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At 4:00pm on March 8, 2009, Evan Owen said…
BTW, I had to think a bit about your question about Ferndale, since the Canadian border is 12 miles north of here. But yes, you're right, since the border angles to the south out in the islands, and the city of Victoria on Vancouver Island is some forty-odd miles to the southwest.
At 3:54pm on March 8, 2009, Evan Owen said…
Prynhawn da, gaabi,

Thanks for the link to your photos. They brought back a lot of memories. The one of Rhossili Bay reminded me of my visit to the Gower in 1987 to look up some distant cousines.

Hwyl,
Eric
At 3:21pm on March 8, 2009, Claudio Vincent Williams said…
Gwych!!, Thank you gaabi!, the cake looks very tasty with those big strawberries, maybe too much candles for my age, hahaha. I will invite my friends and relatives, but will keep two or three portions for myself!.
At 4:39pm on March 5, 2009, Chris Keil said…
thank you - I'm so glad you liked it!
At 4:54pm on March 3, 2009, Thomas Arthur Pritchard said…
I think I pressed a wrong button so there may be a partial version of this but I will start over again. I just joined the St. David's Welsh Society of the Capital District and agreed to serve on its Board. I am not its president, at least not yet. I also don't have any fluency in Welsh. I am president of the Arnold Lake Owners Association and Treasurer for my church but I don't think that's what you were alluding to since I had not mentioned either of those responsibilities.

Tom
At 9:06am on March 2, 2009, Penny Simpson said…
Hi Gaabi. For more on the opera visit www.wno.org.uk or www.twitter.com/Opera24 - the first ever bilingual Twitter, live from backstage at WNO! We're running another out on tour on Weds 25 March.
At 8:40am on March 2, 2009, Paul Chibeba said…
Hi Gaabi. I think that event is organized by the Folk Music Society of New York: http://www.minstrelrecords.com/fmsny/
At 5:37pm on March 1, 2009, Dafydd Owain Hughes said…
Thanks Gaabi, I was actually going to be named Barry John after the Welsh rugby player but just happened to be the first boy born on St. David's day in St. David's hospital in Bangor....thank the good lord ;)
At 5:29pm on February 27, 2009, joe harris said…
thanks, i just found them and have joined. cannot WAIT for the wales/usa rugby match!
At 2:01pm on February 25, 2009, Nick Ward said…
Hiya Gaabi, this is a great idea, for the Welsh in all lands.
Wish I'd thought of it!
Diolch.
At 11:37am on February 18, 2009, Geraint Bessant said…
Shwmae Gaabi,

Thanks for your lovely message. I will definitely take full advantage of your brilliant website ... It's good to see someone's finally taken the steps to set up a site like this!

I hope you're well ... Hwyl fawr,

Oddi wrth,

Geraint x
At 3:09pm on February 16, 2009, Amy Wadge said…
Diolch Gabbi,

Hope you liked what you heard.

Criad,

Amy x
At 10:35pm on February 13, 2009, Jennifer (aka Garan Gwyn) said…
Ooooo gaabi! I wish I had a piece of that cake right now! Diolch yn fawr!
At 9:45pm on February 12, 2009, Ceri Shaw said…
Now we have smilies to further delay pageload times....hurrah!!
At 6:30pm on February 10, 2009, Stephen Williams said…
Oh I didn't do it all the pieces for the map! I used an API called ModestMaps. It can use map tiles from several of the top map providers. I did all of the other stuff like buttons, tooltips, the list, and hooked it all up. I load up a separate XML file to populate the list, which is pretty handy for updating list information. That was enough of a job!

Next I should try using Flash for the usual banner animation stuff. I've been known to do things backwards!
At 5:15pm on February 6, 2009, Stephen Williams said…
Hi Gaabi,

The site is great! The only thing I would say is to make it less "busy". There are sooo many great resources here that it is sometimes hard to know where to look and click!

I have several Welsh genealogy resources that have not been widely documented. However, it will take me some time to get things together. I have too many pots in the fire and kettles on the stove!

I am not a member of any local in-person Welsh society, but I am a new member of the Welsh-American Genealogical Society (WAGS) run out of Vermont.

I've never taken classes in any of these web programming languages; I've learned them on my own, which I acknowledge can be difficult and frustrating at times. I really should go for classes. My programming background is in Assembly and then later in C. But, I can't stop moving and have embraced the higher level web languages! My first Flash/AS3 project (finished not long ago) was not the usual animation type thing, it was a google-type map deal: http://iagenweb.org/iowa/cem/map.htm. It was really quite a lot of work for a first project, but I need a challenge to keep interested.

I am also one of the two IT/tech support people for iagenweb.org, so I have done quite a lot of BASHing myself. When you can SSH into a server, there is so much that can be done! I also designed that state site, but I am not happy with it's organization; needs work.

Thanks for your wonderful welcome!
At 11:20pm on February 1, 2009, Trefor Duane Roberts said…
Diolch yn fawr am dy ddymuniad, Gaabriel. Mae hi yn wir .... mae heddiw yn well na ddoe.
At 8:14pm on February 1, 2009, Paul said…
Sut mae! Thank you for the kind words! Still learning to naviagte, but the site is great! Thanks
Cymru Ymlaen!
At 8:30pm on January 30, 2009, Shannon Westover said…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgNxopvE3ro&feature=related
At 8:13pm on January 30, 2009, Shannon Westover said…
blood sweat and tears did one of his song sit was called "morning glory "

on cd "the child is the father to man"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gd2LSKL9Yjs&feature=related

i suppose tim buckley and his son jeff are also on youtube

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