American Women's History Month... and travel plans

[sff_corgi_lj]

I'm likely to be AFK until Friday (Thursday at the very least), so I have to ask you a favour.

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But first, to wrap up Women's History Month in a bunchy clump, here's the last six profiles:

March 27: Ada Blackjack

March 28: Anna Garlin Spencer

March 29: Emma Brunskill

If you Google for Emma Brunskill's latest work, you'll see she's been involved in ambulatory robot studies. Very technical page, though.

March 30: Laurie Anderson

On September 16, 2005, Laurie’s exhibition The Waters Reglitterized opened at the Sean Kelly Gallery in New York City. According to the press release by Sean Kelly, The Waters Reglitterized is a diary of dreams and their literal recreation as works of art. This work, created in the process of re-experiencing or re-working her dreams while awake, uses the language of dreams to investigate the dream itself. The resulting pieces include drawings, prints and high definition video. The installation ran until October 22, 2005. In 2006, she contributed a song to Plague Songs, a collection of songs related to the 10 Biblical plagues.

Laurie Anderson narrated Ric Burns's Andy Warhol: The Documentary Film, which was first televised in September 2006 as part of the PBS American Masters series. Anderson also performed in Came So Far For Beauty, the Leonard Cohen tribute event held in The Point Theatre, Dublin, Ireland on October 4 and 5, 2006.

Recently, through her web site, Laurie announced a re-release of her first album, Big Science, on Nonesuch Records, a DVD box set containing her short films and the concert movie Home of the Brave, a book of drawings titled Night Life, and a new album to be released in 2008, Homeland.^Wikipedia

	March 31: Elizabeth Holloway Marston
Virginia 'Ginny' Heinlein

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Here's the 'favour' part. I'm not going to have much access, if at all, because Myfanwy is ever-so-delightfully dragging me away from my various burdens (and puppies) for a day or two to visit lovely Gaithersburg, north of Washington, D.C. We'll drive back and visit the Poodle Breeder Previously Blogged About, too.

However, this means I won't be able to do my webcomics voting — especially since the turnover is on Sunday, when I'll be back, but Myfi with or without boychild, might still be visiting here.

Can you please take a few minutes (5, 10 if your pages load slowly), and indulge your buried urge to just click like crazy? (c.f. 'Oooo, ticky-box!') Especially on April 1 (no joke)? Top Web Comics and WebbedComics turn over at midnight Pacific (GMT-7, currently); BuzzComix is every 24 hours, from whenever you vote.

Comments

[cscottd.livejournal.com]

The html appears to be broken...

[sff-corgi.livejournal.com]

ARGH. I knew I should have checked it, and ran out of time. All fixed, and thank you for reading.

:)

[erised1810.livejournal.com]

*glares at lj* i' mtryignto foigure out where the html error is butthey're literall yciting from a href=.... /a so al i know is it's inside oen of the links.
the onl yquestion this-one raised for me is do yo udo all that coding by hand? if so...well..wow.

[sff-corgi.livejournal.com]

I found it, it was right at the top - part of it was that I had double speech marks instead of single setting off Ginny's nickname, and the other was that the 'alt' tag for the icon image got really spazzed up somehow. I've got it fixed, it should be easier to read now.

And I've done coding in Windows Notepad before, but for large chunks I'll use work's FrontPage, then clean it up manually; or I'll use Semagic. I can still code by hand as a point of honour, but it's pretty time-consuming.

[erised1810.livejournal.com]

aha, that 'loks better. i stil maitnain it's stupid of lj to jsut site a snippet adn make you look all over the place for it.
I can handcode too buti wouldnt' be able tto do tables manually to save my life. :)

I don't know hmtl well enough to suss out what is the prblem with Ginny, but as for the rest...

[annechen-melo.livejournal.com]

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Here's the 'favour' part. I'm not going to have much access, if at all, because (http://myfanwy.livejournal.com/profile?mode=full)Myfanwy (http://myfanwy.livejournal.com/) is ever-so-delightfully dragging me away from my various burdens (and puppies) for a day or two to visit lovely Gaithersburg, north of Washington, D.C. We'll drive back and visit the Poodle Breeder Previously Blogged About, too.

However, this means I won't be able to do my webcomics voting (http://sff-corgi.livejournal.com/357920.html) — especially since the turnover is on Sunday, when I'll be back, but Myfi with or without boychild, might still be visiting here.

Can you please take a few minutes (5, 10 if your pages load slowly), and indulge your buried urge to just click like crazy? (c.f. 'Oooo, ticky-box!') Especially on April 1 (no joke)? Top Web Comics (http://topwebcomics.com/) and WebbedComics (http://www.webbedcomics.com/) turn over at midnight Pacific (GMT-7 (http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/), currently); BuzzComix (http://sff-corgi.livejournal.com/www.buzzcomix.net) is every 24 hours, from whenever you vote.

Re: I don't know hmtl well enough to suss out what is the prblem with Ginny, but as for the rest...

[sff-corgi.livejournal.com]

MWAH! Thanks. ^_^