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|    Robert Bernardo to All    |
|    Thanks, Joe and Myron!    |
|    30 Jun 06 23:48:45    |
      XPost: comp.sys.cbm       From: rbernardo@iglou.com              My big thanks to Joe Fenn and Myron Daniels of the former Commodore Hawaii       Users Group! When I visited Oahu, Hawaii for 7 days, they were very, very       hospitable, giving me plenty of advice on what to do and where to go.              Joe now has his 1571's running well with the upgrade ROMs he got from me, and       we spent plenty of time talking about Commodore in general. His daughter,       Denise, drove us to Pearl Harbor to see the Arizona Memorial and the       displays outside the submarine Bowfin (though we ran out of time to see       the battleship Missouri). Then I got to see Joe's "lair" in which he does       all his Commodore computing and ham radioing. How organized, compared to       the ramshackle arrangements I have! Joe then gave me an Indus GT disk       drive (well, he wanted to give me two, but I had no room in the       suitcase!). Flabbergasted at his generosity, I promised I would send him       a 64K VDC-upgraded, flat C128. That Indus will go into my CommodoreOne       box.              Myron and his wife took me on a tour of Punchbowl Cemetery, built into an       extinct volcano crater and at the peak a spectacular view of Honolulu.       Then it was a look around downtown Honolulu with its Iolani Palace (hey,       McGarrett from Hawaii Five-O is supposed to be there), Chinatown (how very       old-fashioned for a Chinatown), the boat harbor, and Ala Moana beach.       Myron gave me a big box to bring to the mainland, the box being filled       with two flat C128's and four 1571 disk drives. I promised Myron that       they would go for free in the CommVEx raffle.              All in all, a wonderful time had, many sights seen, plenty of video and       photos taken, great friends met, and a feeling that I have to return       another time.               "Mahalo, cousins!"        Robert Bernardo        Fresno Commodore User Group        CommVEx info at http://www.commodore.ca/forum        and click on ComVEX              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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