Time to buy your tickets for AmiWest 2004

[Argo]

Ticket prices for AmiWest 2004 are lower than last year's prices!  We have a great, newly remodeled facility and we want YOU to come be a part of AmiWest 2004.  So print this ticket form out and mail it to the SACC address (given below)!  ASAP!

        AmiWest 2004,( July 24th & 25th ) Ticket Reservation Form
 
                              Inn at the Oaks
                              2600 Auburn Blvd
                             Sacramento, CA 95821
 
      Your Name:______________________________________________________
 
    Affiliation:______________________________________________________
 
        Address:______________________________________________________
 
                ______________________________________________________
 
           City:______________________________________________________
 
    State/Province:_________________________ Postal(Zip) Code: __________
 
        Country:_________________________
 
    Email Address:______________________________________________________
 
    Ticket wanted (Please Circle) TWO DAY PASS    ONE DAY PASS: SAT  SUN
 
    Do you want Banquet tickets (Circle One)    YES      NO
 
    Admission to AmiWest 2004 is:
     $10 (One Day Pass - paid in advance by July 12, 2004)
     $12 (One day Pass at the door)
     $15 (Full Show Pass - paid in advance by July 12, 2004)
     $18 (Full Show Pass at the door)
 
    One day passes will allow admittance to any FREE seminars on that day
only.
    Seminar topics will be announced later.
 
    Banquet tickets are $28 per plate and MUST be paid in advance.
    Seating is limited and tickets are available on a first come, first
served.
 
    Please fill out this form and remit with proper payment  (US Funds
Only) to:
 
         AmiWest 2004
         c/o Chuck Washburn
         7051 Dolan Way
         Citrus Heights CA 95621
         USA
 
    Make checks payable to "AmiWest".  A form must be filled out for each
    person attending the show although one check can be used.
 
    For more information you can contact AmiWest by email to:
    chela@calweb.com
    or bdeneen@calweb.com
    Phone: (916) 723-9846 Evenings ( California time )
 
    Our WWW web page is: http://www.sacc.org/amiwest/
 
 
 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
 So remember,
 
 AmiWest 2004 is rolling!  The facility is reserved and the vendors
 are notified!  Keep watching for these releases and tell everyone
 that you know - the Amiga and the Amiga community is alive and
 well!
 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 HOTEL CONTACT
 
 July 24th and 25th, 2004
 At a new location in Sacramento, CA
 
 Inn at the Oaks
 2600 Auburn Blvd.
 Sacramento California 95821
 Hotel direct reservations: 1-916-487-7600

[Trev]

And if you get lonely, Auburn Blvd is also a great place to cruise for prostitutes. ;-) OK, it's not quite that bad, and the hotel is new and clean. Just don't walk the streets at night if you're not familiar with the area.

Trev

[JKD]

ROTFL...now we know where you'll be ;-)

[Acill]

I hope the area isnt that bad! I still cant wait for the show! JKD has our booth been reserved yet?

[Trev]

It's not too bad. This portion of Auburn Blvd runs adjacent to the business 80 loop, and there are a number of hourly rate hotels along that strip. It's not uncommon to see women "waiting for a ride." The surrounding area is mostly low income housing. The upside is that there are a number of safe night spots just a few minutes away. That said, you probably won't be shot walking to your car. :-) Please note, however, that I was carjacked (at gunpoint) about one mile from here. I'm really not trying to scare anyone away. Treat it like any other unfamiliar city. Use a bit of common sense, keep your wits about you, and don't walk to your car alone.

[JKD]

Yup...good to go!

[JKD]

I treat every place I visit like that...and I've lived in Sacramento for 6 years now ;-)

Steve

[Trev]

I've been here for about 20 years. . . . And I haven't been to AmiWest yet. In fact, the only Amiga-related event I've been to was a Video Toaster 4000 demo in San Francisco (11 years ago?). Chatted with Wil Wheaton (while my girlfriend flirted with him) and drooled over Kiki. Speaking of NewTek, was the Screamer ever released? They did a great spiel about a box with "the rendering power of forty Amigas!" Sounded pretty kick-ass in 1993.

[DanDude]

Yeah, and I live at 1060 West Addison Street in Chicago, IL
 :-D

[Pyromania]

The Screamer was never released, Newtek ported Lightwave 3D to Dec Alpha, Mips, Intel and PPC based systems instead.

Best regards

Bill Panagouleas
www.openvideotoaster.org