Archive for April 2003
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In Hospital
April 28th, 2003 |See B-Day Blog for details.
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50+ CSS Headings
April 28th, 2003 |Headings in Web pages—marked up with h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, or h6 elements—help the reader determine the purpose of sections in content. It also does one other thing: it helps the reader judge if the material is something they want to read. And if your heading is visually stimulating, the odds are better that [...]
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Moment of Silence
April 25th, 2003 |Just learned that one of the few cousins I call a friend has died Wednesday night of Crohn’s Disease. I haven’t learned all the details yet, but my family and I will sorely miss him. Our thoughts are with his wife and two young sons.
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Go North, Telcos
April 22nd, 2003 |According to the March 2003’s The Bandwidth Report, Canada has 30 percent more wired households at 64 percent opposed to the US’s measly 33.8 percent. Telcos are struggling to sell broadband and continue to push their products. Part of the challenge is getting the technology in place and fast. Yet, cable outruns them. In my household and [...]
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Motocrossing
April 21st, 2003 |This month’s issue of eNewsletter Journal contains a review of Fox Racing’s e-newsletter. It was fun to review since I’m a fan of sports and not familiar with motocrossing. It’s a shame more people don’t have the editor’s attitude. She wanted to see what can be done better next time. Yet, we’ve had people back away [...]
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Working on the Go
April 18th, 2003 |Geek.com shares an experience of 1.3 hours of a mobile worker. No doubt, we’ll become more and more mobile with technology and Internet connections… but it’s not a perfect system… yet.
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Undervaluing Content
April 15th, 2003 |Gerry McGovern writes, “Over the years, I have often wondered why organizations place such little value on content. Many public websites are a mess; intranets are even worse. And organizations don’t really care, because deep down they don’t value content.” He has echoed my thoughts when it comes to Web content. Words do drive action though [...]
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Safari Take 2
April 14th, 2003 |Apple has released Safari Public Beta 2 with the following: tabbed browsing autofill forms and password privacy reset English, Japanese, French, and German import Netscape and Mozilla bookmarks increased standards compatibility improved AppleScript support OS X users are already reporting they’re happy with this version especially thanks to tabbed browsing. Want more Safari news? Surfin’ Safari is the place to be.
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DRAG.NET
April 11th, 2003 |Aw, it’s Friday… take a load off. Give yourself a break. Read a geeky story from Geek.com PDAGeek Feature: DRAG.NET Episode 1–The Faltese Malcon(tent):, a geektective fiction story. Agent Meryl back to the case at hand, the incomplete InformIT.com chapters.
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CSS Course for $0
April 9th, 2003 |No, this isn’t another Internet scam. Yes, you can take Westciv’s Self-paced CSS Level 2 course at no cost. The catch? You have to stick with the schedule. When the next lesson appears, the previous disappears. Not a bad deal. Yes, there is an option for self-paced and it ain’t a free lunch. [from WaSP]
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