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Subject: EvangeList Digest V1 #1390
Date:Fri, March 12, 1999 08:02 AM



EvangeList Digest Thursday, March 11 1999 Volume 01 : Number 1390



In this issue:

PR - Brickles Deluxe V1.2 Press Release
PR - Inspired Logic Releases Free Demo of Mac Only Educational Software
Tidbit - Dallas Mac Radio Show

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Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1999 04:46:47 -0600
From: The EvangeList Mailing List <evangelist@apple.com>
Subject: PR - Brickles Deluxe V1.2 Press Release

This announcement is from:

Ken Winograd <mailto:ken@winograd.com>

Brickles Deluxe v1.2 Released!

Merrimack, New Hampshire, December 13, 1998: Ken Winograd and
Space-Time Associates announced today the release of version 1.2 of a
fun, exciting Macintosh shareware game called Brickles Deluxe.

Brickles Deluxe is an all-new game based on the game of Brickles and
Brickles Plus, first offered in 1985, shortly after the introduction
of the first Macintosh.

Brickles Deluxe is not your typical "ball and paddle" game. No way!
Brickles Deluxe features adjustable colors and patterns, adjustable
ball and paddle sizes, and adjustable speed. Even the number of
paddles in the game can be changed. Brickles Deluxe is suitable for
everyone from the very youngest children learning to use a mouse, to
fast-paced arcade fans. And, wait 'til you hear the new sounds! If
you've ever played and enjoyed Brickles or Brickles Plus, you're just
going to love Brickles Deluxe!

Brickles Deluxe requires a Macintosh with 256 colors or more.

Brickles Deluxe is available now. For more information, or to
download or securely register the program, please visit the Brickles
Deluxe web page at:

<URL:http://www.winograd.com>

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Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1999 04:47:02 -0600
From: The EvangeList Mailing List <evangelist@apple.com>
Subject: PR - Inspired Logic Releases Free Demo of Mac Only Educational Software

This announcement is from:

kcanyon <mailto:kcanyon@inspiredlogic.com>

Inspired Logic, LLC has released a free demo version of C.D.
Caterpillar which is available for download from its website
(http://www.inspiredlogic.com/cd). C.D. Caterpillar is a Macintosh
only program designed to help beginning readers strengthen their
reading skills quickly, in a fun and non-threatening way. Every
aspect of C.D. Caterpillar is designed to focus the student on actual
reading. A single Home Version of C.D. Caterpillar is priced at
$16.00.

C.D. Caterpillar includes a large quantity of reading material. The
first version includes The Wizard of Oz, Fables by Aesop, and other
short stories. This version is available for a limited time. The next
version which features The Princess and the Goblin will be released
in early March. The material is presented in such a way that any
motivated reader can get started with it. The controls are simple,
and everything is explained verbally; no initial reading ability is
assumed.

Any level reader can get started with C.D. Caterpillar. Immediate,
direct assistance is always available just by clicking on the problem
word. The problem word will be pronounced, and C.D. Caterpillar keeps
track of the problem words, reinforcing them later in highly focused
games.

Inspired Logic, LLC, based in Glendale, California was founded in
1998. The company provides software solutions for Macintosh and PC
based companies. C.D. Caterpillar is the first commercial software
product released by this company. (www.inspiredlogic.com)

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Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1999 04:46:54 -0600
From: The EvangeList Mailing List <evangelist@apple.com>
Subject: Tidbit - Dallas Mac Radio Show

This tidbit is from:

Dru Richman <mailto:machelpdesk@home.com>

Dallas' WBAP (http://www.wbap.com), the 50,000 watt blowtorch of the
Southwest - 820 on your AM dial or live via RealAudio, presents Mick
Williams' Cyber Line (http://www.cyber-line.com) every Sunday evening
at 7-9 pm CST. This call-in/talk show, which has been 'on-the-air'
since December 1995, discusses everything and anything 'cyber.'

The weekly show is dedicated to discussing computer related
hardware/software products, Internet access issues, trouble analysis,
tips & techniques, etc.. Laws governing and/or limiting your freedom
to information are also topics for discussion.

The program accepts input from listeners via telephone and
interactively via the Internet enabling callers to talk directly with
various representatives from the computer and networking industries.
Although the show will deal with serious issues and problems
confronting a wide variety of computer users, it will have a unique
perspective that adds a little fun and drives away the boredom.

Starting this Sunday (2/28/99) and from then on, on the last Sunday
of each month we will feature a two hour show exclusively for and
about Macintosh computers. Staff Mac guy Dru Richman - CEO, Mac Help
Desk (http://www.machelpdesk.com), will be joined by the rest of the
Cyber Line staff, Apple representatives, and maybe even a product
manufacturer, for this lively two hour romp through all things Mac.


Call These Live WBAP Talk Lines Sundays 7:00 To 9:00 PM (Central)
Metro: 214-787-1820 Toll Free: 1-800-288-WBAP (9227) e-mail:
<mailto:host@cyber-line.com>

Mac Users show your support for one of the very few Mac-friendly
shows on the airwaves. Listen and call-in on Sunday!
__________________________
Digital Guy Sez:

First, a note about a graphic included with the above post depicting
(er, no pun intended!) this radio station's coverage area. The only
portions of the continental US it DOESN'T cover would be the north
east, north west, and Alaska. They cover ALL of Mexico. the 'Net
broadcast seems almost redundant in this hemisphere. :-)

The second thing, as you can tell from the "future" start date, is
that I'm a bit behind. Things are hopping at Guy's new company (in a
good way! :), and frankly I'm swamped please bear with me and I WILL
catch up fairly shortly (probably in the next few days at worst).

Thanks!

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