Ok, well it took two weeks to get the site up and worked out, primarily due to the fact that I currently reside in a part of the world where dial-up is the only available connection to the internet.  So yes, basically it takes two weeks to get a site online with dial-up.

I have been granted the use of an office that has so-called high-speed internet.  It’s mostly just usable, but I’ve yet to find a connection about which I’ve thought: “Whoah, too fast!”

I have just about finished work on my new website.  It’s all in Flash, because I’m good with Flash, it’s fun to use, it makes the site cooler, and why not?  I did learn a ton about S during this endeavor that took place mostly in the two weeks after school.  I came up with the concept right before finals; it’s the best concept I had come up with so far, which is probably why I went with it.  One of the best parts is, it’s modular so I can add plenty of stuff later or change stuff as I see fit.  That’s pretty common for an HTML site, but Flash sites tend to be self-contained, one-time designs that remain the same until the re-design.

So, you want to know when the site is actually going up?!  Saturday, May 17.  In the morning, or maybe the afternoon.  Be on the lookout.

Well, that’s it.  I was graduated from college Saturday, May 10th.  I made it through, and even though I learned a lot, it isn’t nearly enough.  Currently I’m working on an author’s website, as well as my own.  If anyone has been to my site, they would have seen a placeholder Flash animation that, although fun, does not contain any content.  Soon an all new site will be up that has my portfolio, resume, that kind of stuff.  You’ve been warned.