Apparently, if a page is not part of the navigation menu on the left, it doesn't get visited.  Nobody visits the torontomike.com Sitemap to learn that other pages exist.  Out of sight, out of mind I suppose. As a result, I just added a couple of pages to the

I'm going to start something new.  I've created a Guest Blog Submission Page as part of this website.  Should you have something you'd like to express to a mass audience, you can use torontomike.com as your forum. It's easy like Sunday morning. Click here and rant, attack, bloviate, declare,

I fondly recall a time when having four new messages in my inbox meant receiving four pieces of communiqué I actually wanted.  I don't think I've experienced this sensation since the '90s.  My personal email address has become a target for unwanted solicitation for everything from fake diplomas to penile

I'm proud to declare that all pages within torontomike.com conform to the W3C XHTML 1.0 standard. That means these web pages are now full-fledged XML documents, which can be validated using any XML parser.  Go ahead and click that XHTML 1.0 logo to the left and see

The World Wide Web Consortium specifies the standards for HTML 4.01.  Their MarkUp Validation Service will actually check your HTML code for conformance to W3C Recommendations and other standards.  As a hand-coder who takes pride in the tidiness of his HTML and CSS, I wanted my code to be

torontomike.com has pretty much looked the same for about seven months now. As you may have noticed, things have changed. This front page is now the Blog.  Instead of posting just the odd thought or rant, I'll update this Blog every time I add a new picture, video, ticket

I've been maintaining this website for about four years now.  I tweak it just about every day, always in pursuit of the unattainable perfection I once read about in an Archie comic.  I've cleaned up the front page by eliminating the border and reducing the highlighted pieces to four.  Simplify,