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+@item Jul 9th, 2002
+
+       Ajay was the first to notice <a
+       href="http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-list/2002-July/000641.html">
+       Mono's first birthday</a>.
+
+       In a year, we have achieved plenty:
+       <ul>
+               * 94 contributors with CVS access (84 non-Ximian developers).
+               * A complete CLI implementation:
+               <ul>
+                       <li> A fast and performing x86 JIT engine (inlining, constant propagation).
+                       <li> An interpreter for other systems (PPC, Sparc, StrongArm).
+               </ul>
+               * A self-hosting C# compiler, which can compile its class libraries.
+               * 37,140 file changes in CVS.
+               * 92,000 lines of C code.
+               * 437,000 lines of C# code (compiler, classes, tests)
+               * A working core for ASP.NET and ADO.NET.
+               * Major subsystems are functional: RegularExpressions,
+                 System.XML, XML.Schema, System.Data, System.Web.
+               * The Gtk# project, which is maturing rapidly.
+       </ul>
+
+       Thanks to everyone who has made Mono possible with their
+       feedback, regression tests, their comments, their help on the mailing
+       list, code contributions, complete classes, bug reporting, the
+       countless hours of bug hunting.  This project would not have
+       been possible with every contribution.  
+
+       It has been a great year for everyone involved in the
+       project.  I think we have built a new and exciting community.
+
+       Now we have a solid foundation to build on, so this next year
+       looks even more exciting: not only because we will see more
+       Mono applications, but we will begin using Mono as an
+       `library' to be linked with applications that want to get
+       scripting-like features; Gtk# is our ticket to create nice
+       GNOME applications; And we will be developing CORBA bindings
+       to integrate with other object systems.
+
+       Also, for those interested in optimizations and tuning, this
+       year we will get to play with more advanced optimizations and
+       all kinds of interesting research ideas for improving Mono
+       code generation.
+
+       A special thanks to the Mono developers at Ximian for managing
+       to survive their manager and a special thanks to our
+       regression test marshal Nick Drochak, who has been hunting
+       down, and fixing code in our class libraries and keeping us on
+       track for so long.
+
 @item Jul 8th, 2002
 
        Radek today fixed the last bugs to get Mono to self host on

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+@item Jul 9th, 2002
+
+       Ajay was the first to notice <a
+       href="http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-list/2002-July/000641.html">
+       Mono's first birthday</a>.
+
+       In a year, we have achieved plenty:
+       <ul>
+               * 94 contributors with CVS access (84 non-Ximian developers).
+               * A complete CLI implementation:
+               <ul>
+                       <li> A fast and performing x86 JIT engine (inlining, constant propagation).
+                       <li> An interpreter for other systems (PPC, Sparc, StrongArm).
+               </ul>
+               * A self-hosting C# compiler, which can compile its class libraries.
+               * 37,140 file changes in CVS.
+               * 92,000 lines of C code.
+               * 437,000 lines of C# code (compiler, classes, tests)
+               * A working core for ASP.NET and ADO.NET.
+               * Major subsystems are functional: RegularExpressions,
+                 System.XML, XML.Schema, System.Data, System.Web.
+               * The Gtk# project, which is maturing rapidly.
+       </ul>
+
+       Thanks to everyone who has made Mono possible with their
+       feedback, regression tests, their comments, their help on the mailing
+       list, code contributions, complete classes, bug reporting, the
+       countless hours of bug hunting.  This project would not have
+       been possible with every contribution.  
+
+       It has been a great year for everyone involved in the
+       project.  I think we have built a new and exciting community.
+
+       Now we have a solid foundation to build on, so this next year
+       looks even more exciting: not only because we will see more
+       Mono applications, but we will begin using Mono as an
+       `library' to be linked with applications that want to get
+       scripting-like features; Gtk# is our ticket to create nice
+       GNOME applications; And we will be developing CORBA bindings
+       to integrate with other object systems.
+
+       Also, for those interested in optimizations and tuning, this
+       year we will get to play with more advanced optimizations and
+       all kinds of interesting research ideas for improving Mono
+       code generation.
+
+       A special thanks to the Mono developers at Ximian for managing
+       to survive their manager and a special thanks to our
+       regression test marshal Nick Drochak, who has been hunting
+       down, and fixing code in our class libraries and keeping us on
+       track for so long.
+
 @item Jul 8th, 2002
 
        Radek today fixed the last bugs to get Mono to self host on