Mar 31st, 2000 -

Just a couple small changes to the site this time. I've added a counter to the menubar, and the Mind-it link above. Mind-it will track this page for you, and send you an e-mail when I update it.

Lots more stuff is planned, keep watching!

Mar 29th, 2000 -

Bob's done a couple flyers recently for some local bands, including The Trustees of Modern Chemistry (mentioned in yesterdays news), and Bloom Street. Check tomorrows news for mailing list information for these groups. Trustees CDs are on sale now at Better Days records and other local retailers. Bloom Street plans to make CDs of their last few shows available, so be on the lookout for those as well.
      Coffeemonk Design Flaws is now offering its services for commissioned works of art. All shitty ideas will be immediately rejected, so dumbasses who want their wall covered with a bunch of pirated corporate brainwashing aimed at children (or any other such lame-ass little notions like you shit-throwing little fucks come up with while you're daydreaming about whatever it is that you soulless robots think about when you're not glued to the television) may kindly refrain from even bothering to contact us at all. Thank you.

Mar 27th, 2000 -

A day after placing Nathan's page, he sends me his bio! Great minds really do think alike!
      The christ of my confusion e-book has been put on hold for the moment. Seem to be having trouble writing JavaScript that will work cross-platform & cross-browser. I'm investigating the possibility of doing it as a PDF file, or possibly in one of the open e-book formats, once I get the technical info on how to format the damn things. In any event, look for excerpts from the book on our stuff page in the next week or so.
      Bob's friends the Trustees of Modern Chemistry have made a t-shirt out of a flyer he did for one of their recent shows. Thanks guys!

Mar 24th, 2000 -

Things have been quiet for a while, so the day's biggest news is the new interface on the meet the monks page, and the addition of a page for Nathan Steele, which technically isn't finished yet, but what the hey.
     Sadly enough, I am--once again--thinking about a slight redesign for this site.
     Also, in other news, the x:13 design site is coming along nicely.