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Weblogging

Sunday afternoon ramble

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I was not surprised to get negative comments in my posting, Everything to do with her being a woman. I was surprised, and gratified, when a commenter going by the name of “Lord Trickster” seemed to defend what I was writing. Gratified because it can be difficult at times reading comment […]

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Just Shelley

Walking the worries

This week and last has been a round of worries. Too many nights waking from a sound sleep; too many mornings waking up with that faint anxious feeling you get when you know that worry slept in the bed beside you. When I look at this photo I think to myself, “Avoid the water, the […]

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Technology

Demonstrating Photoshop Functionality with X-Objects

Copy found at Wayback Machine Archive. I upgraded my original cross-browser DHTML objects into the new X-Objects — with support for Mozilla and Navigator 6.0. To try out the new objects, I migrated 4 DHTML demos into using the new objects. These demos demonstrate different aspects of using Adobe PhotoShop’s photo filters and editors. I’ll […]

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People Political

Bali/Australian help

In addition to donations to help Chris’ friend, Rick, you can also help the Australian victims of the Bali explosions by donating to the Australian Red Cross. This same money will also be used to help with recovery efforts in Bali itself. I know there was an issue with the Red Cross in regards to their handling of […]

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Diversity Weblogging

Everything to do with her being a woman

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. The comments that made me so angry yesterday were attached to a posting Doc Searls wrote. It would seem that a weblogger who works for Microsoft was being parodied, and not in good, gentle fun, either. This bit of school yard bullying was further compounded by an article by Andrew Orlowski in the Guardian. He […]