resistance is futile

To those who feel that we can’t reverse Climate change, and that the we are all doomed to die soon!

garysquarepants — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 23:29:49 +0000

Dear: Julian S.

I understand that you feel that we cannot change our rapidly deteriorating environment, and that we must prepare for the eventual doomed destruction of earth. You do not feel that there is anything that could be done to save our planet; you feel that we are approaching the expiration date of earth and we have only accelerated it by not putting it back in the fridge. To this I disagree.

Although we have decreased the pollution particles that create global dimming by such a large margin that it no longer has much of a counteracting effect on the CO₂ and other greenhouse gasses, I still believe that we can restore Mother Nature to a life sustaining balance. The recent volcanic eruptions in Iceland have caused a significant amount of global dimming particles to enter the atmosphere and begin dimming the earth and reverse the effects of global warming. Although global warming has destroyed many ecosystems and permanently altered them, we can still freeze our current situation, if we all pitch in and switch to electric

Vehicles and to clean renewable energy sources to generate our electricity, than we can cut most of our greenhouse gas emissions and stabilize world climate.

We do need to accept blame for causing such damage to our environment, but that is no reason to give up on it, although many creatures have suffered died and even some have gone extinct, there is still hope. The earth has gone through many natural catastrophes’ far worse then global warming, and although many died and some species went extinct the world has always re-grown and redeveloped, life on this planet has always changed to meet the new environment, and I’m sure it will do so in the future.

Your fellow American and Environmental Activist

Gary King

W3Schools Css Table Properties

garysquarepants — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 03:32:16 +0000

Basically this just allows you to customize the look of your tables, you can probably change the color on the borders, change the edges size, etc. but that is pretty much the extent of what you can do with most Css.

W3Schools Css List

garysquarepants — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 03:29:28 +0000

There are two types of lists in web design, Ordered, and Unordered lists. The diffence between them is merly the choice between either getting square or circles for marks, or getting letters or numbers. The choice between square or circle is something you do in css, boo hoo more work for you. With just about anything in Css there are like a million things you can do to customize each property, like you can change the position, height, color, etc. Again like many things in Css, you can do shortcuts that do things in a whole lot less text and work.

W3Schools Css Padding

garysquarepants — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 03:21:51 +0000

Padding is much like a margin, but instead of it being just for the edges of the web page, it can be used in every single element of the page. Other than that though it has the exact same property’s as a margin does.

W3Schools Css Margin

garysquarepants — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 03:18:48 +0000

Margins are like a padding area that id on the webpage, you can’t give it a color(it’s completely transparent), pretty much the only thing you can change is the size of the margin. MArgin has four property’s or area’s it can be in, the top, the bottom, the right and the left. You can set margin sizes either through a percentage comparison, by giving it a pixel value, or by letting the browser decide.

W3Schools Css outline property’s

garysquarepants — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 03:12:14 +0000

Like many other Css things, outlines too can be costumized and several ways. You can add colors, change the size of the outline, style, etc.

W3Schools Css Border

garysquarepants — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 15:12:58 +0000

On W3Schools Css border lesson I learned that there are several different types of borders like inset borders, outset borders, ridges ,etc. You can change border sizes, and border colors.

W3Schools Css font

garysquarepants — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:02:38 +0000

in The W3schools on Css font I learned, how to set text fonts and how to change the size on the text. I also learned that if you just use pixles to set the size of the text it won’t work in IE, to fix this you use percents and em’s which fix the problems in all browsers.

W3Schools Css text

garysquarepants — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:49:23 +0000

I learned from W3Schools that there are many things we can do with text, and to text. For example you can set the distance between letters, the styles they appear in and you can add shadows.

w3schools Css how to leason

garysquarepants — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 15:14:28 +0000

In this leason i learned that there are three ways to do Css, you can do it on a seperate css page than your html page, you can do it internally or within your html webpage, or you can do it inline inside one of the tags. I also learned that you can use more than one in a single html page. I also learned that all Css folders will cascade into one, but the external Css will always overide any internal Css.