Its been a loooooooong while since i’ve written a “blog”. A thought that just had to come out of my mind with all the things that have been going on… work, friends, family, life, etc etc. I know that sometimes we all just need to have some good music to groove to, and/or listen to. But I guess, its really just a subliminal thought process that never rises to the top of our heads, being consistently covered by “will this shit move me”/”this beat knocks hard”/etc-thoughts.
So what the hell am I talking about??? Its hard to explain but easy to think about. I guess it is what it is, our individual lives are our unfinished soundtracks. Consistently being written, re-arranged, collaborated by different artists (elements). Breaking barriers of certain genres: sometimes Funk, sometimes R&B, Gospel (on Sundays), Gangsta Rap (when were mad), yadda yadda yadda. Its music that is not heard but experienced by listeners–your friends and family, and those six degrees apart. It is intertwined in a circular groove that is being played 24/7 by an omnipotent entity and/or force.
But what exactly is this force? I don’t know, but I do have an idea–maybe its each and one of us. Our friends and family who keeps us going, and tells us to “keep writing those great lyrics, keep living on that wonderful beat and keep striving to hit that hard-to-reach note”.
From my mind to yours, …TGIF and thanks for “tuning in” to my beat.
Cheap Flights, Airfare, Airline Tickets, Cheap Travel9 hours ago Farecast, brought to you by Microsoft Live Search, is the smart travel search site that helps you buy with confidence. Since 2006, Farecast allows you to easily compare, filter and sort flight results from hundreds of airline, hotel and agency websites to find the right trip. Farecast's award-winning technology also empowers you to Know When to Buy™ with airfare predictions and Know Where to Stay™ with the hotel Rate Key™.
Flickr: Panda11 hours ago So to help these poor souls, to shed some light on the mysteries and myths of Explore, a Group was formed. "The Secrets of Explore". A clearinghouse of info to clear up the nonsense, to spread some fact jelly over fiction bread.
And of course, it has its very own blinky graphic. This artwork might go blinky for the cause as well, but it's also an homage, a bit of a congrats and thank you, to the fine Flickr volunteers who risk their sanity, to tell TruthToExplore(tm). Why pandas, you ask? Why pandas vomiting rainbows?
That's a whole other secret.
jQuery Corners2008/11/25 This jQuery plugin will easily create beautifully rounded corners. No images or obtrusive markup necessary.
Architectural features:
* Less than 8000 bytes after yui compression.
* Beautiful and fast anti-aliasing for older or stubborn browsers.
* Degrades well for browsers with javascript turned off.
* Native browser corners used on Safari, iPhone, and Firefox 3.
* Form and anchor buttons are easily styled and rounded.
* Documentation and test coverage (this file).
LastGraph2008/11/25 LastGraph lets you explore your last.fm listening history. Stick your username in the box above (or someone else's, if you feel like snooping), and hit enter.
hartija - Google Code2008/11/25 Recently I had a client who wanted to improve the printing layout for his web site. I made mini case analysing various web printing techniques and how different web sites site manage "printer friendly" pages.
The Study and analysis of different CSS methods for web printing brought me to a discovery that many important web sites are not optimized for printing, even the kind that can be done with little effort.
To solve this problem I decided to make universal Cascading Style Sheets for web printing by uniting all best CSS printing practises into one.