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G! Removes Support For IE6 | Finally – Let the Future
For Far to Long has Internet Explore Six been the bane of a web developers existence, the one browser to many still use, even if it is as old as XP is now. A browser that never has followed standards, had been the one browser developers had to modify, every little aspect of their design just so that it could look right on this browser that should have been phased out a very long time ago.via Google Removes IE6 Support
To recognize there needs to be progress, there needs to be growth and forward motion to moving over to HTML5, of standards based design that will both improve and enhance the end users experience when they finally break away from the annoyance that is Internet Explorer 6.
Ride On - The Journey By Bike | Quote By Ernest Hemingway | Bicycling
It is by riding a bicycle that you learn the contours of a country best, since you have to sweat up the hills and coast down them. Thus you remember them as they actually are, while in a motor car only a high hill impresses you, and you have no such accurate remembrance of country you have driven through as you gain by riding a bicycle. ~Ernest Hemingway
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There is much power in that sentiment, in the idea that there is options, there is other options to explore besides what we know, or at least think we know. In recognizing that by Human Power you truly see the difference, you recognize that it is better to explore what is offered around you, of what you have worked for with every ascent is an eventual descent.
Through such simple awareness you see and understand you can experience things in a different way by human power, on a bicycle that can travel the same distances with the additional benefit of being able to enjoy the sights and surrounding that would otherwise be missed.
Ride On - The Journey By Bike
When I go biking, I repeat a mantra of the day’s sensations: bright sun, blue sky, warm breeze, blue jay’s call, ice melting and so on. This helps me transcend the traffic, ignore the clamorings of work, leave all the mind theaters behind and focus on nature instead. I still must abide by the rules of the road, of biking, of gravity. But I am mentally far away from civilization. The world is breaking someone else’s heart. ~Diane AckermanSuch great words, to take on the challenge is to keep on task, rain or shine, whether easy or difficult I truly need to take the steps and get back out there and ride, it is sad to say the one account I setup for bicycling related information on twitter has been to long devoid of new thoughts or ideas and stories of rides which previously was what became the tweets from that account.
As Such from this point forward to February 2010, I need to take the steps and ride, as the initial plan before was to travel to Boston and ride come March, but to do that requires some previous conditioning and additional income both of which are on my goals list. So this is the start, the rest of the story can only be seen as the action is taken and I get out and ride again.
A Lazy Day In July | A Message on the Environment | Call To Action for Change
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To speak on and about the environment that we must change, from thoughts of a Lazy Summer Day, to thoughts of the change we really need to make in the here and now, the change we truly need to make in order to progress beyond what has to long been known as the "Popular" View even if it is based on mostly false data that the media presents as fact in order to sell, to get the ratings and to wipe the brain. To get you to subscribe to these false prophets and false people who speak as if is fact, when what the media is presenting is only what sells and what has been censored in order to fulfill their own vision of what should be the facts so they can sell more.
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#43Things Bicycling The Weekend - So Far No Ride - Raymond Marr added an entry about ride my bike more: I often wo... http://ow.ly/16txnZ
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31.1.10
Dreams | Of Crimes, Escapes, Women and Societal Change
Of Dreams; Their Experiences and Lessons Learned An experiment to see how this would work or not work via Open Office
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#43Things Bicycling After the Initial Inspiration I went out and rode http://ow.ly/16rMei
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27.1.10
How to improve your tolerance for annoying people - by Raymond L. Marr
Annoying People, they are everywhere, your neighbours, your co-workers, it seems everywhere you go you will find at least one that just gets on your nerves. It seems that it is a fact of life that there will be some annoying people, so how can you improve your tolerance? This articles aim is to help you do just that, to improve your tolerance for annoying people.
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Annoying people, they exist, how can you deal with them? Share your thoughts and suggestions in the comments down below.
Tuesday Reviewed and Reflected upon
Today: Tuesday, January 26 2010
What is your objective on this day, this very moment? What do you want to do with this day? How does it relate to your monthly objectives and your Yearly Objectives? Directives for Today;- Depending on weather and progress through the day by day need to figure out what should be done.
- Really need to finish Weekly Goals: 01/24 to 01/30 2010 as the week passes more quickly then you can imagine.
- Take some time to update information over multiple outlets and grow through the challenges that may present.
Reflect On The Day; Not a bad day overall, Got out and rode a bit as mentioned on www.43Things.com ( http://www.43things.com/people/progress/rlmarr/14070748 ) The Rain Certainly kept falling but to at least got out and rode, it makes a considerable difference in that through the action there were no more excuses, and as such you just had to do it. A lesson learned, but the next step is it must be practiced each day
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