Carolyn Horn (steve@horn.demon.co.uk)
sent me this 3rd generation norn, son of GIL,
some weeks ago, but since the day I lost 13 months of e-mails :-(,
I've been having a hard time to bring my e-correspondence back to normal.
I am sorry.
So, just like Carolyn wrote, "here is a third
generation norn which I think you may find interesting. His parents
were both cross-breeds between the lovely GIL norn and Lis Morris'
Canny norns". I hope you like him.
Be a parent! Go download this love needing creature,
from the GIL section! Remember
that you must own BOTH the software toy Creatures 2 and
my own GIL creature [installed],
in order to have fun & nightmares with it :-)
As I previewed, with the approach of year 2000 [which
will be the last year of the 20th century, contrary to popular's belief],
domain names, mainly .com domain names, are selling *very fast*...
in fact, they are selling faster than they ever did and there are only some
three thousand words that you'll find in a regular dictionary, that are still not registered!!
Everyone wants to be on the Internet until 2000, and the best way to do it
is to grab a domain name, which you can register for FREE from www.register.com.
You'll only have to pay 70 USD (~13500 escudos) to INTERNIC, and that is
better done using a VISA card.
Once you have registered your name, you DO NOT have
to pay to host it. Geocities does that for FREE, offering you 10 MB of *fast* web space. In Portugal, Terrāvista hosts
your page for free, too, but they are very discriminating and damn slow,
compared to other HD providers.
In order to AVOID a stupid and hard to remember
address, such as geocities.com/some_place/some_address, or terravista.pt/uma_praia/um_chapéu_de_sol, www.parked.com will
park, or associate, your registered name to your specified address, for,
I think, 50 USD.
