Berenyi Designs

Inspector Gidget

KZSU

Global Fund For Women

Electronic Frontier Foundation

Online Policy Group

Bang On A Can

Peninsula Habitat For Humanity

Palo Alto Urban Ministry

Bookshare

Women In Technology International

Project Sentinel

Valley Church

Shands-UF Go Gators!

Kiva - Loans That Change Lives

Go Gators!

Photos of Annika, et al

Please expect an update to this page around Summer Solstice (Midsommar, for our Swedish friends) 2007. In order to avoid cluttering up this page with old photos and causing the page loading time to increase precipitously, we are archiving older photos on separate pages. Please see the "Older photos" links below. Set 1 is the oldest (i.e. Annika is the youngest in that set.)

(Please note that enlarged photos of the thumbprints below are available in low and high speed/resolution versions, to suit your Internet connection speed and amount of patience. "Low" speed/resolution photos are on the order of 20-80 KB each and are accessible by clicking on . "High" speed/resolution photos are on the order of 80-240 KB each and are accessible by clicking on .)

June - December 10

Oldest photos (June-July) - Set 1

(July) - Set 2

(July-August) - Set 3

(August-September) - Set 4

(October-November) - Set 5

(November-December) - Set 6

(December-February) - Set 7

(February-April) - Set 8

(April-August) - Set 9

(August-January) - Set 10

(January-June) - Set 11

This set (June-December) - Set 12

!!! Notice to users of World Wide Web !!!
Internet Collapses Under Sheer Weight Of Baby Pictures

SAN FRANCISCO—Many web users were trapped without service Monday, when a large section of the Internet collapsed under the weight of the millions of baby pictures posted online. "Some personal web pages contain literally hundreds of adorable infant photos," MCI senior vice-president Vinton Cerffe said. "Add to that the number of precious pumpkins on photo-sharing sites like Ophoto.com, and anyone can see it was a recipe for disaster. The Internet simply was not designed to support so much parental pride." Cerffe said he expects regular web-traffic flow to resume once the nation's larger Internet providers are reinforced with stronger cuteness-bearing servers.

(From The Onion, Volume 40, Issue 30)