I fixed your embed, I tried to post it but you beat me to it :-/

*requeue

I think the three models are the sobe thrillicious lizards.

update: no, no they aren't... no clue.

I hope so sarzy. Maybe not on a Friday though, but judging from the comments I am glad I didn't wait.

*videogame

Why? I mean obviously Mc Cain didn't court this endorsement. However, it is certainly relevant in terms of the racial overtones created by the press in relation to write.

Kids, but i have been mia for sure.

*art

I rushed to post this after seeing it on slashdot and noticing the embed validated.... it kind of sucks. I would be surprised to see this get out of the queue. Slashdot sort of blows these days....

Omelet, I think the point is that the US Border Patrol doesn't have the authority to set up road blocks. It is perhaps even illegal. She didn't ask him to stay because she knew that she had no legal right to do so unless he agreed.

An analogous situation that more people are perhaps familiar with is a Police officer asking you if they can search your car. You have the right to refuse a trunk search unless they have a warrant. In most cases it is unlikely that they will go get one, but they will certainly be rude to you for defending your rights.

Kronosposeidon, I actually made a greasemonkey script that will auto resize youtube videos a while back. I was going to expand it to other hosts and make it detect the currently used css file to scale dynamically with page width but it didn't seem like there was any interest.

http://www.videosift.com/talk/Video-Resizer-2-Alpha

I posted this a while ago, can't remember if it got through or not. Awesome film.

Go flash Go

Yeah, i work in a production house where i am the only individual who rocks ssh like it's going out of style. Dreamweaver is the main app, such is life.

if you see MM_swap in a js script you can basically assume the code was generated by Dreamweaver. It's everywhere and replaces a really easy hover function that can be managed in css with tag:hover, although in practice ie6 only supports a:hover so you are better off setting a:hover to display:inline; and specifying a width and height and using the background: url(some file); to describe the dimensions of whatever item you wanted a mouse over effect on.

oooh also css sites I've built in the last 6 months. Down with tables.

www.brainstormdesign.net
www.bridgerun.com
www.hightowerboatworks.com
www.lowndesgrove.com
www.marshlandcommunities.com
www.mattressdirectonline.com

some of the content is still table based, but that has more to do with legacy application output than the actual template.