2012
2010
10 Resources for Design-Challenged Programmers
by wabaus
A list of 10 resources (web sites and books) to identify your current design faults and break you out of your comfort zone.
10 Websites On How To Be A Better Programmer
by wabaus
10 websites (both old and new) that offer suggestions on how programmers can improve their programming skills.
2009
2007
Backyard Bucks: Home improvements that count
by brianwaustin
Believe it or not, not everything you put in your backyard space will improve the value of your home. Kiplinger ran an article this week detailing some of the best "bang for the buck" projects as well as others that won't pay off when it comes to resale value. Having undertaken one of these projects at our house I found it interesting that some additions are more desirable than others.
How to solve your problem?? Do you have any idea?? Just find it, in here....don't be sad!!
by octapc
Share your idea and get creative solutions from other people
Keynote Speakers - Internationally Acclaimed Motivational and ...
by Charles
Topics: Author/Writer, Goal Setting, Inspiration, Motivation, Peak Performance, Personal Growth, Success Stories. Anthony Robbins has dedicated his life to ...
Tony Robbins Free book offer from Tony Robbins Unlimited
by Charles
If you want the guidance of the world's top success teacher, but don't have the time or the
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Robbins Unlimited
2006
Scrapbooking Yourself as an Individual, Homemaker, Worker and More
by match
Scrapbooking Yourself as an Individual, Homemaker, Worker and More
2005
<select> Something New Part 1
by fastclemmy & 12 others
We all know the <select> is just plain ugly. In fact, many try to limit its use to avoid its classic web circa 1994 inset borders. We should not avoid using the <select> though—it is an important part of the current form toolset; we should embrace it. That said, some creative thinking can improve it.
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