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Online Strategist + Web Producer in Vancouver, BC. Telemark skier, runner, wannabe of many other nouns ending in -er. I love food and food loves me. Until I EAT IT! Read more
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Category Archives: Web Monkeying
3 Drupal Tips from the Trenches
Building a new site in Drupal is always a learning experience. Whether it’s your first Drupal site, or maybe you’re a seasoned pro but now need to build out a site with some new functionality you haven’t tackled before – … Continue reading →
Web Directions North 2009 – I’ll Be There!
I’ve just signed myself up for Web Directions North – a conference that always features a number of the web industry’s leading experts, and this year will be no different. Well…except for one big difference… Continue reading →
adrianLiem – Redesigned
Every now and then I get this sudden impulse to do the nitty-gritty of web design and development. With my design cap on, I open up Photoshop, Dreamweaver, FireFox, Safari, IE, and iTunes, hunker down and start plugging away at mockups, screenshots, a little tinkering with PHP, CSS, and in this case Javascript and XML. Fortunately the weather cooperated this Labour Day weekend. Overcast clouds and rain are usually the nemesis, but they quickly became my greatest ally in whipping together some new work – the product this weekend: my redesigned site! Continue reading →
A Peek at Yahoo Finance
If you do any sort of investing and take the time to do your own research, at some point in your decision-making process you probably look at a technical chart. In the last couple years there have been some major … Continue reading →
Problems viewing XML in IE?
I’ve been playing around with XML and XSLT and encountered problems when trying to view the XML in IE. This is a problem I’ve noticed before while trying some of the tutorials from W3Schools, and for a long time didn’t … Continue reading →






