Yearly Archives: 2002

Number Two

By Eric Peacock | Published: July 24, 2002

Farewell Leo Mckern. The real Number Two.

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Life

By Eric Peacock | Published: June 28, 2002

For the first time in my life, I am.

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Ramble

By Eric Peacock | Published: June 21, 2002

Slowness all around white light. Thinking more than doing, but in the end the thinking is going to support the doing. There is just too much going and only a single window of time for it. However difficult it may seem, there is still beauty in all of this.

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Site Updates

By Eric Peacock | Published: June 9, 2002

New to the Gallery: Scanned for your pleasure, The Spirit of ’76 Happy Hour Barguide. I was three years old when this was printed. Over the past week I’ve been tweaking the stylesheets. This has been a reminder of how different some elements look between Windows® and other operating systems. I’m mostly talking about little [...]

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ACENPP

By Eric Peacock | Published: June 6, 2002

Tracks for my current CD are coming together, but still perplexing my satisfaction. Assembling the final movement of the disc is all that is left other than more mixing and mastering. Just a few more months and I will feel whole again. And just this week life has offered some wonderful distractions as well.

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Memorial Day Weekend

By Eric Peacock | Published: May 25, 2002

Some new tweaks that change the look and feel of the site are in effect. I was feeling restless. Hmm. It’s 2:45 AM and for the first time today it feels quiet. Starting today my neighborhood is the parking lot for the Northwest Folklife Festival at the Seattle Center (across the street). In 1994 I [...]

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Standards & More

By Eric Peacock | Published: May 10, 2002

Thanks to Jeffrey Zeldman who a week ago posted a mention of my successful use of GoLive 6 to convert and now maintain this site as validating XHTML 1.0 transitional markup. Also thanks to "Ray" for pointing out an interesting Netscape 4.x bug with CSS and border elements. That all led to me fixing some [...]

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Pure CSS

By Eric Peacock | Published: April 25, 2002

I’ve converted the site navigation to pure CSS rollovers – making the page even smaller and a more compact download. Hail standards!

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