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[Jwlehman@aol.com]

At last I have the 2006 available video list completed. There were two rooms with speakers in each and as I was only able to video one room these are the ones available. These videos are un-edited, they7 are as recorded. 

These are in MPG format on DVD-R DVD disks and can be viewed on computers. There are three presentations on each MPG file. I've grouped them by color. The first disk is $10.00 and $8.00 for each additional. These will not play on a DVD player, unless yours accepts MPG format. 


MPG.95           Exploring the Caucasus Mountains for Wild Fruits and Nuts, Joseph Postman 

MPG.95            Pawpaw, Currant and Gooseberry, Kirk Pomper 

MPG.95           Apricots, A Wider Geographical Possibility, Bob Purvis 

MPG.96            Primocane Fruiting Blackberries: Origin and Potential, John Clark 

MPG.96            Novel Fruits for the Backyard & Retail Growers, Charlotte Shelton
    
MPG.96           Unusual Fruits for Backyard Orchards, Heirloom and New,  Richard Moyer 

MPG.97           Breeding Pears for Psylla and Fire Blight Resistance, Richard Bell 

MPG.97           Fall Bearing Black Raspberry Breeding Progress, Pete Tallman 

MPG.97           Fruit Breeding for the Amateur, Felix Cooper 

MPG.98           New Novel (Wild) Apples from Tien Shan, Central Asia, Diane Miller 

MPG.98          Propagating the Tough Stuff (Nuts, Pawpaws, and Persimmon), John Brittain 

MPG.98          Sure-Fire Techniques for Budding Peach, Ray Armstrong 

MPG.99         Banquet Speaker Pouring Cold Molasses on New Variety Introductions: Which                                                        
                     Moves Quicker?  DR. John Clark 

I can also convert these to DVD format that plays on many DVD players, but not all. For some reason home DVD burners are not compatible with all DVD players, although they play all commercial DVDs.  Bummer!!!  If you wish to take a chance, I'll convert to DVD at the same price, but will not guarantee they will play for you. If you have two DVD players of different models there is a good chance they will play on one, buy not guaranteed.  

Don't ask to have any attached to an e/m as they are about 1 GB each and I'm on a dial up modem that operates in uploading mode at about 3 KB. 

Jerry Lehman
7780 Persimmon St.
Terre Haute, IN 47802-4994