Here we are at the artvoice festival. It's pretty rockin' but slightly more commercial than I remembered it being. It might just be that I fogot about all the vendors.



Here is (e:terry) in the crowd and the painting wall. The painting wall is some sort of collaborative art experience where participants each paint one square of the larger canvas. You can then purchase you square. We have one hanging at the 567 that (e:matthew) painted at the Hallwalls festival at the peer a couple years back.



>>Posted By: paul

A student once told me (when I was a TA), that misspellings and general English mayhem were an artform, a way for him to express himself.. ;-)

>>Posted By: ajay

I spent about a week developing the spell check system suggested by (e:hodown) [inlink]hodown,23[/inlink] during February Feedback [inlink]news,172[/inlink] and according to my counters, just about nobody ever uses it. It really does a good job. It checks the spelling, looks for a suggestion on google and in the local dictionary, allow you to add new words for everyone else, and even to check the words at dictionary.com. All using the spell check interface.

Maybe you guys don't know about it. Or maybe, spell check is just for nerds, hahaha.

>>Posted By: paul

Here are some fun facts about the period from rom 6/20/04 at 23:47 to 6/22/04 at 22:40. In just short of 48 hours:

There has been 62 journal postings. That's 31 postings per day.

The gallery has been visited 29 times.

The image library has been visted 27 times.

We have received 11 entires via email. Go chris and Paul.

The journal Status page has been checked 27 times

The random button has been clicked 37 times

The RSS newsfeed has been accessed 100 times - go Rachel and Chris

The spell check has been accessed 10 times.

One person turned their journal into a ransom note using the ransom note feature.

Everything below here is for all of June:
So far 2.85 GB of data was sent out

Sunday is the busiest day averaging 158.63 MB per Sunday

Visitor's Monitor Size -
3959 visits with 1280 x 1024
3764 visits with 1024 x 768
2835 visits with 1920 x 1200 (That's my laptop, I hope they are not all just me)
1672 visits with 800 x 600 (liz?)

81.5% Windows
13.7 Macintosh
2.4% Linux
The clincher (20 visits from a dreamcast)

62.7% Internet Explorer Windows
28.1% Mozilla Firefox
4.8% Safari (I might drop Sarafi support for OS X support. Get firefox.)
2.8% Netscape

What are people searching for that takes them here?

Mostly elmwood strip but believe it or not also Lesbians on ectascy, pelican boardwalk boogie, and the painted ladies music buffalo, and krispy kream calendar

In May 2004 we had 10 hits from government sites and 36 hits from military sites. They downloaded a total of 300kb, which is not very much. As of June 2004 they are gone.

>>Posted By: paul >>Updated By: paul >>Updated By: paul >>Updated By: paul

Some guy started a company called JP Kreations that makes some really neat bikes. Unfortunately, I could only capture these low-res sidekick pics cause I did not bring the digital cam.

I talked to the guy who made the bikes and he said he will be opening a store near elmwood and allen. He also said he has a website but it's not up yet. If you are him, and you are reading this, you should keep a journal about the progress of your art and business.







in response to this article i would like to say i
would be more than happy to update this site as
often as i can! THANX TO ALL WHO ENJOY THE ART OF MY WORK!! JP KREATIONS

>>Posted By: jpkreations >>Updated By: jpkreations >>Updated By: jpkreations