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Today's scriptingNews Outline
Author: Dave Winer Posted: 12/24/1999; 5:04:17 AM Topic: Today's scriptingNews Outline Msg #: 13887 Prev/Next: 13886 / 13888
MSNBC: The Year in Pictures.I saw The Green Mile this afternoon. The SF Chronicle says "Three hours of overstatement and schmaltz." Exactly. Skip this one. Yuck. Toy Story 2 was better. Tom Hanks stars in both.
Kate Adams' Dad makes Christmas bread. "Spices from whatever part of the world may contain radioactive residues."
NoLondon is Robert Brook's tour of London in digital images.
I signed up for LinkExchange on dave.editthispage.com.
I added a Random link on www.editthispage.com
David Thiege's Carpe Diem is a news log from north of Fargo, North Dakota. That's pretty far north! Oh yah!
JavaStuff has lots of Java stuff.
Here's how Keola Donaghy plans to spend Christmas Eve. "Working on my site on EditThisPage.com, of course." I like the "of course" part!
Keola just graduated from the University of Hawaii, and was the commencement speaker! Mazel tov Keola. (That's Yiddish for Mahalo.)
Scott Hanson is spending his German Christmas with neighbors and at church and at his farmhouse with his wife.
Noah Glass is one of the artists that works for Marc Canter in San Francisco. He's a great guy, with a lovely wife, Sonja (she's German too!) and I'm glad he's using Manila.
End the War on Freedom is a well-updated weblog.
I dig this site but I don't know what they're saying. Is it Dutch? What is it about the Netherlands? So many web people there!
If you're doing something special for Christmas on your EditThisPage.Com site, please send me a pointer.
BTW, a request from me -- please no complaints for the next few days. They won't be heard by anyone who can do anything about it. We're going to keep an eye on the servers to make sure your work doesn't come to a halt, but we're slowing down, a lot, for the holiday. As Keola would say, Mahalo! (Did I spell it right?)
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