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Friday March 05, 2004

Great CSS Designs

While reading the latest issue of A List Apart this morning, I got sidetracked and visited the CSS Zen Garden, finally landing on David Shea's blog. There I found his listing of Great CSS Designs. There's some very nice sites in there.

In other news, today is one of those days that sucks to work from home. I can see the snow falling out my window, and it's snowed almost 2 feet in the last 48 hours at Vail, Breckenridge and Winter Park. Urgghh, the slopes are calling, but so is my pocketbook. Note to self: get your priorities straight next year so this doesn't happen again. This is the first year in the past 5 that I haven't bought a ski pass and I won't do it again. Oh well, at least it'll be a good night for a hockey game.

Posted in The Web at Mar 05 2004, 07:45:05 AM MST 3 Comments
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cool. studio.adobe.com btw, is a hibernate/mysql/jboss app :)

Posted by rich! on March 05, 2004 at 10:23 AM MST #

Snow huh, its pretty nice and periodically sunny (typical) here in Melbourne today... except for the noisy mosquito like buzzing background nuisance due to the grand prix... Turn up the music and time to give this appfuse of yours a look ;)

Posted by bren on March 05, 2004 at 11:41 PM MST #

matt, with little knowledge on hibernate, xdoclet and spring this looks awesome! Its going to take me a few weeks (at least, could be months to years ;)) to get up to speed, but this looks really neat! great work

Posted by bren on March 06, 2004 at 12:59 AM MST #

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