FROM THE INSANE ONE:IN MY SPARE TIME I MADE UP ALL THIS SH*T TOO. JUST FOR FUN. LOL THE TRICKY PART IS GETTING ALL THESE PEOPLE TO BELIEVE ALL THIS INFORMATION. OH, AND GETTING THE PEOPLE TO PUBLISH THE INFORMATION. THAT WAS REALLY HARD. LOL A FEW SIMPLE QUESTIONS? DID ANY ONE OF YOU CARE THAT I DID ALL THIS WORK? DID ANY ONE OF YOU CARE ABOUT MY FEELING? DID YOU HELP ME DO THIS? LET ME HELP YOU WITH THE ANSWER--NO--BUT I THOUGHT OF US A GROUP SINCE FEB 2004. YEAH--I AM THE INSANE ONE. DO ME ONE SIMPLE FAVOR..TAKE A FEW MINUTES AND REALLY READ THIS INFORMATION. SILLY AS THIS MAY SEEM--I THINK, YOU ALL THAT POST HERE OWE ME THAT MUCH..JUST READ IT. YOU MIGHT JUST FIND OUT WHAT YOU PUT YOUR MONEY INTO. MOST OF YOU PROBABLY DON'T EVEN KNOW. LOL
A LITTLE Q UPDATE:
WE DID THE BEST WE COULD TO COMPILE COMPLETE INFORMATION ON TRIANGLE MULTI MEDIA (QBID). OUR THOUGHTS WERE THAT IF SOMEONE WANTED TO SEND INFORMATION TO A FELLOW TRADER OR E-MAIL AS INFORMATIONAL PACKET TO ENLIGHTEN THEM TO THE OPPORTUNITY INVOLVED IN QBID, THEY COULD DO SO WITH MINIMAL EFFORT.
WE BELIEVE STATEMENTS MADE HERE ARE FACTUAL AND DOCUMENTED.
THERE IS POTENTIAL, SPECULATION, HOPES AND DREAMS. THAT IS A GIVEN.
WHEN THE NETWORK IS LAUNCHED IT WILL BE INCREDIBLE AND ALL OUR LIVES WILL BE BLESSED.
IF IT DOES NOT LAUNCH WE WILL ALL HIT THE SELL BUTTON AND MOVE ON TO ANOTHER HOPEFUL STOCK. THOSE ARE THE FACTS.
THIS IS NOT A "BUY THIS YOU ARE GOING TO BE RICH" THREAD. THIS IS A THREAD OF THE POTENTIAL LAUNCHING OF A GAY/LESBIAN T.V. NETWORK.
WILL IT OR WILL IT NOT? WE ALL PAWNED MY CRYSTAL BALLS TO BUY QBID. THE TIME THE PLACE AND POLITICAL SITUATION IS GOOD. WE ARE IN THE RIGHT PLACE AT THE RIGHT TIME. STILL NO GUARANTEE'S. THAT'S THE FACTS. READ THE INFORMATION AND DO YOUR DD. VERY IMPORTANT.
THIS IS A GAMBLE NOT AN INVESTMENT. YOU ARE SITTING AT THE BLACKJACK TABLE AND THE DEALER HAS A BREAK CARD SHOWING. YOU HAVE A SOFT 17. DO YOU DOUBLE DOWN?
BY THE WAY IT MAY TURN INTO AN INVESTMENT. RIGHT NOW IT IS A GAMBLE. IMHO JUST LIKE ALL PENNY STOCKS.
WE WANT TO THROW OUT A THANKS TO DA MAN WHO STARTED THE 1ST THREAD. YOU KNOW WE LOVE YA AND YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE!!! RUFF RUFF
CURRENT INFORMATION AS OF 6/03/04
JUST SOME FACTS: TAKEN FROM CONVERSATION WITH FRANK--PARAPHRASING OF PRESS RELEASES--AND OTHER POSTED OPINIONS ON QBID BOARDS.
NO. 1: CEO PROMISES NO REVERSE SPLIT WHILE HE'S CEO.
NO. 2: STOCK BUYBACK BY QBID.
NO. 3: STAFF ADDITION MISS LAMONT WITH 25+ YEARS EXPERIENCE THAT HAS ESTABLISHED HER OWN TV STATION, BEGAN A SMALL FIBER-OPTIC COMPANY THAT IS NOW THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD FOR COMMUNICATIONS, HAS WORKED FOR THE BIG 3 MAJOR NETWORKS IN AREA'S SIMILAR TO WHAT QBID IS TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH; HENCE "NEW" PROGRAMMING". SHE HAS WORKED IN EUROPE WHICH EAST AND WEST EUROPE WE'RE TRYING TO MARKET.
NO. 4: 10-YEAR DEAL WITH TIME-WARNER THAT PUTS THE SIGNAL ANYWHERE IN N. AMERICA THERE IS A DEMAND.
NO. 5: ALL SATELLITE SIGNAL HAVE BEEN COORDINATED TO PUT THIS SIGNAL ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD.
NO. 6: WE ARE NOW OFFERING COMPANY/CORPORATE INCENTIVES FOR 1ST YEAR ADVERTISERS AND CAMPAIGN FOR INDEPENDENT INVESTORS.
NO. 7: THE TIMING IS ABSOLUTELY PERFECT FOR THE RELEASE OF THIS STATION. IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE THIS, JUST WATCH YOUR NEWS, READ YOUR PAPER AND IF YOU CAN'T FIND GAY/LESBIAN MARRIAGE, GAY THIS, LESBIAN THAT, YOU MUST BE LIVING ON ANOTHER PLANET.
NO. 8: COMPANY HAS ADDRESSED CUTTING BACK BUDGET AND EXPENSES TO THE TUNE OF 33,000 PER MONTH.
NO. 9: COMPANY HAS ADDRESSED INTERNAL CONFLICTS WHICH HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN A DRAWBACK. TEAMWORK HAS ALWAYS GOT TO BE IN PLACE IN ANY BUSINESS.
N0. 10: THE ABSOLUTELY MOST POSITIVELY OF THEM ALL. WE HAVE BEEN IN THIS POSITION BEFORE SOME 3 YEARS AGO AND DIDN'T GET OFF THE GROUND. YES--GREAT NEWS AND WHY IS THAT SO ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY GREAT YOU ASK???? THE STOCK HIT ALMOST $1/SHARE. JUST A FEW WEEKS AGO THIS STOCK TRADED AT .0001.
NO: 11: POLITICAL ISSUES HAVE TO ADDRESSED BRINGING A WHOLE NEW FORUM TO THE QBID TABLE...
NO: 12: SMART CEO'S DO HAVE VISION AND LEARN FROM PREVIOUS MISTAKES.
NO: 13: LARGE O/S. THAT HAS NOT STOPPED OTHER COMPANIES FROM SUCCESS. MOVED FROM .0001 TO .0271. DEFINITELY NOT IDEAL--BUT YA KNOW FOLKS WE JUST CAN'T HAVE IT ALL! 7.5 BILLION
NO: 14: THE COMPANY NOW HAS THE QBID HOTLINE OPEN TO ANSWER QUESTIONS RE: QBID. THE MESSAGE IS UPDATED DAILY WITH NEW AND UPCOMING INFORMATION. 1-888-594-7766
NO: 15: THE COMPANY HAD SECURED AN EXHIBITION BOOTH AT THE NATIONAL NETWORK CONVENTION IN NEW ORLEANS THE WEEK OF MAY 2ND, 2004. IDEAL LOCATION NEXT TO HBO--COURT T.V. AND THE WWF WRESTLING FEDERATION CHANNELS AT THE ENTRANCE/EXIT. DOES NOT GET MUCH BETTER THAN BEING NEXT TO HBO.
NO: 16: SINCE FEB. 2ND, 2004 THE STOCK HAS MOVED FROM .0001 TO .0271.
NO: 17: QBID NOW IS ATTRACTING ATTENTION OF INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS.
NO: 18: News from Business 2.0 Magazine - May 2004 issue, pg. 32
Also available on their website: http://www.business2.com/b2/web/article...85,00.html
" TELEVISION
Gay-per-View
Why do media moguls think pink is so fab? It's simple: Gay and lesbian Americans command an estimated $475 billion in spending power, and advertisers want to reach them. In mid-May, Triangle Television Network plans to launch the first cable and satellite channel for gays and lesbians. Programming will initially be limited to a few sitcom reruns, documentaries, and movies (The Wizard of Oz, anyone?), but watch the competition; Bravo and Showtime have beefed up ratings with gay-friendly fare, and Viacom chairman Sumner Redstone has ordered MTV to accelerate plans for the launch of its own gay channel. "
NO. 19: HIRED DEVENEY PR FIRM jdeveney@deveney.com
#20: COMPLETED TEST LAUNCH ON MAY 15, 2004 WITH SUCCESS.
#21: COMPLETED SOFT LAUNCH ON JUNE 1, 2004
#22: SCHEDULED TO COMPLETE 24/7 HARD LAUNCH JULY 2004.
RECENT PR.
Q Television Network Makes Announcement
6/15/2004 8:01:00 AM
PALM SPRINGS, Calif., Jun 15, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Q Television Network (Pink Sheets: QBID) CEO, Frank Olsen, announced today that Q executives traveled to New York and Seattle 12 days ago and successfully met their three major objectives, which were:
1) Advertising. Olsen stated that a primary goal was to hire an
advertising executive who had worked with the major houses to
represent Q Television. Olsen was proud to announce that Q
Television has hired Scott Seger, who not only has a solid
background with major advertising houses but also on Wall
Street and in the television industry specifically. "Scott
Seger will be managing our new Madison Avenue office and will
be hiring an advertising sales staff to assist him. Scott's
experience will enable him to assist us in both the
advertising and television areas. Scott's resume can be found
on our website at www.qtelevision.com.
The Q Television advertising campaign will begin June 21st
2) Carriage. Olsen said the executives also made great inroads in
firming up network carriage and making new appointments for
carriage. They will be returning to New York at the end of
June and have additional meetings scheduled in Connecticut. "Q
Television is definitely on the move."
3) Finance. Olsen further stated that "Q executives signed an
agreement to secure interim financing which should be
sufficient to ensure its initial launch to the public." Such
financing is primarily for the purpose of obtaining new
programming, additional carriage and hiring key personnel. "I
am sure this is good for the shareholders and it is wonderful
for Q Television as we can show the carriage companies that we
are a sound, viable company."
Q executives were also pleased to announce the acquisition of a
large movie package to add to their programming library.
Olsen also commented on Viacom's (VIA) announcement that they will be coming out with their own gay channel early in 2005: "We welcome Viacom to the gay playing field. The Q Television Network will provide news, information and entertainment for and by the gay community, but our objective is to be fun, not controversial. We believe that gay programming should be invited into people's homes by request and that is why we insist upon being scrambled. As you know, the way to be invited is to contact your local cable and satellite companies and ask them to carry Q Television in your area."
Deveney Communications Kendra Van Nostran, 888-810-4212
kvannostran@deveney.com
Business Wire via COMTEX
Jun 3, 2004 10:32:00 AM
PALM SPRINGS, Calif., Jun 3, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) --
WALL STREET TUNES INTO Q TELEVISION NETWORK; SUCCESSFUL
INDUSTRY LAUNCH GENERATES INTEREST FROM CARRIERS,
ADVERTISERS AND INVESTMENT LEADERS
Q Television Network (Pink Sheets: QBID) announces details surrounding the results of
its industry launch, which began June 1.
Within the first day of the network's availability on Intelsat America's 7, 129 degrees West,
Channel 1, Q Television received considerable response from potential carriers and
advertisers seeking more information regarding the network and its anticipated public
launch.
As a result, network executives will travel to New York City June 6 - 11 to meet with
private equity funds, hedge funds and securities dealers. All of these firms have indicated a
strong interest in the upcoming launch and the opportunity for equity participation.
In addition, the executives also have appointments scheduled with cable companies and
advertisers to present the current direction of Q Television Network.
'We anticipated that the soft launch would generate lots of inquiries regarding the
availability of Q Television for carriage and advertising,'notes president Frank Olsen. 'Yet
we were amazed how quickly everything has moved forward within the past 24 hours.'
The network expects to announce major contracts within the coming weeks.
About Q Television Network
This television network was organized to create and develop a network devoted to
providing television programming for the gay and lesbian community. While the company
expects much of its subscriber base to be comprised of members of the gay and lesbian
population, management also believes that quality programming about the gay and lesbian
experience, designed to entertain, educate and inform, will attract many other segments of
the viewing public. The company's programming will be available on a subscription basis
to those desiring its programming. The network will broadcast 24 hours per day, 7 days
per week. Providing distribution via satellite ensures availability of the network across the
United States, including Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
Safe Harbor Statement
As a cautionary note to investors, certain matters discussed in this press release may be
forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform
Act of 1995. Such matters involve risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to
differ materially, including the following: changes in economic conditions; general
competitive factors; the television network's ability to execute its business model and
strategic plans; and the risks described from time to time in the company's Securities and
Exchange Commission filings.
For more information regarding carriage and advertising opportunities, contact the
network at 760-323-4455.
SOURCE: Q Television Network
Deveney Communications Kendra Van Nostran, 888-810-4212
kvannostran@deveney.com
Move Over Fab 5: Q Television Has Arrived; New Gay Family Television Network Showcases its Unique Perspective Prior to Public Launch
5/26/2004 6:00:00 AM
NEW ORLEANS, May 26, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Q Television Network (Pink Sheets: QBID), headquartered in California, announces the launch of a subscriber channel for the gay and lesbian community in July 2004. An industry soft launch for carriers and advertisers begins June 1, 2004.
"It has taken more than seven years and millions of dollars to arrive at this day," says president and chairman Frank Olsen. "Clearly, the time to launch this network is now, and I am confident that the gay and lesbian community will embrace the unique perspective we offer as a family channel."
In a pre-public move to preview a sample of its programming to cable and satellite industry professionals, as well as potential advertisers, Q Television Network will offer a compressed daily broadcast that includes featured programs. The sample highlights Q Television's availability for carriage and sponsorship.
As executive vice president Steven Grunberg notes, "This is built by and for the gay community. Rather than a smattering of stereotyped gay characters offered because current market projections indicate it would be profitable, we offer a channel that will unite the gay and lesbian audience through a network that educates, entertains and informs - a network of real value."
Beginning June 1, the network will be available for viewing on Intelsat America's 7, 129 degrees West, Channel 1.
Olsen, an entrepreneur with a significant background in broadcast, was instrumental in the launch of The Movie Channel prior to its acquisition by Showtime. A pioneer in the development of new radio broadcast formats throughout his 40-year career, Olsen helped create African American radio and started the first gay radio stations.
"Just as CNN had tremendous hurdles to overcome, Frank and Q Television Network have had an uphill battle in the launch of Q Television," observes CFO Rene Schenk. "Q Television is positioned to successfully meet the demand that exists for a gay family channel."
Original and Acquired Programming
With a system of production crews throughout the United States, Q Television Network will offer a combination of original and acquired programming, which includes sports, fashion, travel, health & fitness, talk shows, plays, documentaries and movies. Teams of producers and directors will also bring breaking stories of interest to the network's audience via access to bureaus in Washington, D.C., New York, London, Paris, Moscow, Jerusalem and Iraq.
A preview of original programming premiered in May at the National Cable & Telecommunication Association's annual industry conference and was also included in a successful five-hour sample broadcast on May 15, which aired on Cox Cable in Louisiana and Comcast in the Puget Sound Region.
Included in that preview was "I Will, I Do, We Did," an original Q Television documentary exploring gay and lesbian marriage in America that offers an inside glimpse of the challenges faced by this community. Independent films, such as "An Intimate Friendship" and the award-winning "Straightman," are other examples of what will be available on the network, as well as commercial fare such as Bette Midler's "Divine Madness" concert.
About Q Television Network
This television network was organized to create and develop a network devoted to providing television programming for the gay and lesbian community. While the company expects much of its subscriber base to be comprised of members of the gay and lesbian population, management also believes that quality programming about the gay and lesbian experience, designed to entertain, educate and inform, will attract many other segments of the viewing public. The company's programming will be available on a subscription basis to those desiring its programming. The network will broadcast 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Providing distribution via satellite ensures availability of the network across the United States, including Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
Q Television Network, New Orleans
Kendra Van Nostran, 504-949-3999
kvannostran@deveney.com http://www.qtelevision.com
JUST MORE PRESS RELEASES:
Q Television Network Delivers
Tue, May 18 - Business Wire
• Q Television Network Announces Additional Details of Five-Hour Sneak Preview Broadcast Scheduled for Saturday May 15th
Fri, May 14 - Business Wire
• Q Television Network Announces Details of Test Broadcast
Wed, May 12 - Business Wire
• Q Television Network Confirms Soft Launch
Tue, May 11 - Business Wire
• Q Television Network a Smash Hit at Major Convention
Mon, May 10 - Business Wire
• Q Television Network names Promotion Partner
Tue, May 4 - Business Wire
• CORRECTING and REPLACING: Q Television Network names Promotion Partner
Mon, May 3 - Business Wire
• Triangle Television Announces Name Change to Q Television Network
Fri, Apr 16 - Business Wire
Thu, Apr 1, 2004
• Triangle to Have Major Presence At NCTA Convention
Thu, Apr 1 - 10:29am ET - Business Wire
Mon, Mar 15, 2004
• Olsen and Lamont to Broadcast Gay Network
Mon, Mar 15 - 6:01am ET - PR Newswire
Info about the movies they will air: http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/m..._id=251912 http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/Straigh...review.php http://www.benzfilm.com/home.html
SAMPLE LETTER TO E-MAIL OUT INFORMATION TO:
Here is a sample letter that I have begun sending out. Please send your own version in your own words.
Q TELEVISION NETWORK ANNOUNCES
A new network about the Gay and Lesbian experiences will be available for carriage July 1, 2004, in your territories. I find this to be exciting information.
A compressed broadcast day is available for viewing through the end of June on Satellite 1A-7, Transponder C1 at downlink frequency 3731.425 MHz Horizontal. 129 Degrees West. Channel 1.
In addition to motion pictures, documentaries and series, Q television Network, will go into the communities and report the news that is vital to it's members. With the new bureaus available to Q Television worldwide, QTN plans to be the 1st Gay/Lesbian network of choice.
You may contact the offices of Q Television at 760-323-4455 and speak
with Steven Grunberg or Frank Olsen for further information.
Here is one of the latest news releases RE: Q Television.
Q Television Has Arrived: New Gay Family Television
Network Showcases its Unique Perspective Prior to Public Launch
5/26/2004 6:00:00 AM
NEW ORLEANS, May 26, 2004, (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Q. Television Network (Pink Sheets: QBID), headquartered in California, announces the launch of a subscriber channel for the gay and lesbian community in July 2004. An industry soft launch for carriers and advertisers begins June 1, 2004.
"It has taken more than seven years and millions of dollars to arrive at this day," says president and chairman Frank Olsen. "Clearly, the time to launch this network is now, and I am confident that the gay and lesbian community will embrace the unique perspective we offer as a family channel."
In a pre-public move to preview a sample of its programming to cable and satellite industry professionals, as well as potential advertisers, Q. Television Network will offer a compressed daily broadcast that includes featured programs. The sample highlights Q Television's availability for carriage and sponsorship.
As executive vice president Steven Grunberg notes, "This is built by and for the gay community. Rather than a smattering of stereotyped gay characters offered because current market projections indicate it would be profitable, we offer a channel that will unite the gay and lesbian audience through a network that educates, entertains and informs - a network of real value."
Beginning June 1, the network will be available for viewing on Intelsat America's 1A-7, Transponder C1 at downlink frequency 3731.425 MHz Horizontal. 129 degrees West. Channel 1.
Olsen, an entrepreneur with a significant background in broadcasting, was instrumental in the launch of The Movie Channel prior to its acquisition by Showtime. A pioneer in the development of new radio broadcast formats throughout his 40-year career, Olsen helped create African American radio and started the first gay radio stations.
"Just as CNN had tremendous hurdles to overcome, Frank and Q Television Network have had an uphill battle in the launch of Q Television," observes CFO Rene Schenk. "Q Television is positioned to successfully meet the demand that exists for a gay family channel."
Original and Acquired Programming
With a system of production crews throughout the United States, Q Television Network will offer a combination of original and acquired programming, which includes sports, fashion, travel, health & fitness, talk shows, plays, documentaries and movies. Teams of producers and directors will also bring breaking stories of interest to the network's audience via access to bureaus in Washington, DC, New York, London, Paris, Moscow, Jerusalem and Iraq.
A preview of original programming premiered in May at the National Cable & Telecommunication Association's annual industry conference and was also included in a successful five-hour sample broadcast on May 15, which aired on Cox Cable in Louisiana and Comcast in the Puget Sound Region.
Included in that preview was "I Will, I Do, We Did," an original Q Television documentary exploring gay and lesbian marriage in America that offers an inside glimpse of the challenges faced by this community. Independent films, such as "An Intimate Friendship" and the award-winning "Straightman," are other examples of what will be available on the network, as well as commercial fare such as Bette Midler's "Divine Madness" concert.
About Q Television Network
This television network was organized to create and develop a network devoted to providing television programming for the gay and lesbian community. While the company expects much of its subscriber base to be composed of members of the gay and lesbian population, management also believes that quality programming about the gay and lesbian experience, designed to entertain, educate and inform, will attract many other segments of the viewing public. The company's programming will be available on a subscription basis to those desiring its programming. The network will broadcast 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Providing distribution via satellite ensures availability of the network across the United States, including Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
For more information regarding carriage and advertising opportunities, contact the network at 760-323-4455 to talk with Frank Olsen or Steven Grunberg. http://www.qtelevision.com
I hope you find this information as informative, interesting and exciting as I do.
Thanks for taking the time to reply to my letter.
Diana xxx
xxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxx
e-mail
HERE IS A LIST OF THINGS THAT I HAVE BEEN WORKING ON. E-MAILING TO THESE LISTS.
I ALSO HAVE BEEN E-MAILING INFO RE: Q TELEVISION NETWORK TO EVERY ADDRESS IN THE CABLE YELLOW PAGES 10,000+ LISTINGS AND EVERY E-MAIL IN THE 2004 SPECTRUM TECHNICAL SERVICES MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY.
INCLUDING US CABLE SYSTEMS-TRADE SHOWS--MSO'S--ASSOCIATIONS-TELCOS TV STATIONS-CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS AND SERVICE VENDORS.
Here's that list of CNBC emails. I FEEL like I gotta get the Q mentioned on air on at least one of those shows!
gettingreal@cnbc.com
StockstoWatch@CNBC.com
Squawk@CNBC.com
MorningCall@CNBC.com
PowerLunch@CNBC.com
Kudlow-Cramer@CNBC.com
www.rumormillnews.com/MEDIA_EMAIL_ADDRESSES.htm
ANOTHER LIST OF GREAT E-MAIL ADDRESS TO GET INFO OUT TO: I am working on it. lol
The Advocate
letters@advocate . com
adinfo@advocate . com
newsroom@advocate . com
Advocate. com
Alternative Family Magazine
info@altfammag . com
pobiz@altfammag . com
(Publisher & Advertising)
ktaylor@altfammag . com
(editor) Altfammag . com
A&U Magazine
(800) 841-8707
(518) 426-9010
(518) 436-5354
editor@aumag . org
Aumag . org
Curve Outspoken Enterprises. Inc.
(415) 863-6538
(415) 863-1609
curvemag@aol . com
editor@curvemag . com
Curvemag . com
Cybersocket Web Magazine
(323) 650-9906
(323) 650-9926
editor@cybersocket . com
info@cybersocket . com
Cybersocket . com
Gay Parent Magazine Resources
(718) 997-0392
info@gayparentmag . com
Gayparentmag . com
Genre Upscale Gay Male
(212) 594-8181
(212) 594-8263
GenreAdv@aol . com
Genremagazine . com
girlfriendsmag
HAF Enterprises Lesbian Readership
(415) 648-9464
(415) 648-4705
sales@girlfriendsmag . com
editorial@girlfriendsmag . com
Gfriends . com
HERO Magazine Gay Men's Lifestyle
(310) 360-8022
editor@heromag . com
ads@heromag . com
Heromag . com
INSTINCT Magazine Gay Male Lifestyle
(818) 505-9205
(818) 505-9875
mail@instinctmag . com
Instinctmag. com
OUT OUT is a national, general interest gay magazine.
(212) 334-9119
(212) 334-9227
outm@kable . com
letters@out . com
Out . Com
POZ People living with HIV and dealing with related issues
(212) 242-2163
(212) 675-8505
poz-editor@poz . com
Poz . com
QV Magazine Nation's largest & most respected Gay Latino Men's Journal
(818) 766-0023
(818) 985-5106
qv@qvmagazine . com
qvmagazine . com
X Y Magazine Gay Male Youth
(877) 996-0930
(415) 552-6664
Questions: wazup@xy . com
Advertising: benjie@xy . com
xy . com
ANOTHER LIST THAT I AM WORKING ON:
www.rumormillnews.com/MEDIA_EMAIL_ADDRESSES.htm
ANOTHER LIST OF VIABLE E-MAIL ADDRESSES THAT WE COULD GET THE Q TELEVION INFORMATION OUT TO: I am working on it. WHEW
vop@akron.infi.net
Albany (N.Y.) Times-Union
Letters tuletters@aol.com
Newsroom tunewsroom@aol.com
Capitol bureau tucapitol@aol.com
Library tulibrary@aol.com
Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, AZ auslande@azstarnet.com
The Arizona Republic opinions@aol.com
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Little Rock news@arkdg.com
Atlanta Journal-Constitution constitution@ajc.com
Austin American Statesman letters@statesman.com
The Baltimore Sun
To reach reporters or comment on the
paper (NO letters to the editor or
subscription requests) baltsun@clark.net
Boston Globe
Story Ideas news@globe.com
Circulation Requests circulation@globe.com
Letters to the Editor letter@globe.com
Submissions to "Voxbox" column voxbox@globe.com
Comments on Coverage/Ombudsman ombud@globe.com
"Ask the Globe" ask@globe.com
Thursday Calendar Section list@globe.com
Health & Science Section howwhy@globe.com
Confidential Chat chat@globe.com
City Weekly Section ciweek@globe.com
Real Estate section lots@globe.com
Religion Editor religion@globe.com
Arts Editor arts@globe.com
"Plugged In" plugged@globe.com
Boston Herald
political comments heraldpol@delphi.com
Other op-ed comments heraldedit@delphi.com
Bradenton (FL) Herald bhwrite@bhip.infi.net
Brainerd (MN) Daily Dispatch dailyd@brainerd.net
Burlington (IA) Hawk Eye Kearney@dailynews.net
Burlington (VT) Free Press BFPstaff@aol.com
Cape Cod (Mass.) Times cctimes@delphi.com
The Cape Times (Cape Town, South Africa) less@ctn.independent.co.za
Cedar Rapids (IA) Gazette gazette@fyiowa.infi.net
Champaign-Urbana (Ill.) News-Gazette
Comments on local news only gazette@prairienet.org
Chicago Sun-Times letters@suntimes.com
Chicago Tribune tribletter@aol.com
Christian Science Monitor, Op-ed oped@rachel.csps.com
Chronicle-Telegram, Elyria, Ohio macroncl@freenet.lorain.oberlin.edu
Cincinnati Enquirer-letters to the editor enqedit@aol.com
Cleveland Plain Dealer letters@plaind.com
Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph gtop@usa.net
The Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch crow@cd.columbus.oh.us
Letters to the editor letters@cd.columbus.oh.us
Connecticut Post edit@SNET.net
Contra Costa County Times CA, Letters cctletrs@netcom.com
Corvallis (Ore.) Gazette-Times 74250.2373@compuserve.com
Daily Camera, Boulder CO newsr@bouldernews.infi.net
Daily Citizen, Washington, D.C. ben@essential.org
The Daily Iowan, Iowa City IA daily-iowan@uiowa.edu
The Daily Oklahoman ekelley@ionet.net
The Daily Telegraph, London editor@telegraph.co.uk
Dallas (Texas) Morning News 74774.2236@compuserve.com
Danbury (CT) News-Times editor@newstimes.com
Danville (KY) Advocate Messenger advocate@amnews.com
Danville (VA) Register and Bee rbnews@gamewood.net
Daytona (FL) News Journal letters@news-jrnl.com
Delaware (PA) County Times newsroom@i21.com
Des Moines Register letters@dmreg.com, dsmreg@delphi.com
The Desert News, Salt Lake City, UT letters@desnews.com
El Paso (TX) Herald Post hpost@primenet.com
Fairfax (Va.) Journal journalexp@aol.com
Flint (Mich.) Journal fj@flintj.com
Florida Today (Melbourne FL 71333.1616@compuserve.com
Gainesville (FL) Sun sundart@aol.com
Gazeta Wyborcza, Poland gawyb@ikp.atm.com.pl
The Globe and Mail, Toronto ON
444 Front St., Toronto ON
Canada M5V 2S9
The Guardian, U.K.
Letters letters@guardian.co.uk
"Notes and Queries" nandq@guardian.co.uk
Computer Page computerg@guardian.co.uk
"Online" online@guardian.co.uk
Honolulu Advertiser, HI tiser@aloha.net
Honolulu Star Bulletin, HI letters@starbulletin.com
Huntsville Times (& Huntsville News) (AL) Jehinger@traveller.com
The Independent, U.K. Computer Page comppage@independent.co.uk
Indianapolis Star stareditor@starnews.com
International Herald-Tribune iht@eurokom.ie
Irish Times computimes@irish-times.ie
Jerusalem (Israel) Post jpost@zeus.datasrv.co.il
Journal American, Bellevue, Wash. jaedit@aol.com
Kansas City Star talkback@kcstar.com
Keene (NH) Sentinel Letters@keenesentinel.com
The Knoxville (TN) News-Sentinel
Newsroom kns-news@use.usit.net
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HERE IS MY REPORT ON TRIP TO PALM SPRINGS.
TO ONE AND ALL QBID HOLDERS:
IT IS 6:00 PM CALIFORNIA TIME. I APOLOGIZE FOR LATENESS OF THE POST. I HAVE NOT EATEN TO 2 DAY'S DUE TO TRAVEL TIME AND MY EXCITEMENT OF MEETING WITH FRANK AND CREW. I HAD TO GET SOMETHING TO EAT AND REST A FEW MINUTES. YOU KNOW HOW STRONGLY I FEEL ABOUT THE COMPANY AND IMPORTANCE OF THE WORK THAT THEY HAVE ACCOMPLISHED AND WILL CONTINUE TO ACCOMPLISH. THEY ARE ALL SIMPLY WONDERFUL HUMAN BEINGS.
ALL I CAN SAY IS I HAVE HAD A FABULOUS DAY. I FEEL LIKE THE TRUE QUEEN OF QBID. OUR BOUNCING BABY QBID IS GROWING AND EXPANDING AND HEALTHY. LOL
I ONLY GOT TO SPEAK WITH FRANK FOR A FEW MINUTES. HE, AS I HAS SAID BEFORE IS A VERY INTELLIGENT MAN. ALSO HE IS QUITE BUSY, I FELT PRIVILEGED IN EVEN HAVING THE OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK WITH HIM.
I FEEL HE AND HIS STAFF ARE HONEST AND SINCERE INDIVIDUALS WHO WILL DO EVERYTHING WITHIN THEIR POWER TO LAUNCH Q TELEVISION NETWORK.
I, AS I SAID BEFORE I LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA, HAD NO EXPECTATIONS OF FINDING OUT ANYTHING THAT WE HAVE NOT BEEN INFORMED OF THRU PR'S.
I AM VERY HEAVILY INVESTED IN THIS COMPANY AND AS A SHAREHOLDER I WANTED TO SEE IT FOR MYSELF. THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT I DID. THE OFFICE IS SMALL AND VERY, VERY BUSY. DURING MY CONVERSATION WITH FRANK HE HAD SEVERAL PEOPLE IN AND OUT OF THE OFFICE WITH MANY QUESTIONS AND MADE MANY APPOINTMENTS. WITH WHOM, I DO NOT KNOW.
I THANKED HIM FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO LET ME MEET WITH HIM AND VERIFY THE VALIDITY OF HIS COMPANY. HE THANKED ME FOR THE SUPPORT THAT I HAVE FOR THE Q TELEVISON NETWORK AND I ASSURED HIM THAT I WILL CONTINUE TO SUPPORT HIM AND HIS ENDEAVOR TO LAUNCH THE 1ST GAY/LESBIAN Q TELEVISION NETWORK IN THE USA.
I HAVE NO MORE NEWS FOR YOU THAN I HAD THIS MORNING WHEN I LAST POSTED. WHAT I DO HAVE IS A VERY STRONG SENSE OF MY OWN JUDGMENT THAT Q TELEVISION NETWORK WILL LAUNCH. I BELIEVE IN FRANK AND HIS ABILITY TO LAUNCH THIS NETWORK.
AS I HAVE SAID BEFORE--I AM NO ONE SPECIAL--ANYONE ONE OF YOU COULD HAVE CAME CALIFORNIA, JUST AS I DID AND
FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF THAT QTV IS REAL. A VIABLE COMPANY WITH THE DRIVE AND AMBITION TO SUCCEED IN LAUNCHING Q TELEVISION NETWORK.
QTN.--IMHO-- IS OFFERING US THE OPPORTUNITY AS THE SMALL INVESTOR, TO ACCOMPLISH FINANCIAL GOALS BEYOND OUR WILDEST DREAMS.
QTN EXITS--IT IS A FRIENDLY WORKING OFFICE WITH A COMMON GOAL. LAUNCHING THE FIRST QAY/LESBIAN TV NETWORK IN THE UNITED STATES.
I BELIEVE THEY WILL MAKE IT HAPPEN. I BELIEVE IN FRANK AND HIS CREW.
I BELIEVE WE WILL BE INFORMED THRU PR'S OF UPCOMING INFORMATION AS FRANK AND DEVANEY PR. FIRM FEEL THAT IT IS NECESSARY TO INFORM THE PUBLIC.
I AM GLAD I MADE THIS TRIP AND I AM GLAD THAT I MET A VERY HARD WORKING TEAM OF INDIVIDUALS EMBARKING UPON AND WORKING TOWARDS A COMMON GOAL. I DO NOT BELIEVE THEY WILL GIVE UP UNTIL THEY SUCCEED.
THAT IS MY OPINION. I PLAN TO CONTINUE TO INVEST IN QBID AND ADD TO MY HOLDING. I DO NOT BELIEVE AT THIS TIME THAT I WILL CONTINUE TO DAY/SWING TRADE THIS STOCK. I AM GOING TO HOLD ONTO WHAT I HAVE AND ADD TO IT WHEN I CAN WITH EARNING FROM MY OTHER TRADES.
THIS IS JUST MY SITUATION. EVERYONE ELSE MUST FIND AND BE COMFORTABLE WITH THEIR OWN TRADING TECHNIQUES.
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE Q TELEVISION NETWORK.
I AM EXHAUSTED AND WILL SEE YOU ALL IN THE MORNING HERE ON THE BOARD. HAVE A GREAT EVENING. REST ASSURED YOUR MONEY IS IN GOOD HANDS WITH THE Q TELEVISION NETWWORK. IMHO
DIANA'S WORDS TO LIVE YOUR LIFE BY:
"The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has limits." --paraphrased from Albert Einstein
"You don't love a woman because she is beautiful. She is beautiful because you love her." Unknown
"Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we should dance." - Unknown
"LIFE IS A GAME--WHICH WILL IT BE RISK?? OR TRIVIAL PURSUIT??? ONLY WE CAN CHOSE THE PATH." diana
"Never try to teach a pig to sing.
It won't work anyway.
It will frustrate you.
And it will just anger the pig." diana
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