Everyone in the Tripod community is joining in on the publicity act. Tripod tools, pods, and most importantly members are all receiving recognition for fine Web work. The following list shows some of our members' pages that have recently been feature. Let us know if you see your page mentioned in the news, then fax us a copy or send us the URL link, and we'll try to add it to the list! Take a look at these great Tripod member pages, NOW! Just kidding, you can take a look when you get the chance.

1998 Winter Olympics Predictions Check out Tripod member Gary_Amy's homage to '98 in Nagano -- Yahoo! did, selecting this site as a Yahoo! Pick of the Week for the week of January 19, 1998. They admired the TV schedule, compendium of articles, and the ability to vote for favorite competitors, all on Gary_Amy's Tripod site! Happy Kwanzaa, Now, Eat! Tripod member Nancy_J's page full of Kwanzaa recipes is good enough to eat -- and don't just take our word for it. The LA Times wrote about it this time last year, and now, CNet's News.com mentioned it in an article about Kwanzaa sites throughout the Web. Check out the article, then start cooking! Who Wears the Tool Belt in Your House? We knew that they were destined for greatness, and now your favorite handy girls have made it to MSNBC. If you think the MSNBC page is rad, you should check out their Tripod page, Ask the Handy Girls. They will answer all your home repair questions. We think Tripod member Jennifer Kove will agree -- Jennifer's picture, as well as her personal fixit tales, run throughout the MSNBC story. Anderson Cooper Fan Page http://members.tripod.com/~Ringa Ringa's Anderson Cooper fan page isn't unusual because it pays tribute to her favorite newscaster -- it is unusual because he talked about it on his newscast (ABC World News) on October 15! See, we really mean it when we say a good homepage can bring you great happiness. What's next for Anderson and Ringa? Check out the page and find out -- I'm confident she'll keep us posted. Mr. Brown's Movie Site http://members.tripod.com/~MrBrown Mr. Brown's Movie Site has been on Tripod for as long as we can remember -- and this certainly isn't the first time this page has been in the news. We were pleased, however, to see Mr. Brown's page listed in as a top film site in THE WEB magazine's May-June 1997 issue. Check it out! Mr. Brown's Movie Site Review Guerrilla Media http://members.tripod.com/~gmedia An anti-advertising site featured in ADWEEK on August 18, 1997. Subversion is the root of all things subversive and you know it. Bill's Gate http://members.tripod.com/~Saulm/bg.htm It's a lovely "tribute" page to an American hero, maybe the greatest American hero of all time. Featured in The Tampa Tribune on August 13, 1997. The Cat http://members.tripod.com/~THECAT/ Laura Dingle, 9 years old, inThe Micro Computermart of New England -- "'It's nice to be nine,' says Laura. Laura lives in a suburb of St. Paul, Minnesota. Her hobbies are playing the piano, drawing and sewing. Her home page reflects her artistic ability." in the May 8, 1997 issue. Supersilly's Free Stuff http://members.tripod.com/~supersilly/ This site is listed in an article about free stuff by Deborah Portersfield for The Gannett News Service on May 8, 1997. Me gusta free stuff. Caren and Jon Boroshok's Wedding Page http://members.tripod.com/~CarenSF/ This site was mentioned in an article about wedding planning online in The Boston Herald on April 13, 1997. It's ok to cry. The Fishing Bay Yacht Club Home Page http://members.tripod.com/~FBYC This informative site was mentioned in The Richmond Times Dispatch on August 28, 1997. I really can't think of anything nautically quirky and/or clever to say, but the page has a cool java ticker. Kings Of The Underworld-Classic Gangster Films http://members.tripod.com/~filmnoir/ This site was reviewed in YAHOO!'s Picks of the Week on September 29, 1997. It's a site which gives a good reference to Gangster Films of the 1930's. Six of the better known films of this genre are featured.