Here's a birthday picture, compliments of Flickr for Babs.
Hope the weather co-operated enabling a birthday celebration on Santorini, and that all your wishes come true.
Friday, May 13, 2005
Friday, May 06, 2005
sam Swim
Another beautiful day here on the island. Here's a picture of Sam exiting Thetis Lake after a swim this afternoon.
Friday, April 29, 2005
Firefox: Blazing a Trail
The Firefox web browser is indeed blazing a trail on the web. Unless you've been in a cave you've at least heard of it. I've had it running for a while now and can "highly" recommend it. I was immediately impressed by how much faster pages loaded when browsing.
This morning it was downloaded for the 50 millionth time.
All this without radio or television advertising.
50 million "word of mouth" customers from around the planet!
Are you kidding me?
I'd say the only marketing department with an easier job is the one at Nike [that's a golf joke, in case you're wondering].
This morning it was downloaded for the 50 millionth time.
All this without radio or television advertising.
50 million "word of mouth" customers from around the planet!
Are you kidding me?
I'd say the only marketing department with an easier job is the one at Nike [that's a golf joke, in case you're wondering].
Wednesday, April 27, 2005
more on samlab.com
Back with a progress report. Those of you who've been following along know that I've been busy tweaking samlab.com over the past few days. Full marks to the gang behind Drupal.
I think they've "hit it outta the park" in terms of the flexibility and ease of use. The fact that it's possible ot develop and post themes to change the "look and feel" of an interface, without having to mess with all the "data" (i.e. the "content of the CMS (...management system) that I've been getting online.
To make this story slightly longer, suffice it to say that my attention (such that it is ;-) will be turned to the continued development of samlab.com, so look there if you're interested in "the latest."
I think they've "hit it outta the park" in terms of the flexibility and ease of use. The fact that it's possible ot develop and post themes to change the "look and feel" of an interface, without having to mess with all the "data" (i.e. the "content of the CMS (...management system) that I've been getting online.
To make this story slightly longer, suffice it to say that my attention (such that it is ;-) will be turned to the continued development of samlab.com, so look there if you're interested in "the latest."
Friday, April 22, 2005
samlab.com
I've been doing some work on my website, samlab.com. Specifically, I've installed Drupal as a CMS content management system for my site.
It's been a little over 24 hrs since I've installed and begun to use Drupal and I have to say I'm very impressed. I'm especially excited by the scalability Drupal promises -- visit the link above for more information and to chart progress.
It's been a little over 24 hrs since I've installed and begun to use Drupal and I have to say I'm very impressed. I'm especially excited by the scalability Drupal promises -- visit the link above for more information and to chart progress.
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