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Samhain
Posted Oct 31, 2003
As the sun sets this evening, I would like to wish the pagans of this community a happy and reflective Samhain.
Blessed Be.
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Free JAWS® for Windows Petition
Posted Aug 22, 2003
Via Dreamlettes:
"We, the undersigned, request that the developers of JAWS® for Windows please provide us a free/cost effective, stripped down testing alternative. This will lead to more websites being tested to suit your software, resulting in an increased audience and hence increased requirement for JAWS."
Sign the petition online at: http://www.dreamlettes.net/petition/
(It might be a good idea to use a separate spam-blocked email address when you sign)
B.
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Latest reply: Aug 22, 2003
CSS and Beautiful Web-Sites
Posted Aug 19, 2003
Just came across these sites:
http://www.csszengarden.com/
http://www.builtforthefuture.com/reuseit/
Both are design projects related to Cascading StyleSheets, and go to proves that even the most basic bit of HTML can be improved through clever use of CSS (and not a layout table in sight).
B.
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Latest reply: Aug 19, 2003
New Bath Spa University College Web-Site
Posted Jul 21, 2003
After many months of work, I have just published a new web-site for my employer. The new site for Bath Spa University College is writen in XHTML 1.0 Strict and CSS2. It even validates against the W3Cs checklists. 
For those our you who are interested, please visit http://www.bathspa.ac.uk/
B.
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Latest reply: Jul 21, 2003
Walk On The Left
Posted May 30, 2003
I have decided to start plugging my little campaign (A821260) in a more overt way.
JOIN NOW!!!! 
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Latest reply: May 30, 2003
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