Yeah, let’s have a celebration. When googling myself I made it to the top under Heath Weaver & wbmny. Unfortunately, it isn’t my site that took Heath Weaver up, rather it is just a comment made on thoughtanomolies.com, oh bother. I am still anxiously awaiting that first comment that doesn’t come from someone in my family.

Jason Santa Maria | Line in the Sand 30. Heath say’s | may 18, 2004 | 6:01 am I think that a lot of the hissy feedback in regards to SixAparts decision comes from an interesting cultural revolution within the computer community. Within the ideals of community back in the day (youth be gone) ‘free’ meant freedom. For example, in the 60′s with...

mezzoblue § Tables? Oh, the horror! But if tabular data is structurally tabular, then what inherently (besides a fear of the past) makes a two- or three-column layout structurally non-tabular? Two columns invariably end up in a pair of <div>s, or a pair of <td>s. What makes the former structural, but the latter any less so? A pair of <div>s...

Another ad that I like, just kind of casual.

You have to love Europe’s total comfort with the sexuality. I saw this ad for beka in one of my favorite magazines (Gail Maison). In the US I don’t think you would ever see this in Better Homes & Gardens. What do you think?