I would like to find someone's online site. However, all I know is the
person's real name and the topic this person has.
Is there anything I can do to locate it?

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Request for Question Clarification by googleexpert-ga on 25 Sep 2004 20:40 PDT

Hi adessociao-ga,
If you have the person's real name and their topic, I would like to think
that narrows down the search a little bit.

How do you know this person has an online site?

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Clarification of Question by adessociao-ga on 26 Sep 2004 05:45 PDT

Gabby57 at the answer to "Why and where did 3 of the best ShopNBC
hosts leave?" (something close to that) said he/she knew that Tim
Temple had a web site on photography.
This is what I would like to find, but how?  If he doesn't use his
real name, it would be impossible, no?

Hello adessociao,
   
I ran a Google search on "tim temple" +photographer, and his site came
up in the list of results:
     
http://www.templephotography.com/
     
   
Search terms used:
   
"tim temple" +photographer
://www.google.com/search?q="tim+temple"+photographer
 
  
I hope this helps.

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Request for Answer Clarification by adessociao-ga on 26 Sep 2004 14:43 PDT

Can you explain the 3 marks in the box in the center of the home page
or the meaning of the gif at the bottom right?
Thanks

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Clarification of Answer by jackburton-ga on 27 Sep 2004 06:01 PDT

Thanks for the 5 stars and tip! I'm pleased you're happy! 
  
I'm not sure what you mean by the "3 marks in the box". In the middle
of the page I see what appears to be Doric pillar rotating right to
left, which is visible through a lens that is rotating in the opposite
direction. The graphic below in the bottom right hand side corner,
appears to be the logo of Alphabeta's Inc, the company that maintains
Tim Temple's website. The Greek letter "Beta" appears to be partially
embedded in a pyramid structure that resembles the letter "A", or
"Alpha", the first letter in the Greek alphabet.

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Request for Answer Clarification by adessociao-ga on 27 Sep 2004 10:09 PDT

I went to the site, but the box about which I asked is still there
beneath the second paragraph on the home page.  All I see is an
outlined white box and, in the upper left corner of it, a teeny box
showing a red box, green circle, and blue triangle.
What does all this mean? Is there a problem with our computer, or what?

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Clarification of Answer by jackburton-ga on 27 Sep 2004 10:41 PDT

It means that your browser is unable to view the Quicktime (.mov)
file, because the Quicktime plugin is missing. To view Quicktime
content you'll need to *either* install the free Quicktime Movie
Player from the Apple website, or download "QuickTime Alternative".
QuickTime Alternative will allow you to play QuickTime files without
having to install the official QuickTime Player. It also supports
QuickTime content that is embedded in webpages.
  
To download the Quicktime player, go to:
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/standalone/
   
To download Quicktime Alternative, go to:
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/video_players/quicktime_alternative.cfm

I luv you! You've made me very happy. The guy's a bloody genius with the camera.