If you’re not seeing little tiny lines differentiating the columns on this site, then you are seeing the (not so) old version of collisionbend.com.
A new version is coming, and soon: the current version, by a stoke of misgenius, is not rendering correctly in (OMFG, no!) Internet Explorer 6 and 7.
IE 6 I can live with; IE 7 I can’t.
The delay comes from other projects in the fire: another site that I am about to launch (given mediatemple’s current status), and a little more testing; and a static client site just received this morning.
Adjustments will happen by Friday, as will the new site, which will be announced at the same time.
Further, I am going to change the focus here, and develop a more historic, positive, Cleveland-centric orientation, with the mind of helping those who want to make Cleveland a more attractive place to center their business (or to travel to).
Details to follow soon… well, as soon as the blogging trip to Washington DC is finalized… please stay tuned…
Tags: change, redesign
Filed under: General, Local Stuff, Travel
I have been incredibly busy of late, with more things to do each day than I have time for, it seems. Whoever said that when you are between jobs that you have more time, in my mind at least, had no idea what they were talking about: it simply isn’t true… [the] trip to DC created a ton of photographic and video work for me to do, and I barely have time to get it done… there are 170 photos in the series, plus another 50 or so from the funeral, and another 30 or so from puttering around DC for 3 days. I got some work ahead of me.
Filed under: General, Local Stuff
In celebration of today’s election, I’m joining MeetTheBloggers* at WKYC studios tonight.
Filed under: Local Stuff
I attended last night’s football game between the Cleveland Browns and the New York Jets. My bride came upon some loge seats, so we went. I’m regretting it.
Filed under: Food, Local Stuff
Seriously: there is absolutely no need for 3,000mg of salt on a side dish when your daily suggested intake of salt is only 2,400mg — 2,000mg for those of us on a low-sodium diet! This is, and has been, my complaint with the food at WBC: the main course is generally excellent, but the side dishes suffer from severe sodium poisoning.
Filed under: Travel, Weather
The Hall of Fame itself is a sight every baseball fan should see at least once in a lifetime, but the other exhibits bored me after a while, truth be told.
Moblog:
Stanley Richter GC Danbury CT
And you guys are complaining about the price of gas back home: $4.49/gal in Danbury, CT
Sandy Hook CT — Sushi
Main St. Cooperstown NY
MLB HoF, Cooperstown NY
Chipping Green @ Manakiki
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