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Sort or search your email?
So, my inbox has 294 messages in it right now. When it gets to around 500 or so I usually go on a crusade to bring it to under 100. This involves throwing messages into folders and deleting lots and lots of no longer important ones that I won’t need. So, this concept of not…
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Summer/city blues, part two
So, we’re outside now (this is after the events of the last post have taken place). Chey is planting and weeding the gardens. Lila is riding on her bicycle with a child from the other end of the culd-de-sac. I’m walking around with Eva. Some cars pull up to a house a couple doors down,…
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Summer/city blues
We’re surrounded by people who set off fireworks
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Hm, a bug.
So, the background color isn’t showing in the Flash movie at the top. Any ideas? It wouldn’t have to do with the fact that it is not one of the sacrosanct web-safe colors, I would hope. Not sure. Using #eef. Eventually the fading photo thing will be working on each photo section. In time.
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Site tweak | Lila’s prayers
So, I felt like tweaking the visuals here. I’ve been meaning to since
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DNA Study Finds Chihuahuas Aren’t Dogs
Eric, my older brother, sent this link to me. Does my heart good. What we all knew, intuitively, to be true, is now backed up by science! ::snicker:: Read about the study at this Watley Review page.
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Two “separate” readings
First, Digital Web Magazine is redesigned. I think it looks sharp, nice colors. I wonder how much the design was influenced by the IA site, Boxes & Arrows
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Props to Capital Area District Library on their web site
Was just looking up something on the CADL site for my wife, and, as is my habit, I took a quick peek at the HTML code (View -> View Source in Safari). I was pleased to see first that it appears to be valid XHTML 1.0, and quickly noted some nice uses of accesskey attributes…
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Rule # 14453.7.
“Lila, give that to me,” Chey said, tiredly. “Sweet and sour sauce is not for drinking.”
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End of the world? Freaky stuff.
The Ends of the Earth: 5 reasons why the planet is going to hell, by Bruce Sterling at Wired.com.