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Hi, I'm Gareth J M Saunders, 38 years old, 6' 4", married to Jane, father of twins (with another on the way), I'm a priest in the Scottish Episcopal Church and have a passion for Mah Jong, Psion PDAs and web design.
I am employed as the Assistant Information Architect / Web Manager at the University of St Andrews.
My main interests are HTML, CSS (inc. frameworks), jQuery, Information Architecture and Agile development.
Twitter @garethjms- My @AmazonKindle is perfect for reading the latest edition of the free PDF Productive! magazine from @MichaelNozbe
- Amazon Kindle 3G – initial impressions: On Tuesday my Amazon Kindle 3G + Wi-Fi arrived. And there was much rejoici... http://bit.ly/c0r2Wn
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Monthly Archives: June 2008
A successful day
Here’s my video blog post from Seesmic today. And before anyone comments: yes, I know that I showed the navigation example on Opera 9.5 and not Internet Explorer. Trust me, it works on IE too!
Photos
My Mum holding me in early 1972. Scanned from a positive film. There’s a scene in the film Bruce Almighty where Bruce’s girlfriend complains that Bruce has no interest in her current relationship-oriented project of collating an album of shared … Continue reading
Jiig-Cal and BBC Scotland
This is a Seesmic post that I made this evening about an email I got from BBC Scotland about this blog post from 2005: My JIIG-CAL results from 1985. According to the BBC journalist who contacted me “the story will … Continue reading
Firebug bug
Today I spotted a bug with Firebug 1.2.0b3 in Firefox 3.0. Here’s what I posted to the Firebug Google Group: I’ve just upgraded to Firefox 3.0 (on Windows XP Pro) and have installed Firebug 1.2.0b3 but I’m having an issue … Continue reading
My Seesmic debut
Today I made my internet debut on Seesmic: the video conversation website. I remember someone leaving a comment ages ago when they heard my voice on an MP3 file saying that it kind of freaked them out to hear me … Continue reading
WW2 tunnel on WWW
Photograph from Unseen Jersey I remember as a child one of my ambitions was to dig a full-size World War I trench in the front garden. Understandably my parents wouldn’t let me, and to be honest I really didn’t have … Continue reading
The Strepsils Strike Back
While watching Star Wars Episode V “The Empire Strikes Back” the other day I noticed for the first time that the Rebel commanders on Hoth all have little packets of Strepsils throat lozenges pinned to their jackets. I guess if … Continue reading