Vince - the EOS screening went well with about 20 attendees but the discussion afterwards was a bust. The facilitator had an agenda which was to tell all that he knew (which was considerable) with graphs, percentages, statistics, etc., which was way too much information after sitting through 78 minutes of pretty heavy material, new to most people. The audience was not engaged and people started leaving. Thankfully, people who want more information signed the signup sheet so I have a way to reach them when I decide what the next step should be. Two other films which are well worth viewing are Peak Oil, Imposed by Nature - especially the 18-minute bonus interviews, and Denial Stops Here, available through From the Wilderness and features Michael Ruppert, author of Crossing the Rubicon. He's goooood. When I figure out my next move, I'll post it here. Good luck in Tucson. It an uphill climb here in the conservative, republican southwest. Seems like we're all about building, development, growth (?), and SUVs. But, if you're like me, once you know what you know, it places a responsibility on us to broadcast to others. Carol