When logged in to your journal you will now see a new icon at the bottom of each journal entrie. The icon is an eye. Clicking on this open eye will shut it and hide the journal entry from anyone accept you. This is a great way to store a draft until you are ready to publish it.

>>Posted By: paul

Here we have a troup of child actors sword fighting. It goblins vs knights . . . but the knights havn't drank water in 3 days . . .

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