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Once again, I'm up on campus early in the hope that I might be able to meet my project supervisor. But of course, he's not here... This is getting silly. I've been trying to meet with him for over a week now, and he hasn't replied to my email.
And of course, now I have about 25 minutes to waste till my lecture. And if he does come in, then knowing my luck he'll go again either during the lecture or during my meeting with the other member of my pair for the agents coursework ...
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So, I've re-done the tonbschl site, using only css for the design and layout. While some of you may see this as a plus point, I'm pretty sure that tonbschl wont, since a large number of the browsers that they use are not capable of CSS.
Happy happy joy!
See, this is what the css monkeys never seem to take into consideration - clients. I'll probably either end up doing an alternative table-based layout, or dropping css layout altogether.
Happy happy joy fun goodness!
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Been listening to the Kill Bill soundtrack, it's pretty good.
Yesterday, I put up a new curtain rail for Tristan. It's a bit of a mess, because he was too cheap to buy a straight track, and he helped by bending it too much in the wrong place :)
Last night we watched some random things on television, and then were flicking through when we came across the end of what we thought was quite possibly the best film ever made, The Glimmer Man, starring regular reader Steven Seagal. Then that ended, and we kept flicking round, and then ...
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Handed in my project proposal today. However, I didn't have it signed, because I couldn't find my project supervisor. This is probably related to the fact that I haven't gone to see him at any point since I first talked to him about it.
Arggh I'm screwed.
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Evidently jealous of the recent Tory joke, Labour have wheeled out the big guns once again.
Time to welcome back Spam Warrior Extraordinaire Derek Wyatt, Labour MP for Sittingbourne and Sheppey. You may remember that just over a year ago he called for ISPs to be held responsible for pornographic spam. And maybe also remember that my friend Ben was not too impressed. Possibly because he runs an ISP.
And so enters Labour's answer to spam and votes of no confidence: postcode based e-mail addresses. No, seriously, I'm not kidding. Go on, click the url. See?
You can ...
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