Happy Thanksgiving, C= and Ami aficionados!
     The Fresno Commodore User Group has its next meeting from 11 a.m. to 2:00+ 
p.m., Sunday, November 18 at  --

  Bobby Salazar's Mexican Restaurant
  2839 North Blackstone Ave. (corner of Blackstone and Michigan)
  Fresno, California
  (559) 227-1686

This month we'll talk about the Dec. 1 Downtown Los Angeles Maker Faire and the 
new-to-us January 5-6 Retro City Festival in Pomona.  Our sister club, the 
Southern California Commodore & Amiga Network, will be showing off Commodores 
and Amigas at both 
events. We'll also talk about the new GEOS Megapatch 3.3, PLATOterm, the 64 
Mini incompatibilities, and the Ultimate 64 delays.  For your viewing 
entertainment, we'll watch a few choice minutes from the banquet presentations 
of the October Amiwest Show.
     At the September meeting, we played around with the 3D Construction Kit 
games, A Chance in Hell and the 3D Kit Game, though we didn't devote enough 
time to the latter.  Well, Steven Flanagan has updated the 3D Kit Game so that 
the upper corners of 
the game are more visible (the former SuperCPU version of it had the corners 
obscured).  So, we will try out this new version with the SCPU... but Steven 
warns us that the game is much harder that A Chance in Hell.  :)
     On the rest of the software front, we'll have new/updated/compiled 
programs: VIC-20 – Chinese Patience, Morse, Innuh's Pyramid; C64 – Shadow 
Switcher, Great Giana Sisters 30th Anniversary, Scuttlebutt-Behind Enema Lines, 
Knightlore, Tower of 
Rubble 64, Hibernated 1-This Place Is Death, Limbo Preview; Plus/4 – Neon 
Nights HFLI, Cross Chase, Zombie Calavera Prologue; Amiga CD32 – various CD32 
compilation discs.
     If you have anything for Ray Carlsen to repair, give it to me, because 
I'll soon be traveling up to his house in the Pacific NW.

          Truly,
          Robert Bernardo
          Fresno Commodore User Group - http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm

P.S. Food for thought.  In our December meeting, we always donate money from 
our treasury to a charitable cause.  For the last several years, it has been to 
the St. Jude Children's Hospital.  However, this year with the disastrous fires 
in California, we 
should think about donating to help those affected by the fires.

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