Monthly Archives: September 2003

Calendar stuff

I added the navigation to the calendar: See the little ‘arrows’ in the calendar? Note: clicking that arrow actually brings you to the ‘Monthly archive’ and as you can see, I had to add the sidebar to that template.

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CSS-2 specs

Over at the W3 organization the best introduction to CSS-2 with good practical examples. Normally, I find W3’s explanations pretty boring, but their Visual Formatting Model document (part of above introduction) on boxes, floats beats any other document out there.

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Five years after flight 111

Today marks the fifth anniversary of the crash of Swissair Flight 111. The plane crashed near Peggy’s cove, killing all 229 passengers. This year’s anniversary kicked off at 11:00am, but apparantly most families of the passengers wish to end this … Continue reading

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Earth hits 2,000 year heat peak

Scientists say that the earth appears to be warmer since 1980 than in any other century. The scientists (professor Philip Jones and Professor Michael Mann) say that their findings seem to support the latest commentaries from the Intergovernmental Panel on … Continue reading

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KAL 007

Today it’s exactly 20 years ago the Russian airforce downed a South Korean airliner. All 269 passengers were killed. I remember when the news broke in Europe and (of course) the accusations forth and back. The Russians claimed that the … Continue reading

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Bike, rollerchain and stopsigns

Today I finished cleaning up the bike’s rollerchain and deraillers, using WD-40 and other utensils. Although, I didn’t have the right tools to get the wheels off, I think I got pretty far. Yesterday, when driving back home after picking … Continue reading

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E-mail strikes back

BBC’s article ‘When e-mail bites back’ details mankind’s obsession with e-mail and how it encourages people to drop ‘their guard’.    “It combines the convenience and the invitation to be open that a telephone conversation does with the permanence of the … Continue reading

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Any Given Sunday (1999)

Any Given Sunday, directed by Oliver Stone, features actors Al Pacino and Cameron Diaz in a rather unusual movie: a sports movie. Better yet, an American Football movie. Pacino plays a manager who has too many conflicts with a (young) … Continue reading

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