This site is an assemblage of ethereal, esoteric, familial and personal insights, at least until I can populate this site with its intended content ... of much greater eternal value. |
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Andrew and His Family's Journey with Apert Syndrome. Our son's added life challenge, wrought from a wayward #10 chromosome at conception. |
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I
have long advocated
using Adobe Acrobat® as a proofing and distribution/workflow mechanism. I believe that I brought in a demo to an audience at my corporate employer as early as 1994. (Wasn't Acrobat first introduced to the market in 1993?) Corporate America didn't begin thinking about the Web until at least 1995.
But people forget how
valuable PDF is for the print and pre-press world. And those people
who don't understand PostScript®
or have page-layout programs . . . |
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 I
might never finish
everything on my "To-Do" list. Surely, it will outlive me. But until then, I will praise the Lord, hug my Bundle, change Androomeda's diapers and help make Linky happy. Whatever's possible. |
 Another Systematic Resource. Actually a shameless plug for Resource Systems Services, in the fortuitous case that you're curious or similarly provoked. |
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S L A S H D O T. The standard for Unix Geeks everywhere. Will Macophiles like me migrate to it when OSX requires that we appreciate this robust, legacy operating system? |
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 The RGB version of Publish, a magazine for design and publishing. I miss that it has de-emphasized its original focus on print-based publishing, embracing the Internet, as if nobody else is currently doing that. (Your mother and toddler nephew both design Web sites for Fortune 500 companies, too? Doesn't everyone these days?)Another good choice for designers and publishers is Canada's Graphics Exchange online magazine. |
 The PDF Zone. Someday, everone (?) will appreciate the value of this integrity-preserving distribution format. This site just helps expand your options. |
 I have been a customer of MacResQ for end-of-line, refurbed and used Mac hardware and software since 1998. Now I am an affiliate. If you want to see why, click on the MacResQ graphic. My beginnings in the HTML world only date back to 1997 — at least in terms of hand-coding pages so I really knew what was happening beneath the browser-displayed surface. And this link actually represents a path to . . . "Tales from Vienna's Woods" (Apologies to Strauss, and not the printer.) ... one of the first sites that I built out of vanity and surprise birthday sitings. Therefore, for all who dare, enter the original iteration of home-wrapped HTML from Hazelnook, circa 1997 and beyond.  |
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 My
church has a Web presence, too. Guess who
offered to make that possible? The site still isn't complete, but then again,
what Web site really is? They all happen to be works-in-progress
(not unlike those self-willed creations of God known as human beings...)
And let's not forget the latest work-in-progress, a startup enterprise founded
upon Grace. |
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in the beginning, I
saw the code. It made no sense to me then, but with the help of BBEdit,
I perservered....And now I even understand. But there is no salvation in the virtual world; I must return to reality to encounter that . . . |
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