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  • Ron Stephens
    #1

    Python Learning Foundation

    The newly rechristened Python Learning Foundation is a web site
    dedicated to the assistance of people learning the Python programming
    language. Features include:

    1. Daily lists of new and recent Python-related web articles,
    Sourceforge projects, and Vaults of Parnassus listings. These are
    generated using Hans Nowak's Python web spider, mygale.py, and are
    automatically updated each day. (You can visit Han's interesting blog
    at <a href = "http://www.zephyrfalco n.org/weblog/">zephyrfal con</a> )

    2. Now, there are also daily postings of new and recent web articles,
    Sourceforge projects and etcetera for four additional categories,
    Zope, Jython, Tkinter, and wxPython, as well as historical listings of
    web articles on these subjects. Other specific topics can be covered
    regularly upon user request.

    3. Links to 76 online tutorials about Python and Python related
    subjects.

    4. More than 28 reviews of books about Python.

    There are many other topics and features covered in the web site, and,
    of course, the best is yet to come.

    Please visit the <a href = "http://www.awaretek.co m/plf.html">Pytho n
    Learning Foundation</a>.
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    • Mensanator
      #2
      Re: Python Learning Foundation

      >Subject: Python Learning Foundation[color=blue]
      >From: rstephens@vectr on.com (Ron Stephens)
      >Date: 11/30/2003 7:40 PM Central Standard Time
      >Message-id: <a5415304.03113 01740.4a211fb9@ posting.google. com>
      >
      >The newly rechristened Python Learning Foundation is a web site
      >dedicated to the assistance of people learning the Python programming
      >language. Features include:
      >
      >1. Daily lists of new and recent Python-related web articles,
      >Sourceforge projects, and Vaults of Parnassus listings. These are
      >generated using Hans Nowak's Python web spider, mygale.py, and are
      >automaticall y updated each day. (You can visit Han's interesting blog
      >at zephyrfalcon )
      >
      >2. Now, there are also daily postings of new and recent web articles,
      >Sourceforge projects and etcetera for four additional categories,
      >Zope, Jython, Tkinter, and wxPython, as well as historical listings of
      >web articles on these subjects. Other specific topics can be covered
      >regularly upon user request.
      >
      >3. Links to 76 online tutorials about Python and Python related
      >subjects.
      >
      >4. More than 28 reviews of books about Python.
      >
      >There are many other topics and features covered in the web site, and,
      >of course, the best is yet to come.
      >
      >Please visit the Python
      >Learning Foundation.[/color]

      Would a URL be too much to ask for?


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        • Bengt Richter
          #3
          Re: Python Learning Foundation

          On 01 Dec 2003 03:19:07 GMT, mensanator@aol. compost (Mensanator) wrote:
          [color=blue][color=green]
          >>Subject: Python Learning Foundation
          >>From: rstephens@vectr on.com (Ron Stephens)
          >>Date: 11/30/2003 7:40 PM Central Standard Time
          >>Message-id: <a5415304.03113 01740.4a211fb9@ posting.google. com>
          >>
          >>The newly rechristened Python Learning Foundation is a web site
          >>dedicated to the assistance of people learning the Python programming
          >>language. Features include:
          >>
          >>1. Daily lists of new and recent Python-related web articles,
          >>Sourceforge projects, and Vaults of Parnassus listings. These are
          >>generated using Hans Nowak's Python web spider, mygale.py, and are
          >>automatical ly updated each day. (You can visit Han's interesting blog
          >>at zephyrfalcon )[/color][/color]
          On a plain text newsreader that last line was (changing '<' and '>' to '[' and ']' resp):

          at [a href = "http://www.zephyrfalco n.org/weblog/"]zephyrfalcon[/a] )
          [color=blue][color=green]
          >>
          >>2. Now, there are also daily postings of new and recent web articles,
          >>Sourceforge projects and etcetera for four additional categories,
          >>Zope, Jython, Tkinter, and wxPython, as well as historical listings of
          >>web articles on these subjects. Other specific topics can be covered
          >>regularly upon user request.
          >>
          >>3. Links to 76 online tutorials about Python and Python related
          >>subjects.
          >>
          >>4. More than 28 reviews of books about Python.
          >>
          >>There are many other topics and features covered in the web site, and,
          >>of course, the best is yet to come.
          >>
          >>Please visit the Python[/color][/color]
          changing angle brackets to square brackets as above, that last line was:
          Please visit the [a href = "http://www.awaretek.co m/plf.html"]Python
          [color=blue][color=green]
          >>Learning Foundation.[/color]
          >
          >Would a URL be too much to ask for?[/color]
          You can probably see it if you look at the source text of the post.
          Your reader apparently interpreted the HTML (which shouldn't be posted
          to the newsgroup anyway except as code examples, but OTOH your reader
          will probably have problems showing you HTML code examples).

          Regards,
          Bengt Richter

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            • Jeff Wagner
              #4
              Re: Python Learning Foundation

              Awesome ... right on time. Thank you very much!!!

              Jeff

              On 30 Nov 2003 17:40:54 -0800, rstephens@vectr on.com (Ron Stephens) wrotf:
              [color=blue]
              >The newly rechristened Python Learning Foundation is a web site
              >dedicated to the assistance of people learning the Python programming
              >language. Features include:
              >
              >1. Daily lists of new and recent Python-related web articles,
              >Sourceforge projects, and Vaults of Parnassus listings. These are
              >generated using Hans Nowak's Python web spider, mygale.py, and are
              >automaticall y updated each day. (You can visit Han's interesting blog
              >at <a href = "http://www.zephyrfalco n.org/weblog/">zephyrfal con</a> )
              >
              >2. Now, there are also daily postings of new and recent web articles,
              >Sourceforge projects and etcetera for four additional categories,
              >Zope, Jython, Tkinter, and wxPython, as well as historical listings of
              >web articles on these subjects. Other specific topics can be covered
              >regularly upon user request.
              >
              >3. Links to 76 online tutorials about Python and Python related
              >subjects.
              >
              >4. More than 28 reviews of books about Python.
              >
              >There are many other topics and features covered in the web site, and,
              >of course, the best is yet to come.
              >
              >Please visit the <a href = "http://www.awaretek.co m/plf.html">Pytho n
              >Learning Foundation</a>.[/color]

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                • Mensanator
                  #5
                  Re: Python Learning Foundation

                  >Subject: Re: Python Learning Foundation[color=blue]
                  >From: bokr@oz.net (Bengt Richter)
                  >Date: 11/30/03 9:51 PM Central Standard Time
                  >Message-id: <bqedrs$48v$0@2 16.39.172.122>
                  >
                  >On 01 Dec 2003 03:19:07 GMT, mensanator@aol. compost (Mensanator) wrote:
                  >[color=green][color=darkred]
                  >>>Subject: Python Learning Foundation
                  >>>From: rstephens@vectr on.com (Ron Stephens)
                  >>>Date: 11/30/2003 7:40 PM Central Standard Time
                  >>>Message-id: <a5415304.03113 01740.4a211fb9@ posting.google. com>
                  >>>
                  >>>The newly rechristened Python Learning Foundation is a web site
                  >>>dedicated to the assistance of people learning the Python programming
                  >>>language. Features include:
                  >>>
                  >>>1. Daily lists of new and recent Python-related web articles,
                  >>>Sourceforg e projects, and Vaults of Parnassus listings. These are
                  >>>generated using Hans Nowak's Python web spider, mygale.py, and are
                  >>>automaticall y updated each day. (You can visit Han's interesting blog
                  >>>at zephyrfalcon )[/color][/color]
                  >On a plain text newsreader that last line was (changing '<' and '>' to '['
                  >and ']' resp):
                  >
                  >at [a href = "http://www.zephyrfalco n.org/weblog/"]zephyrfalcon[/a] )
                  >[color=green][color=darkred]
                  >>>
                  >>>2. Now, there are also daily postings of new and recent web articles,
                  >>>Sourceforg e projects and etcetera for four additional categories,
                  >>>Zope, Jython, Tkinter, and wxPython, as well as historical listings of
                  >>>web articles on these subjects. Other specific topics can be covered
                  >>>regularly upon user request.
                  >>>
                  >>>3. Links to 76 online tutorials about Python and Python related
                  >>>subjects.
                  >>>
                  >>>4. More than 28 reviews of books about Python.
                  >>>
                  >>>There are many other topics and features covered in the web site, and,
                  >>>of course, the best is yet to come.
                  >>>
                  >>>Please visit the Python[/color][/color]
                  >changing angle brackets to square brackets as above, that last line was:
                  >Please visit the [a href = "http://www.awaretek.co m/plf.html"]Python
                  >[color=green][color=darkred]
                  >>>Learning Foundation.[/color]
                  >>
                  >>Would a URL be too much to ask for?[/color]
                  >You can probably see it if you look at the source text of the post.
                  >Your reader apparently interpreted the HTML (which shouldn't be posted
                  >to the newsgroup anyway except as code examples, but OTOH your reader
                  >will probably have problems showing you HTML code examples).[/color]

                  Thanks. My reader (AOL) will make an un-tagged URL, such as

                  http://www.awaretek.com/plf.html


                  into an active link. It makes no sense that it would interpret the tags
                  so that they disappear from view and yet not actually make the
                  enclosed text into a link. Bastards.
                  [color=blue]
                  >
                  >Regards,
                  >Bengt Richter
                  >
                  >
                  >
                  >
                  >
                  >
                  >[/color]



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                    • Ron Stephens
                      #6
                      Re: Python Learning Foundation

                      Oops, my apologies. As Mr. Richter pointed out, the url to Python
                      Learning Foundation is www.awaretek.com/plf.html and to Han's Nowak's
                      blog is www.zephyrfalcon.org/weblog/ .

                      I will try to be more careful in future posts.

                      Ron Stephens

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