Monthly Archives: March 2006

Get Naked!

Dustin Diaz is launching the first annual CSS Naked Day on April 05, 2006. In an effort to promote semantic markup and proper document structure, Dustin invites all to join him in turning off the CSS and expose what’s going on underneath the covers.

Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 Preview

Live from Mix06, Eric Meyer announces the arrival the Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 Preview: Eric has always been the voice of reason during the release cycle of IE7 and encouraged people not to panic about any changes until the the IE team released a true release candidate. The time is now, folks. As Eric [...]

SxSW: The Week in Review

It’s been a remarkable week and my head is still spinning. Probably as much from the endless stream of free drinks as from the stimulating input from SxSW. The panels were great, the presentations were great, the people were great and the parties were great. I got to meet legends and heroes , some rising [...]

SxSW: Day Two

Wow, what a day. Saturday was the first full day of panels and presentations and it was definitely fulfilling. Jason Fried and Jim Coudal were inspiring in their keynote address. Jason sure hit the nail on the head with his assertion that if you have a lot of time and a lot of money, you’ll [...]

SxSW Blast Off

And so it begins. My first day at SxSW was fantastic. Registration went smooth. Hooked up with Tom , Graham, and Nick. Went to the Porter Novelli party and got initimate with the local brew Shiner Bock. We ended up at the very chill Side Bar and had the chance to hang out with some [...]

Ready, set, go

Here I sit in Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport eagerly awaiting my flight to Austin for SxSW. I had a great week here in the Valley of the Sun and I can’t wait to come back next year. I can definitely see myself spending 3 months out of every year here. I’m not sure there is [...]

The CSS Learning Curve

Roger Johansson recently highlighted Emil Stenström’s Levels of CSS knowledge. Like many others responding to Roger’s post, I see myself somewhere between 5 and 6. And when I thought about the road that I’ve traveled to get to this point, I realized that it’s been one long curve. I jumped for joy the day I [...]

On the road….

First stop: Phoenix, AZ where I will be sitting in on the 2006 PDGA Spring Summit and then competing in the first National Tour event of the 2006 season, The Memorial. This is my first PDGA event in well over a year after playing 21 tournaments in 2004. My only expectation is to have fun. [...]