I thought the GUI editor thing would be really cool, but it took over the signature editor too. I looked for a way to switch to code mode, but couldn't find anything. I hate to say it, because I sound like my whiny Unix professor who does nothing but make MS jokes all class, but I really prefer typing in the html myself so I can make the important little changes. Is there a way to make this an option, or is it already an option that I am too stupid to see, or is it not possible?
Speaking of which, has the stupid linked border always been around the Five Iron Frenzy pic in my sig? I'm sure I set the border to 0, and I never noticed it when I was using Opera at home, but here at school I am stuck with IE and now I see the border. So I don't know if it's a new thing or a IE thing or an Opera thing...
Quote:Following a week of media reports that, in addition to several new shows announced earlier this month, Cartoon Network would be adding Gundam Seed to its programming in late April, Cartoon Network has confirmed to ANN that they will indeed be airing the newest addition of the Gundam franchise and that it is scheduled to being on the Saturday Action block on April 17th.
AWN, points out that the late April premiere will roughly coincide with the release of the first volume of the Gundam Seed manga, due to be released by Del Rey on April 30th.
I'd like to someday have a really fancy dinner party where everyone would have to come in with great, fancy clothes and I'd serve really fancy food, but I'd only have little juice boxes for drinks, so there would be a whole bunch of fancily-dressed rich people drinking from little juice boxes.
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CHICAGO - R. Kelly won't be mingling with Michael Jackson (news) during next month's Grammy festivities: A judge has ordered the R&B star, who is awaiting trial on child pornography charges, to stay away from the King of Pop, himself facing child molestation charges, when Kelly attends the awards.
The Chicago-based Kelly has produced two songs for Jackson: the 1995 hit "You Are Not Alone" and last fall's "One More Chance." Kelly is nominated for two Grammys (news - web sites) at the Feb. 8 ceremony and had to get a judge's permission to attend the Los Angeles event; Jackson is not up for any awards and there are no indications that he even plans to attend the ceremony.
Prosecutors and Kelly's lawyers said they never raised the issue of a meeting between Jackson and Kelly during a hearing this week about Kelly's travel. Cook County Circuit Judge Vincent Gaughan made the edict on his own, they said. The judge was at a funeral Wednesday and could not be reached for comment.
Kelly lawyer Edward Genson said Monday's ruling, first reported by the Chicago Sun-Times on Tuesday, was not a problem.
"What's the difference if someone makes an order not to see someone he didn't want to see in the first place?" Genson asked.
Kelly, already a Grammy winner, is nominated for best contemporary R&B album for his double-platinum album "Chocolate Factory" and best male R&B performance.
Kelly was arrested in June 2002 after a videotape surfaced that allegedly showed him having sex with an underage girl. He has denied the charges alleged in a 21-count indictment.
Jackson has pleaded innocent to seven counts of performing lewd or lascivious acts on a child under 14 and two counts of administering an intoxicating agent, reportedly wine. He was arrested in November.
Kelly, who remains free on bond, has received Gaughan's permission to travel before. He has to be back in Chicago from his latest trip on Feb. 18.