Picture Of My Old Boat
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Update 0013 12 June: Remodel is done for now; please let me know in the comments if the blog doesn't come out right for you now. (For me, it looks fine on Firefox, but a little squirrelly on Internet Explorer -- I had to go down to the "smaller" text size to make it line up right on the top).Update 2234 12 June: Based on the feedback, I changed the header back to the default until my html "skillz" get a little better; I did leave the "description" part in the more readable color and font, and changed the title from all lowercase to mixed (I found how to do that by accident -- it turns out that if you change "lowercase" to "uowercase" in the template, it comes out with normal capitalization -- who'da thunk it?)
Update 2304 12 June: I think I will change my profile pic, though:
This is me standing DOOW on USS Topeka back in 1992...
posted by Bubblehead at 11:35 PM
7 Comments:
Best of luck in your remodel! Great layout idea by the way.
6/12/2006 12:02 AM
Ugh! Why change your old banner?
TSSBP looks a little akward, the picture looks good, but a little too biggish maybe try making it smaller just a tad, and if you do that you might want to change your
font as well. The captioning is a
teeny bit bold as well. But this isn't a critique of your work, its just messin'around, right?
6/12/2006 4:00 PM
I'm going to give some constructive critisicism here and say it sucks. The title of the blog should be on 1 line, not 2, and the picture is what causes this not to happen. So when you remodel, take this into account.
Your most loyal reader(yeah right),
Deepdiver
6/12/2006 9:28 PM
You can tell that pic is authentic because the BQS15 is secured and shrink-wrapped. The new version of that equipment is super high-speed and actually useful...
6/14/2006 12:18 AM
I call any large, expensive and heavy piece of sonar equipment a BQS-15 when its sole function is to hold the Messenger's coffee mug.
6/14/2006 10:57 PM
Hi,
It is good to hear that some of you like the BQS-15 (EC-17 & EC-18). I’m the scientist at ARL:UT who developed the display software for EC-17 and EC-18. I also designed the quad Transputer cards that do most of the signal processing. I would like to know how often you used the 3-D capability, as I put a lot of time into its development. I am retiring soon and therefore not working of EC-19.
George
11/20/2008 4:13 PM
Yeah, but it's not fair being a former nuke having to work on the BQS-15 sonar (actually, just the cover)which i had to do for the sail of my old boat. ...just try getting parts for for the sail of a scrapped 688!
7/16/2012 8:54 AM
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