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Eripa Design and Gallery - Newsletter April 2004A few changes to add a personal touch. This months changes, although minor, lead way to a more intimate setting giving Eripa guests a more detailed look at the staff. As
a family run business Eripa wants to share it's ideas and accomplishments
with all of our guests. Recently, as part of our new interactive section
installation, we have added personal Blog
pages in which we intend to rant, think, and share. As with all blogs
each one will be different. They will be both personal and work related.
I currently have my own ideas about the art of having a yard sale posted
at: A
news archive of information. Out of respect for those visiting our
site for the first time, we want to flaunt what we have accomplished in
the past. Our new Newsletter archives are now available online within
our interactive section. Although non subscribers are not afforded the
luxury of a personally written monthly email filled with information and
changes to visit and explore. The newsletter, with a few link enhancements,
will provide a detailed record of the evolution of Eripa.com at: Experimental
sound changes. A new group of experimental sounds are uploaded and
ready to hear or download to your computer. A fresh set of close to 50MB
of music will continue to rotate with each passing month. I believe there
is still another CD Roch produced that I am missing but I'll have to check
with him as to it's whereabouts. Enjoy the new selections at: Still on the drawing table. Yes that message board is coming soon and the games as well. Due to circumstances beyond my controll (aka. Life) these projects did not get the attention they deserve. Currently I am self teaching, cgi scripting with perl, php, and contemplating css or xml for a more dynamic approach. I already have a wealth of websites with info and scripts to copy or borrow free but that is not as empowering as learning yourself. Feel free to leave your feedback, comments and suggestions in an email to webmaster@eripa.com. We accept all constructive criticism and try to adapt to meet the needs of all of our visitors. Happy Mothers Day to all this Sunday 5/9/04. Christine
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