Andrew Reinhard's Comments

This ning system is very nice, Andrew!

I was wondering if there was a composite RSS feed for ALL the blogs in this eclassics ning circle? If there is such a thing, let me know - I've subscribed to your blog and to the forum, but it sure would be nice to subscribe the blog feeds en masse if there is such an option.

:-)

DOH!!! I found it! yeah!!!

http://eclassics.ning.com/profiles/blog/feed?xn_auth=no

Thanks for the add, I haven't done anything greek since my old fraternity days....well, there WAS this IMAX film once...

hi

i'm not a student, nor a teacher (i'm programmer) and, the worst, i'm spanish, and my english could be better

but i'm an ancient history lover, and i hope to learn (may be teach) lots things

You're welcome. Guess I'm on my way to being (in)famous.

S

Andrew,

Thanks for inviting me.

I took Latin in high school (1955-1959) and now that I'm retired, I have time to really learn it.

I've just begun A Gratius Avitus' Conversational Latin Course, and when a little more advanced, would like to join your "Speaking Latin Aloud."

Looking forward to interacting with you folks.
V. Petronius Acisculus
(John Westerlage)

Andrew,

How are things? The site looks great! Thanks for the kind comment.

Yes, I thought the world was ready for Owl Macros! Also, I've yet to meet a cat that had any interest in speaking Latin, even pidgin Latin. ;)

Hi Andrew!
Thank you for inviting me to listed as a friend! I am honored.
Prosit!
Rudy Masciantonio

Hello Andrew. How's things at BCP?

My best wishes for your activity, Andrew, and congratulations as well. I wish I could be as young as you are, Andrew, in order I could carry out as many projects as I do hope. Anyway I'll try to do my best helping all them who are fond of the latin world, until my brain will be in good shape.

Vittorio Todisco
Taranto, Italy

I just tried to send an email about the Mythology Project posted on the main page, but the message was returned.

I'm a Latin teacher and a one-time aspiring comic book artist, so I'd like to learn more about the project.

Hi Andrew, I got the Greek to work! now we can put some Greek into the "eLatin eGreek eLearn" motto of the ning! Whoo-hoo!

Andrew:
This is an obituary for Ross Scaife of STOA.
http://www.stoa.org/?p=786#comments
Zee Ann

So I've started a facebook group to try and get the message out. Additionally, I have started relaying the message through various e-mail trees. How is the fight going?

Andrew, Have you seen this video, *Gaudeamus Igitur* by the Cookie Monster, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBXMMYslo-M

Lisa Auanger

Thanks Andrew! I talked to your sales reps at INCH in Lansing in May and purchased the "Green Eggs an Ham in Latin" book.
Exploring technology will be a stretch for us over here as we are still connected via dial-up....

Salve Andrew
Thanks for the warm greeting
In fact I wish to find a good reference concerning how to put the greek TONOS while spelling nouns, I'm not asking about where to move it but about its position in the nominative case of each word
about technology used in Egyptian schools I think that my country is retarded we've lately started learning in schools using computers
note : I'm a medical student at the fifth grade

Andrew,

An excellent site. It's easy to get lost here for hours at a time. I'll be back often.

--Andrew

Many thanks,

khaire, kale k'agathe!