Dozens and dozens of visitors due to the holiday model train show at InfoAge. At one point I heard a noise and figured it was a critter. Low and behold it was a bird that was trapped inside. After lots of maneuvering and redirecting the bird, I was able to direct the bird outside. I also worked on getting more MUS files (as opposed to SID files) for the C64 that were of the holiday flavor. Now they can be easily played with SID Player from Compute! Magazine. I also made a disk image of the Commodore 64 robotics software and sent it to someone in the Las Vegas area that will be demoing this hardware/software robotics kit for the Commodore Retro eXpo. I had one lady tried to get me to explain how computers work on the most fundamental levels in a way for someone that is a computer novice. This isn't something easily done in a short conversation nor for the layman to understand. I did my best, but she didn't seem satisfied. -- ========================================= Jeff Brace Vice President Vintage Computer Federation