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. . . like, you know, asking nicely. EMAW_KC over at 3 O'Clock in the Morning , the host of the Kansas Guild of Bloggers, asks us other ...
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Some comments inspired by chapter one of Mignolo's The Idea of Latin America, first mentioned here . UPDATE: Now, a bit more readable (... -
Hello, all. It's been fairly busy around here as the new semester approached and has now arrived and, moreover, combined with a dearth ... -
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It's been pretty quiet 'round these parts as the summer begins to wind down and August and the new semester approach. But I recentl... -
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4 comments:
Grandpa always told me I was "a day late and a dollar short". Still am. It's now May 1 and never heard of this one day of silence honorarium until this morning. I guess it just never developed legs. Or maybe I'm once again "a day late..."
If it hadn't been for my bumping into it at Debra's place, I wouldn't have known about it either. Don't feel badly.
glad to see the blog is readable to IE now...
were you missing a "div" tag or something? One time I accidently shrank all the text of my blog to an incredibly small unreadable size. I freaked out and completely reformatted every bit of code several times over. Ended up being a missing "div" tag in one of my posts that made everything screech towards hell... :)
Tim,
Actually, I had left out a "/span" tag in the one post where the page just stopped. As soon as I read about someone else over at the Blogger help forums with a similar problem, I went to fix it, and that was that.
What's amazing to me, though, is that Firefox silently compensates for that sort of thing. If it hadn't been for people telling me there was a problem when viewing the blog in IE, I'd never have known.
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