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From: drxmann@walt.cc.utexas.edu (Dustin Christmann)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: This was the last AmiExpo
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Date: 9 Oct 90 22:31:23 GMT
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In article <4883@crash.cts.com> hrlaser@crash.cts.com (Harv Laser) writes:
>
>As per a press release issued by Erich Stein & Associates, AMI Shows'
>PR guy, and announcements at the show itself, the name has now been
>changed from AmiExpo to AmigaWorld Expo.  Their 1991 American show
>schedule looks like this:
>
>AmigaWorld Expo New York - March 15-17, 1991, New York Hilton &
> Towers at Rockefeller Center in Manhattan
>
>AmigaWorld Expo Florida - July 26-28, 1991, Stouffer Orlando Resort 
> at Seaworld, Orlando
>
>AmigaWorld Expo California - October 4-6, 1991, Oakland Convention
> Center, Oakland.
>
I have a (IMHO) good idea for _anybody_ planning on doing a major Amiga expo.
How about locating one away from the 2 Coasts? Texas, for example. Houston or
Dallas, in particular. This would be more practical for someone who lives in
the (south) central U.S and Rocky Mountain states than the present sites. Other
good places would be Denver, New Orleans, and St. Louis.

I could possibly bring myself to driving to any one of the suggested sites, a
lot more than NY or LA-LA-land. It would be a smart move considering that this
part of the country is one of the (if not _the_) fastest growing in the US.



Thanx,
Dustin R. Christmann

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