QuadList has 171 subscribers as of Feb. 11, 2015--Welcome!

[Ted Langdell]

Greetings from a sunny and pleasant Northern California

Just doing some QuadList houskeeping, and can tell you that we have 171 subscribers as of Feb. 11, 2015.

That's when Glen Pensinger, SMPTE Board of Editors chair and retired (is there such a thing?) San Francisco Bay Area television engineer became the latest member.  Glen has been involved in television since 1958.

Welcome, Glen and other recent 2015 subscribers who include:
Dirk Freeman
James Andrews
Gary Mintz
John Muench


We welcome these subscribers listed below who joined since our last major membership update in February of 2011... (where has time flown.) 

Please feel free to introduce yourselves and let us know where you call home base.

You may find that there are other members near you who could be either of help, or might want to clink glasses while swapping stories.

2014, December to January:
Maarten Fransen
Tom Hacket
Allan McConnell
Ron Keyser
Jim Gibbons
Andrew Chapman
Michael Muderick
Keith Graham, SMPTE Section Chair, San Francisco/San Jose, California
Johan Glas, Netherlands
Lorenz Perner
Grant Fletcher
Douglas Hamer
Kevin Segura
Robert Johnson


2013, December to January:
Elizabeth Bartow
Scott Sheriff
Mike Boland
Michael Bailey
John Miller
Rachel Hazlett 
Bob Davis
Mark Goldsmith
Richard Wirth
Dan Erdman
Alan Kline
Michael Coop
Dean Plionis, Colorlab, Rockville, Maryland
Norman Gillaspie
Steve Burgess
Mike Gianutsos
Angelo Vigorito 
James Love
Wayne Chin
Kevin O. Ratliff
George Miller

2012, December to January:
Matthew Patoray
Jerry Beck II 
J. Mitch Hopper
Srdjan Jankovic
John Bostwick
Rob Wall
Eric Address, Philadelphia Area, Pennsylvania
Joav Shdema
Herve Bergeron
David Barkman
Luiz Simioni
Buddy Griffin, Communications Engineering, Inc., Newington, Virginia
Jeff Liston
Ben McMurry
Ian Mackenzie
Erik Piil, Film and Videotape Archivist, Author, New York City
Roger Bret
Jeff Cohen
Steven Villereal
Kevin Thomas
Steve White
Justin Kovar
David Schmiedel
Fred Remley, Detroit, Michigan area
Jim Sayegh
Ramaz Bluashvili
Vladimir Lozinski
Buce Hanckock
Gemma Meredith

2011, December to January
Jean-Hugues Chenot 
Robert McCormick
John Miller
Glenn Gundlach, CBS Television City, Hollywood, California
Peter Ford
Joe Snelson
Bill Mackey
Laurent Gignoux
Alex Caltabiano
David Dean, Westpoint TV, UK
Lou Claude, Broadcast Store, Los Angeles Area
Louis Goldberg
David Foster 
Siobhan Hagan, Univ. of Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland
Craig Fearing, France
Richard Melton, Hitachi, USA, Tennesee
Steve Kosareff
Adair Comaru, TVC, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Francois Bourdua, Univ. of Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Jim Shea
Shai Drori, Timeless Recordings, Tel Aviv, Isreal
David Wolaver, CE, Crawford Communications, Atlanta, Georgia
Sid Mohanty, MLB Advanced Media
Rich Borowy, Linear Cycle Productions, Los Angeles Area
Dennis Callahan, Washington, DC area
Alejandra Espasande
John Wesley Nash, Communications Engineering, Inc., Newington, VA
Patrick McGowan, EIC, NEP Supershooters, Arizona


Which brings us to Feb. 12, 2011, when I noted: 

"The number of QuadList members continues to grow.  By my count 117 active subscribers at this point."

Welcome to our newest member—joining yesterday( Feb. 11, 2011):
Euan Fryer, Edinburgh, Scotland

Earlier this month:
Liz (Charlina) Johnson, Univision 34, Los Angeles
Jerry Wise, KTVK (CBS 11) Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas.

In January:
Lee Williams, Las Vegas, with clients in Los Angeles

And in order of recency in 2010:
Dave Perrussel, Fredericksburg, VA
Michael Barnhart
Tom Bernier, Archives Alberta, Calgary
Norm Hurst, Sarnoff Corp., Princeton, NJ.
Jeff Wildman
BL Bartels
Rob Mobley, Winter Garden, Florida
Ranjit Sandhu, Los Angeles, CA or Buffalo, NY
Dennis Lusk, Media Archive Systems, Tampa/St. Petersburg, FL
Larry E. Odham, Gray, TN
Lucien Nunes, London, UK
Tomislav Marjanovic, Weisbaden, Germany
Michael, somewhere in the UK
Mike Bitetti, Savannah, Georgia
Joachim Polzer, Potsdam, Germany
John Fletcher, Harper's Ferry, West Virginia
Bruce Hancock, London, UK
Rick Wold, Eau Claire, WI 			
Bryan Olding, New Zealand 			
Patrick Neill, Belfast, Northern Ireland 	
Steve Spears, Caretaker for VR-1000C #, Orrs Island, ME		
Tom Evans, Park Ridge, IL 			
Ryan Schweitzer, ND
John Pommon, Antique Video, San Francisco, CA
Mark Anzicek, Zen Technologies, Ann Arbor, MI (Past SMPTE Section Chair)
Bill Herzog, OR, retired Ampex Engineer
Walter Forsberg, NYU, (now with Smithsonian Institution as of 2014)
Harold Deppe, Sr., AZ, retired from CBS-TV, NYC (Son Harold, Jr. also on list, Engineer in Tucson)
Tom Werner, Medford, OR, Dir. of Technology, Southern Oregon Public TV
Brian Schnuckel, LA area Editor
Wayne Watson, Instructor-Broadcast Systems Technology, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
Brian Summers, Vision Engineer (Video Engineer) UK, proprietor,TV Camera Museum.org

In late 2009, we welcomed:
Al Killion, ESPN, CT
William R. Short, Southborough, MA
George Keller, 	Retired CBS NY VT Maint. Engineer
Chris Patten, Sydney, Australia
Steve Walton, WXIN, Indianapolis, Indiana
Bill Carpenter, SF Bay Area and Sierra Foothills, former Ampex engineer-sales rep
Frank Beach, Altruist Media, Arlington, VA
Gary Stark
Patrick Kennedy, Library of Congress, Culpeper, VA
Ernesto Stock
Ian Richardson, Engineering, Cutting Edge, Sydney, Australia
Doug Bingley, GM/Owner, CFJB, Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Lou Goldberg, Maryland Public Television, Owings Mills, MD

As of September 4, 2009 when we last updated the list in a big way:
Steve Thomas, CBS/WWJ-TV, Detroit
Rob Lingelbach, Colorist and founder, Telecine Internet Group, President Prudente, Brasil
Dennis Wingo, Skycorp, Inc., Huntsville, Alabama and LOIRP Project, Santa Clara, CA
Trevor Brown, VideoVault, Leeds, Yorkshire, UK.
Jeff Martin, Chicago, IL
Peter Sullivan, Warwick, NY
Bob Bell
Bill Spencer, Northstar Studios, Nashville, TN
Ron Fleury
Millard Schisler, Cinemateca Brasiliera, São Paulo, Brasil
Phil Karn, San Diego, CA
Ken Zin, Paradise, CA and LOIRP Project, Santa Clara, CA
Jim Bird, The PPS Group, Covington, KY
Dave Sieg, ZFX, Kingsport, TN
Don Murray, Fredricksburg, TX (retired from WTVJ, Miami, FL)
Ivan49 
Scott Thomas, Broadcast Design/Art Director, Ft. Meyers, Fl
Randy K7AGE, Grass Valley
John M. Benz
Rory Ryan, Systems Design Engineer, NBC, New York, NY
Dale Lamm, DE, WHBC, Canton, OH
Bob Bruner, WTTW, Chicago, IL
Jeff Booth, Channel 4, London, UK
Jef Grobben, Auckland, NZ
Lydia Pappas, Film Archivist, (City of) London Metropolitan Archives, London, UK
Phil Karn, San Diego, CA
Kevin Isago
Sammy Jones, Georgia Public Broadcasting, Atlanta GA
Scott Smith, Chicago Audio & Media Recall, Chicago, IL
John Luff, HD Consulting, Pittsburgh, PA (Reading on-line via the archives)
Steve Davis, VP Media Management Div., Crawford Communications, Atlanta, GA
David Keleshian, CBS Television City, Beverly Hills, CA
Mike Grieve, Filmlight, Ltd., Reading, UK
Grace McKay, Electric Pictures, Irvine, CA
Chris Hill
Tony Korte, Videomagnetics, Colorado Springs, CO
Michael Barnhart, Canonsburg, PA
Sarah Cunningham, LBJ Presidential Library, National Archives and Records Admin., Austin, TX
Alan Rosenfeld, B&H Studio, New York, NY
Chuck Reti, Chuck Reti Video Services, WWJ-TV, Detroit PTV, Detroit, MI
John R. Schilberg, Cypress, TX
Dennis Degan, NBC Today Show, New York, NY
Chris Watson, Southern California

The above members joined the list since our update on Thanksgiving Day, 2008, when we had 33 members, including:

Kyle Bookholz, formerly of and historian about WHCT, Hartford, CT
Allan McConnell, Consultant, retired from Library of Congress, Culpeper, VA
Brian Hoover, DE, WNIT, South Bend, IN
Greg Schmitz, Alaska Moving Image and Preservation Association, Anchorage, AK
Gary Adams, daVinci Systems, Coral Springs, FL
Klara Foeller, Missouri History Museum, St. Louis, MO
Todd VanDusen, Library and Archives Canada, Gatineau, Quebec

George Weber
John Walko, Scenesavers, Covington, KY
Terrell
Tim Vitale, Emeryville, CA
Harold W. Deppe, Jr., KGUN, Tuscon, AZ
Tony Quinn, TQ Video, UK
Ed Sharpe, SMECC, Glendale, AZ
Allan Dent, Adelaide, Australia
Phillip G. Shaw, Retired RCA and NBC engineer, Canada & Arizona
James Paterson, Melbourne, Australia
Steve Greene, Nixon Presidential Library, College Park, MD
Don Norwood, Digitrak, Hickory, NC
Ed Reitan, Omaha, NE
Dave Satin, New York, NY
Skip Elsheimer, AV Geeks, LLC, Raleigh, NC
Guy Spiller, Midlothian, VA

Joe Owens, Presto!Digital Colourgrade, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Maurice Schechter, CE, DuArt Film and Video, New York, NY
Pat Shevlin, DE, The Media Preserve, Cranberry Township, PA

Our original group that met at NAB 2008:
David Crosthwait, DC Video, Burbank, CA
Steve Nease, CTO, Library of Congress, Culpeper, VA
Tim Stoffel, ACE, KNPB & Curator, Quadruplex Park, Reno, NV
C. Park Seward, Videopark, Grants Pass, OR (was Irvine, CA)
Bob Campbell. Colorist, Walnut Creek, CA
James Snyder, (now Sr. Sys. Adm., Library of Congress, Culpeper, VA)
Bill Clark, Boulder, NV (since unsubscribed) 

and your secretary, 
Ted Langdell, flashscan8.us, Marysville, CA

I know there have been some job or location changes since parts of this list were compiled.  Please let me know if you'd like your information to reflect .


Ted

Ted Langdell
Secretary for the Quad Videotape Group
Preserving Tape, Equipment and the Knowledge to use them, in conjunction with the Library of Congress

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Eighth Annual Quad Videotape Group Lunch at NAB:  12:30pm on Tuesday, April 14, 2015, Las Vegas Convention Center




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