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`21.Oct.2001` Jan Andersen (VHT-ML)	Virus Help Denmark: Antivirus poll 2001 Under the title link Virus Help Denmark ask "Who has done the most for the Amiga Antivirus scene in 2001 ?". Until 31. December 2001 one can vote regarding this on the above page. The winner of this poll will receive about 100 USD which VHT drawed from antivirus disk sales (0.25 USD profit per disk). With your own vote you are possible to decide who will win that money. The nominees are: Alex van Viel - VirusChecker II Jan Erik Olausen - VirusExecutor Zeeball - Safe Dirk Stoecker - VirusZ Jan Erik Olausen & Georg Hoermann - Xvs.library VT-Schutz - Heiner Schneegold (sd) (Translation: mj) [News message: 21. Oct. 2001, 14:40] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`21.Oct.2001` Amiga Future	Tales of Tamar: Videos of the LARP I, the Ankou band Around the 22nd of September the first LARP for 'Tales of Tamar' took place. Now, on the 19th of October a video of that meeting was published showing the beautifull landscape of the LARP area, some battles, the live in the tavern, and much more. The video was done by Virtual Dimension, they made it up from several tapes. From their server the video is available for download in MPEG format at three different sizes. On the LARP evenings an medieval band called 'Ankou' made music plenteously and thus cared for the proper ambience. Special was that the bard of the band made it to sing free-style for seven minutes. This piece of music was ripped off the video and is available for download as MP3 on the Tamar servers. Larp I MPEG-Video (klein) (4.4M) Larp I MPEG-Video (mittel) (20M) Larp I MPEG-Video (groß) (47M) MP3-Musiktrack: Ankou (vom Larp I), stereo, 128kbit (7.5M) (sd) (Translation: mj) [News message: 21. Oct. 2001, 14:11] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`21.Oct.2001` Amiga Page	Event: Short report about the Pianeta 2001 There were some highlights to sight on the Pianeta Amiga 2001. Haage&Partner presented AmigaOS XL running on an 1.4GHz Athlon. The Amiga software compatibility is said to be very good. For example there were MooVID playing two movies in two windows at the same time. VirtualWorks showed both of the new PCI solutions G-REX4000D and Mediator 4000 PCI in a show-case, but not working. An absolute innovation was presented at the booth of Titan Computer where one was able to gaze at Candy Factory Pro running on the Pegasos system by bplan GmbH with MorphOS version 0.8. Furthermore a new Italian print magazine called Bitplane and done by Nicola Morcutti was presented. This magazine is planned to be published bimonthly including a CD and will be available to subscribers only. Other exhibitors are Darkage Software, Digital Equipment, AGI, Il Piccolo Emporio, and Mirko Cipolla (CIP060) who presented an A1200 with MediatorPCI, Voodoo, SoundBlaster, and TV card. (ps) (Translation: mj) [News message: 21. Oct. 2001, 00:42] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`20.Oct.2001` Mikey C (ANF)	Event: World of Amiga South East So are we! On Saturday 3rd of November 2001 the World of Amiga Southeast show is taking place at Poplars Hall, Shenfield, Essex, UK. This is the ideal opportunity for you to come along and show all those who that think the Amiga market is dead where they can shove it! We have worked tirelessly to bring you some of the biggest names in the Amiga Industry to World of Amiga Southeast 2001 Amiga, Elbox, Eyetech, Cloanto, & Pagan Games are amongst those who are attending the show ready to see in the new era of Amiga Computing with the eminent launch of the AmigaOne/SharkPPC Zico Spec Machines and beyond. James Daniels, Paul Burkey and Fleecy Moss are just some of the Amiga Celebes will be in attendance at WoA Southeast. However, all our hard work will be for nothing if we have a poor turnout. We need every one to come along and show the world that we want an alternative to the dull and bloated OS that has afflicted the masses in the computing world. Sick and tired of all the doom and gloom in the Amiga market? In short we want a new Amiga, and just because an Amiga Magazine shuts down, it doesn't mean that the existing Amiga dealers have suddenly ceased to exist or have gone elsewhere. So turn up to WOA Southeast and support Amiga, Fore-Matt Home Computing, Weird Science, Stellar Dreams, Elbox, Clubbed Magazine, Cloanto, Eyetech, 100%Amiga, VP, and many more by coming along on the day. Many retailers need shows like WoA Southeast to keep their commitment and businesses going until the next generation Amiga takes off. Let's make the doom mongers eat a big shitcake, turn up and do us proud! For more details on advance ticket ordering, full list of exhibitors, discussion forums and how to get there please visit http://www.worldofamiga.com Michael Carrillo (aka Mikey C) World of Amiga Southeast, Exhibitor, Media and Public Relations. [News message: 20. Oct. 2001, 18:01] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`17.Oct.2001` Fun Time World	AMIGA 2001: Ticket advance-booking From 17th to 18th of November 2001 the AMIGA 2001 will take place in MediaPark 6 in Cologne. From now on until 5th of November 2001 you can order your ticket in advance for this event under http://www.amiga-messe.de/kartenverkauf-d.html. (sd) (Translation: dr) [News message: 17. Oct. 2001, 00:56] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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