AppleCIDER, a User Group from Rochester, NY has listed items on eBay which were signed by Woz. Links can be found at the bottom of CIDERs webpage. Items include a signed printout of the ‘Sweet 16’ assembly code and Apple II Floating Point Routines. There is also a mousepad or two.

Bill Garber of GSE-Reactive has informed comp.sys.apple2 readers that he’s actively working on cloning and improving upon the Mockingboard D model for the Apple //c (and //c Plus with adapter).

The October issue of Lyle Syverson’s long-running on-line newsletter is ready for viewing. The Lamp! summarizes interesting content from the Syndicomm.com Apple II Forum.

PAUG will meet at 7:30 PM in Dave Ciotti’s basement, as usual, on October 14th, 2005. There is no set topic this month, so drop by to see what happens!

The Apple II forum on Syndicomm Online will be hosting Mike Harvey, the founder and editor of Nibble magazine, in its chat room on Monday, October 24, at 6:00 PM Pacific Daylight Time. A $35/year Syndicomm Online membership is required to attend.Nibble was published for 14 years, providing Apple II news and reviews, as well as great articles on programming. One of the key features of Nibble was complete, professional-quality programs you could type into your Apple II and use. Mike Harvey wrote the first four issues himself, including the programs, and should be a great chat guest!

The Syndicomm online store, which sells a wide array of Apple II products, announced this morning that they now accept Discover Network cards in addition to Visa and MasterCard. Now you can get your cash back bonus from Discover with every purchase of Apple II goodness!

Ryan Suenaga has redesigned the web site for The Lamp, Apple II News & Notes, and other publications to be much, much more legible. Give it a look.

Steve Wozniak is probably most well known as the inventor of the Apple I and II series computers, and as Co-founder of Apple Computer Inc. Many of us also know Woz as a visionary and a man with a strong sense of community. Join us for a sentimental look back at the US Festivals of 1982 and 1983, and how Woz tried to change the world in a different way – with music.

PSPUpdates reports the release of Apple II Portable v0.1 for the PSP. It is based on the YAE (Yet Another Apple Emulator) v0.6 sourcecode. Features include: disk swapping, 40/80 column text modes, two DiskII drives, ProDOS /DOS 3.3 compatibility, Apple II, II+ and IIe emulation and more.

Additional notes and download are here.