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From:Bryan Llewellyn <bryand@netbistro.com>
To:Histonet <histonet@pathology.swmed.edu>
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My original internet service provider The Internet Bistro (Netbistro.com)
was bought out by ABC Communications about two years ago.  They introduced
their own Domain name (Prince George Online - pgonline.com) but kept the old
one as well.  There is no need to update any bookmarks as the older URL is
still active.  Either of the following works.

http://netbistro.com/~bryand

http://members.pgonline.com/~bryand

Please do ensure that a tilde precedes the b of bryand.  This is a wavy dash
and is often found to the left of the 1 on a PC keyboard.  The site is
called StainsFile (one word) because I originally intended to register it as
a domain name.  Unfortunately the Canadian registry only allows registered
companies to have domain names with the .ca or the .bc.ca domain, and I
can't afford to form a corporation.

I am unable to update the site on a completely regular schedule because of
other committments, but it will intermittently grow so please keep visiting.
If anyone would like to contribute pages to the site, I would be most
interested in discussing it with you.

The name bryand comes from Bryan (my first name) and the first letter of my
middle name (David - what else).

Bryan



----- Original Message -----
From: J. A. Kiernan <jkiernan@julian.uwo.ca>
To: Cathy Mayton <Cathy@wasatchhisto.com>
Cc: <histonet@PATHOLOGY.swmed.edu>
Sent: February 10, 2000 10:50 PM
Subject: Re: stain file web site ( StainsFile ; Bryan LLewellyn )


> On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Cathy Mayton wrote:
>
> > I read about the Pollack's trichrome ...
> > ... I was unable to locate a stains/file.  Did I miss something?
>
>   You must have got the address wrong. Bryan Llewellyn's
>   stainsfile web site is still there, and the amount of
>   information in it gets a bit bigger and a bit
>   better every month. His old netbistro web address
>   still works, but the header indicates a different
>   address:  http://members.pgonline.com/~bryand/
>
>   This is a world-class web site in the field of histotechnology:
>   a place where you can be 99% sure that all the information is
>   correct.  Bryan!  If you read this, please send a histonet
>   posting to say if you have changed the web address of
>   StainsFile.
>                             John Kiernan
>                             London, Canada.
>
>
>




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