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Opera is celebrating their 10th anniversary by giving away free registrations for their web browser. The deal is only for today. It’s so strange to think that Opera has been around for 10 years – wasn’t it earlier this year that Yahoo celebrated their own 10 years of existence? I didn’t think Opera had been around for as long as 10 years.

I wrote my impressions of Opera a few months ago, but hadn’t really used the browser much after that. I’m glad that Gmail works with that browser now!

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Frodo Baggins, a hobbit with very little adventure in his life, is suddenly visited in his home by Gandalf the wizard and 13 dwarves. He accompanies them on a long journey to the Lonley Mountain, to get back the treasure stolen by the nasty Dragon Smaug.

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ASIN: B000683VI4
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The movie starts with an old man reading to an old woman a story from a notebook. The story is about two young lovers, Noah (Ryan Gosling) and Allie (Rachel McAdams, who fell in love over the course of a summer. They were an unlikely couple, as Allie was rich and Noah was poor. They were brutally torn apart by Allie’s parents, who disapproved of the relationship. The two of them thought that the other didn’t love them anymore. After several years, they find each other again and ...

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I saw several sites mention the new A List Apart redesign. But, whenever I went to visit the site, I could only see the old one. So I was completely confused, until I read this post, which has a link to a temporary URL. It all makes sense now. And the new site looks great!

A List Apart is a useful resource with articles on web design.

• Fan:: Girl
• Scum:: Pond
• Lily:: Pad
• Humid:: Weather
• Ghetto:: Pad
• Remember me?:: No
• Polished:: Shoes
• Compose:: Message
• Squish:: Slosh
• Future:: Back to the Future

(from Unconscious Mutterings)

• I love not having to worry about running out of disk space on my hosting account.
• Joshua Jackson is sooo unbelievably hot.
• Jackfruit chips are yummy.
• Today I found out that you can use Cpanel’s file manager to extract zip files (something that would have saved me a lot of time had I known about it before!).
• I’m stuck on level 20 of stackopolis.
• I got entry preview to work with inline editing – Yay!

All of the above sentences were too short for me to put in their own post, so I just put them all into one.

ASIN: B0007XBM5W
IMDB Link: here
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Edward Carnby (played by Christian Slater) is an orphan who spends his life investigating paranormal events. He’s on the hunt for some artifacts from an ancient civilization called the Abkhani. These artifacts are the key to the opening of a portal between dark and light. The movie is based on a computer game.

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• Idiot:: Robot
• Rocket:: Power
• Liability:: Sue
• Harmless:: Lions
• Stringy:: Teeth
• Theater:: Stage
• Gwyneth:: Paltrow
• Use it or lose it:: Power
• Sonic:: the Hedgehog
• Pucker:: Up

(from Unconscious Mutterings)

Using the Google Maps api, someone has created a Guestmap service! I found the link from download squad. You can sign my guestmap here. I signed my own guestmap to see how it worked.

I cleaned up my gmail inbox today. There’s 463 emails in the Trash, mostly comment notifications and mailing lists. Despite what Gmail says about never having to delete an email, there are some emails you just really don’t want to clutter up in your mailbox.

Here’s a tip I learned. While organizing all of my emails, I wanted to search for all emails that do not have a label assigned to it. Unfortunately there’s no easy way to do that. To find all non-labelled emails, you have to list all of your labels and look for emails that do not have these labels. For example, if you have three labels Friends, Work, and Backup, you have to type in this search term: -label:Friends -label:Work -label:Backup. If you have many labels like I do, it takes a while to type. However, you can store the search term as a persistent search, using greasemonkey and a user script. And voila! You can search for all non-labelled email in just one click.