The very least you can do is put food and water into the hole, and try to
lure him out again. Or break up the deck. And you're talking about putting
cement over the hole - pet owner of the year? You'll suffocate the poor
thing.
the problem is he can't get out. it's a shear wall. the only way for him to get out is if he jumps down to the deck below which is like seven feet onto concrete and I don't think he'll do that and if he does he won't survive the fall. he's a gonner. I can't put water down there it's a little hole.
Just viewed the source code of your page, damn 10,000 lines of HTML. I can
tell you did a lot of work on this, was it just you or did you get some
help?
Hello Kyle my name is Ben and I just finished my first year of college. I'm
going for computer engineering and one of my specialties is web
development. So I checked out your timeline site and felt that the idea
itself was both noble and a sort of magnum opus for you. I would like to
give you some feedback however, as I understand it your site is still in
its early stages. When I was perusing the site I noticed a lot of broken
links and I felt it was sort of hard to navigate. However I also wanted to
say that maybe you should also change the florescent blue background to
something more subtle like a burgundy red. I think a nice banner would be a
good addition as well, it could serve as a link back to the homepage. Maybe
also editing some more artsy looking buttons to give the navigation more
flavor wouldn't hurt. Last but not least you should also look into maybe
doing some original artwork for the site, such as sketches and paintings of
historic peoples and events to help the site be more individual and
separate it from other sites. Well just a critique from another historian,
hope the site goes well, and if you have any questions please just reply to
this message.
P.S. what langauages are you using for the site? HTML? JavaScript? PHP? All?
God speed
-Benjamin K