My Little "script" is not working right, if any of the URLs to check is down it doesn't follow. Here is the script: 
@echo off
echo.
Echo ###################################################
Echo .:::::::::::: Webm Applications Status ::::::::::::.
Echo ###################################################
echo.
get -S -d  http://site0080.someweb.com && get  -S -d  http://site0090.
+someweb.com && get -S -d  http://site0050.someweb.com && get -S -d ht
+tp://site0060.someweb.com && get -S -d  http://site2220.someweb.com &
+& get -S -d http://site2230.someweb.com && get -S -d  http://site2240
+.someweb.com && get -S -d http://site2250.someweb.com && get -S -d  h
+ttp://site2020.someweb.com && get -S -d http://site1570.someweb.com 
Echo. 
Echo ################################################### 
Echo .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. 
Echo ###################################################

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It's a completely newbie script so please do not hate me

In reply to lwp-request issue. by Gn0m3

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