January 6, 1999
Mike O'Hara, 507-284-9522 (days), 507-284-2511 (evenings), [email protected]

MEDIA ADVISORY: LIVE SATELLITE NEWS CONFERENCE/VIDEO AND AUDIO FEED FIDGETING STUDY

Embargoed for release Thursday, January 7, 1999 4 p.m. U.S. EDT

WHAT: News conference with authors of study published in this week's issue of Science (news release sent out previously):

ROCHESTER, MINN. - Some people seem able to eat whatever they want and not gain weight. The reason, says a Mayo Clinic study in the January 8 issue of Science, is that they burn hundreds of extra calories in the activities of daily living when they overeatÖ

* Satellite video feed of news conference, followed by b-roll and soundbites * Audio feed for "listen-in" access * 800 number to call-in questions

WHO: Dr. Michael Jensen and Dr. James Levine

Mayo Clinic endocrinologists and researchers

WHEN: Noon - 1 p.m. U.S. Central time

Thursday, January 7

WHERE: Baldwin Building

First Floor Lecture Hall

200 4th Ave. S.W.

Rochester, Minn.

News release also available at Mayo Clinic Website after the embargo time at www.mayo.edu/news. For copies of the paper in Science, contact AAAS News and Information Office at 202-326-6440 or [email protected].

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Thursday, January 7, 1999 NEWS CONFERENCE

Eastern Central

Test: 12:30-13:00 11:30-12:00

News Conference: 13:00-14:00 12:00-13:00

Satellite Coordinates

Ku-Band C-Band

Satellite: Galaxy 7 Galaxy 6

Transponder: 14 Lower (H) 17 (H)

Channel: 54 17

Downlink Frequency: 11976 MHz 4040 MHz

Audio: 6.2 or 6.8 MHz 6.2 or 6.8 MHz

Longitude: 91∞ W 99∞ W

Technical Questions Prior to Broadcast: 507-284-5964 (Mayo Clinic Video Communications)

Satellite Technical Difficulties: 202-775-4300 (Diversified Communications, Inc.)

Audio Broadcast Information

For "Listen Only" Access to News Conference, call: 1-888-232-0370, Participant code: 591981

Audio Broadcast Technical Difficulties: 1-888-232-0370 (AT&T)

Technical Questions Prior to Broadcast: 507-284-5964 (Mayo Clinic Video Communications)

To Call in Questions During News Conference:

1-800-362-8351

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