Fwd: Classic Computer and Gaming Show Saturday near Cleveland

Just got this posting from my Model 'T' mailing list... Mailing-List: contact m100-help(a)list.30below.com; run by ezmlm Reply-To: m100(a)list.30below.com From: "Charles Good" Subject: Classic Computer and Gaming Show Saturday near Cleveland Date: Tue, 21 May 2002 14:06:03 -0400 A Model 100 system will be on display at Saturday's CCAG show near Cleveland Ohio. See below and check the web site for maps and more details. Charles Good <mailto:cgood@nicsweb.com>cgood@nicsweb.com ------------------------------------------------- For Immediate Release to all Internet and related groups! The Classic Computer And Gaming(CCAG) Show 2002 is on! "We, the CCAG organizers, regret that it took so long to officially announce the CCAG 2002 Show. However, we are also very glad that the CCAG 2001 Show did NOT take place after September 11th, 2001. Had CCAG 2001 taken place after 9-11, we would have had to cancel. Because we had used a National Guard Armory for the previous two CCAG's, we were not able to rent the Armory again after the events of 9-11. We have been able to locate and secure a facility for CCAG 2002! We again apologize for the delay, as we were only able to know with certainty, in the past several days. See you all at the CCAG 2002!!!" CCAG 2002 Staff The Classic Computer And Gaming Show 2002 will be held on May 25th, 2002 Church, 11333 Granger Road, Garfield Hts. Ohio, 44125. Here is our own site for more information and current status of vendors and attendees. <http://www.ccagshow.com>www.ccagshow.com Table rental is $5 this year, and admission is only $2. The admission fee will also allow you to be eligeble for a drawing at 1PM, the 25th, for an Arcade machine! (You will need a way to take the machine home with you!) The web site, <http://www.ccagshow.com>www.ccagshow.com, has site info, table layouts, map info, etc. We hope to see you there at the CCAG 2002! <<<< -- Roger "Merch" Merchberger --- sysadmin, Iceberg Computers Recycling is good, right??? Ok, so I'll recycle an old .sig. If at first you don't succeed, nuclear warhead disarmament should *not* be your first career choice.