News Basket
"What do you think of bathing girls?"
"I don't know - I've never bathed one!"
(as heard in the song The Man From the South by Ted Weems & His Crew)
(via Eric Costello)
Quotes
Basket
May
Day Banner (by Ken Fletcher)
Webpage Updates
1 May 2013
Art Basket - Art
& culture archives (a directory page of
art & text)
>> Re-Upload <<
A partial Character Listing from some contributions to the Spontoon setting
has been added as a pdf file at the Spontoon Island website server.
Thanks go to Reese Dorrycott - Ken Fletcher will be editing expansions.
(You will need Adobe Reader software to read pdf files -
the software is a free download at the Adobe website.)
Via the Editorial page.
1 May is May Day on Rain Island & Spontoon Island! Visit the celebrations on
the May Day pages.
25 April 2013
"Extracts from a Diary: A Tale of Two Lidos"
(13 August 1937) by Simon Barber.
A daytrip from Inquamvit, hiking to the snowfields near the glacier.
A rescue. Miss Jenks tells Amelia the history of her mother and stepbrothers.
A promise of assistance in England.
via the Story page.
18 April 2013
Updates to the Contact page.
Added and deleted addresses.
(mature) art added by O. T. Grey & an essay by 'A. Kinoyev'
in "Baybee, the Blue Fox" - part of the Animation Cels page.
The tale of Bertrille's Mission - part of Missionaries in the Archipelago,
(mature) art & background by Dennis Clark
all via the History page.
The May Day on the Spontoon Islands is coming soon!
You are invited to come and hula at the celebrations!
20 March 2013
"The Sea Devils" (Chapter 11) by Richard Messer,
(A visit to a hospital. An unexpected answer. A flood. Resolution.)
via the Story page.
Image by Dennis Clark on the Characters page
& also on the 'Jenny Spinelli' art page,
4 sketches by Jerry Collins added to 'Round the Bay & Harbour
via the Art page.
Hear two broadcasts from Spontoon Island radio, on the web!
Two of E.O.Costello's radio plays have been re-created as audio performances
and have been broadcast on the KFAI community radio station of Minnesota.
The performances were produced by Jerry Stearns and volunteers from the staff
of KFAI, and were broadcast on Jerry's "Sound Affects" audio theater show.
Thanks to Jerry and the KFAI performers for so skillfully putting these shows on the air.
The first show was on at 9:30pm Central Standard Time, Sunday 17 February:
"Headline Chaser: If You Can't Stand the Heat."
The second show was broadcast at 9:30pm CST, Sunday 24 February:
"Rosie's Place: It's Shot From Guns."
The audio files for these 2 shows have now been posted at
the Great Northern Audio Theatre website, and are free downloads.
http://www.greatnorthernaudio.com/gnrt/spontoon.html
The Spontoon Island Radio webpage
Show scripts & transcripts and background information
18 March 2013
A new link to the "Spontoon Island Writers Guide", (now stored on the
Spontoon Island website server) is on the Editorial page.
Reese Dorrycott, the original compiler and editor,
has requested that Ken Fletcher continue
the editorial work. Information to add
is welcomed from the contributors.
Partial CHARACTER LISTINGS added 18 April 2013
8 March 2013
4 sketches by Jerry Collins added to 'Round the Bay & Harbour
via the Art page.
6 March 2013
Art by Red Dog, "Island Girls", added to 'Art Studies - Mature' section,
Art by Salmagundi added to "Kypriakos-Volstead Aircraft"
by Walter Reimer. In the 'Aircraft Bases' section,
via the Art page.
"The
Gaze:
The
Glass
Goose" - (Part 19) (Sunny Side Up),
written &
illustrated
by Warren Hutch,
via the Story page.
28 February 2013
"Luck
of the Dragon: Hedging Bets" (Chapter 188)
by Walter D. Reimer,
(Hard times for a fisherman. Social insurance in San Francisco.
A gift from Los Angeles. A Chinese dinner & a walk in the park.)
via the Story page.
20 February 2013
Jerry Collins's art archive " 'Round the Bay & Harbour" has been expanded
with a new section of sketches done in 2012 (and more to be uploaded)
Warren Hutch's "Hubba Hubba Hula" is a scientific art study (for mature viewers)
of a Spontoon folk dance, shown in 2 illustrated sequences, via the Dancer page.
New & re-located art by Jim Groat, Tegerio, Kv1nn4, and other artists may be tracked
via the Art page.
Art by L. Frank added to "The Sea Devils" Contents page & Chapter 8.
"The Sea Devils" (Chapter 10) by Richard Messer,
(Mature-rated for adult situations.)
A safer room from the rain, but a difficult night for sleeping. Bad dreams,
with good forewarning, and loving comfort. A dawn with police bringing bad news.
"Luck
of the Dragon: Hedging Bets" (Chapter 187)
by Walter D. Reimer,
(A newsreel of world newsreel events; a honeymoon in San Francisco;
discovering Chinatown; observing a cable-car in action. )
via the Story page.
*A RADIO BULLETIN*
The second re-creation E.O. Costello's Spontoon Radio shows
has been broadcast at 9:30pm CST, Sunday 24 February 2013:
"Rosie's Place: It's Shot From Guns."
On the show "Sound Effects: A Radio Playground"
"Reggie meets Marcel Macradon" (at the Shepherd's Hotel bar, from the Story
"Gross Misconduct"
by E.O. Costello) (Larger file
here - 302 KBytes) - Art by Tegerio
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/tegerio/
13 February 2013
Hear two broadcasts from Spontoon Island radio!
Two of
E.O.Costello's radio plays have been produced as audio performances
and were broadcast on the
KFAI community radio station of Minnesota, and
live-streamed via the KFAI website. The performances were produced
by Jerry Stearns at KFAI community radio, and were broadcast
on his
"Sound Affects" audio theater show on KFAI.
The first show was on at 9:30pm Central Standard Time, Sunday 17 February:
"Headline Chaser: If You Can't Stand the Heat."
The second show was broadcast at 9:30pm CST, Sunday 24 February:
"Rosie's Place: It's Shot From Guns."
6 February 2013
Art by Jim Groat & Tegerio moved and added,
locations via the Art Basket page.
Stranded Angel: Autumn 1936 (Part 15, "Portfolio"), by Reese Dorrycott
(reposted with permission on this website from the
Naorhy Archive)
Rated
MATURE for adult situations & erotic quotations from a fiction portfolio.
At his English country manor, Lord Barton receives by post a limited edition
publication ("profusely illustrated"). It seems to revive
his interest in exotic collectables.
via the Story page.
3 February 2013
"Extracts from a Diary: Storm Birds"
(9 & 11 August 1937) by Simon Barber.
Saint Johns, Newfoundland: Preparing the Storm Bird
to fly the Atlantic.
Miss Jenks & her brothers will cross with them, in their own floatplane.
There is a wait for clear weather & seaplane maintenance.
via the Story page.
1 February 2013
"Extracts from a Diary: A Tale of Two Lidos"
(12 August 1937) by Simon Barber.
By floatplane across the Atlantic. A risky, fog-dodging start from
Saint Johns, Newfoundland - towards a small mining port in Greenland.
via the Story page.
29 January 2013
"Dyes & Gulls" (Chapter 1) by Walter D. Reimer,
(Laura & George 'Skippy' Patagarang
of the University of Woolloomooloo, Australia,
seem to be determined to find Lemuria. At least Skippy is.)
"Murder at the Chanticleer Club" (SECTION 2) by E.O. Costello,
M. Mitchell Marmel, & Walter Reimer. (A suspicious death at a very private
men's club on Moon Island, in the Spontoon Island Lagoon. Investigated by the
Constabulary Detective Bureau, & friends. Dr. Meffit, the coroner. Dinner at the club.
Questioning witnesses. An impromptu cabaret.)(Mature readers - for adult situations)
via the Story page.
27 January 2013
"Luck
of the Dragon: Hedging Bets" (Chapter 186)
by Walter D. Reimer,
(Room service; early gifts; a fresh breeze; honeymoon plans)
"The Sea Devils" (Chapter 9) by Richard Messer,
A return to the hotel. They help the housekeeping staff open their room door.
Moving to another room. Checking, and then some rest.
via the Story page.
19 January 2013
Art by O.T. Grey on the Contact Page & the Settings section of the Art Page
Art by Jim Groat on the 'Edy Loddis' page.
"Mailwoman's Run - Casino Island - Spontoon Atoll" - by O.T. Grey
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/tai-1/ - (larger file here - 450 KBytes)
"The street is made up of crushed coral, which is why it's light coloured (off-white).
...Where's her cap? And why's she in the middle of the road? =) "
- O.T. Grey
13 November 2012
"The Sea Devils" (Chapter 8) by Richard Messer
(Assailants in the night rain. Ming Xue as defender. A friendly questioning.
A review of memories brings surprises. Ming Xue shares more skills.)
"Luck
of the Dragon: Hedging Bets" (Chapter 185)
by Walter D. Reimer,
(Hao & Xiu's wedding day.)
Art by Kjartan added to Extracts from a Diary: Storm Birds:
4 August 1937 & 6 & 7 August 1937, by Simon Barber
via the Story page.
31 October 2012
Art & stories collected on a new Halloween Flights webpage, with a new short
Songmark Academy story by Reese Dorrycott, and a pulp magazine cover
by Warren Hutch, on the Story page.
Art & text added to the "Pumpkin Sacrifices" webpage,
An account by Henrietta Anabelle Weathers, art by L. Frank & Ken Fletcher,
via the Story page & History page.
20 October 2012
"Luck
of the Dragon: Hedging Bets" (Chapter 184)
by Walter D. Reimer,
(Sgt Brush is being badgered. Hai Wei fishes for a better living. The 'Good Luck Woman'
shares her experiences with the bride-to-be. Badgering.
Extracts from a Diary: Storm Birds: 8 August 1937, by Simon Barber
(Amelia & Miss Cabot rough-it for an evening, on French territory.
The next morning, 2 familiar seaplanes are discovered. Disguises are removed.
They fly to Newfoundland to prepare for their flight across the Atlantic.
Miss Cabot learns disturbing news about an unexpectedly close relation.)
on the Story page.
11 October 2012
"Luck
of the Dragon: Hedging Bets" (Chapter 183)
by Walter D. Reimer,
(Invited and uninvited wedding guests arrive. Sgt. Brush & Liberty
make their observations. Hao & Xiu are impressed.)
on the Story page.
10 October 2012
Extracts from a Diary: Storm Birds: 6 & 7 August 1937, by Simon Barber
(Amelia & Miss Cabot decide to do a good deed - combined with a departure from
Boston by yacht, conveniently avoiding a fresh swarm of G-men.)
on the Story page.
8 October 2012
"Murder at the Chanticleer Club" (SECTION 1) by E.O. Costello,
M. Mitchell Marmel, & Walter Reimer. (A suspicious death at a very private
men's club on Moon Island, in the Spontoon Island Lagoon. Investigated by the
Constabulary Detective Bureau, & friends.)(Mature readers - for adult situations)
on the Story page.
28 September 2012
"The Sea Devils" (Chapter 7) by Richard Messer
(A secret meeting in the Chinese neighborhood, with the wako of Bangkok.
A harmonious family takes time to share its harmony.)
."Luck
of the Dragon: Hedging Bets" (Chapter 182)
by Walter D. Reimer,
(The Red Dorm are dutiful tutors. More parties find out about Ni Hao's wedding plans.)
Extracts from a Diary: Storm Birds: 4 August 1937, by Simon Barber
(G-men confused. A grandmother's flight in the Storm Bird. A party for the younger set; certain
Hollywood types met. Eldrich Boston at night is spied - Senator Lovecraft is their guide.)
on the Story page.
16 September 2012
Extracts from a Diary: Storm Birds: 2 & 3 August 1937, by Simon Barber
(An attempted kidnapping at a park - with law enforcement complications. Who's Molly?
A party of Boston socialites, with some uniquely American Senators.)
"Luck
of the Dragon: Hedging Bets" (Chapter 181)
by Walter D. Reimer,
(The Songmark staff test the Crusader Dorm & the Red Dorm in the air.)
Stranded Angel: Autumn 1936 (Part 14), by Simon Barber
(reposted with permission on this website from the Naorhy Archive)
(Angelica loses some of her Lutefisk ingredients. Miss Pohovic, village priestess, visits. We
learn why the Ahnernerbe can be cautious. Prudence's dorm plans seaplane repairs. Where do
the ashes go? Black Lotus investigates to locate Angelica, and plots some alternate paths.
Ada shows Angelica some welcome warm devotion.)
on the Story page.
13 & 14 September 2012
"Marconi and Chaos" by M. Mitchell Marmel & E.O. Costello
(March 1937: An International variety show radio broadcast to the USA
receives some assistance from Reggie Buckhorn and his friends),
"The Sea Devils" (Chapter 6) by Richard Messer
('Sue' (Ming Xue) protects their hotel room, before they go into
the Bangkok night to confer with Jade's grandmother, Wu Hsing Tang.)
on the Story page.
4 September 2012
STEAMFOX comic strip page by Roy D. Pounds II,
"Millie almost blows her cover..."
More images have been moved to the STEAMFOX art archive,
via the Comics page.
The portrait of Sir Josslyn Buckhorn, Bt. by J.W. Kennedy
now has its own page, and links from the Reggie & Willow art page.
"Luck
of the Dragon: Hedging Bets" (Chapter 180)
by Walter D. Reimer,
(A sad song for the Magistrate, social assistance, & releasing some troubles of the year.)
Extracts from a Diary: Storm Birds: 30, 31 July, 1 August 1937, by Simon Barber
(Boston at last! Staying with Miss Cabot's adoptive family of upper-class Boston.
The 'Old' city is explored & Sunday services are dodged.)
on the Story page.
24 August 2012
Speed Week 1935 (French Poster) by
Stuart McCarthy
http://duraluminwolf.deviantart.com/
-
Speed
Week begins! 24 - 31 August
-
(An archive of 1930s air racing art & stories -
story & art contributions are welcome)
Nootnops Red softdrink ad in the Archipelago - by Warren Hutch
(Larger file here - 820 KBytes)
"She opened the doors and gave a sigh of relief. There stood the aeroplane,
solid and secure, and Ray felt that in a few moments she would be dealing with
something that she could understand again."
(The Crash Girl - by Eileen Marsh ,1937 - page 12)
Quotes
Basket
I regret to announce the death of John Speidel (1959-2012)
(a link to abbreviated memorial comments)

"Yes, we have no coco-nuts, We have no coco-nuts today!..."
"Island 21, 400 Keys Atoll, Spontoon Archipelago" by Ken Fletcher
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/heywulf/
26 August 2011

"Speed Week with the Sorensteen Sisters" - Art by Warren Hutch
added to the Speed Week contents page.

Speed Week is here! 24-31 August 2011 - Contributions of art & text are welcome!
(Contribution information at
this webpage)

"A Warm Nobikini Welcome" from Part 14 of The Gaze: The Glass Goose
Art & story by Warren Hutch
14
March
2011
Ursa Major Awards
nominations!
The
Ursa Major Awards
(The Annual
Anthropomorphic Literature & Arts Award) are popularity awards,
voted on by fans.
Anyone can nominate entries;
anyone can vote.
Voting is done on-line with an email ballot, and will be going on
through
17 April, 2011. Once you are at the ballot page, there
are
links to more information about the nominees.
Winners will be
announced later in the Summer at a regional fan convention.
This
year,
3
contributions
published
in
2010
on
this
Spontoon
Island
website
have been nominated, and are on
the ballot! Congratulations to the nominees!

Best Short Fiction category: “Felis
Ex Machina” by E. O. Costello
(Appearing on the Story page here, and
featuring Dr.
James Meffit, investigating.)

Best Published Illustration category:
“Cenotaph”
by Susan Rankin-Pollard ('Sue Deer')
(As an illustration to Mitch Marmel's
story, “Sins
and Sensibilities”,
conceived by (and also appearing in stories by) E. O. Costello.
The illustration
now has its own webpage, “Cenotaph”, on this website.)

Best Published Illustration category:
“Big
Red:
Lady
Sings
the
Blues” by R. A. Bartrop
(Originally published in the Midwest
Fur Fest 2010 program book. It was reposted in Mr. Bartrop's own art
archives,
and also reposted here in this website on a page of
character art & backstory for “Big Red”.)
14
February
2011
I would like to recommend a free text story download via the Fur
Affinity (FA) web archive.
(It is a pdf file, that may be found
on a Fur Affinity contribution page
and opened via the free software,
"Adobe Reader".)
Link to "Maude" is here:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5256804
The story is a romantic adventure set in the world of early 1930s
air-racing in the USA.
Written by 'Vixyyfox', well-illustrated by 'Pan Hesekiel Shiroi' (also
on FA)
and also has music and sound files from members of a team of 9
creative
FA furryfans. (More credits &
notes are at the linked webpage on FA.)
"Maude - a love story"
"'Maude' is the story of a vixen
flier and her Gee Bee R1 aircraft.
It is also a love story like no other
you will have read.
"In 1931, at the National Air Races
in Cleveland, Ohio, a group of specially designed
racing aircraft took to the air to
fly around a set course in an open display of tenacity and courage.
The pilots, all hailed as heroes of
these 'modern' inventions, battled for space
in what was one of the most dangerous
sports ever conceived - pylon racing.
Amidst the noise of seven powerful
engines, belching smoke and flames
from their exhaust stacks, only one
could be crowned the victor."
I believe many of you visiting the Spontoon Archipelago will find this
story well worth
the reading (and listening!). I find it much like reading a good
1930s movie. 8)
Ken Fletcher ("Heywulf" on Fur
Affinity)
10
February
2011
--o0o--
I regret to announce the death of J.P.Morgan, artist & writer,
and
occassional contributor to these Spontoon Island pages.
He was born in 1957, and died 30 December 2010
at his home in Keansburg, New Jersey.
He was the writer and artist of the ironic, satirical,
cynical, & political comic strip character,
"Fission Chicken" http://www.fissionchicken.com/
There will be a memorial webpage here on the
website, via the Art page,
collecting some samples of his Spontoon Island contributions.
Obitiuary page from the Asbury Park
Press is here.
(Thanks to Mitch Marmel & the artist 'DAQ' for the links.)
--o0o--
Wishing you all a Happy New
Year of the Rabbit,
and wishing you may find all the internal resources you need
this coming year.
As Mr. Warren Hutch demonstrates, with the help of Miss Jayne Early
(from the serial story "The Gaze"), and
her internal resources,
and a large (and possibly symbolic) tiger.

BEFORE: "Year of the Rabbit: A Night On the
Town"
by Warren Hutch (Larger file here
- 1 MByte)

"Year of the Rabbit: A Fight"
by Warren Hutch - (Larger file here
- 1.2 MBytes)

AFTER: "Year of the Rabbit: ...And He's
Down!"
by Warren Hutch (Larger file here
- 1 MByte)
© 2010 Warren Hutch -
warrenhutch@yahoo.com
A
reminder of
forums for talk about Spontoon Island:
(including
websites and zines)
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Spontoon_Island/
A Yahoo Group moderated by Mitch Marmel.
Announcing a forum: 'Spicy
Spontoon'
Speculation on
Spicy Spontoon Stories and 1930s fantasies.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Spicy_Spontoon/
An over-18
Yahoo Group moderated by Mitch Marmel
"Makin' a List" (Big Red) - R.J.
Bartrop (large file - 1.2 MBytes)
http://rjbartrop.artspots.com
http://rjbartrop.deviantart.com/
Big Red background page
"The Four Fools at the Odeon Theater"
(Clockwise from upper left: Bobby (common martin), Chuck (gray
wolf),
Dexter (red fox), Alan (badger) - Characters by Walter Reimer)
"The Four Fools are
now appearing at a radio transcript near you!"
Art by Jim Groat -
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/rabbi-tom/

Another international poster for Speed
Week (1932) by Stuart McCarthy,
starting out on the Story
page.
Speed Week 1931 Poster
(Romania)
(565 KBytes) by Stuart McCarthy
http://duraluminwolf.deviantart.com/
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/duraluminwolf/
http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Duraluminwolf/
May
Day
Celebrations
on
Spontoon
Island!
A page of Stories, Art, and Articles via
the History page.

May Day
greetings - by Stuart McCarthy
(larger image here - 1.8 MBytes)
http://duraluminwolf.deviantart.com/
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/duraluminwolf/
http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Duraluminwolf/

Wo Fang, husband of Wo Shin (Ni Shin)
in the serial story, Luck of the Dragon,
by Walt Reimer
Art by Jim
Groat
-
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/rabbi-tom/

*** "Aviatrix" by Chris Goodwin ***
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/chrisgoodwin/
(larger file here - 1 MBytes)
GENERAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOLLOW:
(Links added: 9 September 2010)
If
you
like
the
quotes
you
have
seen
from
"Savoias
Over
Sapporo"
by
Archie
Whitehouse,
read the original story at http://www.ageofaces.net/2008/03/savoias-out-of-sapporo/
courtesy of "Age of Aces": http://www.ageofaces.net/
- they sell books compiled from
pulp stories on Amazon.com, but also allow free access & downloads
of public domain pdf files of pulp magazine
air adventures!
Many other pulp aviation stories (in pdf format) are available for
reference and research.
Those quotes from the stories were actually from my own hardcover copy
of
"Wings
Over the World", a collection of pulp magazine aviation stories,
edited by Leo
Marguiles & published in 1943.
I've discovered
this book is also listed by Google Books. There are previews of some of
the
contents,
which may be examined before purchase, here: "Wings
Over
the
World".
Aviation history
archive (Flight International
magazine
archive) -
http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/index.html
This is an excellent reference archive from a weekly trade magazine,
Flight International. It was
(and is) published in the United Kingdom,
reporting on world aviation, with a clear, entertaining, and
appropriate bias
towards the interests of the British Commonwealth.
Artists & writers
& website owners please look at these generous terms for
the use of material in these on-line
magazine archives from 1909 to 2005:
(This review continued
on the Spontoon Island Links page)
Your compiling archivist has been kindly directed (by 'Barnacle
Will')
to the blog:
The Flying Cloud,
R-505
"Airships,
adventure, gallant gentlemen, and sultry island maidens!"
an alternate-Earth serial by Paul Gazis, that is currently up to 46
chapters.
I highly recommend it. I believe that you may also find
the adventure and ironic humor to be very sympathetic
to Spontoonie sensibilities. (Added to the Links
page)
30
September 2009
The Spontoon Island Althing regrets to announce the
death of
Russell "Rusty" Haller. He did commissioned art for some of the story
contributors, and generously shared some of his adventure art with this
website.
He had begun to build stories on his own island in the Spontoon
Archepelago.
He will be missed.
There is a tribute page of some of Rusty's
Spontoonie art.
More information is here.
Rain Coast Republic
- Proclamation Day is 12 June!
Announcing a
forum for talk about Spontoon Island:
(including
websites and zines)
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Spontoon_Island/
A Yahoo Group moderated by Mitch Marmel.
Announcing a forum: 'Spicy
Spontoon'
Speculation on
Spicy Spontoon Stories and 1930s fantasies.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Spicy_Spontoon/
An over-18
Yahoo Group moderated by Mitch Marmel
Thanks go to Moses Lambert for
his email and suggestions,
which include adding links to stories directly from this list of new
uploads..
That reminds me to thank Jonathan Nicholls for his emailed
comments and suggestions, which were also much appreciated.
This website (among several
others) has been given the

Golden Mimeograph Award
by the folks at http://www.naorhy.com
"Spontoon Postcards" wanted!
Postcard illos shared from
visitors
and tourists
to the Spontoon Archipelago are
welcome! If you send them,
they may be posted to the
"Visitors
& Tourists" page.
Illos (.gif) under 400k and
fitting
the 1920 to 1950
time period are the most welcome.
Do show your own characters,
shareware
characters,
or public domain characters
having
some PG-13 fun.
NOTICE:
Corporate trademark characters
are
unlikely to be seen here.
They have their own trademark
protected
vacation islands to visit,
and likely only send copyrighted
vacation postcards to
their corporate legal staff.
Contact e-mail address is
kenfletch'at)comcast.net (substitute @ for 'at))
This is in addition to the Yahoo email address: kenandgiovanna'at)yahoo.com
January-December 2012
(Thirty
baskets of updates in 2012)
January-December 2011
(Thirty-three
baskets of updates in 2011)
January-December 2010
(Fifty-one
baskets of updates in 2010)
January-December 2009
(Fourty-three
baskets of updates in 2009)
January-December 2008
(Fifty-one
baskets of updates in 2008)
January-December 2007
(Fifty-seven
baskets of updates in 2007)
January-December 2006
(Seventy-two
baskets of updates in 2006)
January-December 2005
(Sixty-eight
baskets of updates in 2005)
January-December 2004
(Fifty-one updates in 2004)
March-December 2003
(Thirty-two updates to finish
2003)
8 March 2003
Many small updates since December
2002
2001-2002
(Fourteen uploads)
20 August 2001
Webpage launch
9
August
2001
Webpage is rolled down the ramp
to the water
Aloha!