Both times it was a matter of one day.īut this is the third time this has happened at the Central Library in the past couple of years and it's driving me crazy. I'm rarely late returning library books, but I've been late twice using the Central Cobb County Library, and both times on my next visit when I took my books to checkout, I told them I owed them money, and paid uncomplainingly.
I exploded (quietly, grant you, but I exploded). When I got to the checkout counter I was informed I owed the library $3.60 in late book fines. Alas, of course reference books are not eligible for withdrawal.
#LIELA FIGLEAF TV#
Went off on a delightful tangent in the reference section: they had a great book of children's TV series, a great big radio encyclopedia, and bound issues of the Reader's Digest going back to 1936. I was looking for the book about The Mike Douglas Show and Tom Kelly's Moon Lander, and I also found Mary Jane Higby's book about working on radio and Harlan Ellison's Watching (another book of rants I love to read Harlan's rantings.). This is the first time I've been since December. The odd thing is that ever since I did so, all the favicons seem to have disappeared, both on my IE browser at work and the one at home! Zap2It had one, as well as CNN, and several other sites I had bookmarked, and now they're all showing up as the little IE icon. They e-mailed it to me, I uploaded it, and according to my FTP program, it sits there on the server right now. It wasn't very imaginative: "FD" in a white bullet.
Then I found a British website that allowed you to create one icon for free.
#LIELA FIGLEAF SOFTWARE#
I did not have any software that created an icon file and I couldn't imagine spending $30-$40 (prices of icon creators I saw advertised on the web) just to create one silly image. I was getting a bit tired of seeing all these favicon.ico errors every time I requested my site stats.īesides, face it, I was intrigued with the idea of having to create some type of logo in a 16x16 spot.Ĭreating the. But some websites have their own individual icon.) When the browsers of people surfing your website with IE don't find a favicon, the result turns up as an error when you run your website statistics (it doesn't bother your website, it just shows up as an error). Most websites just show Microslop's little IE logo, the small "swirly e" in front of a sheet of paper with a turned-down corner. (For y'all saying "Huh?" a "favicon" is that little image that shows up to the left of your URL in the address bar if you're using Internet Explorer. I've been toying for months with the idea of creating a "favicon" for our web site. more smog is comin’ our.more smog is comin’ our waaaay. While we’re all just wishing they all would go home! Still they want to live here and no more to roam, They build all new houses, chop down all the treesĪnd add to the smog with yet more SUVs.Īdd the smog–well, now they know what hell is. The smog is as high as a skyscraper’s eye,Īnd some folks are coughin’ like they’re gonna die.īringing children, their mothers and cousins. (sung to the tune of "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning" from Oklahoma!)
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