I totally dig the new layout. I particularly love the photo (WeatherGeek-ness activate!), & the little squigglies next to the Negative. Kinda looks like a face.
1. New layout: I like it too. I feel I can stretch out here. Hehe.
2. Photo: That's from last fall's ice storm. I thought it was pretty cool. I took a bunch, and Michele took a bunch, but that was the best that I took--I think.
3. The "squigglies" are actually the signs in symbolic logic for negative and bracketing. So it really means "It is not the case that I am not negative" or some such.
I was wondering about the tildas. As a math/science person the tilda means "approximately or approaching", referring to an estimate or an asymptotic relationship. But I figured it was some sort of "logic" symbol given the context.
I will take my comments link on the bottom of the post, but its your place, so serve'em however you see fit.
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I totally dig the new layout. I particularly love the photo (WeatherGeek-ness activate!), & the little squigglies next to the Negative. Kinda looks like a face.
Oh, & so far I am a fan of the content too. =)
Heh. Let's deal with these one at a time:
1. New layout: I like it too. I feel I can stretch out here. Hehe.
2. Photo: That's from last fall's ice storm. I thought it was pretty cool. I took a bunch, and Michele took a bunch, but that was the best that I took--I think.
3. The "squigglies" are actually the signs in symbolic logic for negative and bracketing. So it really means "It is not the case that I am not negative" or some such.
4. I'm glad you like the content. I do, too.
On short posts the comments at the top are ok. But on long posts, not so much.
Just my opinion, though, and I'm lazy 101% of the time.
I was wondering about the tildas. As a math/science person the tilda means "approximately or approaching", referring to an estimate or an asymptotic relationship. But I figured it was some sort of "logic" symbol given the context.
I will take my comments link on the bottom of the post, but its your place, so serve'em however you see fit.
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