[QuadList] SSSM has been taken down--- but here's where to find it.

[Dennis Degan]

		On Mar 5, 2009, at 2:14 PM, Ted Langdell wrote:

 > Dennis, 
 > Yes, the site intact, and back up again.
 > In response to the post on the Telecine Internet Group (TIG), the 
site was backed up by an Australian who is writing a book about 
editing.

		On Feb. 18, 2009 John Buck advised the TIG that: 

> I noticed this week that Jack's great historical site that covers all 
> electronic editing had closed due to hosting issues.
>
> With only the intention of keeping it alive, I have moved the files 
> over to my own web domain.
>
> If anyone has any issues with that please let me know.
>
> John
>
> http://www.velocite.net/lobby.html
> http://www.velocite.net/ampex/ampex.html

		Ted continued:

 > So click on the links above to re-discover the content of the site. 
 (Thanks, Jack!)
 > I haven't had time to see whether the software Jack offered for free 
on the site was also backed up and re-posted along with the museum 
pages.
 > Perhaps Jack can advise whether he backed up the entire Sierra Madre 
website or just the museum portion?
 > Jack... you can hit reply... and if you're not subscribed to the 
QuadList, I'll get an e-mail asking for my approval, which I will give.
 > If you're at NAB this April, please make a point of coming by the 
second annual lunch the group is having. 12:30, Tuesday, April 21 
somewhere near the show floor.

		I say:

	Thanks for the update, Ted.  And thank God for John Buck's quick 
action.  As far as I'm concerned, that museum site was an amazingly 
valuable resource that must be preserved.

			Dennis Degan, Editor-Consultant-Knowledge Bank
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