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Have a Private USJ (U.S.Junkmail.com) Lunch with the Producers of AL Gore's An Inconvenient Truth at an exclusive restaurant in Beverly Hills, California on October 11, 2006! Have all your questions about the film answered by the people who were behind it! Lunch Guests will include:

Laurie David
Lawrence Bender
Davis Guggenheim
Scott Burns
Lesley Chilcott

Also included will be your air fare and hotel accommodations for 2 nights and 3 days.

U.S.Junkmail.com will invite (1) new PCI card holders and the Associate who gets the most USJ services from June 24th, 2006 - September 15, 2006 to attend this private lunch with the management of USJ and the Producers of this extraordinary global warming documentary. Together we will continue to discuss and explore the influential impact USJ can have on our environment along with our upcoming GreenAlert.org.

Laurie David, wife of the legendary Larry David who was the creator and writer for Jerry Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm is devoted to stopping global warming. She has recently launched the Stop Global Warming Virtual March with Senator John McCain and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. that is engaging religious leaders, labor unions, business leaders, elected officials from all sides of the aisle, and every day Americans to urge the United States to address the ticking time bomb that is global warming.

In addition to the Stop Global Warming Virtual March, David is producing several other projects that will help to bring the issue of global warming into mainstream popular culture -- including executive producing the comedy special, "Earth to America!" for TBS, the first cause oriented primetime special in a decade, which aired November 20, 2005, and a HBO feature documentary called "Too Hot Not to Handle" on the effects of global warming in the United States, airing on Earth Day, April 22, 2006. She has also appeared this year on Oprah, the Fox News special "The Heat is On," Good Morning America and Nightline.

In 2003, David was honored by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Riverkeeper organization. When presenting her with the award, Kennedy referred to Ms. David as his "environmental hero." That same year, she was also honored by Los Angeles' Children's Nature Institute for her commitment to the environmental education of young children. Rolling Stone also listed her as one of the top twenty five leaders fighting global warming. NRDC just awarded her their prestigious Forces for Nature Award for 2006.

Davis Guggenheim was an Executive Producer on "Training Day" and has directed a feature film called "Gossip," both for Warner Bros. His television directing credits include pilots that were ordered to series for CBS and TNT, as well as episodes of "Numbers," "The Shield," "Alias," "24," and such critically acclaimed programs as "NYPD Blue," "ER," and "Party of Five." He was Producer and Director of the Emmy Award winning HBO series "Deadwood."

A graduate of Brown University, Guggenheim moved to Los Angeles to pursue filmmaking. He joined the independent Outlaw Productions, working closely with filmmakers there, including director Steven Soderbergh on the groundbreaking 1989 film "Sex Lies and Videotape," and co-producing other feature films with Outlaw.

Scott Z. Burns studied English Literature at the University of Minnesota where he received a nomination for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship. He went on to work in advertising as a writer, creative director and commercial director. Burns was part of the creative team responsible for the famous "Got Milk?" campaign-- as well as campaigns for Major League Baseball, MTV and various environmental groups. Along with Arianna Huffington, Laurie David and Lawrence Bender, Scott Burns founded and created the advertising for The Detroit Project. His work in advertising has been recognized by the Clio Awards, the Cannes Film Festival and the New York Film Festival.

In 1999, Burns joined the writing staff of the ABC series "Wonderland," produced by Imagine Entertainment and named by Time Magazine as one of the year's Ten Best New Shows. He has penned numerous screenplays including Section Eight's "The Informant," an adaptation of Kurt Eichenwald's novel, with Steven Soderbergh attached to direct and Matt Damon to star. He also wrote "Read My Lips" for Paramount and Columbia Pictures' "Big If," an adaptation of Mark Costello's novel, with Peter Saraf and Edward Saxon producing.

Burns recently directed his first feature, "PU-239," for HBO, Beacon Pictures and Section Eight. Scott also wrote the script, which is based on a short story by Ken Kalfus.

Lesley Chilcott started her career at MTV Networks working on large multi-camera shows such as the Video Music Awards, Half-Hour Comedy Hour, MTV 10, various music specials, and was part of the creation of the first MTV Movie Awards. She left MTV with its then Vice President of Production to launch Tenth Planet Productions. After Tenth Planet, Lesley moved on to producing music videos and commercials.

As a seasoned commercial producer of eleven years, Lesley has produced hundreds of commercials for such distinguished directors as the Brothers Strause, Big TV, Scott Burns, Kevin Donovan, Chris Hooper, Joe Public, Erich Joiner, Bob Kerstetter, Marc Klasfeld, Jim Manera, Bennett Miller, David Nelson, Hank Perlman, Joe Pytka, Brett Rattner, Matthew Rolston, Tom Routson, Baker Smith, Stacy Wall, and Marty Weiss. Lesley also freelance produces for several ad agencies.

Lesley is part of The Detroit Project, an action campaign that promotes hybrid and fuel-efficient vehicles. She has produced several commercials for The Detroit Project that have helped illustrate the irony of how driving gas guzzling SUVs makes us even more dependant on oil.