Blogging and all that Malarkey

This is neither a permanent redesign, nor to be a regular event, I just fancied a bit of fun as it’s the day for it. Go on, hit’refresh’, I dare yer! (No markup was injured during the making of this site.)

Oh my, I’m a sucker for bad movies! I’m sure we all have our favourites, but here is one of mine. Janice Starlin was the face that sold a million cosmetics, but eighteen years on, her business is declining as she grows older. Then she meets the eccentric Dr.

Drive through most towns in the UK (and probably elsewhere in the world) and you’ll see a hairdresser in the main street.

Image replacement is a topic which keeps reappearing on websites and in books. There are whole sections devoted to the pros and cons of each method in books such as Web Standards Solutions and The Zen of CSS Design.

If I banked with Barclays, I might have been caught out by this email I received this morning. No word of a lie, this is the real deal! Tsih emlia was setn by the Barclays serevr to veirfy yoru emial aerddss.

Some of you may have read about’Durstan’ being left off the cover of the up-and-coming Professional CSS book. So, in the style of Where’s Waldo, let’s play Where’s Durstan?!

I’ll never be able to show my face in Austin again, and I’d like to take this opportunity to apologise publically to… All that’s left to say is an enormous thank-you to everyone who made me and the rest of the Brit Pack sooooo welcome in Texas.

SXSW was the venue for Ethan Marcotte to announce the up-and-coming publication of Professional CSS, a new book by Christopher Schmitt, Dan Cederholm, Porter Glendinning, Mark Trammell, Dunstan Orchard and Ethan himself.

If you’re here in Austin, let me know and I’ll add yours to the list.

Reading Andy Budd’s SXSW Day 0 post this morning, I thought (cue Monty Python voice) You lucky, lucky bastard!;) While Andy and the other Brit Packers were sipping Frozen Margaritas and munching Tex Mex food, Hicks and I were still struggling with getting to…