn't the only pioneer in this. One of our members, Yuriy Nikshych, has been at this for some time with Stereo3D News. He practically begged us to do the same. What gamers ask, gamers get."

Neil Schneider's second responsibility is being the Executive Director of the non-profit S-3D Gaming Alliance (S3DGA). With the sole interest of making S-3D gaming successful in the home, S3DGA was launched in September of this year at the 3D Entertainment Summit, and is the recognized voice for the stereoscopic 3D gaming industry.

To date, S3DGA members include DDD, iZ3D, RealD, Sensio, XpanD, John Peddie Research, Blitz Games Studios, TDVision Corp. and more. Leading advisory board members include Habib Zargarpour, Senior Art Director for Electronic Arts, and Neil Trevett, President of the Khronos Group and VP of Mobile Content at NVIDIA.

"I'm very proud of what S3DGA and MTBS have achieved. While we are supportive of other organizations writing reports about the S-3D gaming industry, it's equally if not more important to actually be in the trenches with game developers and gamers alike. This is what our three year track record is based on."

S3DGA members receive a complimentary copy of the U-DECIDE Initiative report. Nearly 80 pages in length, it features actual customer feedback from traditional 2D gamers and experienced stereoscopic 3D gamers. Considered one of the most influential and informative reports in S-3D gaming, it was co-developed with AMD, Blitz Games Studios, The Game Creators, iZ3D, Guild Software, and Meant to be Seen.

Neil Schneider will be attending the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, January 5-10, 2010 and meeting arrangements can be scheduled via Carol Warren.

To learn more, visit:

MTBS-TV: http://www.mtbs3D.com (main newswire)
The S-3D Gaming Alliance: http://www.s3dga.com/endorsements.html
The U-DECIDE Initiative: http://www.mtbs3d.com/udecide.shtml

Carol Warren
Crew Communications
Tel. 714-890-4500
Cel. 714-865-6735
Email: carol@...

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#1060

From: Abe Perlstein <ap3dguy@...>
Date: Sun Nov 29, 2009 9:05 pm
Subject: RE: Road to Recovery - Post-Op Update

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www.abes3dworld.blogspot.com

Three or four weeks might work.

Abe Perlstein Stereo Photography

3-D stereo web, print, display, & theatrical presentations

805.528.8585

ap3dguy@...

www.realestateshows.com/67214

"Add a new dimension to your life."

To: ap3dguy@...; la3dclub@yahoogroups.com
CC: eli@...; powrslave@...
From: stereoscope3d@...
Date: Sun, 29 Nov 2009 13:04:15 -0800
Subject: Re: [la3dclub] Road to Recovery - Post-Op Update

Abe   ~

This is great to hear.   I know that everyone who knows you has been greatly concerned.

Now, you can once again look to the future.   I had a great meeting with Eli Jarra, and we discussed some possibilities as to some things that we might all create together. Eli and I can schlep equipment, so don't worry about that.   Just let us know when you have recovered to the point where you can safely and comfortably join us.

JR

On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 11:36 AM, Abe Perlstein <ap3dguy@hotmail.com> wrote:

Hi All,

'Was discharged from Stanford University Medical Center earlier this week and am now recuperating in the care of good friends, Kerrigan and Melanie Mahan, my guardian angels in nearby Morro Bay. If it were not for their efforts to parlay me into getting a second opinion, I would have never met Dr. George Ward who referred me to cardiothoracic surgeon, Dr. Craig Miller of Stanford who performed the miraculous 12-hour mitral valve replacement operation. The original plan was to mend the original valve. Dr. Miller did the mend and ultimately did not feel the repair would have longevity. Hence the replacement valve.

A lot of people have asked me, how did I know something was wrong? About three months ago I was experiencing extreme fatigue and shortness of breath. Cut to the chase and a few trips to the cardiologist later and the prognosis was open heart surgery. Medi-Cal took a while, but ultimately funded the entire procedure. Phew!

Though progress is slow, every day I am getting stronger. Appetite has returned. I tire easily, but that comes with the territory. Will require daily ingestion of blood thinners and blood pressure meds the rest of my days, but am glad to be living and breathing. The simple pleasures of life seem a lot more meaningful now. Sitting in the morning sun sipping coffee. Hearing birds singing in the trees. Watching another scathingly funny episode of comedic genius Larry David's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" (available on www.ch131.com > TV Shows > Curb Your Enthusiasm) and laughing to tears. It's all good.

Thank you all for your support especially Kerrigan and Melanie Mahan and Dr. George Ward who were instrumental in the entire process. Thanks to Raenette Dewart with Dr. Miller who went way out of her way to make arrangements for my mom while she was in Palo Alto. And thanks especially to Dr. Craig Miller, his surgical team, and the phenomenal Stanford University Medical Center staff whose compassion and professionalism shone brightly to usher me back to health. And thanks to my mom, who stood by and supported me in my time of need. Thanks to my cousins Esther, Evelyn, Joel, and friends Chuck and Paul who lifted my spirits with timely visits to my hospital room. Now it's onward and upward.

Have a lovely Sunday.
Abram

Abe Perlstein Stereo Photography

3-D stereo web, print, display, & theatrical presentations
805.528.8585
ap3dguy@hotmail.com
www.abes3dworld.blogspot.com
www.realestateshows.com/67214
"Add a new dimension to your life."

--
stereoscope3d@gmail.com

#1059

From: JR <stereoscope3d@...>
Date: Sun Nov 29, 2009 9:04 pm
Subject: Re: Road to Recovery - Post-Op Update

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Abe�� ~

This is great to hear.�� I know that everyone who knows you has been greatly concerned.

Now, you can once again look to the future.�� I had a great meeting with Eli Jarra, and we discussed some possibilities as to some things that we might all create together.� Eli and I can schlep equipment, so don't worry about that.�� Just let us know when you have recovered to the point where you can safely and comfortably join us.

JR

On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 11:36 AM, Abe Perlstein <ap3dguy@...> wrote:

�

Hi All,

'Was discharged from Stanford University Medical Center earlier this week and am now recuperating in the care of good friends, Kerrigan and Melanie Mahan, my guardian angels in nearby Morro Bay. If it were not for their efforts to parlay me into getting a second opinion, I would have never met Dr. George Ward who referred me to cardiothoracic surgeon, Dr. Craig Miller of Stanford who performed the miraculous 12-hour mitral valve replacement operation. The original plan was to mend the original valve. Dr. Miller did the mend and ultimately did not feel the repair would have longevity. Hence the replacement valve. ��

A lot of people have asked me, how did I know something was wrong? �About three months ago I was experiencing extreme fatigue and shortness of breath. Cut to the chase and a few trips to the cardiologist later and the prognosis was open heart surgery. Medi-Cal took a while, but ultimately funded the entire procedure. Phew!

Though progress is slow, every day I am getting stronger. Appetite has returned. I tire easily, but that comes with the territory. Will require daily ingestion of blood thinners and blood pressure meds the rest of my days, but am glad to be living and breathing. The simple pleasures of life seem a lot more meaningful now. Sitting in the morning sun sipping coffee. Hearing birds singing in the trees. Watching another scathingly funny episode of comedic genius Larry David's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" (available on www.ch131.com > TV Shows > Curb Your Enthusiasm) and laughing to tears. It's all good.

Thank you all for your support especially Kerrigan and Melanie Mahan and Dr. George Ward who were instrumental in the entire process. Thanks to Raenette Dewart with Dr. Miller who went way out of her way to make arrangements for my mom while she was in Palo Alto. �And thanks especially to Dr. Craig Miller, his surgical team, and the phenomenal Stanford University Medical Center staff whose compassion and professionalism shone brightly to usher me back to health. And thanks to my mom, who stood by and supported me in my time of need. Thanks to my cousins Esther, Evelyn, Joel, and friends Chuck and Paul who lifted my spirits with timely visits to my hospital room. Now it's onward and upward.

Have a lovely Sunday.
Abram

Abe Perlstein Stereo Photography

3-D stereo web, print, display,�& theatrical presentations
805.528.8585�
ap3dguy@...�
www.abes3dworld.blogspot.com��
www.realestateshows.com/67214 �
"Add a new dimension to your life."

--
stereoscope3d@...

#1058

From: Abe Perlstein <ap3dguy@...>
Date: Sun Nov 29, 2009 7:36 pm
Subject: Road to Recovery - Post-Op Update

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www.abes3dworld.blogspot.com

Hi All,

'Was discharged from Stanford University Medical Center earlier this week and am now recuperating in the care of good friends, Kerrigan and Melanie Mahan, my guardian angels in nearby Morro Bay. If it were not for their efforts to parlay me into getting a second opinion, I would have never met Dr. George Ward who referred me to cardiothoracic surgeon, Dr. Craig Miller of Stanford who performed the miraculous 12-hour mitral valve replacement operation. The original plan was to mend the original valve. Dr. Miller did the mend and ultimately did not feel the repair would have longevity. Hence the replacement valve.

A lot of people have asked me, how did I know something was wrong? About three months ago I was experiencing extreme fatigue and shortness of breath. Cut to the chase and a few trips to the cardiologist later and the prognosis was open heart surgery. Medi-Cal took a while, but ultimately funded the entire procedure. Phew!

Though progress is slow, every day I am getting stronger. Appetite has returned. I tire easily, but that comes with the territory. Will require daily ingestion of blood thinners and blood pressure meds the rest of my days, but am glad to be living and breathing. The simple pleasures of life seem a lot more meaningful now. Sitting in the morning sun sipping coffee. Hearing birds singing in the trees. Watching another scathingly funny episode of comedic genius Larry David's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" (available on www.ch131.com > TV Shows > Curb Your Enthusiasm) and laughing to tears. It's all good.

Thank you all for your support especially Kerrigan and Melanie Mahan and Dr. George Ward who were instrumental in the entire process. Thanks to Raenette Dewart with Dr. Miller who went way out of her way to make arrangements for my mom while she was in Palo Alto. And thanks especially to Dr. Craig Miller, his surgical team, and the phenomenal Stanford University Medical Center staff whose compassion and professionalism shone brightly to usher me back to health. And thanks to my mom, who stood by and supported me in my time of need. Thanks to my cousins Esther, Evelyn, Joel, and friends Chuck and Paul who lifted my spirits with timely visits to my hospital room. Now it's onward and upward.

Have a lovely Sunday.

Abram

Abe Perlstein Stereo Photography

3-D stereo web, print, display, & theatrical presentations

805.528.8585

ap3dguy@...

www.realestateshows.com/67214

"Add a new dimension to your life."

#1057

From: Oliver Dean <3dimages@...>
Date: Fri Nov 27, 2009 8:38 am
Subject: Re: Emilie Claire was born 11-24 at noon, 6lbs 1oz, 18 inches

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Congratulations, Philip and Marie! Wow -- another Steinman to add to the dddynasty! And just the right time for her to be a little sister for Kevin -- hope you have enormous joy guiding them and loving them as they grow up together!

Cordially,
Oliver Dean

From: Philip Steinman <philipg@...>
To: la3dclub@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thu, November 26, 2009 3:14:59 PM
Subject: [la3dclub] Emilie Claire was born 11-24 at noon, 6lbs 1oz, 18 inches

Dear 3D Friends,

Emilie Claire was born 11-24 at noon, 6lbs 1oz, 18 inches.
Marie is doing fine and generally had a very easy natural birth (especially
compared to Kevin ;-). We came home from the hospital yesterday
afternoon. My sister Robin flew down from Fremont just in time
to be in the delivery room for the birth! (Having given birth to two kids of
her own is invaluable family experience in the delivery room).
Marie's mom, Jacqueline flew in from France on the same day
(by coincidence) and will be here one month to help us ;-)

We want to wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving.

With the newborn, this will be a very special one for us.
We are happy to have the whole family together to celebrate it..
including 3 proud grandparents and my sister and her family.

Love to you & yours.
Philip, Marie, Kevin & Emilie Steinman

#1056

From: Philip Steinman <philipg@...>
Date: Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:14 pm
Subject: Emilie Claire was born 11-24 at noon, 6lbs 1oz, 18 inches

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Dear 3D Friends,

Emilie Claire was born 11-24 at noon, 6lbs 1oz, 18 inches.
Marie is doing fine and generally had a very easy natural birth (especially
compared to Kevin ;-).  We came home from the hospital yesterday
afternoon.  My sister Robin flew down from Fremont just in time
to be in the delivery room for the birth!  (Having given birth to two kids of
her own is invaluable family experience in the delivery room).
Marie's mom, Jacqueline flew in from France on the same day
(by coincidence) and will be here one month to help us ;-)

We want to wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving.

With the newborn, this will be a very special one for us.
We are happy to have the whole family together to celebrate it..
including 3 proud grandparents and my sister and her family.

Love to you & yours.
Philip, Marie, Kevin & Emilie Steinman

#1055

From: Reel3D@...
Date: Wed Nov 25, 2009 4:18 pm
Subject: Fuji 3D Videos from SCSC

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At the last SCSC meeting Ray Zone shot a couple of little 3D Video Get Well messages for Abe Perstein and Jim Long (using Susan's Fuji 3D camera). In case anyone else in the club would like to see how these came out, we had to put them on an upload/download site, as they are too large for an attachment.

Below are the links to get the downloads:

Description: Get Well Jim - Fuji 3D AVI video from the Stereo Club
You can use the following link to retrieve the file (you have to download it):

http://www.sendspace.com/file/ul108o

Description: Get Well 3D AVI to Abe (Fuji 3D format)
You can use the following link to retrieve the file (you have to download it):

http://www.sendspace.com/file/lrqsud

Note that, depending on the player used, you will get a normal flat video, two videos in different windows, or, with StereoMovie Maker you can get a 3D video in your choice of viewing formats. Stereoscopic Player must work as well, just haven't tried it myself.

Enjoy,

DDDavid & Susan

#1054

From: Abe Perlstein <ap3dguy@...>
Date: Wed Nov 25, 2009 4:42 pm
Subject: High-Speed Camera.......sync'd for stereo? (+) I'm back from the dead!

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Has anyone heard about this Japanese high-speed high-res, full-color video camera with a 2000-frame-per-second shooting rate that apparently does not require a lot of light for shooting? In the attached demo (see attached video file), a yellow balloon is filled with water and then pierced. The balloon disappears from around the water. Amazing! I can only imagine this in stereo.

Anyone have thoughts about precisely syncing a pair of these to capture high-speed subjects?

Abe Perlstein

P.S. I was discharged from Stanford University Medical Center a few days ago. While my open heart surgery to repair the mitral valve was unsuccessful (it was just too far gone), a mechanical valve took its place and I am now on the road to recovery nesting with friends in Morro Bay until I am well enough to return home. Thanks for the outpouring of support these past weeks. It helped a lot to keep my sagging spirits afloat.

Abe Perlstein

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highspeedcam.wmv

#1053

From: Reel3D@...
Date: Tue Nov 24, 2009 1:53 pm
Subject: Re: Great 3D Field Trip

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Yes! It's right next to the Museum of Jurassic Technology ( www.mjt.org ), which has a permanent display of our Vectographs, as well as a great display of Sterejets of 3D X-rays of flowers.

-Best, David

In a message dated 11/24/2009 12:28:43 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, sbere@... writes:

Speaking of obscure museums have you been to
the Center of Land Use Interpretation in Culver City?

Sometimes it has interesting exhibits:

http://www.clui.org/clui_4_1/contact/contact.html

--
Steve Berezin steve@berezin.com
Berezin Stereo Photography Products
http://www.berezin.com/3d
21686 Abedul
Mission Viejo, CA 92691 USA
(949) 215-1554 fax (949) 581-3982

----- Original Message -----

From: Reel3D@...

To: la3dclub@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, November 23, 2009 12:25 PM

Subject: [la3dclub] Great 3D Field Trip

Hi All,

A couple of weeks ago I visited a museum I had not heard of. It's free, and was pretty interesting (if the subject interests you).

See www.flightpath.us

Might be fun to plan a group visit. Right next to LAX.

Best,

David Starkman

#1052

From: "Steve" <sbere@...>
Date: Tue Nov 24, 2009 8:27 am
Subject: Re: Great 3D Field Trip

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http://www.clui.org/clui_4_1/contact/contact.html

Speaking of obscure museums have you been to

the Center of Land Use Interpretation in Culver City?

Sometimes it has interesting exhibits:

--
Steve Berezin steve@...
Berezin Stereo Photography Products
http://www.berezin.com/3d
21686 Abedul
Mission Viejo, CA 92691 USA
(949) 215-1554 fax (949) 581-3982

----- Original Message -----

From: Reel3D@...

To: la3dclub@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, November 23, 2009 12:25 PM

Subject: [la3dclub] Great 3D Field Trip

Hi All,

A couple of weeks ago I visited a museum I had not heard of. It's free, and was pretty interesting (if the subject interests you).

See www.flightpath.us

Might be fun to plan a group visit. Right next to LAX.

Best,

David Starkman

#1051

From: Reel3D@...
Date: Mon Nov 23, 2009 3:25 pm
Subject: Great 3D Field Trip

reel3d1

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Hi All,

A couple of weeks ago I visited a museum I had not heard of. It's free, and was pretty interesting (if the subject interests you).

See www.flightpath.us

Might be fun to plan a group visit. Right next to LAX.

Best,

David Starkman

#1050

From: Reel3D@...
Date: Fri Nov 20, 2009 1:44 pm
Subject: Kodachrome 64 36X for Sale

reel3d1

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I'm writing this for Jack Laxer, who does not have a computer or email.

He has about 25 rolls of Kodachrome 64, 36 exposure (KR-36) for sale. This is from the last batch produced Sept 2009, and has been refrigerated since new. This is the regular, not professional, Kodachrome.

Since Kodachrome was discontinued, dealers (where you can find them) are selling this film for about $15 a roll.

Jack is offering his at $7 a roll. Call him at 310-459-1213 if you are interested.

He checked with Dwayne's photo (the only Kodachrome processor) and they say they will offer KR processing until the end of 2010. Last chance to shoot some of this legendary film.

Submitted by David Starkman

reel3d@...

#1049

From: Reel3D@...
Date: Thu Nov 19, 2009 12:40 pm
Subject: Club Donation Items to Sell Tonight

reel3d1

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Hi 3-D Club Members,

Just a note to tell you that we got a few more 100% to the club donated items to sell. We would rather not hang on to them for a year, so I'm bringing them to the club tonight to see if there is some interest. If not sold tonight we can list them in the "3D News". With potential large expenses coming up, donations like these are very welcome, and the club can use the cash!

1) A TDC 116 Projector in very good condition. In original case, so very clean. Has harder to find 4" (rather than 5") lenses, which are much more desirable for home projection (larger picture at a shorter distance). New polarizers (donated by Reel 3-D) installed by me this morning. Tested and working well. Asking $350.00 (100% goes to the club!)

2) A TDC Project-Or-View. Looks like it's all there, and in fairly good condition. No power cord, so could not test it. As-is. $100 or best offer (100% goes to the club).

3) A Stereo Realist Model 81 Projector. A rare projector with high quality 3.5" lenses. No case. Lamps and fan work. Overall very good condition, except rotating slide carrier is damaged. Best fix would be to remove it completely and convert it to use a TDC deluxe carrier. AS-is. $100 or best offer. (100% goes to the club).

You may view (and buy) these items tonight at the meeting. I'll be able to demo and answer questions.

Yours In DDDepth,

DDDavid Starkman

P.S. Susan reminds you all that she'll be selling December Banquet tickets at the club tonight. $30 tonight. $35 after Dec. 10. Bring cash or checks! Thanks!

#1048

From: la3dclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Mon Nov 16, 2009 3:28 am
Subject: SCSC Meeting, 11/19/2009, 7:30 pm

la3dclub@yahoogroups.com

Reminder from:		la3dclub Yahoo! Group

Title:		SCSC Meeting

Date:		Thursday November 19, 2009
Time:		7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Repeats:		This event repeats every month on the third Thursday.
Notes:		Thursday is the third Thursday of the month and time for the monthly Stereo Club of Southern California meeting. Check the SCSC website for more details: http://www.la3dclub.com/

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#1047

From: "filmdreamer" <3D@...>
Date: Wed Nov 11, 2009 7:28 am
Subject: November 2009 Competition Uploader

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The Competition File Uploader for November 2009 is now online.

UPLOADER

The uploader will be available until Midnight on Wednesday, 11/18. No digital entries will be accepted at the meeting, so be sure to get your images uploaded!

#1046

From: Abe Perlstein <ap3dguy@...>
Date: Tue Nov 3, 2009 9:52 pm
Subject: re: future updates

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