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I hate being commanded to "sit back and enjoy" only later being required to "use the interactive menu" to navigate the site. ~BigHead
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After searching for something lost, once it is found you'll often hear the searcher say, "It's always in the last place you look!". Well duh! Why wouldn't it be; it is not like you're going to keep on looking once you find it. ~Unknown
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Happy 28th birthday Dan! :-) Be sure to call your parents and thank them ;-)
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"I wonder if people expect dogs to answer them when they ask how they're doing." ~Dan Short
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"Why are they called refried beans? They're not fried twice; they're boiled the first time." ~Angela
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I've decided to add a category for "Deep Thoughts" in addition to the category for Quotes. If you're familiar with "Deep Thoughts, by Jack Handey" from Saturday Night Live, the things said in this section will (hopefully) have a similar appeal. :-)
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Wow, time is really flying by lately. I'm pretty much recoverred from surgery now. In about a week or so I can start excercising again. Better news than that, I'll be able to eat low-fat instead of darn-near-close-to-non-fat. For those curious, low-fat means 15g of fat or less per day. That's hardly anything! I did zero fat the first 4 weeks, and admittedly have about 4g of fat a day since then though I am supposed to have done non-fat for 6 weeks. I just couldn't take it anymore. At least I lost some of the weight I gained back over the summer, but not all of it and I definitely need to excercise to get back in shape again.
Why haven't I posted lately? Busy! Sooooo busy. I've a huge extension project I'm working on that's in beta and will hopefully be complete soon. Dreamweaver MX 2004 Killer Tips has shipped to the printer and we're wrapping things up on Dreamweaver MX 2004 Magic now. So yeah, I've been rather busy, I'd say. More from me about some of the other cool things I'm working on as soon as I'm allowed to say more ;-) Oh yeah, I got my Dreamwever MX certification finally too. Yep, I think that's all there is to tell now...back to work!
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Comment from Gordon Mackay on 11/10/2003
"that's why I say, "Thank goodness for validators." :-)"
Amen to that...glad I'm not the only one :-)
:-) ~Angela
Comment from Gordon Mackay on 11/9/2003
LOL, Good ole' MM.
Thats a pretty good idea Angela, are you gonna put it to them?
"Although guidelines and standards are nice"
Glad you can understand them - I personally just know what NOT to do :-) lol
<horror type="shock/disbelief">You mean they don't read my blog?</horror> ;-)
I don't pretend to understand all standards (avoiding politics at all costs now) but I do my best to adhere to them as much as possible. I definitely can't remember all the rules and that's why I say, "Thank goodness for validators." :-) ~Angela
Comment from Gordon Mackay on 11/9/2003
I agree and have sympathy :-)
I am waiting for the W3C to build a standard for voice controlled site navigation.
Maybe if we're lucky Macromedia will add voice recognition to Flash and we won't have to wait for the W3C. Although guidelines and standards are nice, the W3C isn't the quickest bunch and it seems to take forever for manufacturers to support their standards. I could go on, but even this much is bordering on "too political" for my tastes. :-) Why couldn't I have just said "me too!", lol... ~Angela