[Leaplist] Hamcation CD's and DVD's

[J.T. Hayden]

"big Screen"? I have a projector screen I bought 2 years ago just for you
guys to use at Hamcation, that I KEEP in the back of my truck, it will be
there for your use.

          J.T. Hayden
             KG4BFJ
 
home\office  -  407.891.1835
office\mobile -  407.922.3091

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Sent: Friday, January 09, 2009 13:03
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Subject: Re: [Leaplist] Hamcation CD's and DVD's

Hank Lambert wrote:
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> BOLO = Be On Look Out.
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> I completely agree with using sleeves over plastic cases. I have
> pretty much replaced all of my plastic cases with sleeves, easier to
> use, takes up less space, and easy to write on. I will be more than
> happy donating some of those as well.
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> I will see what I can do about a screen, I might be able to get one.
> Do we have a projector?
>
> - --Hank
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> John Simpson wrote:
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>> On 2009-01-09, at 0228, Phil Barnett wrote:
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>>     
>>> I ordered 100 DVD's and 200 CD's for hamcation burning goodness.
>>>       
>>> The plastic shells were pretty cheap at the same place, but
>>> shipping was awful, so I just got the CD's. BOLO for cheap
>>> plastic cases.
>>>       
>> what is "BOLO"?
>>
>> and would it be easier to use paper envelopes? i've always been a
>> fan of them, and we can get 'em fairly cheap- i think the local
>> wholesale places carry them, and 300 should be fairly cheap- even
>> the "computer junk" vendors at the tailgates and hamcation usually
>> sell them for $4 per hundred, i know i still have an un-opened bag
>> of 100, and at least one box of 100, all white, sitting on the
>> shelf in the closet, and i'm willing to donate them to the cause if
>> we want to use them instead of plastic boxes- so if worse comes to
>> worst we only need to buy one box/bag of 100.
>>
>> more importantly:
>>
>> - who's burning how many of which distros?
>>
>> - has anybody checked for a newer "ham distro", or does anybody
>> (tom?) want to have a(nother) go at mastering a new one?
>>
>> - i plan to bring my 857, a book pc and flat-screen monitor (the
>> same ones as last year), and we can do some digital- all we need is
>>  an antenna on the roof, and hope that nobody else near us is going
>>  to kill the signals when they demonstrate their million-watt
>> amplifiers.
>>
>> - we probably need a computer for the front table, so people can
>> try out the CDs before they buy them.
>>
>> - are we able to get a projector screen from somewhere this year,
>> so we can show linux (or even better, linux doing "ham stuff") on
>> the big screen?
>>
>>
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>> John M. Simpson    ---   KG4ZOW   ---    Programmer At Large | |
>> http://www.jms1.net/                         <jms1 at jms1.net> |
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I fold typing paper over the CD/DVD, and write the name on the paper 
cover... I have several reams of pink, yellow, blue, white, green paper, 
in 8 X 11" and some in 8 X 14".  his example even show artwork you can 
print onto the envelopes!  Discriptions of contents, source of the 
works, advertising for Leap, etc.!

  http://www.zacharcher.com/origami/cd_envelope.html

The paper envelopes at Walmart are about a nickel each.  Typing paper is 
much less, even in colors.



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