To make it easier to figure out what has recently been added or updated, I've created this page of recent changes. If you're a regular visitor to pwall.net, check this page to see what's changed since your last visit.

Greg Brice (Added July 24, 2008)

I'm Going Home (Added June 23, 2008)

Rebecca in New York (Added June 10, 2008)

JavaScript Files — Open Source Software (Added May 15, 2008)

ID3 Tag Utility — Open Source Software (Added May 2, 2008)

Open Source Software initial pages (Added April 24, 2008)

Privacy statement (Added April 11, 2008)

Central Park, March 2008 (2nd page added March 31, 2008)

Vermont, March 2008 (Added March 31, 2008)

Unicode / ASCII / HTML code tables (Added March 21, 2008)

Central Park, March 2008 (Added March 10, 2008)

Heidi's Birthday 2008 (Added February 23, 2008)

Christmas Dinner with Heidi & Chris 2007 (Added December 25, 2007)

Ed & Maria's Xmas Party 2007 (Added December 16, 2007)

Thanksgiving 2007 (Added November 30, 2007)

Thanksgiving 2000 (Added November 30, 2007)

Thanksgiving 2002 (Added November 30, 2007)

Thanksgiving 2004 (Added November 30, 2007)

Thanksgiving 2005 (Added November 30, 2007)

England, October 2007 (Added October 28, 2007)

Labor Day barbecue at Heidi & Chris's (Added September 4, 2007)

New York Pride March 2007 (Added June 26, 2007)

Denver Art Museum (Added May 26, 2007)

Australia / New Zealand 2007 (Added May 20, 2007)

Heidi and Chris's new kittens (Added April 22, 2007)

England, Easter 2007 (Added April 15, 2007)

Thanksgiving 2006 (Added December 3, 2006)

Los Angeles, January 2005 (Added December 3, 2006)

Xmas Dinner at Shaun's (Added December 27, 2005)

Xmas Decorations in New York (Added December 27, 2005)

New Orleans (Updated September 27, 2005)

England Trip 2005 (Added September 25, 2005)

St Kitts – the first few pictures (Added August 28, 2005)

July 2005 (Upstate New York) (Added August 15, 2005)

Laam's Farewell Barbecue (Added August 1, 2005)

Australia / New Zealand 2005 (Added August 1, 2005)

Another recent change is the addition of the W3C icons at the bottom of each page. These are partly just to boast that my pages are all compliant with the relevant HTML and CSS standards, but they are also a gesture of support for the standards work of the W3C.