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I don't know the details, but I heard a little while ago that Bob, my former boss when I worked as an assistant manager at California Grill in Whittier, passed away. He was the owner of the restaurant and my mom's boss for about 10 years, a family friend...
The article I read at the Whittier Daily News describes it as an act of jealousy by a man 87 years old.
It breaks my heart; there's nothing more I can say right now. Rest in peace Bob, you will be missed.
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I've been meaning to blog this for a couple of weeks now... Two very popular speakers in the web design/development arena, especially among the Dreamweaver community, Joe Marini and Molly Holzschlag have recently come out with training titles at lynda.com. Joe was one of the original Dreamweaver product engineers and has been an inspiration to many extension developers, myself included. Molly is widely recognized web standards advocate and author.
There are a few free sample movies in each title...Enjoy!
XML Essential Training
with: Joe Marini
CSS for Designers
with: Andy Clarke and Molly E. Holzschlag
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