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  1. Okay so now after spending too many hours using the TRIPOD site builder
    app I have finished (I think) editing my site. I am now seeking
    comments, suggestion etc. Also if you have a link that you think fits in
    at all with any of the other links on my site feel free to let me know.
    And yes I pay for the upgraded TRIPOD hosting so there are no banner
    adds (well okay I have one way at the bottom of every page but it is
    small) Feedback is wecome. Oh yeah I don't desire to learn much html, so
    I am limited to what I can do (html seems like a never ending learning
    process)

    Ken
    --
    You never have the wind with you - either it is against you or you're
    having a good day. ~Daniel Behrman, The Man Who Loved Bicycles

    Homepage: http://kcm-home.tripod.com/

  2. Ken M said:

    Okay so now after spending too many hours using the TRIPOD site builder
    app I have finished (I think) editing my site. I am now seeking
    comments, suggestion etc. Also if you have a link that you think fits in
    at all with any of the other links on my site feel free to let me know.
    And yes I pay for the upgraded TRIPOD hosting so there are no banner
    adds (well okay I have one way at the bottom of every page but it is
    small) Feedback is wecome. Oh yeah I don't desire to learn much html, so
    I am limited to what I can do (html seems like a never ending learning
    process)

    Ken

    Overall, I'd say it's pretty nice. The blue font and purple background
    make the text a little difficult. I'll probably try your pasta sauce as
    well. 😉

    --
    Paul M. Hobson
    Georgia Institute of Technology
    ..:change the f to ph to reply:.

  3. "Ken M" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Okay so now after spending too many hours using the TRIPOD site builder
    app I have finished (I think) editing my site. I am now seeking comments,
    suggestion etc. Also if you have a link that you think fits in at all with
    any of the other links on my site feel free to let me know. And yes I pay
    for the upgraded TRIPOD hosting so there are no banner adds (well okay I
    have one way at the bottom of every page but it is small) Feedback is
    wecome. Oh yeah I don't desire to learn much html, so I am limited to what
    I can do (html seems like a never ending learning process)

    That blue on purple is nauseating and hard to read.

    RichC

  4. blue on purple sucks.

    Ken M <[email hidden]> wrote:
    :> Okay so now after spending too many hours using the TRIPOD site
    :> builder app I have finished (I think) editing my site. I am now
    :> seeking comments, suggestion etc. Also if you have a link that you
    :> think fits in at all with any of the other links on my site feel
    :> free to let me know. And yes I pay for the upgraded TRIPOD hosting
    :> so there are no banner adds (well okay I have one way at the bottom
    :> of every page but it is small) Feedback is wecome. Oh yeah I don't
    :> desire to learn much html, so I am limited to what I can do (html
    :> seems like a never ending learning process)
    :>
    :> Ken
    :> --
    :> You never have the wind with you - either it is against you or you're
    :> having a good day. ~Daniel Behrman, The Man Who Loved Bicycles
    :>
    :> Homepage: http://kcm-home.tripod.com/

  5. Ken M wrote:
    :: Okay so now after spending too many hours using the TRIPOD site
    :: builder app I have finished (I think) editing my site. I am now
    :: seeking comments, suggestion etc. Also if you have a link that you
    :: think fits in at all with any of the other links on my site feel
    :: free to let me know. And yes I pay for the upgraded TRIPOD hosting
    :: so there are no banner adds (well okay I have one way at the bottom
    :: of every page but it is small) Feedback is wecome. Oh yeah I don't
    :: desire to learn much html, so I am limited to what I can do (html
    :: seems like a never ending learning process)

    The new font / background color scheme is much, much improved. Thanks.

  6. Roger Zoul said:

    Ken M wrote:
    :: Okay so now after spending too many hours using the TRIPOD site
    :: builder app I have finished (I think) editing my site. I am now
    :: seeking comments, suggestion etc. Also if you have a link that you
    :: think fits in at all with any of the other links on my site feel
    :: free to let me know. And yes I pay for the upgraded TRIPOD hosting
    :: so there are no banner adds (well okay I have one way at the bottom
    :: of every page but it is small) Feedback is wecome. Oh yeah I don't
    :: desire to learn much html, so I am limited to what I can do (html
    :: seems like a never ending learning process)

    The new font / background color scheme is much, much improved. Thanks.

    What purple? You must have changed it. It looks good to me.

  7. Ken M wrote:
    Ok so after more hours editing, what is the opinion now? Might even get
    it's own domain name now! After all the effort I put into it. What do
    you think of "bikeandmoreonline.com"??? Oh yeah and for those that
    commented, thanks for the input.

    Ken
    --
    You never have the wind with you - either it is against you or you're
    having a good day. ~Daniel Behrman, The Man Who Loved Bicycles

    Homepage: http://kcm-home.tripod.com/

  8. Ken M <[email hidden]> wrote:
    :> Ken M wrote:
    :> Ok so after more hours editing, what is the opinion now? Might even
    :> get it's own domain name now! After all the effort I put into it.
    :> What do you think of "bikeandmoreonline.com"??? Oh yeah and for
    :> those that commented, thanks for the input.

    I've been reading up on 'bents! 🙂

  9. Roger Zoul said:

    Ken M <[email hidden]> wrote:
    :> Ken M wrote:
    :> Ok so after more hours editing, what is the opinion now? Might even
    :> get it's own domain name now! After all the effort I put into it.
    :> What do you think of "bikeandmoreonline.com"??? Oh yeah and for
    :> those that commented, thanks for the input.

    I've been reading up on 'bents! 🙂

    Well I am glad someone is using the info / links I have there. Funny
    this whole website started as just a single page with a couple of links
    to a photo album, then I added a "links" page and set my browsers home
    page to that links page, then I added the bikes link page so on and so
    forth. Now it seems like it's to the point where it is more than a
    passing hobby.

    Ken
    --
    You never have the wind with you - either it is against you or you're
    having a good day. ~Daniel Behrman, The Man Who Loved Bicycles

    Homepage: http://kcm-home.tripod.com/

  10. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Ken M said:

    Ken M wrote:
    Ok so after more hours editing, what is the opinion now? Might even get
    it's own domain name now! After all the effort I put into it. What do
    you think of "bikeandmoreonline.com"??? Oh yeah and for those that
    commented, thanks for the input.

    Very nice! I appreciate that it's dial-up friendly.
    If you're thinking of expanding it sometime in the future,
    have you considered adding a "Tips & Tricks" section -- maybe
    something where folks can submit practical solutions and easy
    fixes that they've figured out? Or perhaps interesting ideas
    that you, yourself have heard or read. Stuff like what makes
    good cuesheet holders, or cleaning hands after doing repairs
    in the field.

    But as it stands now, you've done a very good job. I like it.

    I particularly like that the pasta sauce recipe includes olives :-)

    cheers,
    Tom

    --
    -- Nothing is safe from me.
    Above address is just a spam midden.
    I'm really at: tkeats [curlicue] vcn [point] bc [point] ca

  11. Tom Keats said:


    Very nice! I appreciate that it's dial-up friendly.


    Well I find that sites with all the funky graphics and banner adds to be
    annoying. And I am still on dial up too. And I read somewhere that here
    in the U.S. only about 1/3 home internet users have hi-speed connections.

    Quoted message said:

    If you're thinking of expanding it sometime in the future,
    have you considered adding a "Tips & Tricks" section -- maybe
    something where folks can submit practical solutions and easy
    fixes that they've figured out? Or perhaps interesting ideas
    that you, yourself have heard or read. Stuff like what makes
    good cuesheet holders, or cleaning hands after doing repairs
    in the field.


    Now that sounds like a really good idea. That might just be in the works!

    Quoted message said:

    But as it stands now, you've done a very good job. I like it.

    I particularly like that the pasta sauce recipe includes olives :-)


    Aye! I find that that suace is a bit on the spicey side, I like spicey,
    but may have the cut the crushed red peppers in half. Call that recipe a
    work in progress, much like the website.

    Quoted message said:


    cheers,
    Tom

    Ken
    --
    You never have the wind with you - either it is against you or you're
    having a good day. ~Daniel Behrman, The Man Who Loved Bicycles

    Homepage: http://kcm-home.tripod.com/

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