Archive: December 2009
The first noteable modification I made to my Toyota Celica back in '07 was replacing the EUDM taillights with the late model JDM taillights. They really make for a more modern look when compared to the original units.Click to view "Toyota Celica JDM rear lights" December 31, 2009 Toyota Celica JDM rear lights 0 0 4
A while ago I decided to change the indicators on the front bumper of the Celica. This meant removing the old amber-colored lenses and replacing them with new clear lenses. As my Celica is from the 6th generation before the facelift there are no retail replacement options for clear indicator lenses.Click to view "Protocast clear indicator lenses" December 30, 2009 Protocast clear indicator lenses 0 0 5
This is what I gave my father this Christmas, a fully functioning model of a stirling engine. A stirling engine works on the pressure differences caused by temperature differences between bodies of gas/air. This model is a small-scale beta stirling engine.
Click to view "Kontax S90 stirling Engine" December 27, 2009 Kontax S90 stirling Engine 0 1 1
Just a quick post to wish you all a merry Christmas, and a thank all of you who have visited my website this year!Click to view "Merry Christmas" December 25, 2009 Merry Christmas 0 0 1
Winter has come to the Netherlands, yesterday was the first day with temperatures below freezing.I always love the visual effect of frost on plants. So I decided to capture it on camera.
Click to view "A touch of frost" December 15, 2009 A touch of frost 0 0 3
Click to view "Simple random text generator in PHP" December 8, 2009 Simple random text generator in PHP 0 0 0
For this blog I created a menu with drop-down menus. I'm not ashamed to admit the main inspiration for the menu was DannyChoo.com. I did however set out to build this menu by my own design, without the aid of JavaScript, it should be (X)HTML & CSS valid and be as compact as possible.
Click to view "Valid cross browser CSS drop-down menu" December 4, 2009 Valid cross browser CSS drop-down menu 0 0 1
As a stereotypical programmer should, I run on coffee. Some food gets involved at random points during the day but nothing beats a cup of coffee to get going.My sister had this perfect gift last christmas, a Starbucks coffee mug which holds a decent amount of coffee and also keeps it warm...
Click to view "Hmmm coffee" December 4, 2009 Hmmm coffee 0 0 1