RSS – Real Simple Syndication. It’s a way for me to publish my blog entries (but it could be anything really) that can be read by another site for inclusion into their pages. One example might be a news site that publishes an RSS feed so that you can include the latest headlines in a small box on the side of your main page.
Day: July 20, 2005
Lori’s Graduation Ceremony
It’s official. Lori now has a degree – a B.A. (Hons) Fine Arts. The graduation ceremony was today and it took less time than I thought it would. It was held in the Royal Concert Hall in Nottingham city centre and inside it was absolutely packed with all the students in the bottom level and everyone else upstairs.
Harry Potter (again)
Well, the latest book in the Harry Potter series has been out for a few days. I actually heard about it in a podcast I was listening to on Saturday morning (16th July) whilst on my way to Tesco for some groceries. I went into Tesco and right in front of the entrance was a huge pallet full of copies of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince being sold for a mere £7.97. I was going to order a copy from Amazon but figured since I was there anyway and it was quite a reasonable price I might as well get it from Tesco.
Targetted advertising
Thought I’d put my Google Adsense code into a couple of my old web games to see what they come up with…
Rock, Paper, Scissors – a web version of the classic game.
Throw a snowball – Seasonal script that lets you throw snowballs at people over email.
The adverts on the rock paper scissors page were for wrapping paper and the snowball ads appear to be for a C/C++ programming service and an online shoe shop.