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News from tekmage via Amigaworld.net
The dates for AmiWest 2011 are October 21-23, 2011. Reserve these dates
right now for this year’s show.
We are already working with the Holiday Inn Express, our new venue as of
last year, to provide booking for this year’s rooms right now. Watch this
blog for news on this important development for AmiWest 2011.
So be sure to make your plans to attend AmiWest 2011, the Amiga show on the West Coast of the United States of America! It’s all happening at the new
Holiday Inn Express, 2224 Auburn Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95821. 916.923.1100.
Come see the latest in Amiga hardware and software October 21-23, 2011. And watch this blog for breaking news of AmiWest 2011 as it
happens! You don’t want to miss it!
Online resources:
SACC Presidents Blog (http://amigaprez.wordpress.com/)
AmiWest home page (http://www.amiwest.net/)
SACC group home page (http://www.sacc.org/)
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I heard last year some people were not allowed in. Will AmiWest be excluding attendees again this year?
Ref:
http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?forum=16&topic_id=32608&post_id=586376&viewmode=thread&order=0#586376
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I'll be there!
Truly,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
July 23-24 Commodore Vegas Expo v7 - http://www.portcommodore.com/commvex
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I heard last year some people's ATTITUDES were not allowed in. Will AmiWest be excluding attendees ATTITUDES again this year?
Ref:
http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?forum=16&topic_id=32608&post_id=586376&viewmode=thread&order=0#586376
Fixed to reflect your reference accurately. Emphasis mine.
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Damn, still on the West Coast! :)
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Damn, still on the West Coast! :)
Yup. Would cost me between $1100 and $1400 depending... *sigh*
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Yup. Would cost me between $1100 and $1400 depending... *sigh*
Should be in the Midwest like Minnesota so people from all over the US can have a chance to drive there.
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@claw
Actually, the idea for amiwest started in St Louis.
Alan Crandell (from Santa Rosa, CA at the time) was at the St Louis Amiga Show and saw the booth for AEMail (created by John Zacharias) John was wearing two hats at the booth, both for AEMail and SACC .
The Sacramento Amiga Computer Club that runs the show to this day.
He walked up to John and said " We should have a amiga show like this in California."
You too could startup your own amiga show in MN!
Michael (just one of the folks who helped John run AmiWest)
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@claw
Actually, the idea for amiwest started in St Louis.
Alan Crandell (from Santa Rosa, CA at the time) was at the St Louis Amiga Show and saw the booth for AEMail (created by John Zacharias) John was wearing two hats at the booth, both for AEMail and SACC .
The Sacramento Amiga Computer Club that runs the show to this day.
He walked up to John and said " We should have a amiga show like this in California."
You too could startup your own amiga show in MN!
Michael (just one of the folks who helped John run AmiWest)
That's right! I had forgotten all about that. Back in the day, St. Louis was too far out for me to make. Now I could make that easily. It's gonna cost me far less to attend the TI Faire in Chicago around the same time. Another heavy sigh.
I'd be happy to put something together in Atlanta, Memphis, Little Rock... just not sure I could get the attendance. I live close to Atlanta (well, five hours out is close enough, I suppose,) and have business in Little Rock (which is only about an hour or so from Memphis.) Is there room in this world for TWO US Amiga shows??
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@loadWB
Everyone says that they want an amiga show where they live...
but SACC is the only group (that I know) that actually goes to the expense and effort.
But go for it, Atlanta too far for me (LOL)
Michael
last year, I transported some equipment to the hotel, but I wasn't able to stay
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@loadWB
Everyone says that they want an amiga show where they live...
but SACC is the only group (that I know) that actually goes to the expense and effort.
But go for it, Atlanta too far for me (LOL)
For that matter, we could have one in Panama City and make use of the beach and new airport. I don't think anyone wants to come to Tallahassee. My thought was someplace more central to the Eastern-half of the US. But then, a location like St. Louis is central to just about everyone (in the 48, anyway,) or even Chicago shouldn't be too bad.
I guess the problem is a bit of a catch-22 for some of us: don't want to put up the resources due to a fear of lack of interest, and fear that interest won't be present without something concrete in place.
The other thing is proximity to an International airport, which SMF is. I believe that would make it easier for our friends from afar to attend, and there are more than a handful of those at our disposal.
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Well, folks like to come visit California. Some do vacation before/after the show.
When we developed the show, we too had concerns (our fearless leaders still do)
Getting people to commit because of the travel is worse then pulling teeth....
But amiga fans are far and few, so
"Build it and they will come."
Michael
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Well, folks like to come visit California. Some do vacation before/after the show.
When we developed the show, we too had concerns (our fearless leaders still do)
Getting people to commit because of the travel is worse then pulling teeth....
But amiga fans are far and few, so
"Build it and they will come."
Michael
Hi,
This year we were able to rent the main janitors broom closet on the first floor, we should be able to fit 3 people at a time to look at our new Amiga equipment (5 pieces in all). We will also have the new CUSA C64 on display on the shelf above are heads. This should be a very exciting year. Also if you come to the show we will have the answer to the concerning question of "Is the C15 capacitor a .1uf or a .01uf" If you want to find out you have to come to the show.
smerf
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Any chance AmiWest 2012 could happen in the Summer? I haven't gone the past few years because it's too hard for me to get time off from work in October (especially that week in October).
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@loadWB
Everyone says that they want an amiga show where they live...
but SACC is the only group (that I know) that actually goes to the expense and effort.
Hmm, AmiNorth...
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@matt
Funny you should ask me. I wanted the show dates to stay on the last july weekend as that was the roll out anniversity. In the beginning the brits wanted that same weekend and vendors were torn between that show and amiwest. But others complained of the heat in Sac during the summer Chuck and Brian were convinced to change the date.
BTW, now Brian (as club president) and Chuck (all around good guy) make those calls.
Please ask them about show details.
I now just attend (if I can)
Michael
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AmiNorth / AmiCentral / AmiEast could be held in the spring, opposite of AmiWest. If I'm involved, my push would be to happen during my spring break so I don't have to worry about skipping classes. I think that kind of separation in time would make it easier on visitors and vendors.
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Everyone says that they want an amiga show where they live... but SACC is the only group (that I know) that actually goes to the expense and effort.
Then there are the more general Commodore/Amiga events -- the Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club Expo on June 4-5 (hosted by the club of the same name), the Commodore Vegas Expo on July 23-24 (hosted by the Fresno Commodore User Group and the Clark County Commodore Computer Club), the Emergency Chicagoland Commodore Convention in September, and the Toronto World of Commodore in December (hosted by the Toronto PET User Group).
Writing from Los Angeles,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
July 23-24 Commodore Vegas Expo v7 - http://www.portcommodore.com/commvex
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@ RobertB
How much of an Amiga presence is typically at those shows? I was under the impression they were focused on C64-era/8-bit Commodore. Much as I love my C64, I don't keep up with the hobby the same way I do with the Amiga.
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We need an east coast show. Me and spiHunter I think were at the last St. Louis one. We drove. We drove at lost our god damn minds driving. It was fun.
But not as bad as the Ohio shows , sleeping in the car, that did suck. Shivering, start the car up for 20 min of heat. On and on like that.
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Oops, now I see this question. :)
@ RobertB
How much of an Amiga presence is typically at those shows?
I can't speak for the World of Commodore in Toronto, because I have never attended one of their shows. As for the Emergency Chicagoland Commodore Convention and the Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club Expo, there is a minor Amiga presence.
For the Commodore Vegas Expo, I'm trying to get a more balanced show; right now I estimate it is 70% Commodore 8-bit and 30% Amiga. It is highly dependent on our presenters and exhibitors. For example, for the last 3 CommVEx's, we've had Michael Battilana of Cloanto present, we've had presentations from Amiga enthusiasts, and 2 years ago we had engineer Dave Haynie who spoke about Amiga. Our Amiga exhibits have ranged anywhere from the A1000 to the CD32 to the AmigaOne G4. Our raffle prizes are primarily geared to Commodore 8-bit, but we do have Amiga goodies, too. Last year it was an Amiga 1200 with OS 3.1, CF hard drive, and 8 meg RAM expansion, and an Amiga 2000 with '030 board. This year it's an Amiga 2000 Video Toaster system with OS 3.9, 68030 board at 25 MHz., 4 megs of RAM, and Video Toaster 4.3 software. I'm also toying around with having an Amiga game creation contest during the run of this year's expo.
Back from seeing 140+ PETs and more,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
July 23-24 Commodore Vegas Expo v7 - http://www.portcommodore.com/commvex
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How much of an Amiga presence is typically at those shows? I was under the impression they were focused on C64-era/8-bit Commodore. Much as I love my C64, I don't keep up with the hobby the same way I do with the Amiga.
I brought a bunch of Amigas to WoC in Toronto in 2008, I believe I was the only one there with any set up.
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Just updated the Amiwest planning thread. Everything gets transferred to post #1, so you don't have to hunt around for the info.
Amiwest - October 21-23, 2011 (Pre-Planning) (http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?mode=viewtopic&topic_id=33883&forum=16&viewmode=flat&order=0)
Anyone with questions ask them in that thread or here, and I'll try to keep both current.
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Get an alternate east-coast or northern or central venue that has a great
resort/vacation appeal, and a solid big-screen a/v setup,
and simulcast the ami-west main events (ticketing pricing details
can be dickered) and general floor coverage. Panama city would be
great, as families/presenters can work in a vacation, around the show.
Co-ordinate fed-ex shipping from each location, and have lists and
pics/videos of gear for sale. A roving sales droid could display remote
items of interest on the live feed, while bargaining parties talked the
deal on the phones.
If an Amiga users home town or nearby location fits the bill, it's doable.
Cheers
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There is a good place to do it in Richmond, by the Speedway up there is an event center and it is huge.
If it needs a real vacation appeal, then there is also the Hampton Colliseum event center, the Virginia Beach area has very large, open beaches and a myriad of hotels.
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It's NOT just the place, as all the suggestions show.
IT'S the PEOPLE to plan it, spend their money and lots of time, set it up and hope for the best.
Everyone wants it close to home, but no one wants to take on the fuss.
So just come to AMIWest 2011.
Everything's taken care of, the place, the vendors, The food (great banquet) The fun!
The amigas, all kinds classic, os4, morphos, aros, uae, etc...
It's all ready for you!
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I wish some one would host an Amiga show in Philly or Valley Forge (King of Prussia) PA to commemorate the old Amiga World shows.
Besides, that would be a central east coast location.
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It's NOT just the place, as all the suggestions show.
IT'S the PEOPLE to plan it, spend their money and lots of time, set it up and hope for the best.
Everyone wants it close to home, but no one wants to take on the fuss.
So just come to AMIWest 2011.
Everything's taken care of, the place, the vendors, The food (great banquet) The fun!
The amigas, all kinds classic, os4, morphos, aros, uae, etc...
It's all ready for you!
Damn I'd like to make it this year. I say this every year so to keep my streak a live I thought I would say it again for 2011. Losing $15000 in the stock market the last several weeks does make me hold tighter to my purse strings, but damn that AmiWest show sounds great. Must find a cheap flight out there.
The Dawg
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Hey all. I was hoping to do some shooting out there and have been trying to contact these guys for weeks, to no avail. Really weird. Does anyone here know the guys at AmiWest and could pass a message along for me?
Zach
http://www.amigafilm.com
Surely they gotta be interested in being a part of Amiga history...
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Hey all. I was hoping to do some shooting out there and have been trying to contact these guys for weeks, to no avail. Really weird. Does anyone here know the guys at AmiWest and could pass a message along for me?
Zach
www.amigafilm.com (http://www.amigafilm.com)
Surely they gotta be interested in being a part of Amiga history...
Contact the President, Brian Deneen via contact email address given at the AmiWest blog or on the official AmiWest website. (you do know how to use google, I assume)
@Firedawg,
If you need a ride from the airport to the hotel, let me or one of the other SACC members know and I am sure we can pick you up (not sure if the hotel has a shuttle bus to the airport in Sacramento).
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I wish some one would host an Amiga show in Philly or Valley Forge (King of Prussia) PA to commemorate the old Amiga World shows.
Besides, that would be a central east coast location.
Get together with ciento and others that want a show in the middle, or Eastern part of the country and make it happen. Choose Spring Break for the time and we will have two USA Amiga shows to attend each year, AmiWest in Oct. and your show in the Spring.
It just takes some hard work and organization by a few dedicated individuals to make it happen. You might find many Amiga users that feel the same way as you that would be willing to help. I would try to attend if there were a second Amiga show each year, even though it would be a long trip to get there.
Until you have it set up, you should attend AmiWest and gather support and ideas from other Amiga users that are attending.
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@ Dave. Yeah, Ive been doing that. Contacted three of them and even left a voicemail with Brian Deneen. Not sure what to make of it. Maybe theyve been out of town?
z
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@ Dave. Yeah, Ive been doing that. Contacted three of them and even left a voicemail with Brian Deneen. Not sure what to make of it. Maybe theyve been out of town?
z
I'll notify them.
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...(not sure if the hotel has a shuttle bus to the airport in Sacramento).
There is
http://www.supershuttle.com/en/SMFAirportShuttleSacramento.html
Truly,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
The Other Group of Amigoids
http://www.calweb.com/~rabel1/
Southern California Commodore & Amiga Network
http://www.sccaners.org
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Hey all. I was hoping to do some shooting out there and have been trying to contact these guys for weeks, to no avail. Really weird. Does anyone here know the guys at AmiWest and could pass a message along for me?
Zach
http://www.amigafilm.com
Surely they gotta be interested in being a part of Amiga history...
Amiwest is a part of amiga history as is SACC.
This is the only group to host a major amiga happening every year, for YEARS!
The club has the honor to house the Jay Miner Amiga Library.
Lots of folks bring their video cameras...
All you have to do is pack up your stuff and be here in Sacramento.
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Hey thanks, Dave. I will just show up.
I was hoping to see if there might be a quiet room to stage interviews at the show, details like that. It's not really just me and a video camera, this is a real film with little more gear than that. Likely I will just rent a large suite near the show and bring people there to be interviewed.
I'm not gonna keep sending those guys emails, and just work around them. Very strange that they wont reply to me! Oh well! Thanks! Looking forward to it!
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Hey thanks, Dave. I will just show up.
I was hoping to see if there might be a quiet room to stage interviews at the show, details like that. It's not really just me and a video camera, this is a real film with little more gear than that. Likely I will just rent a large suite near the show and bring people there to be interviewed.
I'm not gonna keep sending those guys emails, and just work around them. Very strange that they wont reply to me! Oh well! Thanks! Looking forward to it!
Problem solved.
Viva Amiga to Be at AmiWest*2011! (http://amigaprez.wordpress.com/2011/09/13/viva-amiga-to-be-at-amiwest-2011/)
Other updates in Post #1 here (http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?mode=viewtopic&topic_id=33883&forum=16&viewmode=flat&order=0)
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I just wanted to post a quick update to what I will be showing this year at Amiwest. I've received the latest build of the IOS Amiga emulator engine from Manomia that is working very well. Its being used to develop games wrapped in a stand alone package. The first major one now on the App Store is Defender of the Crown.
Currently I have several scene demos, games, WB 1.3 and a few other goodies working very stable and set to show off. Here is a teaser of what to expect. This does not require your phone or iPad to be jail broken as well.
(http://toucharcade.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/iPhone4_iAmiga-300x199.jpg)
(http://www.retrogame.biz/wp-content/themes/eGamer/timthumb.php?src=http://www.retrogame.biz/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/iAmiga-per-iPhone.gif&h=250&w=250&zc=1)
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I just wanted to post a quick update to what I will be showing this year at Amiwest. I've received the latest build of the IOS Amiga emulator engine from Manomia that is working very well. Its being used to develop games wrapped in a stand alone package. The first major one now on the App Store is Defender of the Crown.
Currently I have several scene demos, games, WB 1.3 and a few other goodies working very stable and set to show off. Here is a teaser of what to expect. This does not require your phone or iPad to be jail broken as well.
(http://toucharcade.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/iPhone4_iAmiga-300x199.jpg)
(http://www.retrogame.biz/wp-content/themes/eGamer/timthumb.php?src=http://www.retrogame.biz/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/iAmiga-per-iPhone.gif&h=250&w=250&zc=1)
That looks great Acill, do you mean that they are selling each game, or Amiga app separately in the Apple App Store? I was hoping it was something I could buy once and load my own Amiga content.
In regard to preparing for the AmiWest 2011 Show, I am in need of assistance from all of the artists that visit this site. I need a new MorphOS poster to print out on my large format inkjet printer for display at our MorphOS display table at the show. If any of you wish to whip something together and send me a pdf, or jpeg, I would really appreciate it.
I already have more than enough other things to do in preparation for the show and besides, I am no artist.
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Hmm, AmiNorth...
I'm in. Just have it in Tupper Lake.
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AROS m68k-amiga media kits have been shipped to AmigaDave this morning, and should arrive in plenty of time for the show.
They include a soft-kicking AROS boot floppy, and an AROS Live CD, which includes AROS, Emergency Disk ADF and files, AROS ROM images (for those with MAPROM hardware), and complete source code for everything on the CD.
Price? Free!
Look for them at AmigaDave's table - I've only shipped 30 units, so get there early!
URLs for the ISO and ADF images I used will be available after the show, or if AmigaDave runs out, whichever is sooner.
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AROS m68k-amiga media kits have been shipped to AmigaDave this morning, and should arrive in plenty of time for the show.
They include a soft-kicking AROS boot floppy, and an AROS Live CD, which includes AROS, Emergency Disk ADF and files, AROS ROM images (for those with MAPROM hardware), and complete source code for everything on the CD.
Price? Free!
Look for them at AmigaDave's table - I've only shipped 30 units, so get there early!
URLs for the ISO and ADF images I used will be available after the show, or if AmigaDave runs out, whichever is sooner.
To make sure that people attending only one of the two days of the show have an equal chance to get one of these AROS packages, I will divide them up for each day and give them out half the first day and half the second day.
I am still in need of ideas for MorphOS posters if anyone is talented artist and would like to design something to be displayed at the show.
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There will be a need for more then 30.
Just the helpers will deplete the supply.
Do we have permission to make copies?
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There will be a need for more then 30.
Just the helpers will deplete the supply.
Do we have permission to make copies?
Good question. I don't see why not, but will let Jason answer, as it is his work (and that of others) that you will be copying. I am sure that the 30 copies he has sent will go very quickly.
I wonder how many people are going to show up this year? Those that don't are missing out on a great opportunity to see all sides of our tiny Amiga community at work and see demonstrations first hand.
It is going to be a great show, so I hope those of you that can make the trip to Sacramento, will put forth the effort to show up. You won't regret it.
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Make as many copies of the floppies and CDROM as you want!
The AROS (and compiler) sources are on the ISO under Sources/ if you want to build it yourself too!
I only ask that people refrain from copying that 'flyer' that comes with the media kits - I want to leave that for the people who got a kit from AmigaDave.
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One quick note: Due to the fact that the Replay Arcade code does not support LBA addressing in its IDE emulation, the as-shipped AROS m68k will not support IDE on the Replay Arcade.
I'm working on a replacement ROM image for those boards, and hope to get it to AmigaDave in time for the show.
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Get together with ciento and others that want a show in the middle, or Eastern part of the country and make it happen. Choose Spring Break for the time and we will have two USA Amiga shows to attend each year, AmiWest in Oct. and your show in the Spring.
It just takes some hard work and organization by a few dedicated individuals to make it happen. You might find many Amiga users that feel the same way as you that would be willing to help. I would try to attend if there were a second Amiga show each year, even though it would be a long trip to get there.
Until you have it set up, you should attend AmiWest and gather support and ideas from other Amiga users that are attending.
There is a really slim chance I might make it this year! Last minute type deal.
I have been talking with a few Amiga people who used to be involved with User Groups in the Virginia, Washington, Maryland area - every one likes the idea, If some one else does it.
I should back on my feet for real by next spring, so just maybe I'll try pushing harder then.
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Even if you can't come. Be sure to watch as Bill Bosari works really hard to web cast.
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I'm in. Just have it in Tupper Lake.
You're in Tupper? Are you on the Upstate Amiga Mailing List?
Won't be able to watch the streaming this year. I'll be camped out in Peru for the weekend.
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updated Amiwest info (http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?mode=viewtopic&topic_id=33883&forum=16&viewmode=flat&order=0#620502)
Post #1 brought up to date as of Thursday night PDT on news items, show schedule, and seminar schedule. More to come.
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Almost finished packing up to head out the door for the drive to AmiWest 2011 Show!
I've been up since 3am working on last minute details and configurations (which will continue after I arrive in Sacramento, right up to the time the show starts, if not after it starts as well).
See some of you there and for the rest of you, maybe you will make it a priority to attend next year, or organize a show in your area. I am not opposed to traveling to get to more than one Amiga show each year.
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Even if you can't come. Be sure to watch as Bill Bosari works really hard to web cast.
Totally agree! Bill deserves a trophy for all the hard work he does (in fact, I think he got an award during last year's show). All the SACC guys put in a ton of work to make this show happen every year. It is too bad that more Amiga users don't try, or can't manage to attend the show.
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...or organize a show in your area. I am not opposed to traveling to get to more than one Amiga show each year.
Heh, we're still waiting for you to make it to the Commodore Vegas Expo (CommVEx). Next year will be our eighth year.
And Las Vegas is nearer to you than Sacramento,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group - http://videocam.net.au/fcug
Commodore Vegas Expo v8 2012 - http://www.portcommodore.com/commvex
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As promised, here are the downloadables for the AROS AmiWest 2011 media kit:
http://www.evillabs.net/AROS/AmiWest-2011/
Please note that over the past week, MASSIVE fixes have occurred, especially in m68040 and m68060 support. I highly recommend picking up the AROS m68k nightly from http://www.aros.org's download page.
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Heh, we're still waiting for you to make it to the Commodore Vegas Expo (CommVEx). Next year will be our eighth year.
And Las Vegas is nearer to you than Sacramento,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group - http://videocam.net.au/fcug
Commodore Vegas Expo v8 2012 - http://www.portcommodore.com/commvex
But I am not a Commodore 64 user. If the show were more about Amigas, I would make more effort to go. I did try to get there a couple of years, but it did not work out. Maybe next year.
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But I am not a Commodore 64 user. If the show were more about Amigas, I would make more effort to go.
As I said in another post, CommVEx is about 70% Commodore and 30% Amiga. However, that is dependent on our presenters and exhibitors. Bring more Amiga, and the scales will tip.
FWIW, at this year's CommVEx, there were two AmigaOne G4's, a SAM 460, a SAM 440, an A500 (set up for gaming), and the MCC-216 with its Amiga cores (in addition to its other cores). The grand raffle prize was a Amiga Video Toaster 2000 system with an A2630 board running at 25 MHz., 1 meg chip RAM, 8 meg Fast RAM, 4 gig SCSI hard drive, CD-ROM drive, dual floppy drives, Amiga OS 3.1, Video Toaster software 4.3, keyboard, mouse, a new clock battery, and a variety of games and demos loaded in the hard drive. We had Tim Waite running a sales table with Amiga hardware and software for sale.
Still recovering from the Amiwest Show,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
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If anyone had any doubts about how many different things were available for viewing and purchase at AmiWest, 2011, this should drive home the point.
Surely a new AmiWest record for diversity.
http://youtu.be/iByponB-SdE
I believe this is from Friday evening during setup and classic clinic.
For more links to AmiWest A/V:
Amiwest 2011 - Media, Videos, Pics (http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?mode=viewtopic&topic_id=34453&forum=16&start=0&viewmode=flat&order=0)
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