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To: Stealth who wrote (33709)	8/20/1999 9:09:00 AM
From: Suzanne Newsome	Respond to of 44908

Stealth, maybe it's a stealth-MusicCard, not detectable by the usual means! I agree with you; it would be nice to see some evidence of TSIG and the MusicCard out there in the marketplace. But when you think about it, Lifetime Learning is just getting revved up, and we threadmembers are just a handful of people. As some of the other deals get underway, the TSIG name will get out........The principal I spoke with yesterday is a sharp guy. One of several things that surprised me is that he considers a project that makes his school a measley $4,000 hardly worth doing. REW's estimate of 600 cards per school or $3,000 profit for the school may be low by a factor of 10. This of course is assuming school-wide participation. The MusicCard would not be appropriate for every age group, for every community. I think middle and high schools in a solid middle class area can sell this card.........But is solid middle class necessary for the PhotoCard? Picture-taking is more wide-spread than computer use. We don't hear much about it; we don't post much about it, but the PhotoCard would have wider appeal IMO.......While I don't want this to become my mantra, I repeat--you cannot overestimate the need for fundraising in the public schools. Regards, Suzanne