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Site re-build - first stage completed
LyleChamney.com has now been converted from my web and graphics design site to a personal site that will showcase some of my manual and digital artwork, among other things.
The web and graphics design, now including custom templates and themes for Joomla!, WordPress, Drupal, HTML and DotNetNuke using Artisteer, along with tips and getting started guides for Joomla!, are now available at www.2ninerniner2.com.
First go-around with the K2 extension from Joomlaworks has been successful. This is a very powerful and complex addition to the Joomla! developer's arsenal and I have here only touched the surface of it's remarkable capabilities. As I get more familiar with it, I will be extending the functionality of it on this site and reporting about what I have done in my Blog.
Additionally, the Joomla! template that is in use on this site was created with Artisteer and slightly modified from it's native build. The tweaks that were made on it will be documented both here and on www.2ninerniner2.com shortly. As well, a few adjustments were made to the standard K2 stylesheet; these will be covered too.
Lyle
Bonjour,
Yeah, this is me, at my "office" - the terrace of the Java U café on the corner of rue Guy and de Maisonneuve in beautiful downtown Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Cheers!
Lyle
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Thursday, 15 October 2009 17:23
posted by Deb Flanagan
The Chamney family possibly came from Lancashire, around the Cartmel area as there was a large concentration of Chamney families there. Chamneys appeared in the early registers of Ulverston parish circa 1547. Entries for a Christopher Chamney's family appeared in the St Peter's Church of Ireland, Drogheda, Co Louth register from Apr 1654 to Apr 1659 and then the family disappeared. I'm still trying to connect our family (Murray belongs to my branch) to that of Lyle's who lived north of our Chamneys in Wicklow. Cheers Deb Flanagan
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Thursday, 08 October 2009 22:39
posted by Murray Chamney
The Chamneys came over to Ireland from Lancashire (County Louth) England in the 1600's. My family tree stems from Wicklow county, south of Dublin...so we may be related. There is another family reunion slated for the summer of 2010. Murray Chamney - King City ON
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Monday, 24 August 2009 16:38
posted by Lyle
@Ann M - The family name is Irish, with it's origin somewhere south-west of Dublin. There was a world-wide reunion held there in 1984, but we unfortunately could not attend as my brother was getting married that weekend :-( Cheers! Lyle
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Monday, 24 August 2009 06:09
posted by Ann M
I knew a Chamney in England, many, many, moons ago; do you come from the UK/
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The Chamney family possibly came from Lancashire, around the Cartmel…
Written by Deb Flanagan on Thursday, 15 October 2009 17:23
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The Chamneys came over to Ireland from Lancashire (County Louth)…
Written by Murray Chamney on Thursday, 08 October 2009 22:39
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@Dominik - I used the K2 Joomla import tool; worked…
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Conversion to K2 from Joomla! completed (Lyle's Blog)
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Did you have to transfer everything by manually copying things…
Written by Dominik on Thursday, 03 September 2009 08:27
Conversion to K2 from Joomla! completed (Lyle's Blog)
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@Ann M -
The family name is Irish, with it's…
Written by Lyle on Monday, 24 August 2009 16:38
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