It's a conspiracy
I've spent the last 2 hours writing a long entry about the Olympics Games, did my research, found the link I needed, previewed etc. So when I thought I was ready I hit post and puff, I lost my entry in the cyber space. Internet Explorer encountered an error, thanks Bill I appreciate it, do I want to send a report? No, I don't want to send anything, I just want my message back! Well, since I won't be writing anything about the Olympics for the next few minutes, I better say a word or two about the links you can find on the left.
IAAF (International Association of Athletics Federation) is the Site for athletics. The latest from meetings around the world, statistics, media gallery, rules, interesting links, forums. Whatever you want you can find it here.
Earthquake Hazards program is a site I found while I was googling for updates of earthquakes around the world. It has a list of the latest earthquakes in the US and the world, exactly what I was looking for. I've noticed that earthquakes that take place in Greece are in that list within 2 hours. All in all an invaluable source of information.
The third link is a complete catalog of Greek phonecards, taken from a vendor/collector's site. FYI, I collect phonecards, well in the widely understood meaning of that term. I'm just a poor student, what did you expect? I've got nothing more to say, I'll just give you the link to my favorite card of my collection: Maria Callas
IAAF (International Association of Athletics Federation) is the Site for athletics. The latest from meetings around the world, statistics, media gallery, rules, interesting links, forums. Whatever you want you can find it here.
Earthquake Hazards program is a site I found while I was googling for updates of earthquakes around the world. It has a list of the latest earthquakes in the US and the world, exactly what I was looking for. I've noticed that earthquakes that take place in Greece are in that list within 2 hours. All in all an invaluable source of information.
The third link is a complete catalog of Greek phonecards, taken from a vendor/collector's site. FYI, I collect phonecards, well in the widely understood meaning of that term. I'm just a poor student, what did you expect? I've got nothing more to say, I'll just give you the link to my favorite card of my collection: Maria Callas
posted by Maria | 8/08/2004 12:22:00 pm
Here's you Lizzy's Cat *grin*.
Welcome to the "IE deleted my post club". It is very annoying, especially because it always happens when you write really long and important posts. But there is no alternative. Netscape is horrible and half of the pages on the internet only work properly with IE.
I love the phone card - probably because I adore Maria Callas. I used to collect them as well but these days I never buy them anymore because I have got my mobile.
M.
Thank you Ms Kitty, for my very first comment.
Netscape is indeed a dead project, but Mozilla and Firefox are the future.
I don't remember when was the last time I bought a phone card. Actually,I found a couple that had expired and I'm sure there must be others somewhere around here.
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