http://mediafetish.com">mediaFetish

Funny, I told myself if I built a blog, even if I had to use somebody else’s design for a while, that I’d post like crazy. Hmmmmm. Funny, but I haven’t. Too busy I guess. I’m going to add some more links and try to get in the habit. Not that anybody reads this or anything, but the habit will be good for me. Actually, recently someone approached me with a potential client referral and I didn’t have a site to give them… fact is, I’ve always been too busy to work on my own site. Until recently. I haven’t been working too much on side projects. Maybe I should post som eof my old stuff just to get it out there…

Help me find Jon

This game looks pretty cool. It’s also nicely designed in flash. Some cool video stuff, too. And I love her accent.

Edit
Definitely go take a look at this. There are several (so far) really interesting sites with clues all over the place as to this guy’s ‘location’. I’m hot on the trail but I’m not giving up any info - there’s a prize!

A List Apart: Articles: Getting Started with Ajax

I gotta get my head wrapped around this Ajax stuff. I’ve done some cool stuff with passing data to an invisible iframe and a Perl script inside it…. but this tutorial shed a little light for me. Check it out.

AJAX Tutorial

Speaking of AJAX - I read this tutorial at W3Schools (great resource) and really started to understand much better.

(Oh, and I’m kinda starting to like this blog thing - you can store stuff you don’t want to forget like a bookmarks folder with notes and such - cool).

Anyway - AJAX. Neato.

lazylaces ::: home

Stumbled on this while looking for clues on the Help Me Find Jon puzzle game… this site is chock full of point and click type puzzle games. It was so hard for me to find even one, and now I find there are tons out there… I want to make one!