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Firefox and IE ahve different table setups in the DOM, in one, all siblings of a cell are the other cells, whilst the other has elements between the cells. I can't remember which way around it is, but it gave me a real headache in one application. source

Ol' Red Mike and Bryan Wright ought to team up they both snivel the same tone. They both have you down as a convicted child molester. Like you said before Bryan's mother was pentecostal and it's father was petty thief, I wonder what Red Mike's parents are. In this day and age one can be accused of anything, and evidence to convict one is no obstacle as the piggys are great at fabricating that. They locked Connie Lynch up for inciting a riot in a town that he could prove he was no where near back in the civil rights days of Martin Luffa' Koon demonstrations. Some seem to think that when he was imprisoned they gave him something to cause heart problems, because prior to his incarceration, he had none and within a short time of being incarcerated he died of a heart attack. source

Is there anything guaranteed by the ePub standard? For example, does the default have to be Serif and does there need to be a Sans Serif font? Fonts are one of the more significant capabilities of the ePub standard, but ADE's "no user-level customization" approach makes even finding out basic information very difficult. With MOBI, for example, if you want to know which fonts are available on a device just bring up the list of user selectable fonts. MOBI isn't in ePub's league for fonts, but it is more transparent. Do we need an ePub that tries to use all commonly available fonts? Unfortunately, the best approach would be to have two versions one with included fonts and the other without. However, relatively few fonts can legally be included in ePubs without a licence. source

You can redefine large parts of the runtime environment on the fly, such as modifying the Array constructor or defining undefined . Not that you should, but it can be a powerful feature. A somewhat less dangerous form of this is the addition of helper methods to existing objects. You can make IE6 "natively" support indexOf on arrays , for example. source

The state of the Labour Parliamentary Party now reminds me of the Conservative Parliamentary Party in 1989-90. It seems almost cyclical that after about a decade or so, the governing Party falls victim to a political crisis. It is of course harder for the Labour MPs to force out Blair in 2005 than it was for the Tories to remove Thatcher in 1990. The longer this febrile sense of crisis continues, the worse it will be for Labour in the long run. Cameron's position looks similar to that of Blair in 1994 in that he is inheriting a good situation and may have to do very little to become Prime Minister. However, if Brown comes in after a smooth transition, Cameron will have to earn his corn because Gordon will be a tougher opponent. I also suspect that once Blair has gone, the Parliamentary Party will rally round Brown in the same way the Tories rallied round Major up to the 1992 election. The calculation for Labour must be - will we win the next election if Tony is the leader ? There is plenty of evidence that Blair has been damaged but there is also plenty of evidence that he retains a good deal of support and goodwill whereas Cameron is an unknown and still has to convince the much larger electorate outside the Tory Party. source