This AP Div tags only work for me if I haven't made the page with liquid margins. If I use those, the tags are always set to the edge of the page not the container. I still haven't found a solution. I had to work on some other projects. I just found someone to help me with this. We'll see what happens.
I have the EeePC 904 too. They are almost throwing these things away here. You can get one for one dollar if you sign up for mobile connection service as a way to drive subscriptions. The service plan is pretty reasonable for Japan. Twenty dollars a month minimum with use as much as you want for max of 50 bucks. I got mine just before the price came way down but it was still super cheap-- about 75% off MSRP. I would have got the mobile service if I was goin
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Criticizing her about weight is a waste of time. Really who cares. But having said that, you know what really shocked me? Those pants and that belt. And that I only really care about because that could potentially effect me. Those things aren't coming back into style, are they? I heard they were. All I can say is "icky pants!" If anything, she should fire her stylist.
Yay! Congratulations! He looks like fun! Cute pics. Your son is so cute bragging about being an uncle. Looking forward to more pics!
Why do people feel they need to add a banana to things with caramel? Things taste lovely without banana. A new bakery opened up near my house. Last time I sent I got a caramel flavored chou-cream. I think it's what we call a cream puff back home. Lovely! Amazing! And without caramel. I bought one today and it was pretty nice except for the banana slices inside it. Ick. I'm kinda bummed.
I'm glad you're having a good time there. You make it sound really great. I'm more in the same boat as Tova but you do make it sound nice. [quote ] I'd write more telling you how ashamed I am of you but I am too busy taking surveys, chatting, and stalking people over on Facebook... [/quote] ha ha.
[quote] [quote who="Tova7" comment="23"] Which I agree with... except they should also have straight people not talking about sex in the workplace Oh believe me they do. I was the only female in a squadron of over 500 men. I can't tell you how many briefings we were forced to sit through explaining the implicit policy of keeping sexual conversation/topics/behavior out of the workplace. And that was a long time before don't ask don't tell. Don't
Shaun of the Dead...best Zombie movie ever I loved that movie, too. The reasoning in that movie reminds me of a couple blokes I know. You should watch Hot Fuzz . Same two actors.
[quote who="Tova7" comment="3"] Sex is not an appropriate topic in the workplace, for gay or straight individuals. Don't ask, don't tell is replacing an implicit expectation in the workplace with an explicit one. [/quote] Which I agree with... except they should also have straight people not talking about sex in the workplace. I really don't care too much about when people talk about sex except when they push it too f
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Yay! Now keep this in mind next time you think no one cares! So there! ;)
I listened to a podcast of a CBC Radio program called "The Best of Ideas" where the day's interview was a woman named Leonore Tiefer. She thinks that we live in a hyper-sexual culture now so that "people are taught to be highly desirous" and that sex has now become something that the "normal" person, particularly men, needs a score card, needs to be bragged about in order to be successful sexual person. She also contends that the whole thing about tenderness, skill,
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[link]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beast_(1996_film)[/link] This is the title of the movie, I think.
The cheesy squid movie (not calamari) was done in the 90's. I forget the name. Maybe it was Squid . I often don't know the English title of a movie if I see it on TV. If the name has been translated into Japanese, it can be quite different. For example, I think the Japanese title (of American squid flick) was Kyodai Ika, or maybe Kaiju Ika-- Giant Squid or Monster Squid.
[quote who="Dr Guy" comment="15"] Two reasons I've never surfed 1) Jaws totally psyched me out of wanting to go in the ocean and 2) I'm in MI and always have been. Not much surfing in the Great Lakes I'll take the second, but the first? I hope you never saw Carrie, or your prom would have been a bust too! [/quote] Hey! Don't under-rate the power of a phobia manifested into the public consciousness! Jaws did the same thing f
[quote who="JillUser" comment="11"] I probably get that from my mom. She was the only woman fishing at the mouth of the river when I was growing up. She got a lot of attention especially since she always caught the biggest fish. [/quote] Cool! :) [quote]Nice work Momijiki! This is informative! I liked Gretsky, I lived in NY when he played but I wasn't a hockey fan! [/quote] Fuhr, Iginla and Kariya are easy examples. I
Thanks for looking at my stuff! "Linger" is my favorite, too. I really like the colors and that kind of urban sleepy-creepy. To me that photo really represents Tokyo once you get away from the downtown areas and move into the places where people live. "Passage" was the most popular at the exhibition. The original has more reflection on the passage walls and in the building across the street, a woman is looking out of the window. I think people also felt more c
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I think bootcamp is not really teaching discipline as much as obedience and some set skills. Major disclaimer, I've never been to bootcamp. I'm willing to be corrected in this. Here is where I'm coming from on the idea of discipline-- I'm not talking about the things that parents do to teach their children such as spanking or grounding or the things your drill sergeant makes you do if you screw up drill. I'm talking about the thing that makes people wash the dishes in
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I meant self discipline. I should have been clearer. That's just me in my head and too wrapped up in the context of what I was doing to realize I had been vague. Some interesting answers. I'm still thinking about this but have to go to work so no time for longer answer (and no access at work).
I was listening to a recorded lecture today. The speaker, Carla Neggers, quoted from Elizabeth George's book on writing, "discipline, you're born with it or you aren't." I may need to go back and have another listen to double check my accuracy with the wording. The topic of the lecture was about understanding your creative process and the discussion turned to discipline. I suppose I could go into more context, but the phrase exactly is what I'm hoping people will comment o
The photos that were exhibited in Naked Tokyo 2008 are up on the nakedtokyo.com site. My photos can be found here . For the last little while I have been working on urban nightscapes. My artist's statement: The " Yoru no Sojourn" series examines solo nocturnal journeys through Tokyo's urban landscapes. At
I am in desperate need of help. I am trying to make a site where there is an AP Dive tags I want to have a mouse over link on an image. I can do the mapping and linking, but to get the image to stay in one spot needs a AP Div tag. I can do this, but the problem is that if the AP div tag doesn't take it's position in relationship to the container it is in, but the edge of the page. If someone slides their browser window smaller or larger, the re
Grant Fuhr was a goalie for the Edmonton Oilers during the years they had Gretzky and won heaps and heaps (5) of Stanley Cups. This link is the legends of hockey.net. It's got a nice little bio. Jarome Iginla is the captain of the Calgary Flames and is one of Calgary's most beloved players. He's a great player, but more importantly, he has a reputation for being an amazingly great guy. More
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