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Well, I visited your site -wich looks pretty nice- and have some questions; 1) I don't think it's allowed to use the logo of the tv station on a not affiliated website. Although it's obvious it isn't the official site, you can't be to carefull... 2) Why the huge gray 'banner-thing' at the bottom of the page when there's already a orange 'banner-thing' at the right side with adverts? It takes up much space that's useless to the visitor ... and it's not like this website costs you anything, right (I could be wrong here ). 3) Why does the visitor has to register to view the forum and the gallery. This is something I always get irritated about.

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You have a really nice forum there. I agree with the others; a beautiful logo and forum layout. But since it's hard to review a forum by the content/quality, I'll just give my comments on the layout: I don't really like the huge banner/I don't know how to call it, that appears above the posts and beneath the menu when you view a topic. It's a waste of space, just take a look: link to a topic so you can see what I mean. I'm also not so fond on the fact that every post is shown in a some sort of box. But you probably don't understand what I mean by that, I'm to vague . Besides my negative comments, I want to wish you succes with your online community.

Great site! I really like that green/black skin it has. I have only two tiny comments (wich means it's not bad at all ): The different font colors look a bit cheap (don't know how else to describe it). I also think it would be better if you place a little description of your site on the frontpage (you can place it in the welcome box) so it's immediatly clear to visitors what the website is about.Very nice banner btw!

It's actually been a while since I played The Sims 2. I got it right away when it was available in stores, played it like two days and never touched it again. Altough it's a great game, some nice aspects of the first The Sims are left out; there's no real city, only lots that act like they are a "city". And where are those 'cute little' pets? I think that this version (although it's already very complex/extended) is ment to be the next 'expension pack after expension pack' game. First you pay a high price for the game, then when the expension pack comes out with cool features (that are left out in TS2 but already existed in TS) you WANT TO HAVE, you again put lots of money on the counter of your local gamestore. . .It's just the way how EA thinks about The Sims (2). There's a Dutch saying about that (don't know the English version ): Een koe uitmelken.

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I'm using GoLive (for easy css and creating templates), PhotoShop and notepad. I've also used 1st page for a while but switched back to notepad later.But here's another interesting question that (in my opinion) suits in here: Do you check you're carefully (?) created website in all the internet browsers (IE, Firefox, Safari etc)? I don't, but if I come across a computer with a different browser than IE, I probably would check it.

I work with Adobe GoLive (wich is a really good programm btw), I don't know for certain but I think it supports PHP. Altough it's expensive software I can highly recommand it. Just as Downpour said, macromedia dreamweaver will probably suit your demands best.

I do not really have a particular favorite song, so I'll list my favorite songs/music:- Two Worlds (Phil Collins)- The Pitch (from Moulin Rouge)- Your Song (Ewan Mcgregor And Alessandro S)- Where is the love (Black Eyed Peas)These are just some of my (very) long list, I wont bother you with the others .

Well, I'm an outsider -do not live (thank god ) in the usa- but do know something about Bush and Kerry. If you're mad on Bush, I can understand; spending all that money on some shity war and drag some European countries with him to make it look like 'we'/the Europeans support him is crazy. Just think about something fun, like. . .eh. . .Disneyworld?? (something real American if you know what I mean. ^you've got a really good sence of humour

I don't think you'll find anyone who will help you translate all your posts, may sound a bit harsh but who's willing to take the time (sorry ).You could try the following translate websites though:- https://www.freetranslation.com/- http://www.lycos.de/ (http://www.lycos.com/)- or https://www.google.de/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=BwkjVKfAD8uH8QfckIGgCQ&gws_rd=ssl (https://translate.google.com/)The translations delivered by these websites are very basic, but it's a start. I think most people will understand what you're trying to say.

To make your computer (with windows xp) start faster do one or all of the following things:- Delete from time to time all files in the Prefect directory (located in the Windows directory)- Defragment your harddisk once in a while.- Turn of System Restore.- Disable the new visual styles and use that ugly grey one from previous windows.These are not all for making windows start up faster, but also to make it run faster. You could also try to update your BIOS (I think it's called flashing?) if you do not have the latest version already. But note: don't hold me responsible for any problems whatsoever .

Well, it would be cool. But what's next? Google OS? I don't think this is what Google should do. There are already so much browsers with each an other way to display webpages (wich could be kinda fun for those webdesigner geeks). There already is a toolbar wich makes a Google browser a bit useless; why install another browser when you already have one with a Google toolbar. I don't think it will be a big succes, although Google suprised me several times. . .

I agree with everybode else uphere. The images are both a bit to blurry, the background however is nice/better. And do they serve a purpose or just for practise? Anyway, good job for your first ever images, keep on trying!

My favorite website for tutorials: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Has also some nice tutorials for adobe products. But since I use Adobe GoLive, my absolute favorite is http://www.golivecentral.com/. A really helpfull site.