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23 Jul 02 - 11:39 AM (#753062) Subject: Catters websites From: Hawker Perhaps this has already been done, if so I apologise, but having just completed my very first website, which I am proud of 'cos I did it all myself, I wondered if any of you catters would like to share your websites with us, so we can all take a peek, and know a little bit more about who we are communicating with! Mine is: click here Hope that works! I look forward to seeing your creations too, bet they are better than my effort, but we all gotta start somewhere! Cheers, Lucy |
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23 Jul 02 - 11:43 AM (#753064) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Sorcha Nice place, Lucy! |
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23 Jul 02 - 11:44 AM (#753066) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: IanC Here's mine Ian |
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23 Jul 02 - 11:54 AM (#753071) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: GUEST Not bad, Lucy A suggestion, don't put all the text in bold. It's harder to read Oh yes, and lose the background on the home page. For a first effort, it's pretty good! |
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23 Jul 02 - 12:05 PM (#753083) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: aussiebloke G'day Lucy Like you said - gotta start somewhere... Next one will be better, and the one after that better still... I learned a new word from your site - toxopholy! Visit my site to learn about lagerphones, and the noble and ancient sport of pole-hanging. Click here aussiebloke
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23 Jul 02 - 12:22 PM (#753098) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: GUEST Nice site, aussiebloke but, please, please, please get rid of the stupid javascript that causes the cursor to be followed by an alphanumeric trail. It's very old hat, very annoying, means the page takes longer to load and has no redeeming qualities whatsoever. All it says is "hey, i'm cool! I can use javascript" To which the reader thinks, "twat" OK? Good site, I like it |
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23 Jul 02 - 12:45 PM (#753110) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: aussiebloke G'day GUEST... Isn't it wonderful how the good Lord, in his (or perhaps her) infinite wisdom chose to make us all a little different? aussiebloke |
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23 Jul 02 - 12:53 PM (#753121) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Kim C Kim C's website |
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23 Jul 02 - 12:55 PM (#753125) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: hesperis www.serpent-goddess.com - I'm updating the music downloads today. |
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23 Jul 02 - 12:59 PM (#753126) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: MMario aussiebloke - much as I hate to agree with our faceless "friend" - he/she/it has a point. Especially for those people who are trying to view your site over a dial-up connection - that one feature ALONE would probably prevent many of them from being able to see your site in a reasonable length of time. |
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23 Jul 02 - 01:27 PM (#753142) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: aussiebloke G'day MMario - I'm always up for learning something... The codes in question account for only 6kb in a 13kb page - plus graphics another 13kb - making the loading of the whole page a total of 26kb. Does 6kb of Javascript really make such an appreciable difference to loading times? cheers aussiebloke |
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23 Jul 02 - 01:35 PM (#753150) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: GUEST,McGrath of Harlow The Profiles facility of Mudcat - in Members Photos and Info, under Quick Links - is a good place to put a link to websites that is going to be there permanently, and therefore easier to access.
Clever stuff, much more sophisticated than mine, Kevin and Lucy - though I've got some sound files (RealAudio), which I imagine you'll start having some time. "Hesperus" looks intriguing, but I found it a bugger to read - I always do with the white on black pages.
Those trails on aussieblokes' site are only on the index. Most of it's straightforward, which I like. No frames, so far as I could see, which I'm all for. As my own sites indicate. Here they are:
The Moving Finger - mostly listings of local folk activities
The Moving Finger Songbag - songs, mostly mine. And here's my songs site. |
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23 Jul 02 - 01:38 PM (#753153) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Hawker Aussie Bloke! I play the lagerphone myself! see wedding shot on page about cavaliersband! Cheers, Lucy |
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23 Jul 02 - 01:46 PM (#753159) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: MMario unfortunatly yes, aussiebloke. |
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23 Jul 02 - 01:53 PM (#753165) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Clinton Hammond Hey Hawker... not a half bad start... it's a hell of a lot better than my first web site, I'll tell ya that for nothing! LOL!!! If ya wanna check my current mess out it's HERE But that place is in serious need of an overhaul... I'm lucky if the gigs page is up to date... ;-)
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23 Jul 02 - 03:45 PM (#753237) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: cyder_drinker My Flutes have a web page to themselves, as does my Bodhrán, and all the Sessions I take 'em to. |
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23 Jul 02 - 05:34 PM (#753311) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: chordstrangler mickeymacconnell.com |
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23 Jul 02 - 06:06 PM (#753336) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Musicman looking good lucy.. nice start.... my attempts are: Shutterfly Website for my niece and her family band......
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23 Jul 02 - 07:41 PM (#753382) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Alice My site has gone through many revisions since first being added to a Mudcat thread. Now here: Alice Flynn, art and music. |
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23 Jul 02 - 07:50 PM (#753387) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull hello ebery body, i have got a website now , it was free from lycos , it is johnevans @ tripod @lycos .com or sumthing klike that, have a look if you like, i to drumk to makr one od them clixk here thinds, but i might make one tommoorrow.john |
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23 Jul 02 - 07:52 PM (#753390) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: GUEST,Marion I haven't had a chance to check out the websites listed here yet, but wanted to remind everyone of the Folk Musicians/Songwriters Permathread: http://www.mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=23176 If your website is about your music, add a link to it in the permathread, and it'll be added to the first section of the list during the next update. Marion |
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23 Jul 02 - 07:55 PM (#753393) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: George Seto - af221@chebucto.ns.ca I have mine: |
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23 Jul 02 - 07:56 PM (#753396) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: McGrath of Harlow And once again, why not use the Mudcat Resources? - the Profiles and the photos and so forth. No need to be so shy. |
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23 Jul 02 - 08:03 PM (#753403) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull didanybody lok at my websute yet? |
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23 Jul 02 - 08:55 PM (#753432) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Hawker Hi, This is fun! Thanks to all for the compliments, and constructive tips, I will see what I can do! Ian C - great site yourself, will be spending some time there! Aussie Bloke, nice lagerphones, good site! Kim C great clothes! nice song (black flower) Serpent Goddess - WOW! I will have to spend some time there too! Mc Grath, good sites, useful! have to spend a little more time there! Clinton, I have vcisited your site before, LOVE the denim background, and the jewellery! Also love your naughty page, man with my sense of humour! GREAT! Cyder drinker, nice idesa to have all those sites, couldn't they just be pages on one site, making it all together in one place? Alice, Your art is beautiful really enjoyable! Others, Have not had time to look yet, am tired, have been out with Tarka Morris side this evening and I am exhausted just watching! catch up tomorrow! Cheers, Lucy |
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23 Jul 02 - 09:09 PM (#753439) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: CarolC Nice thread Lucy.
Here's mine. I apologize for the pop-ups. Some day I may upgrade to the service that doesn't have them.
http://www.geocities.com/squeezemusette/ This is my first attempt also. I think of it as more of a photo gallery than a website, which accounts for the lack of text. I'll probably include some favorite links eventually, though. |
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23 Jul 02 - 09:10 PM (#753440) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: khandu John in Hull, I would love to visit your site, but I cannot get there with the URL you gave. Please let us know the correct one. khandu |
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23 Jul 02 - 10:04 PM (#753464) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: alison my one is here slainte alison |
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23 Jul 02 - 10:17 PM (#753470) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Malcolm Douglas I don't have a personal site (I find my own life very interesting, but I doubt if anyone else would), but I do run a couple of sites for organisations I'm involved with. folk-network.com belongs to the South Riding Folk Network, and is intended as an information resource, so it's mostly text. I didn't build the original site, so the appearance doesn't reflect my own ideas about design, but I've added a lot of content since taking it over. I intend eventually to take it out of frames, but that's going to involve quite a lot of re-designing, so it isn't likely to happen soon; the constant struggle to keep what's there already reasonably up-to-date is enough just now. There's also yorkshire-folk-arts.com, this time belonging to Yorkshire Folk Arts. This one I did actually design myself (except for the logo), with the intention of keeping it very simple and clear. It should display in whatever font the viewer's browser uses as a default. Just a very small one as yet, and with no photos for the time being; we should soon have a development worker, though, who I hope will be adding content and perhaps some design input as well. There's always a risk that I might have to advertise for work in the future, though, so I have a domain name registered in case I need it. Meanwhile, it turns out that I have work samples online that I've only just discovered; though they're rough scans from old copies of Oink! comic of some 16 years ago (my style has moved on a bit since then!) when I was still working as J.T. Dogg. They're at Rob Sedgebeer's site: Oink! Online: The Streethogs (first series). There's other stuff lurking about out there, too, but I'm not sure where. |
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23 Jul 02 - 10:35 PM (#753475) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Malcolm Douglas I hadn't realised how difficult it is to navigate Rob's site; rather less than intuitive! For what it's worth, the second link above would be more appropriately Streethogs Special. |
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23 Jul 02 - 10:39 PM (#753477) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: katlaughing Wow, Malcolm! excellent work...would love to see some of your more recent, too! Alison, Rosie looks beautiful and so do you. What pretty dresses! Alice, I really like what you've done with your website, but I miss the pix of your gardens.:-) This is a great thread...a lot of fun to see what everyone has done. Great stuff! Thanks, ya'll, kat |
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23 Jul 02 - 11:20 PM (#753485) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Robin2 What fun! I've enjoyed looking at everyone's sites. Mine is at Robin |
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24 Jul 02 - 07:55 AM (#753608) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Aidan Crossey Pay The Reckoning, my own contribution to the cause of traditional Irish music (and other stuff). |
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24 Jul 02 - 08:18 AM (#753621) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Mr Red cresby.com for all thats folkie in my area. |
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24 Jul 02 - 09:04 AM (#753643) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: nickp As musician and webmaster for a danceteam I have to offer www.bluefields.org.uk
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24 Jul 02 - 09:26 AM (#753655) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: John P John Peekstok |
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24 Jul 02 - 09:31 AM (#753662) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: John P Trying again . . . JP |
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24 Jul 02 - 09:48 AM (#753670) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: C-flat I've really enjoyed looking in at all these sites but my favourite so far is chordstranglers'. Some beautiful music there! As Mr. MacConnell didn't provide a blue-clicky I'll take the liberty of supplying one HERE You've just gained another fan, Chordstrangler. |
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24 Jul 02 - 09:50 AM (#753676) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: C-flat I'll try that again....Click here? |
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24 Jul 02 - 10:01 AM (#753682) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: GUEST,maryrrf Here's mine. Pretty simple but I'm not all that complicated myself! |
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24 Jul 02 - 11:49 AM (#753764) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Jim Krause Here's mine. And here's another with three crazy phoaks I hang out with. I'm still working, slowly, on the stringband webpage. So cut me some slack. Jim |
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24 Jul 02 - 01:15 PM (#753802) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Justa Picker Here. |
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24 Jul 02 - 04:53 PM (#753966) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Kim C Great sites, everyone, and thanks to all who visited mine as well. Alison, you make me miss my short hair! But if I cut it off again, I'd miss my long hair, so there you go. I guess the hair is always greener on the .... no, wait... the grass is always longer.... I'll have to come back to that one...... Jim Krause, when do you ever get to Nashville? |
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24 Jul 02 - 05:10 PM (#753979) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Jeremiah McCaw My site: www.jeremiah.ca and the band of which I am proudly a part: www.spooky-moon.com
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24 Jul 02 - 05:31 PM (#753991) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Gareth Some Catters will have seen this, and I don't pretend any artistic values, but constructive comments will be welcomed. CLICK HERE Now this is political and a site I edit on behalf of a political party. Again objective comments would be appreciated on style, ease of Navigation, etc. The snide and subjective comments I get anyway, usually ill spelt and calling me a "trater" etc. BTW I went for ease of loading, and viewing, rather than to win arts council plaufits Click 'Ere Gareth |
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24 Jul 02 - 06:01 PM (#754001) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: GUEST,Dale Mine rarely gets updated, and the opening page least of all, so I can't even say that it is "work in progress" anymore. Still, there are some things there to recommend it.
The page labeled Test! Test! has some photographs of a rather random lot of musicians, some quite rare. The one labeled The Extra Page has a few sound files that may be of interest. The remainder are clearly labeled, and contain a hodge podge of lyrics, sheet music and sound files for the songs mentioned. Mostly, they were put up in response (and linked) to mentions here at Mudcat, though a couple were not. If you question the size of some of the music jpgs, that is because I intended them to be of reasonable quality for printing out.
I'd say that the one entitled A Little Talk (recorded by Ernest Phipps and his Holiness Singers in 1928) would be a good example of what you'll find there, though I see that I have an outdated link to the Thoro Harris biography. Need to fix that ~~ someday. Well, having made all my apologies, here it is. Good Old Songs Now excuse me while I go exploring at some of the other sites. |
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24 Jul 02 - 06:15 PM (#754007) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: GUEST,Les B(UK) Hi, I've got 3 websites none of them about me, thankfully. Bothy Folk Club, Southport Argarmeles Clog Dancers Southport Swords (Longsword) It's all good fun, honest. Les Brown |
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24 Jul 02 - 06:20 PM (#754010) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: GUEST,Les B(uk) Thats a good ad, I don't think. My link didn't work. Try again, Southport Swords (longsword) and just for good measure http://www.southportswords.org.uk Les |
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24 Jul 02 - 09:07 PM (#754119) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: aussiebloke Here are a couple more: Top End Folk Club I'm Hon. Sec. of this Folk Club Murphy and friends I'm percussionist with this mob... Good on you Lucy, play that lagerphone loud - you can never have too much percussion! Lagerphone players of the world unite! aussiebloke |
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25 Jul 02 - 12:21 AM (#754198) Subject: RE: Catters websites From: Seamus Kennedy Dammit, I've gotta learn the blue clicky! www.seamus-kennedy.com. Thanks, Seamus |