I can bring an extra monitor, C64 (w/jiffydos), and 1541 (w/jiffydos).

cbmusers wrote:
> We need a total of 9 monitors, 8 1541s, and 8 64s to meet commitments
> of folks doing demos at our show.  If we have a situation that brings
> in more than that, we can use the overflow for our club's demo tables.
> Of course you will be getting your system back when the expo is over.
> Just make sure your name is on the equipment so we know to whom it
> belongs.

This year, it has come to our attention that alot of the equipment
needed for the expo is not working.  This usually isn't too surprising
as in years past we brought enough duplicates to satisfy the need for
systems that failed before/during the expo.  Since we are on a short
timeline at this date, I would like to canvas how many folks can bring
a complete setup for use at the expo.

We need a total of 9 monitors, 8 1541s, and 8 64s to meet commitments
of folks doing demos at our show.  If we have a situation that brings
in more than that, we can use the overflow for our club's demo tables.
Of course you will be getting your system back when the expo is over.
Just make sure your name is on the equipment so we know to whom it
belongs.

Unlike expos past, we will not be giving away systems at the end of the
expo, as our inventory is not able to support that.  However, do expect
to see some freebie tables of nonworking gear free for the taking.

Thanks for your help in this matter.

I hope you have mine!  Roger Hoyer is Thunderbird

cbmusers wrote:

>>From David Fisher:
>
> I only have a few folks that have sent me names for ID cards. Please
> send an email to hellion_1@... with your Name and handle.
> (Handle is optional). June 23rd is the cut-off. Otherwise you get a
> generically labeled badge. Then you won't be as cool as the others that
> sent their names in on time.
>
> Don't forget, the expo is this coming weekend!
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>

From David Fisher:

I only have a few folks that have sent me names for ID cards. Please
send an email to hellion_1@... with your Name and handle.
(Handle is optional). June 23rd is the cut-off. Otherwise you get a
generically labeled badge. Then you won't be as cool as the others that
sent their names in on time.

Don't forget, the expo is this coming weekend!

Spring Expo 2008
Ft. Mitchell, KY

Across the Ohio River from Cincinnati, OH USA

General Expo Information

C=4 is planning a super weekend for your expo activities!

The Expo will be held on Saturday, June 28th; from 9:00 am until we decide
to call it quits on Sunday afternoon! We understand some of you are early
birds; some of you are night owls. We will let the demo folks tell us when
they want to present their demo! Over 30 hours of official Commodore
activity the entire weekend! With a room the size of 2352 square feet, we
are able to have demos and shops in the same room, nobody will miss a thing.

Even though the C=4 Expo is in Kentucky, it is just across the river from
Cincinnati, Ohio.  The C=4 expo will be held at the Drawbridge Inn located
at 2477 Royal Drive in Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky. The Greater Cincinnati
Airport is a short distance from the hotel.  Airport shuttle service is
available courtesy of the hotel.

Demonstrations and Speakers

Commitments from guests will be posted when they are confirmed:

Local tourist sites are also nearby:
http://www.drawbridgeinn.com/directions.asp

It is hoped that every Commodore Club can send a representative to
experience the fun that expos create on a regular basis. The community
welcomes like-minded hobbyists, and it is your best opportunity to meet
folks you have yet to meet in person, or meet again friends you have met in
the past.

Spring Commodore Expo 2008 Reservation Information

We hope you decide to spend the entire weekend with us and make it a great
weekend starting on Friday night with your Commodore friends who decide to
show up early.

Hotel Information

The Drawbridge Inn is located off I-75 and I-71 in Ft Mitchell Kentucky. The
cost of the single rooms in the main building is only $74 plus taxes.
Reservations will be accepted for our group at the quoted group rate, on a
room available basis. To make reservations for the C=4 Expo:

Name of the Event: Cincinnati Commodore EXPO

Toll Free: (800) 354-9793

In Kentucky: (800) 352-9866

(859) 341-2800

There is an International Airport located nearby, with shuttle service
provided by the hotel.

Expo Pricing

Door Charge: $10.00/person or $15.00/family

Selling Tables: $15/ table or $35/ 3 tables (The hotel charges $10 in
addition per table for power usage) Tables are 6' in length. All sellers and
demonstrators need to set up before 9:00 on Saturday morning, the doors (for
these only) will open at 7:00am.  Prepayment for admission and table
reservations and advance t-shirt purchases can be made at http://c4expo.org
using Paypal.

Contact Roger Hoyer by phone, email, or in writing.
Phone: 513-248-0025
Email: thunderbird@...
C=4 Expo
c/o 31 Potowatomie Trail
Milford, OH 45150

I don't see why not, I'll forward this on to our hardware keeper and ask
im to bring an extra one.

Roger -=||:)

Glenn Holmer wrote:

> On Thu, 2008-05-08 at 16:40 -0400, Roger Hoyer wrote:
>
>>Hi Glenn,
>>
>>You're now registered for one table with electric.
>>
>>Roger -=||:)
>
>
> Will I be able to borrow a monitor from the club?  I'll be flying in and
> I'll be able to bring everything else of my own.
>

On Thu, 2008-05-08 at 16:40 -0400, Roger Hoyer wrote:
> Hi Glenn,
>
> You're now registered for one table with electric.
>
> Roger -=||:)

Will I be able to borrow a monitor from the club?  I'll be flying in and
I'll be able to bring everything else of my own.

--
"After the vintage season came the aftermath - and Cenbe."
Glenn Holmer  (Q-Link: ShadowM)  http://www.lyonlabs.org

Hi Glenn,

You're now registered for one table with electric.

Roger -=||:)

Glenn Holmer wrote:

> On Wed, 2008-05-07 at 07:09 +0000, cbmusers wrote:
>
>>So far the following people have requested tables at the Expo:
>>Leif Bloomquist - 4 tables, all with electric
>>Dale Sidebottom - 2 tables, one with electric
>>Six - one table with electric
>>David Fisher - one table with electric
>>Chuck Kern - one table with electric.
>
>
> I'd like a table with electrons, please.
>

On Wed, 2008-05-07 at 07:09 +0000, cbmusers wrote:
> So far the following people have requested tables at the Expo:
> Leif Bloomquist - 4 tables, all with electric
> Dale Sidebottom - 2 tables, one with electric
> Six - one table with electric
> David Fisher - one table with electric
> Chuck Kern - one table with electric.

I'd like a table with electrons, please.

--
"After the vintage season came the aftermath - and Cenbe."
Glenn Holmer  (Q-Link: ShadowM)  http://www.lyonlabs.org

Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 6:53 pm    Post subject: Tables requested

----------------------------------------------------------------------
----------

So far the following people have requested tables at the Expo:
Leif Bloomquist - 4 tables, all with electric
Dale Sidebottom - 2 tables, one with electric
Six - one table with electric
David Fisher - one table with electric
Chuck Kern - one table with electric.

If you would like to reserve a table(s), please contact me directly
at thunderbird@.... The Drawbridge charges $10.00 for each
table requiring electric.

PLEASE NOTE!!!!!! I WILL BE IN CALIFORNIA FOR OUR SON'S WEDDING JUNE
12-22. SO PLEASE!!! GET YOUR REQUESTS TO ME BY JUNE 9TH AT THE LATEST.
_________________
Roger

I just saw this on comp.sys.cbm and thought folks here might want a preview
of things coming this year to C=4.
--
David Witmer  Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club President
Webpage http://www.geocities.com/c64-128-amiga

AKA Snogpitch
snogpitch@...
cbmusers@...
ICQ 4989342


------ Forwarded Message
From: Jim Brain <brain@...>
Organization: AT&T ASP.att.net
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 23:26:16 GMT
Subject: uIEC (Micro IEC) Update

For those who do now know, uIEC and uIEC/CF are projects to allow a
IEC-based CBM computer (VIC/64/128/etc.) to utilize a IDE drive
formatted with a FAT filesystem or a CompactFlash (CF) card with such a
filesystem.

uIEC development took some very interesting paths this year (more
details if there is interest), but I am happy to report that the unit is
working and I'm now concentrating my efforts on making it CF-card
agnostic (testing various cards I have here), and trying to increase
compatibility.  I have a deadline to have units for sale in time for the
CCCC expo in late June.

I've taken advantage of the long list of features in another project
(sd2iec) to make uIEC even more compatible and useful.  So, here is a
combined list of features:

o Supports IDE and CF cards (uIEC supports IDE/IDE, IDE/CF, or CF/CF if
you have an IDE->CF adapter for the second card.  uIEC/CF supports
single CF card)
o Supports drives of any size, though support for >137GB drives needs
more testing. :-)
o Supports FAT12/16/32 partitions of any legal size
* Supports partition-less cards/drives, or up to 4 primary partitions or
   3 primary and 12 extended partitions. (Email me if you have more than
12 extended partitions on a drive :-)
o Supports FAT Long filenames
* Transparent support for PRG/SEQ/USR file extensions, with REL support
planned.
o Transparent support for P00/S00/U00 files, with R00 support planned.
o Supports read and write of D64 images.
o Block level disk access supported on D64 images
o Most CBM DOS commands (Scratch,Initialize,Rename,etc.) supported.
o CBM general config commands (U0, U+, U-, UI, U9, U:, UJ) supported.
o CBM block level commands (B-R, B-W, UA, U1, U2, UB) supported when in
D64 image.
o CMD-style partition ($=P) support
o CMD-style subdirectory (MD,CD,RD) support.
o CMD DOS Commands (G-P, G-<shift-P>) support.
* Long form CMD directories ($=T:*, $=T:*=L) supported
o 1581-style/CMD-FD/HD-style wildcard matching supported ($:JIM*RAIN)
o JiffyDOS fast loader equipped (PAL and NTSC support).  Can be enabled
or disabled via DOS command.
& Firmware can be updated by copying new firmware file to root dir of
first drive, first partition and resetting unit.


(* noted items are in my WIP codebase, & are features in mainline
codebase I need to enable in my variant)

I want to publicly thank Unseen of sd2iec for creating a very impressive
codebase that made my feeble original attempt pale in comparison.
Although I will regret not being the originator of the uIEC firmware, it
simply made no sense to duplicate all of the features and require sd2iec
to re-implement features already in the uIEC project.  I think Unseen
also appreciates another developer on his firmware project.  My
additions have primarily been to the FAT LFN code, the CMD HD commands,
and multiple drive support.

In process is time-based directory pattern matching (>00:00:00 and
<00:00:00), support for programs that determine drive type via M-R, and
D71/D81 image support.

I'll refrain from listing the ideas in the enhancement bucket, but there
are quite a few.  At this point, I am prioritizing features that might
make HW changes necessary, for obvious reasons.  Firmware-only additions
can be made after shipping.

I'm happy to answer questions in the thread.

Jim

------ End of Forwarded Message

The official date of the C=4 Expo 2008 will be June 28-29th.  More details
to follow.


on 10/14/07 11:13 AM, cbmusers at cbmusers@... wrote:

> By now, some of you might be wondering if we are planning an expo for 2008.
> The answer
> to that is yes.
>
> Some have indicated a desire to have the expo in June, and we are listening to
> that request
> and making plans as such.  More details will be following within the month.
>

--
David Witmer  Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club President
Webpage http://www.geocities.com/c64-128-amiga

AKA Snogpitch
snogpitch@...
cbmusers@...
ICQ 4989342

Yeah June would be GREAT! That way I can go to the expo, then go see my Dad up
in Cleveland afterwards.


  Charles> 8-Bit Designs




cbmusers <cbmusers@...> wrote:                               By now, some
of you might be wondering if we are planning an expo for 2008.  The answer
  to that is yes.

  Some have indicated a desire to have the expo in June, and we are listening to
that request
  and making plans as such.  More details will be following within the month.






[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

By now, some of you might be wondering if we are planning an expo for 2008.  The
answer
to that is yes.

Some have indicated a desire to have the expo in June, and we are listening to
that request
and making plans as such.  More details will be following within the month.

We will see if these are the last ones to show up....

Links to all photos can be found at our club's website at the top of the
webpage, hit the photos link.
--
David Witmer  Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club President
Webpage http://www.geocities.com/c64-128-amiga

AKA Snogpitch
snogpitch@...
cbmusers@...
ICQ 4989342


------ Forwarded Message
From: <rbernardo>
Reply-To: Homestead <homestead@...>
Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2007 02:25:30 -0400
To: "homestead@..." <homestead@...>,
<commodor@...>
Subject: [Homestead] The last Cincinnati Expo photos?

Hello all C= and Amiga aficionados,
      Possibly the final C4 2007 photos have been web-published.  Go to

http://www.dickestel.com/cinci07.htm

           CommVEx v3 info at http://www.portcommodore.com/commvex
           Robert Bernardo
           Fresno Commodore User Group
           http://videocam.net.au/fcug

------ End of Forwarded Message

The following article is taken from the May 2007 CCCC President's article.
The full newsletter can be read at:

http://thedarkside.ath.cx/cccc/2007-05(may).pdf

Howdy Fellow Commodore Users!

Our C=4 Expo #2 is now history!  I am sleepy-eyed as I'm typing this on
Sunday evening, which was the final day of the expo.  I'm determined to get
a small report out to you folks in this newsletter.  If you didn't manage to
get out to visit us at the Drawbridge Inn, you missed a wonderful time.

As some of you are aware, in April, one of our club members passed away.
Clyde Tucker was a Commodore collector probably like several other members
in our club.  His passing was indeed a shock for many of us.  Roger Hoyer
and myself went to Clyde's residence to retrieve some of the Commodore items
Clyde had collected over the years.  When we were presented to "some of the
collection" in the garage, that alone took several hours to migrate to
Roger's van.  Eventually Roger's van could not hold any more items.  So my
car, just a small Plymouth Neon was drafted as vehicle number two.  Many
curious items were in the collection.  A Commodore calculator brought a lot
of interest at the expo.  It helped a lot with our raffle we had at the expo
to help bring in additional funds.

Going forward from that collection, we suddenly realized that the items we
could now offer for sale at the expo would no longer be able to be held in
one vehicle, let alone two vehicles.  A decision was made to get a Uhaul
truck to get it all there in one massive trip.  Thanks to the volunteers
that helped to load and unload the truck.  My back definitely was aching, as
I am sure was Roger's.  It could have been aching even more if that help had
not arrived in a timely fashion.  Thanks to Jim Oaks, who helped Roger and I
load the Uhaul on Friday.  Thanks to Mark Gladson, Dave Fisher, Chuck Kern,
Oliver Viebrooks, and even an expo attendee not a member of our club,
Stephan, these folks helped unload the Uhaul on Friday afternoon at the
Hotel.

Since the hotel did not have our room rented the nite before our expo, they
graciously allowed us to start setup at 3pm on Friday afternoon.  This
turned out to be a wonderful turn of events, as we needed that extra time to
get everything into the room before the other expo dealers and demo folks
started to arrive that nite.  Nearly halfway thru our setup, the dealers
started showing up and bringing in their stuff into the expo room.  That
room was one hubbub of activity, and the social gathering before the
"official expo time".  As the social activity continued past midnight, we
were supposed to be out of the expo room by 11pm.  Nobody came around to
enforce it, so it stayed open for a couple hours beyond that time.  At that
point I had to remind the few attendees that were there that we were beyond
the allotted time we were supposed to be there, and wrap everything up...for
in less than 7 hours the doors would officially open for the expo to the
dealers and demo-folks.  The few reluctant folks went to their respective
hotel rooms in anticipation for an exciting Saturday at the Drawbridge Inn.

Saturday was the focal point of activity.  All the demos were presented
during the afternoon, which allowed the vendors to sell their wares all
morning.  Our lunchtime was a do it whenever you wanted to leave, but many
attendees decided to patronize a catered venue just up the stairs for the
other major event in the hotel, the Boxer dog show.  I briefly chatted with
the server of the food that was being catered for the other event.  He
mentioned our group seemed to be patronizing better than the dog show!

When the afternoon demos were over, the raffle prizes were drawn.
Anticipation was high as the numbers were called off.  Eventually the
ultimate, coveted item was picked, and our Mark Gladson won the Commodore
Calculator.  Congrats Mark!

We returned to the Golden Corral, restaurant of choice from last year's
expo, to have our evening dinner.  Approximately a couple dozen followed us
there.  I was surprised to find out the manager remembered us from last year
and tried his best to get us seated in an area where we all could be
together.  It was accomplished and many of us enjoyed the meal that was
offered there.  Many chowed down their food and quickly returned back to the
hotel to continue with other activities.

I decided to take a few minutes nap after dinner, since I didn't sleep long
the nite (or should I say that morning) before.  I wound up sleeping until
9pm, sleeping thru my 3 alarms I had set so I wouldn't over sleep more than
a 1/2 hour.

When I got back to the expo room, folks were broken up into many little
groups doing their own thing.  Some were coding away on programs, others
playing games on the machines that were scattered thru the room, some were
shopping, and that continued all the way into 3am Sunday morning.  Everyone
started flowing out and at 3:45 I locked the doors to the expo room in
preparation for later that day when we could continue after some of us got
some sleep.

At 9AM I opened the doors again to the expo attendees.  Sunday morning, K.
Dale Sidebottom indicated he now had several tables of sale items which were
now free items for the taking.  A shark feeding frenzy, as I call it,
instantly encircled LUCKI's tables.  The attendees consumed the majority of
items Dale had brought to the show in just a matter of minutes!  No one
wanted to do any demos Sunday afternoon, so a number of dealers decided to
finish up their sales and start packing.  The room was nearly empty at 3PM.

Thanks to Mark, Dave, Chuck, Oliver, Roger and myself, we managed to get the
Uhaul packed up again.  At 4pm we decided to go over to Montgomery Inn just
a few doors away from Drawbridge Inn to have our final community dinner.
There we reflected on the weekend, and summarized how much we enjoyed it.

I'd like to thank some of the other volunteers who helped out like Charles
Needam, and a few other folks that were not members of our club, but stepped
up and helped along the way when some help was needed.  I also want to thank
the folks that did demos...and the folks that supplied items for sale.  I am
sure I missed a few names, I apologize if I missed your name.  As I said at
the top of this report, I'm sleepy-eyed as I write this.

If you wish to view some of the items acquired from Mr Tucker's collection,
some of it will make it to this month's meeting.  One of which I haven't
mentioned yet will be sure to bring some curious folks to check it out.  A
Commodore C-65.  That's right, in the collection from Charles Tucker was a
prototype C-65.  It was tempting to try to sell it, or raffle it off at our
expo, but it was decided that some of our membership might like to view this
piece of obscure Commodore hardware before that would happen.  If you desire
to own this piece of hardware, please speak up.  I'm sure some of the
membership would like to have the club keep this piece of hardware for it's
obscurity alone.  If you are one of those, speak up.  The club will hold it
for the next couple months at least until it is decided what should
ultimately happen to the machine.  I am sure a lot of money could be gained
for the club if we sell it.  Make your voice heard and come to the meeting
this month.

Also don't forget the election of officers is coming up.  Put your hat in
the ring and run for office!  That way our club can....

Keep on Commodoring!


------ End of Forwarded Message

Oh, my bad. Lololol


  Charles

Steve <cyberjank@...> wrote:                                  Actually,
I'm from Mad World BBS :)

  Heh, but you still did miss a good time!

  CJ
  ----------------------------------
  Call A Real C= BBS Today!
  telnet://madworld.bounceme.net

  --- In c4expo@yahoogroups.com, Roger Hoyer <thunderbird@...> wrote:
  >
  > I thought everybody should share in this.
  >
  > Roger -=||:)
  >
  > -------- Original Message --------
  > Subject: Re: [c4expo] C=4 Expo 2007
  > Date: Sat, 12 May 2007 18:43:53 -0700 (PDT)
  > From: Charles Gutman <ramswellspeaks@...>
  > Reply-To: c4expo@yahoogroups.com
  > To: c4expo@yahoogroups.com
  >
  >   Hello. Apostle Ramswell here and I just wanted to congradulate
  you all
  > on such a fine job this year! I wanted to go, but can only attend
  1 per
  > year and had already "locked up" ComVex in Vegas last year. My
  hopes are
  > that I can stop by next year and visit you guys, visit my Father
  in
  > Cleveland, and visit Lexington Kentucky a bit and see some of the
  > history there and maybe start a revival with some friends of ours
  in the
  > ministry.
  >
  >   Anyways, I also wanted to tell you that I got the word of what
  an
  > AWESOME SHOW IT WAS from a friend of mine that called in on the
  BBS a
  > couple of days ago. His HANDLE : CYBERJANK and he siad he was from
  > RETROGRADE BBS and that he stopped by for a few to check it out
  and
  > reported to me about what I missed (DARN). It's hard when you live
  so
  > far away!
  >
  >
  >   Well continue keeping up the good work and Lord willing We'll
  see ya
  > all next year
  >
  >
  >   Charles
  >






[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Actually, I'm from Mad World BBS :)

Heh, but you still did miss a good time!

CJ
----------------------------------
Call A Real C= BBS Today!
telnet://madworld.bounceme.net



--- In c4expo@yahoogroups.com, Roger Hoyer <thunderbird@...> wrote:
>
> I thought everybody should share in this.
>
> Roger -=||:)
>
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: Re: [c4expo] C=4 Expo 2007
> Date: Sat, 12 May 2007 18:43:53 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Charles Gutman <ramswellspeaks@...>
> Reply-To: c4expo@yahoogroups.com
> To: c4expo@yahoogroups.com
>
>   Hello. Apostle Ramswell here and I just wanted to congradulate
you all
> on such a fine job this year! I wanted to go, but can only attend
1 per
> year and had already "locked up" ComVex in Vegas last year. My
hopes are
> that I can stop by next year and visit you guys, visit my Father
in
> Cleveland, and visit Lexington Kentucky a bit and see some of the
> history there and maybe start a revival with some friends of ours
in the
> ministry.
>
>   Anyways, I also wanted to tell you that I got the word of what
an
> AWESOME SHOW IT WAS from a friend of mine that called in on the
BBS a
> couple of days ago. His HANDLE : CYBERJANK and he siad he was from
> RETROGRADE BBS and that he stopped by for a few to check it out
and
> reported to me about what I missed (DARN). It's hard when you live
so
> far away!
>
>
>   Well continue keeping up the good work and Lord willing We'll
see ya
> all next year
>
>
>   Charles
>

I thought everybody should share in this.

Roger -=||:)

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: [c4expo] C=4 Expo 2007
Date: Sat, 12 May 2007 18:43:53 -0700 (PDT)
From: Charles Gutman <ramswellspeaks@...>
Reply-To: c4expo@yahoogroups.com
To: c4expo@yahoogroups.com

   Hello. Apostle Ramswell here and I just wanted to congradulate you all
on such a fine job this year! I wanted to go, but can only attend 1 per
year and had already "locked up" ComVex in Vegas last year. My hopes are
that I can stop by next year and visit you guys, visit my Father in
Cleveland, and visit Lexington Kentucky a bit and see some of the
history there and maybe start a revival with some friends of ours in the
ministry.

   Anyways, I also wanted to tell you that I got the word of what an
AWESOME SHOW IT WAS from a friend of mine that called in on the BBS a
couple of days ago. His HANDLE : CYBERJANK and he siad he was from
RETROGRADE BBS and that he stopped by for a few to check it out and
reported to me about what I missed (DARN). It's hard when you live so
far away!


   Well continue keeping up the good work and Lord willing We'll see ya
all next year


   Charles

Thanks, Charles!

We had a good time putting it on.

Roger -=||:)


Charles Gutman wrote:

>  Hello. Apostle Ramswell here and I just wanted to congradulate you all on
such a fine job this year! I wanted to go, but can only attend 1 per year and
had already "locked up" ComVex in Vegas last year. My hopes are that I can stop
by next year and visit you guys, visit my Father in Cleveland, and visit
Lexington Kentucky a bit and see some of the history there and maybe start a
revival with some friends of ours in the ministry.
>
>  Anyways, I also wanted to tell you that I got the word of what an AWESOME
SHOW IT WAS from a friend of mine that called in on the BBS a couple of days
ago. His HANDLE : CYBERJANK and he siad he was from RETROGRADE BBS and that he
stopped by for a few to check it out and reported to me about what I missed
(DARN). It's hard when you live so far away!
>
>
>  Well continue keeping up the good work and Lord willing We'll see ya all next
year
>
>
>  Charles
>
>
>
> cbmusers <cbmusers@...> wrote:                                  For
everyone who helped out at the C=4 Expo this past weekend, thank you
>  very much for your assistance. If I didn't thank you personally at the
>  show, I hope this will suffice for now.
>
>  We received a lot of compliments regarding our show. Photographs are being
posted online
>  and announced thru various places such as the Homestead mailing list,
comp.sys.cbm, and
>  the petscii forums.  You can find all the photos at one simple location:
>
>  http://www.geocities.com/c64-128-amiga/photos2.html
>
>  More after expo news as I find out about it.
>  --
>  David Witmer Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club President
>  Webpage http://www.geocities.com/c64-128-amiga
>
>  AKA Snogpitch
>  snogpitch@...
>  cbmusers@...
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Hello. Apostle Ramswell here and I just wanted to congradulate you all on such
a fine job this year! I wanted to go, but can only attend 1 per year and had
already "locked up" ComVex in Vegas last year. My hopes are that I can stop by
next year and visit you guys, visit my Father in Cleveland, and visit Lexington
Kentucky a bit and see some of the history there and maybe start a revival with
some friends of ours in the ministry.

  Anyways, I also wanted to tell you that I got the word of what an AWESOME SHOW
IT WAS from a friend of mine that called in on the BBS a couple of days ago. His
HANDLE : CYBERJANK and he siad he was from RETROGRADE BBS and that he stopped by
for a few to check it out and reported to me about what I missed (DARN). It's
hard when you live so far away!


  Well continue keeping up the good work and Lord willing We'll see ya all next
year


  Charles



cbmusers <cbmusers@...> wrote:                                  For
everyone who helped out at the C=4 Expo this past weekend, thank you
  very much for your assistance. If I didn't thank you personally at the
  show, I hope this will suffice for now.

  We received a lot of compliments regarding our show. Photographs are being
posted online
  and announced thru various places such as the Homestead mailing list,
comp.sys.cbm, and
  the petscii forums.  You can find all the photos at one simple location:

  http://www.geocities.com/c64-128-amiga/photos2.html

  More after expo news as I find out about it.
  --
  David Witmer Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club President
  Webpage http://www.geocities.com/c64-128-amiga

  AKA Snogpitch
  snogpitch@...
  cbmusers@...
  ICQ 4989342






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For everyone who helped out at the C=4 Expo this past weekend, thank you
very much for your assistance. If I didn't thank you personally at the
show, I hope this will suffice for now.

We received a lot of compliments regarding our show. Photographs are being
posted online
and announced thru various places such as the Homestead mailing list,
comp.sys.cbm, and
the petscii forums.  You can find all the photos at one simple location:

http://www.geocities.com/c64-128-amiga/photos2.html

More after expo news as I find out about it.
--
David Witmer Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club President
Webpage http://www.geocities.com/c64-128-amiga

AKA Snogpitch
snogpitch@...
cbmusers@...
ICQ 4989342

Along the same topic....
--
David Witmer  Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club President
Webpage http://www.geocities.com/c64-128-amiga

AKA Snogpitch
snogpitch@...
cbmusers@...
ICQ 4989342


------ Forwarded Message
From: <rbernardo>
Organization: http://groups.google.com
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Date: 7 May 2007 16:13:57 -0700
Subject: Re: C4-07

On May 5, 3:57 pm, C64ER wrote:

> It was nice to shake a few hands and put some faces to the "famous" names.
> :-)

      Nice meeting you, too.

> I found some sweet deals today, games, controller board for my 1581, a 1750
> REU, and the free table was stocked very well.

      Yeah, that free table grew even bigger on Sunday, and then Dale
Sidebottom put for free the copious amounts of C= stuff he had!

> Thanks to Roger, Dave, and the group at CCCC for hosting the show...

      Thanks to Dave Witmer, Roger Hoyer, Mark Gladson, all the others
of the Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club, and all the attendees who
came far and wide to be at the show.  I learned quite a bit and will
take that knowledge with me to make the upcoming July 28-29 Commodore
Vegas Expo v3 an even better show.

           CommVEx v3 info at http://www.portcommodore.com/commvex/
           Robert Bernardo
           Fresno Commodore User Group
           http://videocam.net.au/fcug


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This was posted on comp.sys.cbm late Saturday.
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David Witmer  Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club President
Webpage http://www.geocities.com/c64-128-amiga

AKA Snogpitch
snogpitch@...
cbmusers@...
ICQ 4989342


------ Forwarded Message
From: C64ER
Organization: Road Runner High Speed Online http://www.rr.com
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Date: Sat, 5 May 2007 18:57:31 -0400
Subject: C4-07

I actually got a chance to go this morning for a few hours.
I had planned on staying the day but I got a phone call and had to bail
early.

It was nice to shake a few hands and put some faces to the "famous" names.
:-)
I found some sweet deals today, games, controller board for my 1581, a 1750
REU, and the free table was stocked very well.

Thanks to Roger, Dave, and the group at CCCC for hosting the show, also a
big thanks to LUCKY. Both clubs are awesome.
Hope there will be another one next year.

C64ER



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Ya, I got the email....I'll let ya know if those numbers come up.


on 5/5/07 2:43 PM, Jim Oaks at jim.oaks@... wrote:

> Dave if you can get this email here are my raffle numbers.
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> 6200148
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> Jim
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> From: c4expo@yahoogroups.com [mailto:c4expo@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
> Snogpitch
> Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2007 9:08 PM
> To: c4expo@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [c4expo] FW: Drawbridge Update
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> The following information is from Roger Hoyer, we have the room on Friday
> nite!
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> More info below for those bringing stuff.

--
David Witmer  Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club President
Webpage http://www.geocities.com/c64-128-amiga

AKA Snogpitch
snogpitch@...
cbmusers@...
ICQ 4989342

Dave if you can get this email here are my raffle numbers.



6200150

6200149

6200148



Thanks



Jim





From: c4expo@yahoogroups.com [mailto:c4expo@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
Snogpitch
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2007 9:08 PM
To: c4expo@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [c4expo] FW: Drawbridge Update



The following information is from Roger Hoyer, we have the room on Friday
nite!

More info below for those bringing stuff.

--
Snogpitch

snogpitch@... <mailto:snogpitch%40prodigy.net>
ICQ: 4989342
Webpage: http://pages.prodigy.net/snogpitch/

------ Forwarded Message
From: Roger Hoyer <thunderbird@... <mailto:thunderbird%40iglou.com> >

I went to the Drawbridge Inn this morning to view the room(s) and make
final arrangements. The room has NOT been reserved for the 4th, so
Theresa is holding it for us at no charge. We will be occupying the
Friars/Merchants Halls, directly across from Chaucer's Restaurant (which
will be open this year).

The room will be available at 4:00PM and assorted soft drinks @ $1.50
each will be provided fro 6-11PM in the room. They count how many they
provide and then bill us after the event for what we use. If we want
coffee as well, it can be provided at $20/gallon, so I need to know if
we want that so I can let her know.

We will have 30 tables lined up around the room with 2 chairs at each
one. There will also be 20 additional chairs in stacks for us to set up
in front of the projection screen. (Is anyone providing a video/sound
system? I forget.)

We can rent an ethernet card/cable from the front desk for a refundable
$90 deposit.

The attachments show the layout of the Inn and how to get in. The back
entrances to the rooms have very steep steps down into them, so it will
be better to enter the front door and use the elevator in the London
Lobby to transport "stuff" to the rooms.

I have e-mail addresses for Jim Brain, Leif Bloomquist, Glenn Holmer,
Jeff Ledger, FWD and JPPBM and will send them a separate e-mail with the
attachments. So if anyone has a way to contact the others on the list,
please send these attachments to them or forward the pertinent portions
of this e-mail. Also, it would be nice if we could get them on the
C=4Expo web site.

I'm putting together three bags of C64 software and two bags of Amiga
software for the raffle drawings. The C64 bags will have four items and
the Amiga bags three items. They are approximately the same value. We
just need to decide how much to charge for the raffle tickets.

If I've forgotten anything, or if you have any questions, let me know.

Roger -=||:)

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The following information is from Roger Hoyer, we have the room on Friday
nite!

More info below for those bringing stuff.

--
Snogpitch

snogpitch@...
ICQ: 4989342
Webpage: http://pages.prodigy.net/snogpitch/


------ Forwarded Message
From: Roger Hoyer <thunderbird@...>


I went to the Drawbridge Inn this morning to view the room(s) and make
final arrangements.  The room has NOT been reserved for the 4th, so
Theresa is holding it for us at no charge.  We will be occupying the
Friars/Merchants Halls, directly across from Chaucer's Restaurant (which
will be open this year).

The room will be available at 4:00PM and assorted soft drinks @ $1.50
each will be provided fro 6-11PM in the room.  They count how many they
provide and then bill us after the event for what we use.  If we want
coffee as well, it can be provided at $20/gallon, so I need to know if
we want that so I can let her know.

We will have  30 tables lined up around the room with 2 chairs at each
one.  There will also be 20 additional chairs in stacks for us to set up
in front of the projection screen.  (Is anyone providing a video/sound
system? I forget.)

We can rent an ethernet card/cable from the front desk for a refundable
$90 deposit.

The attachments show the layout of the Inn and how to get in.  The back
entrances to the rooms have very steep steps down into them, so it will
be better to enter the front door and use the elevator in the London
Lobby to transport "stuff" to the rooms.

I have e-mail addresses for Jim Brain, Leif Bloomquist, Glenn Holmer,
Jeff Ledger, FWD and JPPBM and will send them a separate e-mail with the
attachments.  So if anyone has a way to contact the others on the list,
please send these attachments to them or forward the pertinent portions
of this e-mail.  Also, it would be nice if we could get them on the
C=4Expo web site.

I'm putting together three bags of C64 software and two bags of Amiga
software for the raffle drawings.  The C64 bags will have four items and
the Amiga bags three items.  They are approximately the same value.  We
just need to decide how much to charge for the raffle tickets.

If I've forgotten anything, or if you have any questions, let me know.

Roger -=||:)


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Here is the list I have gathered from a variety of sources (irc, forums, etc) a
few are still in
the planning stages and might not make it... indicated with a "maybe":


Vendors
JPPM
FWD

Demos
Dopple - rs232 adaptors
Pelleas - server
Jeff Oldbit - Propellor
Leif Bloomquist - Artillery Duel Network Tournament
Greg Nacu - networking to mac - maybe
Jim Brain

Visitors
Robert Bernardo
Muskegon Michigan group - maybe
WizardNJ
CJ
ShadowM
Caricon
Digit
Al Anger
Ian C

If you plan to have either a selling table or a demo table at C=4, now is
the time to contact Roger Hoyer to reserve your table.  If you will be
presenting a demo, your table will be free as long as you do not need
electricity.

Selling Tables: $15/ table or $35/ 3 tables (The hotel charges $10 in
addition per table for power usage) Tables are 6' in length.  All sellers
and demonstrators need to set up before 9:00 on Saturday morning, the doors
(for these only) will open at 7:00am.

Contact Roger Hoyer by phone, email, or in writing.
  Phone: 513-248-0025
  Email: thunderbird@...
C=4 Expo
c/o 31 Potowatomie Trail
Milford, OH  45150

--
David Witmer  Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club President
Webpage http://www.geocities.com/c64-128-amiga

AKA Snogpitch
snogpitch@...
cbmusers@...
ICQ 4989342

For those of you not on the C=4 Forum at c4expo.org, you might want to note
this was sent a few days ago...


------ Forwarded Message
From: <dragos@...>
Reply-To: <dragos@...>
Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2007 21:41:06 -0400
To: <dragos@...>
Subject: Pre-Registration email address

I am getting ready to start designing and printing ID cards.  Everyone that
is planning on going that would like to have a pre-printed ID card needs to
send an E-Mail to bethere@....  All emails must be received by April
30th in order to have their card ready.  Also please indicate in your email
whether or not you are wanting a t-shirt.  Prices for t-shirts will be
listed here soon.

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