Just a quick note to announce a small redesign of my pseudo-fake company’s website. Besides just the redesign, MMB NanoSolutions plans to launch some great new features in the coming weeks, so stay tuned!

Side note: I just discovered yesterday that http://mmbnanosolutions.com is the number 4 result if you search Google for the phrase "i ate too many cookies."

UPDATE: Shortly after I launched the redesign I realized it looked horrible in Internet Explorer. To correct this, I added a conditional comment for IE to add an extra CSS rule. That’s when I happened upon this gem in the MSDN docs:

"Conditional comments make it easy for developers to take advantage of the enhanced features offered by Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 and later versions, while writing pages that downgrade gracefully in less-capable browsers or display correctly in browsers other than Windows Internet Explorer."

Fortunately, more and more people are using less-capable browsers.

Today, my friend Sophie Brickman (mentioned previously) just published another little piece for The Huffington Post featuring yours truly. It also has a nice little shoutout to MMB NanoSolutions.

Yesterday my pseudo-fake company MMB NanoSolutions launched a NanoProblem Submission System on its main website, http://mmbnanosolutions.com. If you find yourself with a very small problem, and are looking for advice from several tremendously overqualified consultants, please do submit it via the NSS.

An archive of submitted nanoproblems and nanosolutions provided by the MMB NanoSolutions team is forthcoming.