Pegasos to appear at Fourth Annual AmigaFest in Dayton, Ohio

[gary_c]

by the way the Ben Hermans et all search add on google has been removed

I know. I wrote Google about it after reading the comments on ANN. Ain't I a stinker. (chews on carrot)

The ads on personal name searches (Ben Hermans, Dave Haynie) have been removed, but searching for "Amiga One" still produces a Thendic ad. This is appropriate, if Thendic wants to do it, as I posted over at ann.lu. Just my opinion, of course, but logical since a searcher looking for info on the Amiga One, a PPC desktop computer, would naturally also be a potential customer for a Pegasos (PPC desktop computer). Thendic's link doesn't imply any corporate or other official connection to the Amiga One itself.

-- gary_c

[gary_c]

I just did a search at google for "financial services minister yanagisawa" and alongside the results was an ad placed by saxophones.co.uk. Apparently the saxophone retailer is using what we now know is unethical parasitic advertising to take advantage of  the good name of Mr. Yanagisawa, even perhaps suggesting that Japan's Financial Services Minister plays or even endorses the saxophones on offer. This is incredible and demonstrates how low sax dealers will stoop to snare an unsuspecting customer. I just may have to contact google to alert them to this fraudulent behavior. :-x  :-D
-- gary_c

[gary_c]

Yes, you should. There is obviously an error somewhere.

The mystery is solved: Yanagisawa (not connected to the Finance Minister) is a saxophone maker. :-)
-- gary_c