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

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

              What's New -- Bubble Trouble has been released! Ambrosia opens two product Web sites. We have
             some news about yet another project. The Ambrosia staff says "Hello" to a new member of the team and
"Goodbye" to Toby, who is venturing off into fatherhood. 

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

              President's Letter -- Andrew's experience with Power Computing turns out to have a happy ending
             after all. 

              Bubble Trouble Press Release -- Strap on your flippers and grab your snorkel! Bubble Trouble
             hits the water with a splash. 

              Hints and Tips - Bubble Trouble -- Bubble Trouble's beta testers gather some hints and tricks for 
             new Bubble Troublers. 

              Up Close and Personal with Brian Barnes -- The creator of Manse speaks out on his great new 
             game and his crazy fashion adventures. 

              Geekette -- Our very own Gayle Haarr muscles up the courage to try and conquer one of her biggest 
             fears, and conquer she did! 

              How To -- Cajun delves into the heart of Escape Velocity with plug-in design. 

              Eeek A Bug! -- They say the cockroach can survive a nuclear war - and we know why. We find that 
             some bugs just won't go away! 

              Ramblings -- Michael takes a look back, and a look forward in this month's Ramblings column.