If you use Remember the Milk (and if you don’t why don’t you???), you may get really tired of that cow logo. I personally don’t think it looks very professional.

To eliminate the logo in Safari and Omniweb, you can use a custom style sheet with a style to override the site’s style sheet. The cow logo is a background image in a div called appheaderlogo. Create a plain text file and add this line to it:

#appheaderlogo{background:white !important ;}

and save it. I call mine “rtm.css”. Then

* go to Preferences in Safari or Omniweb
* choose Advanced in Safari or Appearances in Omniweb
* choose the file you created
* view RTM. If you still see the logo, empty your cache.

You should now have a blank space in place of the cow. The area where the logo was is still a clickable link that takes you to the home page.

I should not have waited so long to get one, but I hate AT&T so much. I have no idea how it will turn out, but the first week has been fantastic.

I switched from TextPattern to Wordpress today, so some things could be kinda messed up. Email me if you see a problem.

i also eliminated the galleries as Flickr is a much better solution to photo display than my home-grown solution. My user name is PoorBC. For $25 a year, I can upload every photo we take…I mean the real 3 to 5 meg photo, not just a dumbed down version for the website. Flickr by default displays a bandwidth-friendly version, but the original photo is available for download if you choose to print a copy. You can do all sorts of things with the photos if you just open your wallet…printing on canvas, making postage stamps, etc….

McCluer Academy Class of 1979 data is still preserved…

Okay, maybe this will get picked up on Google and help someone else. I was trying pandora.com after reading about it in “PC magazine”:www.pcmag.com. It worked fine on PCs, but wouldn’t work on my Mac in any browser. Buried in the FAQ is this statement:

If you’re on a Mac, launching Garage Band once can magically fix Flash audio problems.

That did the trick for me. I think I’ll like this service…

Rhonda sold this old bank that was in a bag of junk from Goodwill:

She paid about 25 cents for the bag and there were two in there. She sold the first one to an architect in New Jersey for $176.86. The next one will be posted shortly, so bid away!