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Click on "Schedules, the click on the Blue title of the class in which you are interested;

http://www.specopsystems.com/

The Dallas class will be at Elm Fork IF she dries out.

txinvestigator wrote: The Dallas class will be at Elm Fork IF she dries out.

So, sometime in January, right?

llwatson wrote:

txinvestigator wrote: The Dallas class will be at Elm Fork IF she dries out.

So, sometime in January, right?

Wow... You’re optimistic aren’t ya?

llwatson wrote:

txinvestigator wrote: The Dallas class will be at Elm Fork IF she dries out.

So, sometime in January, right?

No kidding.

Denise (the woman who runs it) is a VERY nice woman, and I feel terrible for her. I hope the USACoE closes the dam at Lewisville soon.

txinvestigator wrote:

llwatson wrote:

txinvestigator wrote: The Dallas class will be at Elm Fork IF she dries out.

So, sometime in January, right?

No kidding.

Denise (the woman who runs it) is a VERY nice woman, and I feel terrible for her. I hope the USACoE closes the darn at Lewisville soon.

They're letting water out of Grapevine Lake now.

Will these classes be offered again, once things get straightened out at Elm Fjork?

DoubleJ wrote:Will these classes be offered again, once things get straightened out at Elm Fjork?

We will have to re-negotiate with the new owners.

txinvestigator wrote:http://www.specopsystems.com/

Some knucklehead wrote:This site requires frames. Please upgrade your browser to the latest version.

Hmm...it is the latest version of Lynx. What your frame needs have to do with it I'm not sure, but I can recommend a store off Campbell that makes nice ones. (Hint: the tag is called "<noframes>" not "<berate_viewer's_software_because_you're_too_lazy_to_provide_the_content_in_normal_html>")

That same knucklehead wrote:Designer Websites by SiteCube.com

Nice of them to tell me which Art Institute dropout to avoid in case I ever get too lazy to do my own web design work and want to have someone alienate potential customers for me. I was kinda hoping elinks might get me something useful from the site, though.

Yup, him again wrote:You need flash player 8 or above to enjoy this site.

So, when they get around to releasing flash player 8 for Opera under Linux, I still won't care enough to wait for a bunch of garbage to load. Using flash where it's not needed is just as bad as doing a series of shoulder rolls to get to the bathroom because it looks cool.

I guess it's just too hard to design a web page around actual content and accessibility these days.

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KD5NRH wrote:

txinvestigator wrote:http://www.specopsystems.com/

Some knucklehead wrote:This site requires frames. Please upgrade your browser to the latest version.

Hmm...it is the latest version of Lynx. What your frame needs have to do with it I'm not sure, but I can recommend a store off Campbell that makes nice ones. (Hint: the tag is called "<noframes>" not "<berate_viewer's_software_because_you're_too_lazy_to_provide_the_content_in_normal_html>")

That same knucklehead wrote:Designer Websites by SiteCube.com

Nice of them to tell me which Art Institute dropout to avoid in case I ever get too lazy to do my own web design work and want to have someone alienate potential customers for me. I was kinda hoping elinks might get me something useful from the site, though.

Yup, him again wrote:You need flash player 8 or above to enjoy this site.

So, when they get around to releasing flash player 8 for Opera under Linux, I still won't care enough to wait for a bunch of garbage to load. Using flash where it's not needed is just as bad as doing a series of shoulder rolls to get to the bathroom because it looks cool.

I guess it's just too hard to design a web page around actual content and accessibility these days.

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I miss your point. Are complaining of the design of the website?