Thought I’d keep up the tradition. Here’s a list of places outside of Lethbridge I went this year. I’m not counting gas stops or places where I spent less than an hour.
Where did you go?
At the U of L, there is a group of us who get together once a month to discuss issues and projects related to web design. I have not contributed much lately, but I always enjoy the company. Anyhow, since we changed our name from Web Club to Web Forum (another post in itself I am sure), I guess I can discuss it publicly.
One of the things we discussed yesterday was starting a blog with regularly published articles. In truth, it sounds more like a webzine. either way, the Web Unit Manager decided there needs to be some editorial control and I was nominated to be the managing editor.
It does pay off to be overly critical and anal about grammar usage. It’s all about branding.
Anyhow, it should be interesting. The last time I had a position of any similarity was back in grade eight when I was assistant editor on the school newspaper. My editorial knowledge has certainly improved since then.
I guess it also means if everyone thinks the publication is crap, I take the heat.
Should be fun.
Are you a Flickr user? Come join my A Million Photos pool and help contribute to the first group to ever reach one million photos. We’re already at over 20,000 after just one week!
We also have a goal to have 500 members by the end of the month. We’re currently at about 150.
Come join us, add all your photos and invite your friends.
I am looking for a web-based calendar that synchronises with PocketPCs or with Outlook. Anyone know of any?
Tagged by Julian Rickards.
Jason posted a list of cities he visited last year. Here’s my list (one or more nights spent in each place or I ate there), in no particular order:
Where did you go?
Now, I have heard some doozy of blond jokes in my time. I was even known to tell some pretty good ones too. However, this blond joke has to be the one to top them all.
Hilarious.
The one thing that stopped me from using del.icio.us was the fact that I couldn’t import my current bookmarks. Now I can thanks to Julian Bez’s new del.icio.us import web-based ap.
RegisterFly is giving away free domain names. I have no idea how long it will last or how long the domains will be good for, but the catch is that they have to end in .be (i.e. wanna.be).
