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MindComet Celebrates its Two Year Anniversary

MindComet Corporation will celebrate its second anniversary this month with a Casino-style party at its Central Florida office. The sprawling two-year-old new media developer has hired Casino Parties Orlando to provide games of chance and add Las Vegas flair to the event. The party will feature popular casino games such as Black Jack, Craps and Roulette as well as a selection of Web-based games developed by MindComet.

“MindComet has made some remarkable achievements over the past two years,” commented Douglas White, V.P. of New Business. “It’s time to celebrate!” The company has invited clients, investors, members of the press and prominent area businesses to partake in the three hour event.

“We chose the Las Vegas theme to highlight our recent expansion into the development of custom Web-based games,” commented Ted Murphy, MindComet President and CEO. “We thought it fitting to feature some of the most popular traditional games of all time at our party.”In addition to fun, food and gaming, the company will use the event to privately unveil a pre-launch version of its new website to party attendees. MindComet’s previous website won a gold Addy and Best of Interactive at the 2000 OAF Addy Award Competition. The new website, dubbed MindComet 5.0, is designed to push the limits of broadband website implementation. “Our development team has truly gone all out. The site combines incredible graphics, video, 3-D animation and rich audio to create a fantastic interactive multimedia experience,” said Murphy.

MindComet will release the new site publicly the following Friday, July 27, 2001.

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