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MS Vista feature presentation
CSS: Show me the love...
Okay, I can't help myself from posting this. You may have gone down this path, as I have all too frequently: circular and/or dead edits in environments (e.g. like blogger templates) where it really doesn't matter what you're trying to accomplish with your CSS -- it just ain't gonna work the way you wan it to, and you will without doubt simply burn time away.
This isn't just a typical time-sink, this one is actually physically painful due to frustration, headaches, poor posture from long hours in a bad chair... Computers should always work for humans and not the other way around. More on this topic some other time. Where's the love?
UPDATE Friday July 28, 2006: This was not meant as a "Dvoraked" perspective (or rant) on the pros/cons of CSS, it's use, or current confromance of different user agents... I think it was just late, and I was very tired -- I'm not really sure what my point was anyway, but I felt better after writing the post.
+ Other posts: Molly E. Holzschlag, Dvorak's Article - Why CSS Bugs Me (him, not me!) - not sure what his point is either...
This isn't just a typical time-sink, this one is actually physically painful due to frustration, headaches, poor posture from long hours in a bad chair... Computers should always work for humans and not the other way around. More on this topic some other time. Where's the love?
UPDATE Friday July 28, 2006: This was not meant as a "Dvoraked" perspective (or rant) on the pros/cons of CSS, it's use, or current confromance of different user agents... I think it was just late, and I was very tired -- I'm not really sure what my point was anyway, but I felt better after writing the post.
+ Other posts: Molly E. Holzschlag, Dvorak's Article - Why CSS Bugs Me (him, not me!) - not sure what his point is either...
Sink your teeth into it
Unusual Fish Caught At Buffalo Springs Lake
A fisherman makes a very unusual catch at Buffalo Springs Lake.
Late Tuesday afternoon, a fisherman hooked a fish he says he`s never seen before and lake officials are just as amazed: a 20-pound fish with what looks like human teeth.
Scott Curry has caught thousands of fish at Buffalo Springs Lake. He knew his catch was something special from the time he hooked it.
"It took a long time to (reel)in," he says. "I didn`t want to lose it. I was afraid line would break on it."
After reeling in the 20-pounder, Curry realized it wasn`t a typical catch. This one had teeth.
"I haven`t seen anything like it," he says.
+ Full story...
Related links:
Red Bellied Pacu Fish, The Amazonian and Guianan forests, Photos / Fish and Angling, FishBase.org Photos, KAMC28 LOCAL NEWS Lubbock, TX...
Update Tuesday, July 25, 2006: My, What Big Teeth You Have!
A fisherman makes a very unusual catch at Buffalo Springs Lake.
Late Tuesday afternoon, a fisherman hooked a fish he says he`s never seen before and lake officials are just as amazed: a 20-pound fish with what looks like human teeth.
Scott Curry has caught thousands of fish at Buffalo Springs Lake. He knew his catch was something special from the time he hooked it.
"It took a long time to (reel)in," he says. "I didn`t want to lose it. I was afraid line would break on it."
After reeling in the 20-pounder, Curry realized it wasn`t a typical catch. This one had teeth.
"I haven`t seen anything like it," he says.
+ Full story...
Related links:
Red Bellied Pacu Fish, The Amazonian and Guianan forests, Photos / Fish and Angling, FishBase.org Photos, KAMC28 LOCAL NEWS Lubbock, TX...
Update Tuesday, July 25, 2006: My, What Big Teeth You Have!
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