"I've Been Mislead!!"
No no no. Indeed not. If you came to this site from a keyword search that listed visual simulations, interactive presentations, 3d modeling, renderings, web design, etc., fret not. Just
click here and you'll be taken to Archifects.com.
That is my business site and you will find great things there.
Now this site "The Ranch" is a re-birth of a site I've owned for a long time. Back in 1994 I bought Castle Ranch Communications and learned the web business. Well now Archifects runs the business and here, at the Ranch, I plan to add some fun graphics, talk about my passions, and just have some fun with web development. So sit back, browse, order up any selections from our menu and if you like what you see, drop me a line! Do stop back often, I'm basically under construction and will be adding things almost daily.
Dreaming about somewhere warm and tropical.
With warm weather setting into Denver I've got the itch to set up at a Tiki Bar. This place will do!
Looks like the "Monsoon" weather in Colorado may be over 6-17-09
The morning run was very productive. Ran into a few of the regulars on the path and they all have dogs, so my Coach, Logan Doggie, was preoccupied and paid little attention to me. Have a great day where ever you live and give thanks for the good things in your life.
Ranch Man, Your site looks funky in my browser, tell me what to do to make it better!
First you need to update to a browser from the 21st century. I prefer Mozilla Firefox, it doesn't have near the weird bugs Internet Explorer has and is much safer. But if you want to use IE at least update to version 7.0. Internet Explorer 6 and especially 5 have so many bugs it's almost impossible to design for them. So if you are using IE 5, this site will look funky (as will most others because of the new design standards). You owe it to yourself if you are a web surfing hound to upgrade because web sites will look better and the newer versions plugged a few more holes. ( The ranch has been bugged tested for IE7) Also set your monitor for at least 1024 x 768 pixels. You'll have a much better browsing experience not only at the Ranch, but just in general also.
Oh and FYI, if you visit a site often, it's always a good idea to refresh your browser and browser cache. That'll make sure you're seeing the latest greatest