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Location: NJ | Do you have any skills in web design ?
Can you volunteer some time for the OFC?
Please contact Miles @ mileskb@aol.com |
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Location: NJ | While I don't have any WebDesign experience (wish I did), I'd gladly help out with any kind of graphic requirements . . .
Miles;
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Not only does Cliff not have web design skills, he also can not follow instructions. YOU are supposed to email HIM. Dave |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | and he proved it with his recent display of counting and management skills going from .A) to .3) without missing a beat.
Originally posted by cliff:
and opted t'go with a capo'ed guitar beacause A.)My uke couldn't "PlugIn", and 3.)The guitar offered a bit of a "different" sound in combination with the other three "PlinkaPlinks".
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Location: NJ | Whaa-Whaaa-Waaa-Whaaaa-Whaaaaaaa!!!
F@ckYouALL . . . I hereby rescind my offer . . . |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Touchy little fella ain't he? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Oh Cliffy, we appologize.
Here's the original post from Al (I'm hereby UN-hijacking his thread):
Posted May 30, 2006 10:20 am
Do you have any skills in web design ?
Can you volunteer some time for the OFC?
Please contact Miles @ mileskb@aol.com |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Tupperware - when the freshness counts!
The first work day after a Three-Day weekend can be a little harsh, eh? |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | You can tell Cliffy had to report back to work today :D |
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Location: SoCal | The first work day after a Three-Day weekend can be a little harsh, eh?
Yep...
One of our busiest day of the year.
One of the computers boots to A:, won't even read the hard drive even after a couple of "boots". Found a CD in it that had an operating system.
Daughter called at 6:05 from NYC - can't get her replacement AmExp activated because the guy she was talking to wanted to place the primary card holder on the phone (I was minus my two cups of coffee). When I called AmExp, it was 9min and 34sec before I heard my balance, new charges, etc., working through their voice menu before talking to someone who rectified the problem but then wanted me to take a survey.
Getting my coffee, almost stepped in my cat's attempt to get up a fur ball.
Call from my printer at 8:05 that my printing job would be delayed.
Couldn't get my phone system off of "night ring".
;) ;) but I now have my coffee, get to bring home a 1669 from my guitar techs, cook some New Yorks later... |
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Location: Orlando, FL | email sent. Be glad to help out if I can. |
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Location: NJ | btw no flash and no music. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | I'll ask my sister in china, she makes websites. If she's between projects she could do it. Yes, they even export websites. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | I asked my sister and she said, it's so easy that I could it myself. Besides, she's busy. Thanks sis. |
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Location: Chicago 'Burbs | I'm an IT geek... what are you looking for specifically? I'm not a web layout guru but I have the software to create such things. I just don't have the call to use it much. |
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Location: Florida | Designzilla Great work on Your Site !!! |
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Location: Orlando, FL | Thanks Butch. I'm almost ready to put up a redesigned site. That one is so old I'm almost embarassed when people see it. I haven't updated it in almost 4 years. |
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Location: Central Massachusetts | Miles, you still looking for something here? PM me with what you're after. Maybe I or somebody I know fits the bill. |
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Location: New York, NY | My girlfriend is a web designer... I could maybe con her into doing some work. What were you thinking? |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Miles
Because I am curious, I have learned FORTRAN, C, C+, dabbled in relational languages and their theories, went through "Java For Dummies", and read every HTML tome I could find, settling on XTML as the future for internet data, at every intersection I was wrong, I had OS2, and Windows won, I would love to help you but I am the "Dummy" in every advance because I selected the best technology and the world chose to go with windows.
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | LOL Bailey.. I somehow, probably thru shear laziness, just learned whatever I needed to learn to apply to the technology and topology of the day. I guess the result is that I've programmed some pretty seriuos projects on almost every language out there at one time or another. Funny you mention OS/2 as it seems the latest versions of Windows (in Beta) and the new Mac platform, are finally getting to where OS/2 was years ago. |
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I had OS2 on an IBM model P70 with 6 megabytes in the early 90s, but had nothing to run on it.
The reason I had six megabytes is because I had a downsized version of the publishing program that IBM had made available for super PCs with what was then massive memory. It was a great program, designed to run on servers and had hundreds of subdirectories with fonts and such, and had drafting capabilities almost as good as Autocad. As I type, I am trying to remember it's name, being old, I can't, and it is terribly annoying. It was an industry standard for publishing, and I cannot remember it's name.
I never used it for any thing, so it was a terrible waste of money, it probably is setting on my P70, waiting to publish a good book, but the plasma screen failed and the owner (me), now wastes his time on the internet.
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Quark ?? |
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Location: NJ | I'm not positive, but I think in the 90's Quark only ran on Mac's . . . |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | It was "Interleaf Publisher", a program used by many publishing outfits on what was then known as "servers". IBM bought it and issued a version for PC's, but they (the PC's) had to have extra memory and a big hard disc as it had hundreds of subdirectories with fonts and such, and an included drawing/image program similar to AutoCad. It had everything that was needed to publish any kind of book or dissertation. I think what ruined it was that Word Perfect (and Microsoft Word) came out with Windows versions, that even though they were slow, they had some of the same features and the more modern computers could run them.
As usual, I had a glorious failure with a program with the power and capabilities of early main frames but overshadowed by later modern PC's. at least I got to dabble in PC power before many others. I plugged it into an IBM laser printer that was only black an white, but had all the graphics capabilities except color. COLOR, what a terrible failing on the verge cheap ink jets.
As i have said, I was an idiot with more money than patience.
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Location: NJ | Interleaf.
I remember THAT one! . . . |
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Location: NJ | Hey gang
I am going to cut this thread loose from the top.
Just so you know, Miles told me that no one sent him any samples of how they could help in developing the site.
I was told that several people volunteered but apparently nothing was submitted.
So may I ask?
was there a problem in how this was presented? or is more guidance needed in what is needed? or is it just everyone has good intentions and life gets in the way?
I am curious as to why no one submitted anything. |
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do you have IT skills?