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been busy
Monday 2 October, 2006 at 11:40PM (Nereus) :: permalink :: comments (4) I haven't posted for nearly a month - just haven't got around to it or had the time lately. Been lots happening - I've started classes again for the Fall semester but at a different campus now, although still part of the City University of New York. My Mum was in New York staying at a big hotel in the heart of Manhattan for about five days - she left on Wednesday of last week - so we spent that weekend doing all the touristy type things like a couple of hours on a cruise around Manhattan (yes, on a boat), going to the top of the Empire State Building (damn it's a long way up), a few hours at MoMA (Museum of Modern Art - amazing place) and going out to dinner etc etc. Ice and I actually booked a room at the same hotel for the Saturday night to save all the time travelling back and forth, which made it like a mini-holiday for us too. Then last weekend we went to a wedding in Brooklyn which was fun - gratz Lilly & Leonid! We had a good night and have photos too. Gawd I really have a backlog of stuff to post. Been working on a slightly different layout for a month or two, although I haven't got far with it. We both got new flatscreen monitors recently (19" viewable - was a good deal going) and I was kinda horrified to see some of the colors I used on my current layout looked very different - presumably the colors are not 'websafe' ..for example the current background now looks a kind of dirty grey color, whereas on the old CRT monitor it was a nice shade of olive (yes, I've correctly adjusted the color settings on the new monitors). Anyway the new monitors are native 1280x1024 resolution which I really like - much more room on the desktop (my previous monitor was native 1024x768). I'm now tossing up whether I should stick to the existing 800x600 layout here or increase the width and maybe use three columns, since so few people use 800 width resolution now. I don't like using liquid layouts at all, as things can turn to custard real fast both technically and asthetically when you're floating images and using other CSS properties heavily. I wish IE would adhere to accepted web standards, particularly with CSS properties. Anyway I'm still here, alive and kicking. The other weasel is as awesome as ever - her and my Mum seemed to get on well, so that's all good. I'll be back at some stage. Cheers. comments (4)
mich Hi mate, Just letting you know that another contract came up and we leave Jakarta on Thursday 19th and head for Brussels... Better get my old french books out! Will send you an email soon with update. Did you get the pics? erin Just wanted to give a big nod to Internet Explorer supporting "meatier" CSS. I would also like to say that I now shy away from using them for clients for the simple reason that if isn't pretty basic Netscape has a canary about it too... not to mention it leaves out certain information. Frankly, I wouldn't be opposed to all of them having to adhere to the same standards for all of the little extras we can use. BUT I live in a dream world... and damnit it I like it. corzr It's been a long time since i last browsed your blogs (+ pixel lotion whatever...) Glad to know that it's still alive and kicking! Best wishes. leave a comment
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Noah Hamilton
October 9, 2006 8:26 PM [link]
Need help creating a cyber surfer game for Bethany's website.
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