Emily Way

Disclaimer, June 1, 1999: this page and the content below it are all here for historical reasons and are not maintained. My new site is much more up to date and shouldn't have broken links.

Welcome to my Web site. Most of my Web efforts lately have gone into its newest section, the REEL WORLD, where I'm keeping track of all the pre-1950 movies I've seen, reviewing them one by one, and just generally being a budding film geek. Oh yeah, and I'm now maintaining the FAQ (frequently asked questions) for the Usenet newsgroup alt.movies.silent. Otherwise, I'm still cranking away on Wool Works, the Web's first and possibly biggest handknitting site, and going through this site and cleaning up dead links now and then.
Dave and I recently celebrated our first wedding anniversary (woo!) -- this site has pictures of the ceremony, a simple civil one that took place on November 10, 1997, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on the front lawn of City Hall.
My other bits of news: on December 8, 1998, I became a permanent resident of Canada. Yay! (See my American's guide thereto.) Also, after serving for a year as the vice president of iComm, a nonprofit ISP that gives its services to charities and community organizations for free, I've been elected president. Please visit the iComm site to find out more about what we do.
I'm employed again, this time on a contract writing help pages and educational materials for an electronic commerce Web site. I like it here.
Please sign my guestbook to let me know you've been by. I hope you enjoy the site.

Why "Spamily"?
Pictures
Friends

Wool Works
Politics
Humanities

Art
History
Music

Food and drink
Canadiana
Macintosh

TV and movie links
Time vacuums
The Body Eclectic

Daily attractions
Wandering the Web
Access statistics

Attention to this site:

The whole site was written up in the September, 1995, issue of NetGuide magazine.
Magellan awards this site three stars.
Wool Works (formerly the Online Knitting Magazine) has been ranked among the top 5% of all the sites on the Web by Point Communications Corporation, and is mentioned in Judy Heim's The Needlecrafter's Computer Companion, the Fall '97 issue of Family Circle Knitting magazine, and the January-February 1998 issue of Internet Shopper magazine.
My politics page was mentioned in the July, 1995, issue of The Net magazine as a good starting point for combatting all the hate pages cropping up. It's also mentioned in a fair number of Internet directories.
An American's Guide to Canada was featured in Netscape's "what's new" page for the week of October 7, 1996.

Emily Way (emily@vex.net)

Thanks for visiting my page!
This page last modified March 9, 1999.
This site and all its contents, including original graphics and photographs, are © Emily Way, 1994-1999. All rights reserved.

Welcome to my Web site. Most of my Web efforts lately have gone into its newest section, the REEL WORLD, where I'm keeping track of all the pre-1950 movies I've seen, reviewing them one by one, and just generally being a budding film geek. Oh yeah, and I'm now maintaining the FAQ (frequently asked questions) for the Usenet newsgroup alt.movies.silent. Otherwise, I'm still cranking away on Wool Works, the Web's first and possibly biggest handknitting site, and going through this site and cleaning up dead links now and then. Dave and I recently celebrated our first wedding anniversary (woo!) -- this site has pictures of the ceremony, a simple civil one that took place on November 10, 1997, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on the front lawn of City Hall. My other bits of news: on December 8, 1998, I became a permanent resident of Canada. Yay! (See my American's guide thereto.) Also, after serving for a year as the vice president of iComm, a nonprofit ISP that gives its services to charities and community organizations for free, I've been elected president. Please visit the iComm site to find out more about what we do. I'm employed again, this time on a contract writing help pages and educational materials for an electronic commerce Web site. I like it here. Please sign my guestbook to let me know you've been by. I hope you enjoy the site.

	Why "Spamily"?	Pictures	Friends

	Wool Works	Politics	Humanities

	Art	History	Music

	Food and drink	Canadiana	Macintosh

	TV and movie links	Time vacuums	*The Body Eclectic*

	Daily attractions	Wandering the Web	Access statistics
Attention to this site: The whole site was written up in the September, 1995, issue of NetGuide magazine. Magellan awards this site three stars. Wool Works (formerly the Online Knitting Magazine) has been ranked among the top 5% of all the sites on the Web by Point Communications Corporation, and is mentioned in Judy Heim's The Needlecrafter's Computer Companion, the Fall '97 issue of Family Circle Knitting magazine, and the January-February 1998 issue of Internet Shopper magazine. My politics page was mentioned in the July, 1995, issue of The Net magazine as a good starting point for combatting all the hate pages cropping up. It's also mentioned in a fair number of Internet directories. An American's Guide to Canada was featured in Netscape's "what's new" page for the week of October 7, 1996. Emily Way (emily@vex.net) Thanks for visiting my page! This page last modified March 9, 1999. This site and all its contents, including original graphics and photographs, are © Emily Way, 1994-1999. All rights reserved.