October 2, 2008
Episode XV: A New Home
Hello there, my friends, and welcome to our new
website! The blog at LiveJournal was okay, but it didn't offer me the kind
of flexibility that I want. There's a lot of big things to come for this
site in the next few months. My little sister Melissa came up to me and
asked if she could design the layout of the site, and I was more than happy
to pass it off to her. All the writing and stuff, that's still mine. But the
overall design is hers. It's pretty nice, eh?
So, being that this is a brand new site, there are probably a few little kinks that need to be worked out. Maybe there's some links that don't go anywhere, or there's missing pictures? If you find anything like that, email me and let me know.
First
of all, go and check the Links section out. There's a lot of pretty awesome
Humber and NASA websites there. Humber College has a lot of really awesome
reporters and journalists working for the various media outlets, so I
strongly suggest checking them out. Both the
Humber Daily Planet and
Humber Life have released articles
regarding our project so far, and as soon as I get permission from the
appropriate people, I will either link to them or re-post them here.
Honestly, though, check out some of the other stuff in our Links section.
You won't be disappointed!
Second, there's still a little more work to do. The Bio section, for instance, isn't up yet.
Last, on a more personal note, I would like to dedicate this website to the memory of my grandfather, who passed away in March after a long battle with cancer. I always wanted him to be proud of me, and this project will be my way of paying tribute to him. Ti amo, Nonno.
Episode XIV: Getting Closer
So, being that this is a brand new site, there are probably a few little kinks that need to be worked out. Maybe there's some links that don't go anywhere, or there's missing pictures? If you find anything like that, email me and let me know.
First
of all, go and check the Links section out. There's a lot of pretty awesome
Humber and NASA websites there. Humber College has a lot of really awesome
reporters and journalists working for the various media outlets, so I
strongly suggest checking them out. Both the
Humber Daily Planet and
Humber Life have released articles
regarding our project so far, and as soon as I get permission from the
appropriate people, I will either link to them or re-post them here.
Honestly, though, check out some of the other stuff in our Links section.
You won't be disappointed!Second, there's still a little more work to do. The Bio section, for instance, isn't up yet.
Last, on a more personal note, I would like to dedicate this website to the memory of my grandfather, who passed away in March after a long battle with cancer. I always wanted him to be proud of me, and this project will be my way of paying tribute to him. Ti amo, Nonno.
Episode XIV: Getting Closer