you won't make yourself a name if you follow the rules

"For the specific use which welds large quantity high speed under the same material condition the welding machine, as for one for personal becomes various material forms and to designate the material as the partner vis-a-vis it keeps setting these to optimum value. So, worry it does not enter that much." I suspect I'd have more luck by first convincing this computer to properly display the characters, then looking up each character. Seriously, where's AnimeFansubber!Daniel when you need him?

April 18th and 19th, starting 8 am EDT: the 24-Hour Read-a-Thon. (FAQ.) That's a Saturday into Sunday, followed by a Monday on which I don't have work and can therefore sleep all I like, so I think I'll go for all twenty-four hours. And, hey. Prizes. (Oct '08 list.) I suspect I won't get many chances at them, though, no way will I be online for anywhere near all the mini-challenges. Also, 24hourreadathon_feed.

*previews* What the buh now? [Error: Can't call method "imgtag" on unblessed reference at '/home/dw/current/htdocs/preview/entry.bml' line 106. @ dfw-web01]

I assume the issue is the following, with of course &lt;&gt; instead of <>.

*previews again* [Error: Can't call method "imgtag" on unblessed reference at '/home/dw/current/htdocs/preview/entry.bml' line 106. @ dfw-web01]

Or maybe it's not. *deletes what must be the offending bit* Was trying to link to http://24hourreadathon.com/2009/03/26/the-april-2009-read-a-thon/ with http://24hourreadathon.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/readthonreader.jpg.

*previews again* Yep, same. Hey, this actually is the first time I've tried previewing a post to Dreamwidth, isn't it? *test-previews a new post that isn't an edit of a private post* Yep, same. This happening to anybody else, or does this computer just not like preview? And if it is just this computer, how do I gain the blessing of the computer gods?

"Amazon has [as of August 2008] acquired twelve year old Canadian company Abebooks (formerly the Advanced Book Exchange), the companies just announced. [...] AbeBooks also owns 40 percent of LibraryThing (a social app for keeping track of your books and finding other like-minded book lovers). Whereas Amazon is an investor in [some other startup]. Now Amazon will own a piece of both of those competing startups."

Aw crap.