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THE WURST GALLERY SECOND SHOW “DISHWASHER SAFE” ONE NIGHT ONLY AT DESIGN WITHIN REACH FIRST THURSDAY DECEMBER 4, 2003

By Anonymous

Portland,OR December 2 2003--Dishwasher Safe is the second opening for The Wurst, an online gallery based in Portland, OR. The show exhibits 43 plates designed by 11 artists from all over the world, three of whom are making their US gallery debut. Artists were each mailed four round pieces of paper to design their plates using washable markers. The paper illustrations were sent to a plate manufacturing company to be turned into plastic plates – a project often done in grade school classrooms. The exhibit will be shown at Design Within Reach for First Thursday only, but will remain on display online at http://thewurstgallery.com Dishwasher Safe follows The Wurst’s inagural show, From Russia With Love, an exhibit of Russian Nesting Dolls designed by 18 artists. The show was highly acclaimed, including a feature on yahoo.com and a feature in the Japanese magazine “Relax,” driving over 1 million visitors to the site. The Wurst Gallery was started with the thought that art should be accessible to everyone and that artists can be exposed to a larger number of people outside of their communities when their work is showcased online. – 2003-12-02

1200 N.W. EVERETT PORTLAND, OR
Contact Jason Sturgill @ 503-734-6642 http://thewurstgallery.com info@thewurstgallery.com



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Amertron Inc Enters After-Market Arcade Parts Field

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Amertron Inc Enters After-Market Arcade Parts Field
Melbourne, Fla., February 11, 2003: Amertron Inc, manufacturers of computer modification equipment and military electronics, is branching its expertise into after-market arcade parts. The company, in business for 31 years, specializes in high-quality parts, both custom and off-the-shelf.
Current projects include:
·    MoCap Boxing: the original (OEM) glove sensors and parts lasted an average of six weeks before breaking from use. Amertron developed replacement parts that as of this writing, have been in the field for five months with no failures or breakage.
·    Terraburst/Operation Hurricane: Amertron is currently testing replacement parts for both harness and gun cameras.
·    Lighting, providing a wide selection of cold cathode lights to either enhance a game or to replace existing neon or fluorescent tubes in a game cabinet.
Amertron Inc is an award-winning company that prides itself on its ability to solve problems as well as a manufacturer of quality and custom parts. “Amertron’s low return rate and quick customer service make us a natural fit for the arcade industry,” says James Harhi, Director of Business Development at Amertron. Mr. Harhi, who is spearheading Amertron’s new arcade parts division, is a former Recreation Specialist for Walt Disney World, where he was responsible for Disney’s coin-operated equipment throughout the state of Florida.
For additional information on Amertron or their products, please email Mr. Harhi at jharhi@amertron.com



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Johnston Sweepers launches free parts delivery service

By Johnston Sweepers

Johnston Sweepers' Customer Support Division has announced big improvements to its supply service for original equipment parts, making it cheaper, simpler and more convenient for customers to purchase spare parts for their Johnston machines.

In future parts ordered for normal delivery - that is, by 5.00 pm the next working day - will be delivered free of charge. VOR (Vehicle Off Road) parts which are needed sooner - 9.00 am, 10.00 am or noon deliveries can be specified as required - will carry a small surcharge.

Prices have also been frozen at 2003 levels on more than two hundred of the most common parts lines.

The changes follow a thorough review of the company's parts supply system, which looked at availability, speed of supply and delivery arrangements and charges for spare parts supporting the company's full range of outdoor sweepers.

To increase availability and speed of service, it will now also be possible to order spares on Saturday for the first time. Parts orders placed with Johnston's Customer Support staff on 08700 603210 between 8.00 am and noon on Saturday should be delivered on the following Monday.

The changes come just as Johnston is about to open a major new service centre in Bristol, replacing the existing depot. The larger premises will allow bigger stock holding of spares parts giving greater availability, and state-of-the-art workshop facilities with secure storage. The new depot is located at Unit 5, Lescren Way, Avonmouth, BS11 8DG and is expected to open at the end of February. It follows the opening of a similar new service centre in Sudbury, Suffolk, last year.

"The investment we are making in transforming our after sales service, alongside considerable enhancements to our manufacturing operations, reflects our commitment to providing customers with the highest quality products and services", says Dan Wright, Managing Director of Johnston Sweepers. "We aim to have an outstanding service network which will ensure that our machines are available for work for the longest possible time".

Founded in 1904, Johnston Sweepers is part of the London Stock Exchange-listed Johnston Group plc.

With eight factories on three continents, Johnston Sweepers is a major global business. Not only does this give us stability and access to major financial backing, it enables us to share the knowledge and experiences gained in a broad range of environments so that we can provide even better sweeping solutions.

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