Here is some text for you to read. I created this page originally to house the
clickable IPA chart which is
really cool and you should check it out
for real. But as long as I've got this little
online slice of life going, I figured well why not unleash a delicious commingling of
pleasing graphic sensibility and
miscellaneous profound content on the world? Indeed.
So here you go. All these pages have been coded by hand through a process of self-instruction on
web design and are now pretty much up to XHTML and CSS standards.
As far as specifics go, well, the
links page
gives you a lot of cool links in different
categories that happen to be the pitstops on the proverbial information superhighway that
I particularly enjoy buying the proverbial coffee and going to the proverbial bathroom at.
The
thoughts page is
(well, is getting to be) a dive into various areas of deep
interest for me. Go
there if you feel like digging into the
shady subject of what goes on in my mind,
or if you are
actually really interested in stuff like applied phonetics, type design & appreciation, topology,
the unusual things that determine my tastes in music, and so on.
I have also made a page specifically about
nitpicky things
in phonetics that bother me and that I want something done about.
The
pictures page may eventually become a webcomic or something
really internetty like that but for now it doesn't even
have anything on it so I really wouldn't bother
trying to go there. There is a page on
running where
you can find
maps and descriptions of
Williamstown running routes that I like to do,
there is another page where I suggest
things for you
to listen to,
and there are some
results of surveys that I
took online somewhere.
The Switzerland report is a large PDF full of pretty
pictures and words about the independent summer study I
did in Switzerland
on the country's
rural built environment.
Finally, if you want to see the
great-looking stylesheet
that I use for these pages,
here it is.
That is all. Except that I urgently need you to (1) read the Postscript if you want to or
(2) not read the Postscript if you don't want to.