Comments on: Punaro.com History http://punaro.com/index.php Derek and Amanda got married. Moved to the country. Had a couple of kids. Mon, 30 Jan 2012 18:05:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Michael A. Punaro http://punaro.com/index.php/history/comment-page-1/#comment-139103 Michael A. Punaro Wed, 11 Jan 2012 19:05:55 +0000 http://punaro.com/blog/?page_id=10#comment-139103 It's interesting to find out there are more Punaro's running around the U.S., Mexico and elsewhere that I ever imagined. I thought our name was rather unique. My folks came from Viggiano, Italy, and settled in California. You must be something of a distant cousin. Nice to know another Punaro. Maybe one day, our namesakes will have a great get together somewhere so we can kind of say hello. It’s interesting to find out there are more Punaro’s running around the U.S., Mexico and elsewhere that I ever imagined. I thought our name was rather unique.

My folks came from Viggiano, Italy, and settled in California.

You must be something of a distant cousin. Nice to know another Punaro.

Maybe one day, our namesakes will have a great get together somewhere so we can kind of say hello.

]]> By: Punaro.com » Blog Archive » This is Web 2.0 http://punaro.com/index.php/history/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Punaro.com » Blog Archive » This is Web 2.0 Fri, 06 Jan 2006 01:20:21 +0000 http://punaro.com/blog/?page_id=10#comment-7 [...] The web really got it’s feet in the mid 90s, when I had just started college. You had to dial into your special “PPP” connection, fire up the old Winsock client, and use the first of the Netscape browsers to see the birth of the graphical web - complete with spinning email graphics, divider lines spanning all themes, and more horribly unreadable color combinations than you could imagine. If you’ve read the Punaro.com History you’ll know that this site was born in that era. [...] [...] The web really got it’s feet in the mid 90s, when I had just started college. You had to dial into your special “PPP” connection, fire up the old Winsock client, and use the first of the Netscape browsers to see the birth of the graphical web – complete with spinning email graphics, divider lines spanning all themes, and more horribly unreadable color combinations than you could imagine. If you’ve read the Punaro.com History you’ll know that this site was born in that era. [...]

]]> By: Punaro.com » Blog Archive » Punaro.com v5 launched! http://punaro.com/index.php/history/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Punaro.com » Blog Archive » Punaro.com v5 launched! Sat, 31 Dec 2005 19:30:52 +0000 http://punaro.com/blog/?page_id=10#comment-5 [...] At the moment most of the old content has been ported over to the new site. There are updates to many of the pages listed in the navigation box on the right, including (of course) the History page. The static pages on this site will have a decidedly different feel to them than they did on the old site, but they definitely are easier for Amanda and I to maintain. [...] [...] At the moment most of the old content has been ported over to the new site. There are updates to many of the pages listed in the navigation box on the right, including (of course) the History page. The static pages on this site will have a decidedly different feel to them than they did on the old site, but they definitely are easier for Amanda and I to maintain. [...]

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