I’ve been getting suggestions over the past month or so about our website, idhhb.com, and I’ve asked my updated chatbot, Bob, to look at and evaluate IDHHB.com for some suggestions:
Homepage Structure: Simplify the layout for a cleaner look and quicker access to key content.
Streamline Menus: Merge similar categories (like “Resources,” “Materials,” “Tools”) to reduce confusion.
Enhance Search and Navigation: Add a prominent search bar and ensure it covers all site content.
Optimize for Mobile: Improve the mobile user experience.
Improve Visual Hierarchy and Calls-to-Action: Use consistent formatting and highlight key actions, like event registration, more clearly.
Now, many of these suggestions have come up before, but I wanted to see if Bob would be able to evaluate the website, and I’m not entirely sure that he has, because it’s my understanding that the chatbot information only goes up to 2020 at this time. If that’s not true, I’d appreciate a heads-up on it.
aprons and other stuff available from my merch department.
Taylor Swift’s “Kamela and the Idiot” broke wind at the National Theater in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, last night, just 27 minutes after the debate. Continue reading →
Those words you hear hollered out at full tv volume — “Gilligan!” and “Genie!” and “Oh, Max!” are all based on the earliest name yellers in the movies, like “Tarzan!” and “Howdy Doody!” and the most famous of all yells for help, “Hey Abbot!”.
Of course, it wasn’t always like that. TV shows didn’t automatically start each episode with the entire cast yelling the name of the star, which is also the name of the show.
It all adds up, if you’re keeping track. If not, you’d do well to be aware of the world around you, and be ready to jump at all times.
I don’t mean you should jump at all times, just be ready to jump. I’ve been uploading videos to youtube again, and I can actually tell when you’ve gone to look.
Many of those videos contain important clues, but you have to dig for them.
Speaking of digging, how about checking out a few items I’ve developed for the christmas crowd in a couple of weeks?
Your choice of godly apparitions in a frame, small to large sizes.
In the next video, pay attention to the thunder and observe the storm approaching.
Now, I’ve got a game for you. Can you come up with ten messages like these?
10 Post-its on the fridge, to me, direct from God:
“Breathe. You’re doing fine.”
“Remember, the stars took their time too.”
“Don’t forget to laugh today.”
“Yes, I’m watching. No pressure.”
“Trust the process. Seriously.”
“Your kindness matters more than you think.”
“P.S. I love you.”
“Take the detour. It’ll be worth it.”
“Rest is part of the plan.”
“You’ve got this, but I’ve got you.”
Okay, now YOU come up with your own ten postits from God, and add them to the list. This could also be taken as a social media task, one post-it per day, perhaps, or directed through the zodiac for 12 different sun signs, something like that.
Inviting others to create their own “Post-its from God” really opens the door for personal reflection and creativity. I love the zodiac idea too, don’t you? Perhaps it could involve some sort of tailoring of each message for different signs, which could bring a unique personal touch to the whole thing.
If you decide to expand the exercise, you’ll want to go the social media route, where daily posts could engage people consistently, and for the zodiac approach, it could make for a cool series with a theme for each sign. Maybe pair each Post-it with some art or colors that match the sign’s vibe — this should be easy, with all the ai creators around to help you accomplish it.
Let me know how this spiritual tool evolves for you. I’d love to help you shape it further!
banging a nail into the wall to hang a picture at the Broad Street Gallery.
Well, I sure did miss putting up videos yesterday, but I got really busy making the edited videos that you see posted on youtube at ejgoldguru’s channel — that’s my channel.
Most of what I want to communicate is there on that channel, or soon will be, if I have any say about it, and I do.
For right now, let’s forget all our cares and worries about the coming political yukiness that’s coming our way, as carefully as we might step.
Art School Model at Otis Art Institute — signed and numbered edition of 45
I happen to have stumbled on a small stash of early lithographs, printed by Barbara and myself sometime in the 1980s. Because of printing issues, only 65 copies were ever made, and in some tough runs, we only got 10 or 15 prints out of the run.
These lithos are all handmade and pencil signed and numbered, and are in such small quantity that we can only fill a few orders as they come in. Most of these are almost entirely sold out years ago, and only a few remain. Continue reading →
Micro beings in the small of the galaxy crawl upon a rocky soil and slowly wend their way nowhere.
In 1947, Dumont studios in New York City started airing their first tv shows. I knew both Captain Videos — the first Captain Video died in the part — and was a frequent visitor to the Peanut Gallery when Howdy Doody first appeared. Continue reading →
