Nice work. I too would be estatic if I had a book in a local Barnes and Noble.

Hmm...Barnes&Noble will sell any kind of shat nowadays.

KIDDING! Haha, fooled you good. I just got some scratch from my grandma as a thank you for builder her a bench seat, so, I'm gonna run over to amazon and pick up my copy of the book. I'm still in progress of finding a topic I enjoy writing about for my book. Until then - Hooray for jealousy!

Barnes and Noble in Wichita? Where do you live?

Thank you guys!

I live in southeast Kansas, several hours from Wichita. None of the local shops are stocking the book so far (although I've called all of them to suggest it). I have no idea why B&N would have it. Apparently they even have multiple copies.

I'm living in Pittsburg but working at the cement plant doing multimedia design stuff. We're moving to Olathe in a couple weeks and then I'm doing design work outta the home.

Are we all Kansans here? I mean, I knew jestmeister lives in Pittsburg, that's how I know him. But, is everyone else?

If you wonder why the comments are all cut up on your following entry, it's because I was trying to give you HTML code to put in your website, not thinking that it would go into effect on the page. It would have gotten rid of that ugly geocities banner. Brandon, if you're reading this, you might be able to fix this little error on my part.

The code was:

noembed xmp

Now, just enclose each word in the little greater than less than signs that denote tags and stick them after your /head tag. That should get rid of the banner.

cool!

I tried it. It not only erased the annoying little pop up, it made the whole page vanish. Any thoughts?

I'll dig a little deeper. I know there's a way to do it, I did it once before, just can't remember the exact code . . .

Try using div tags to surround your actual page elements, like so:

DIV id="AdFreeLayer" style="position:absolute; width:105%;height:450px; z-index:1;background-color: #FFFFFF; layer-background-color: #FFFFFF; border: 1px none #000000""

"page elements"

/DIV

Enlose those and try 'em out.

Er, I'll have to write in something like bbtags to make it so that you can display code.

No, I just meant on the comments to his last entry. I've kind of mucked it up by inserting code into it. You know me, always causing problems.

By the way, I saw your Dad as I was leaving work today and got to thinking of the hole in your old closet. I laughed a good 5 minutes.

Heh, yup, I remember that. I thought you didn't live in town anymore?

Anyways, I had to nuke the comment. I'll have to fix that issue someday ;)

Jestmeister, the div tags kind of work.

I see that. That damn banner isn't laying on top of your text now.

You need an ad free host.