Ok, I have integrated the blog into the rest of the site. The process was much easier than I anticipated… Lucky you.

Maybe I’ll post something interesting here, some day.

This is rev 2 of my blog. The first blog, as with the entire site, was written with iWeb. My first foray into WYSIWYG HTML editors was iWeb. I was under whelmed. iWeb generated bloated, nasty code with huge png images and an unimaginable directory structure. I rewrote the site, sans blog, with Dreamweaver. That was a nice site, I think it lasted about half a day. I used the templates and other Dreamweaver features to replicate the iWeb site. This was actually a decent site, but very boring.

The site you find at [removed] was written with Dreamweaver, but relies on a single php script (except for the blog). I ditched the Dreamweaver templates and other fluff. The current version stays true to the original iWeb template, adding a few of my own features and functions.

I have added the WordPress weblog app to the other site to make sure you don’t miss out on any of my complaints. I am not happy with the current configuration. Maybe some day I’ll incorporate the blog into the homepage. Don’t hold your breath.

My one and only post from the iWeb blog. Disregard the complaints about iWeb, we have moved on:

Here you will find what ever I feel like posting. If you prefer to see something else, I suggest 251.org.

BTW, the above photo is not relevant to this post.

I bought a cyclocross bike last week because everyone else had one. Now I have one, a Gunnar Crosshairs, and it is a nice color. The bike was purchased from Klunk Bicycles & Repair. I highly recommend Klunk.

In unrelated news: I made [the old] site with iWeb. iWeb includes trendy features like blogs, pod casts and other unnecessary stuff. I should also mention that iWeb generates extremely bloated code and giant PNG images. This would explain why you had to wait so long to read [the old site]. If you are interested in a more efficient site go here: 251.org (again).