The connection to the WMEB site obviously needs some work. My connection was
successful at the fourth attempt, and that was the entire last half of the
third period. First time was illusive; the station bang-bang music was
'mixed-in' along with the play-by-play audio.
 
I'm sure these divots will be straightened out before for the rest of the
season's action. Lets see what happens tonight.
 
The Eliot Black Bear Fan-
~ZERB~
 
Go ~ Blue ! !
 
-----Original Message-----
From: John W Duffill <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Sunday, October 17, 1999 9:23 AM
Subject: Re: Maine on the Internet ??
 
 
>I also had trouble accessing the WMEB site thru Webcast.com.  Got onto WZON
>site but they had the Sox on. As a last resort I tuned into the Minnesota
>station and caught the last half of the 1st period.  Sounded like the
Alfond
>was rocking when Brett Heisten scored to tie the game at 1.
>
>Nice way to start defending the National Championship.
>
>John Duffill
>An Original Friend of Maine Hockey
>
>D B Doucette wrote:
>
>> Here's my status trying to hear the Maine/Minnesota game tonite here in
>> Massachusetts:
>>
>> 1.  WMEB - they link to a screen with no place to click to actually HEAR
>> the game.  All active
>>      links on this last page go to a page under the UMaine website.
>>
>> 2.  WZON - basically the same thing, except the active links don't go to
a
>> Maine website, but
>>       certainly no place to actually HEAR the game.
>>
>> 3.   Minnesota website - 3rd try even if to hear the away team.  Seems my
>> old PowerMac 6100
>>      with OS 7.5 is not GOOD ENOUGH for the software which is used for
>> their site.
>>
>> What have I done wrong beside trying desperately not to go to the Dark
Side
>> (Wintel) or to a G3/G4 and stay with my good old dependable two-year old
>> Macintosh??
>>
>> Dan Doucette
>>
>> ***  Isn't it fitting someone named Garth Snow is playing  ***
>> ***            for a hockey team in Canada   ???           ***
>>
>> Maine - National Champions 1993 and 1999 -
>> first in the new Millennium ?