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We launched US NationalParks.com last week. I designed it under a phase of mild OS X inebriation, which should explain the goopy curves and horizontal lines.
The mountain graphic? Letter “M” in Webdings.
And just for the record, the longest name for a national park is Quinebaug & Shetucket Rivers Valley National Heritage Corridor. Yee-haw.
Update, Aug 2005: It’s now USNationalParks.com.
Jesper just pointed me to Bullet-Proof Rounded Corners in CSS. Perhaps there’s hope for Index 47 after all.
Come the third LOTR movie, we may yet see that Jar Jar versus Gollum battle after all.
Hey folks, I’m selling my old laptop, Palm handheld, and peripherals over on DC Craigslist. There’s a Dell Latitude CPI PII-300, a parallel-port 100MB zip drive, a Predator eternal external USB CD-RW drive, and a Palm IIIxe with serial to USB adapter. You can get the whole caboodle for $550. All prices negotiable. Get ’em while they’re hot.
Living in Antarctica can sure make you cynical. (Link via BoingBoing.)
Now that, my friends, is one heck of a Star Trek project.
Dave Hyatt is on the Safari team, and he gives all of us Mac-users great joy with each update.
The mobile blog gets a lot of attention, but I have trouble updating it, since the AIM Bloggerbot rarely works anymore. I’m constantly on the lookout for a better mobile blogging solution: one which will not require me to upgrade my current mobile plan, subscribe to some add-on wireless internet packages, buy new equipment, or spend additional money in any way. Another Blogger API-enabled AIM-bot or an SMS solution would be nice.
Newbay’s FoneBlog looks like an excellent solution. If T-Mobile gets it, and the package allows posting to a remote page, that would be perfect.
Dating? Or courting? Kristen has a third option: Dourting! (Also spelled, “dordting!”) Since I’m newly single myself, I can’t wait to dordt someone. All you cute Calvinist girls get in line right here. (Sexy Arminians need not apply.)
Update: Dordting!!
Book 10 of the Wheel of Time is out. I’ve decided not to care. Much.