11 July 2006
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In contrast to the original version, published yesterday, here is the outline mark up for the box with the drop shadow: <div class=”sbxouter”><div class=”sbxinner”><div class=”sbxheading”><h2>Heading Here</h2></div><!– .sbxheading –>… rest of content …</div><!– .sbxinner –></div><!– .sbxouter –> The “cost” of the … Continue reading
11 July 2006
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If you’re following this with a newsreader, you may have noticed some glitches last night and this morning as I’ve been playing around with the idea of publishing in advance. That is done by posting the files but setting their … Continue reading
10 July 2006
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Last week, I was playing around with the appearance of the Intranet at work, trying to introduce a drop shadow effect without making the HTML or CSS involved in building the pages significantly more complicated. Here are the before and … Continue reading
9 July 2006
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Yesterday’s gig went well – a few clams dropped from the bass end but nothing unforgivable, given the minimal amount of rehearsal, and good music making happy punters. I think the highlight of the night for me was Layla. It … Continue reading
8 July 2006
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Tonight brings a test of my skills of playing by ear. My friend, John, has invited me to join a couple of other musicians and provide the bass line for a covers band at a party over in Sidcup. There … Continue reading
7 July 2006
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I thought I was going to take a break from the writings of Jeffery Deaver but ended up picking another one, Twisted up at the library last week. I thought it was a non-Lincoln Rhyme novel but it turned out … Continue reading
6 July 2006
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Despite this country’s reputation for rain, many parts of England have been relatively dry over the past couple of years. Consequently, what passes for drought (although not a patch on what is endured in some parts of the globe) and … Continue reading
5 July 2006
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For the past few weeks we’ve been enjoying long, hot, dry summer days. However, it isn’t summer in Britain without a bit of rain and, thanks to a thunderstorm, that was provided yesterday afternoon. It began to spit down as … Continue reading
4 July 2006
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John has turned up a collection of amazing pictures that look like the kind of models I remember from the Hornby catalogues I used to avidly peruse when I was a child (it was cheaper to read the catalogues and … Continue reading
3 July 2006
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Our church (Hither Green Baptist Church) is presently going through a pastoral vacancy – our minister has moved on and we’re in the process of finding a new one. This takes some time and it could well be a year … Continue reading