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A Busy Day

This was a busy day! I have a major project that needs to be completed tomorrow by 5:00 PM so I’m in crunch mode as I try to get that put to rest. It looks now like we’ll have to launch the site in a slightly stripped-down form, but it should still be functional. We’ll just have to tack on the rest of the site after it launches. I’ve been busy enough that I haven’t been able to read more than the back covers of the four books I got for my birthday.

I’m also working on a redesign of this site. “Why?” you ask. Well, I am trying to make more information more accessible. I’m also trying to make a site that conforms to all the HTML and CSS validation rules. So far so good. I’m looking for a few people to test-drive the new site, which should launch as soon as this weekend, so if you’re interested, post a comment or drop me a line and I’ll send you the link. If you’re a photographer and have any good pictures that are short and wide (ie 200 pixels high by 750 wide) that would look nice as a banner, let me know!


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