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Page 1

About This Newsletter -- Cover page and general information about this
document and Ambrosia as a company. Come and meet the gang.

Page 2

Info. -- Legalese and distribution information concerning The Ambrosia
Times. Sign up now for your free subscription.

Page 4

What's New -- Ambrosia Mailing lists, the amazing HectorCam, Web site
updates, the poop on our upcoming products

Page 5

President's Letter -- Andrew drinks too much coffee and pretends to be a
philosopher.

Page 6

Swoop High Score Contest -- The results are in! Find out whether to
rejoice or hang your head in shame!

Page 7

Avara -- So you say you want a 3D, networkable action game, eh? Look no
further than Ambrosia's Avara.

Page 8

Barrack -- Ambrosia's new game Barrack just keeps getting better and
better as we approach beta -- check here for the latest screenshots.

Page 9

Escape Velocity -- Currently in beta test, Escape Velocity promises to
please those who enjoy dominating the universe from their easy chair.

Page 10

It's About Time -- Lest you think we're all fun and games here, take a
peek at our upcoming calendar/to do list/reminder program It's About Time.

Page 11

Geekette -- Our beloved accountant Gayle Haarr gets her own column this
issue -- and writes about what she knows best...

Page 12

Mailing Lists -- Ambrosia sets up mailing lists, and we ain't talkin' junk
mail here!

Page 13

Kudos & Criticism -- Each month we dig our hands into the Ambrosia
mailbag for a few select letters to answer in this section.

Page 14

Ambrosia Cafe -- The Ambrosia Cafe officially opens its doors for
business!

Page 15

Ramblings -- Shopping for a PowerMac: could a clone be MacNirvana?


Page 16

How To -- Cajun plunges into the bowels of RAM Doubler.


Page 17

Eek A Bug! -- The year in review, according to the dubious "Cajun" David Richard.