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Neither Freud nor Jung had anything to say about cellular phones. However, as they become more prevalent they are obviously making their way into people's dreams. Cell phones have changed from being a symbol of status to a symbol of security. We feel a sense of connection to our resources when the cell phone is nearby. If your dream includes a cell phone, you are probably seeing yourself as connected-or desiring connection with additional opportunities.
There also may be a sense of wanting to change one's social status to necessitate use of a cell phone. Try to discern who you are calling and under what circumstances, as the phone may have a lot of symbolic lifeline or security image to it as well.
Does it feel like a social crutch in your dream, or a helpful tool?
Is it tying you down ... ringing incessantly and keeping you from experiencing a sense of peace in your sleep?

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yes smuigal, you are right .. I Just noticed the message which splash for just 3 secs and redirect me " This offer is not for your country " Thanks anyways :)
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The Russian Orthodox Church election of a new patriarch next week is shaping up as a vote for or against Metropolitan Kirill of Smolensk and Kaliningrad. Already the acting head of the Church since the death of Patriarch Alexiy II last month, Kirill is the clear frontrunner and the man who other churches — especially the Roman Catholic Church — would like to see take the top post. Those two factors, though, could work against him when the Council of Bishops and the Local Council — the two bodies that conduct the election — meet. (Photo: Metropolitan Kirill, 6 Jan 2009/Alexander Natruskin)
Dmitry Solovyov in our Moscow bureau has provided a rundown of the leading candidates in the election, which begins with the meeting of the Council of Bishops on Jan. 25-26, and a rundown of the leading candidates. The bishops will propose three candidates, who will then be voted on by the Local Council of 711 representatives of clergy and laity during its Jan. 27-29 session. The new patriarch will be installed on Feb. 1.
This will be the first patriarchal election since the end of the Soviet Union (the last one was in 1990, a year before communism collapsed there) and since the spectacular revival of the Russian Orthodox Church. One effect very visible abroad was the higher profile the Church has taken in ecumenical exchanges. Less visible to those outside Russia are the different currents in the Church, such as nationalists, anti-westerners, critics of ecumenism and others, who oppose that new openness and activism. If they can close ranks, they could block Kirill's ascension.
"The vote will largely be for or against Kirill," Antoine Nivière, editor of the Service orthodoxe de presse in Paris, told a meeting of religion journalists in the French capital this week. "If he cannot impose himself, a third man may emerge from among the older metropolitans with long experience."
If Kirill is the candidate for a more modern and outward-looking Church, Metropolitan Kliment of Kaluga and Borovsk is the conservative standard bearer. "Kliment is the candidate of the Russian state," Jean-François Colossimo, a theologian at the Saint Sergius Orthodox Theological Institute in Paris, told the same meeting. "Kliment gives the impression of being conservative and dependable. Kliment represents continuity in the tradition of an Russian Orthodox Church subservient to the state."


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Investigators were seen wearing hazardous materials suits at the site of a Phoenix business near the airport Tuesday as they went through dumpsters at a body donation lab.
That was the scene at Biological Resource Center near 24th Street and University after agents raided the building after a joint investigation by the FBI and Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne's office.
The AG's office says the business is a body donation center where people can donate their bodies to science, but has yet to reveal what crime may have been committed.
"I think the hazmat is what alarms me probably the most.. I don't know what's going on, so you worry about the employees and everyone else around here," said Stephanie McDowell, who owns a business next door.
The AG's office says agents were wearing the suits for their protection and that people in the area have nothing to worry about.
"The AG's office and FBI are working together on a joint investigation that will continue over the next few weeks. Due to the nature of the business in question, the site is secure and bio hazard precautions are being made as an extra safety measure for the investigators. The general public is in no danger. We will not be making further comment today as it could compromise this ongoing investigation," stated Stephanie Grisham, Press Secretary for the Attorney General's office.
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EL PASO — On his first day at his new job, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel talked with service members and civilian employees at the Pentagon. He said he is proud to be joining their team and that will always be honest with them.
"You'll always know that you have a Secretary of Defense that will deal straight with you. I'll be honest. I'll be direct. I'll expect the same from you. I'll never ask anyone to do anything I wouldn't do. I will never ask anybody to do more than I wouldn't do. That's the story of your lives. I wouldn't be worthy if that was not the case," said Hagel.
Hagel is a Vietnam Veteran who earned two Purple Heart medals, one of which was for saving is own brother's life in combat.
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Fort Bliss soldiers said they are looking forward to seeing how Hagel's experience will play a role in his decision making.
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Hagel moves into the defense post just as the department faces billions in automatic spending cuts if the sequester begins this Friday.


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WDEL Blog: Allan Loudell
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Benghazi hearing: Three State Dept. officials dispute Administration's narrative of the attacks
A trio of State Department officials offered a House committee intense accounts of last year's deadly attack on U.S. installations in Benghazi, Libya
The officials again criticized the Obama Administration's early hesitation to characterize the attacks as premeditated terrorist acts. Again, questions about whether then-Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clintom and her top aides were sufficiently engaged.
The key revelation (at least to me): The deputy to the slain U.S. ambassador said a team of Special Forces was preparing to fly to Benghazi, but got a red light from the U.S. Special Operations Command in Africa. Why?
(Preliminary answer: No air-to-air refueling to get F15s at Aviano U.S. Air Base in Italy to Benghazi and back!)
Republicans portrayed an Obama Administration intent on cover-up; Dems accused the Republicans of exploiting a real tragedy for political gain (Doesn't hurt GOP'ers to beat up the presumed Democratic Presidential frontrunner for 2016: Hillary Rodham Clinton)
In the end, it's doubtful very many minds were changed.
As for the broader American public, Benghazi simply is not the sort of thing ordinary people talk about at the office water-cooler.
It didn't help that the Cleveland abduction story - with its hour-by-hour twists & turns - and then the 1st-degree murder verdict in the Jodi Arias trial - eclipsed Benghazi and dominated the popular media.
The basic questions persist: Did the Obama Administration fully grasp the magnitude of the situation? Did it do everything it could to save U.S. lives? What explains the discrepancy about whether any team was preparing to fly to Benghazi, but then was forbidden from doing do? Did senior aides cover up? Or is this primarily a Republican fishing expedition designed to tarnish not only the Obama Administration, but the likely Democratic Presidential nominee in particular?
It does appear the Administration realized early on that the Benghazi assault was a terrorist attack, even though the Administration waffled on its public remarks. And there HAS been public obfuscation.
CBS News investigative correspondent Sharyl Attkisson has told me about her frustrations trying to get to the bottom of the Benghazi story, including government rejections of her FOIA requests. Previously, she revealed how she was shouted and yelled at for her inquiries into the "Fast & Furious" gun-running scandal. (Politico reported April 12th that the Emmy award-winning investigative journalist was in talks to leave CBS News ahead of the expiration of her contract and that she had been feuding with CBS News executives, particularly the executive producer of the "CBS Evening News"; Attkisson said in a statement she'd remain with the network for the duration of her contract.)
Of the two dozen or so news accounts I've seen of yesterday's Benghazi hearing and the political fallout, I recommend this from ROLL CALL: "5 Top Moments of the Benghazi Hearing"...
Posted at 8:20am on May 9, 2013 by Allan Loudell
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Thu, May 9, 2013 8:48am
Lol. I just commented on another thread here that Benghazi hearings have a very low profile in all the new aggregates today, most not mentioning it at all...
Check a look around. Last night, the top 5 had nothing. Today only three of the top five have anything at all.. and they are very far down at the bottom.
Thu, May 9, 2013 8:54am
I just looked at Fox. Very minimal coverage there... I was kinda surprised it wasn't spread across the front page....
So if Fox doesn't think a story that was created for Fox to publish is news, it is not news...
It happened, but is it worth anyone's time to comment upon it? Can we have another topic please?
Thu, May 9, 2013 9:37am
Clinton and Obama clearly screwed-up on Benghazi. They turned down requests for extra security before the attack, and that, in all likelihood, cost four American lives.
Interestingly, during the second presidential debate in the "Town Hall" format, a citizen asked Obama why he didn't respond to requests for additional Benghazi security, and Obama then went into a long narrative about how the U.S. turfed Osama Bin Laden.
Clinton, Obama and the entire administration continue to duck questions about Benghazi because they know the truth will show an administration that was AWOL during a deadly crisis.
Thu, May 9, 2013 10:53am
If something like Benghazi or Fast & Furious happened under GW43 I believe both stories would have had the media screaming impeachment.
The biggest revelation of these hearings to me was that the reason there were 30 survivors is because two ex-Navy SEALS (who died along with the Ambassador) ignored orders to stand down, attempted to defend Stevens and successfully saved those who did make it out alive.
Sharyl Attkisson is one of a very small number of real reporters...digging for the truth, uncovering the lies, and exposing them to whomever will pay attention.
Thu, May 9, 2013 1:22pm
Far more important on the news blotter is this local story: Down in Felton four dogs perished from gas caused by leaking propane inside the home...
The WDEL version does not mention the dead dogs...
This is a cover-up. We must have an investigation immediately, on why, why, in the heat of the moment, WDEL is not reporting the dogs that gave their lives to gas. This is an outrage, outrage. We must have hearings: 9 of them in fact, we must have testimony and hear from 100 witnesses... By everything American, we must get to the bottom of this... Why on earth we are covering-up the deaths of four dogs? FOUR DOGS DIED... Where's the outrage? Where's the law? We need impeachment. We need to remove all those responsible! Four dogs died I say you.. and who was president? We need to remove him. Four dogs died. It is the president's responsibility.. He is in charge of this nation. And I bet you, he called WDEL and demanded no mention of the dogs gets out.. I bet you for sure. There can be no other reason WDEL didn't mention it. And the next president, probably that woman, will also be responsible for this. Simply because they too must not like dogs. Forget all the reasons.. It's a conspiracy and President Obama is responsible for those four dogs dying because I say so. If I say so, it must be. Stop trying to use facts or data to make it look like just a house blew up... It's a conspiracy I tell you. You can tell because WDEL didn't report the dead dogs and the News Journal did.... Something is not right. Call your congressmen, call your priest, sound the general alarm. Our nation is under attack. It's the end of the United States of America... And you know? You Know? You want me to prove there is a conspiracy against the truth? Just you wait till Sunday, just wait till Sunday. On Sunday, I guarantee you, I'll bet you, I'll triple double-dog-dare you... that there will be no mention of this on all of Sunday's televised talk show. Not one word!
It has to be a conspiracy, I tell you. This conspiracy far dwarfs those talks in Benghazi in scope. This conspiracy may actually take down President Obama himself and ............ leave us with Joe Biden as commander-in-chief.
Allan Loudell
Thu, May 9, 2013 2:12pm
Appreciate your sarcasm!
I can tell you a particular NEWS JOURNAL reporter - very passionate about animals - argued (successfully) with her colleagues and editor that fire stories should note if any pets perished, even if no humans did.
That said, I would argue it's a cover-up when the deaths of dogs and/or cats are noted & documented, but not "lesser" pets such as tropical fish!
Allan Loudell
Thu, May 9, 2013 2:38pm
Fear not, kavips, the mid-tier(?) pundits (no, I do not tune in; I co-habit with someone who does), and, oh alright, Rush,too, are covering Benghazi more than enough to satisfy anyone. A question for you: some weeks ago, you posted a link to a report of the Benghazi event being a retaliation to a prior attack by "us". I neglected to follow that and have been unable to find info. Do you still have the link? Or any other info? Thanks.
Thu, May 9, 2013 2:39pm
Lol.. but on a technicality, the fish wouldn't have died by being burned but instead their cause would be death by boiling. Since boiled fish is common, this perhaps is less newsworthy and therefore could be excused as being non discriminatory if left out of the News Journal story..
Thu, May 9, 2013 2:52pm
Glass... it came from the book. 'Benghazi: The Definitive Report' written by Jack Murphy/Brandon Webb
Murphy and co-author Brandon Webb also revealed that the September 11 Benghazi terrorist attack that killed four Americans, including Ambassador Chris Stevens, was retaliation by Islamist militants who had been targeted by covert U.S. military operations.
The book claims that neither Stevens nor even Petraeus knew about the raids by American special operations troops, which had 'kicked a hornet's nest' among the heavily-armed fighters after the overthrow of Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
John Brennan, President Barack Obama's Deputy National Security Adviser, had been authorizing 'unilateral operations in North Africa outside of the traditional command structure,' according to the e-book.
Thu, May 9, 2013 3:49pm
One possibilty for the slow action from Hillary (and/or Obama) is that an agreement banning the use of U.S. special forces, or U.S. military force in general, for certain parts of Libya had been negotiated between the Obama administration and the Libyan government after Gaddafi was overthrown.
Even if there was an agreement, shouldn't they have done something to save the Ambassador and all the others at that compound?
I wonder...would we even know about Benghazi had there been no survivors? Kinda' doubt it.
Thu, May 9, 2013 4:17pm
thanks, kavips
Fri, May 10, 2013 12:26am
This event trumps Watergate, Iran-Contra, Iraq, Monica Lewinsky, or any other scandal you want to name.
Clearly Obama and Hillary should be tried and convicted of treason and given life sentences in Leavenworth and sent out daily to pick up trash off highways.
Fri, May 10, 2013 8:13am
Mr. Pizza... either you've gone postal or been sniffing the dough... :)
Fri, May 10, 2013 11:05am
Whoever was responsible for leaving the Ambassador and all others defenseless in Benghazi should indeed be given mrpizza's penalties.
Fri, May 10, 2013 11:09am
Has anyone found out who it was that placed stand-down orders twice for support to Benghazi?
Sat, May 11, 2013 1:55am
Earl Grey. It was Darrell Issa. those stand down orders came when he terminated all funding for embassy security.
btw. whats going on in Cleveland, has much more to do with national security than these hearings... Which is .. none at all...
Sun, May 12, 2013 3:33pm
Funny...I thought the security was reduced thanks to Hillary (even after Ambassador Stevens pleaded for more security after 5 previous Terrorist attacks in the Benghazi region against "foreign interests".)
Now that ABC News actually did some reporting and revealed the 12 revisions to the Benghazi talking points...others who mocked are looking into a cover-up...even the New Yorker (not very right-wing) is changing its position on this one.
Another interesting story is the IRS admission of going after Tea Party, Conservative, and Jewish organizations and individuals...so much for the paranoid who said this has been happening for quite a while (just as Nixon had an enemies list so too does our current leader).
Mon, May 13, 2013 9:12am
Oh stop it...
here are the alterations...
Where is the scandal?
Only a complete idiot, an imbecile, a dumb businessman, a horrible human being, a disgruntled demon, a vandalized vixen, a putrid potatohead, would think these revisions were dastardly. For example... One of the most horrible, horrible, traitorous, impeachable twelve revisions, has one single word changed... One word!!!
That word.... .... .... Cairo.... yes, Cairo... This is an outrage! Impeach the President! Impeach the Vice President! Impeach every Democrat! It is treason. It calls for removing "that" black man from office. In fact, it calls for all protocol to be eviscerated, and Darrel Issa to be sworn-in as President.. Nothing else can save the country. We must act now! We need to do something right now to make Darrell Issa, and only Darrel Issa, twice arrested on car theft, once accused of putting a gun to an employee's head, always accused of distorting truth to benefit his career, into the next President of the United States of America... Quick! .. Sound the alarm! Call your friends. Write your grandmother a hand-written letter!.... Our country is under attack!!! .
Cairo... was changed...
My guess, it was changed because if you read without it, there was ambiguity as to which embassay. Was it the embassy of Tripoli? Or perhaps without it, some might even get the impression they were discussing Benghazi itself?...
Once again, it is the news that is the hype. Not the articles inside... WE are reporting that someone who gains from any insinuation of impropriety, is "saying" this is an outrage, Not whether or not it is one..
I noticed that ABC, which has the document, was very specific not to "say" the document says anything bad... Very specific. They know,.... the document says nothing bad, and now if you read it... we all know what they know...
It is amazing what one can find out on their own, if they don't listen to Goebbels...
This makes the Republicans look like the stupidest people who have ever graced the face of the earth... I wonder how many called off work today, embarrassed to show their face?
Mon, May 13, 2013 9:13am
Mr. Pizza.. Did you show up to work today? :)
Mon, May 13, 2013 9:18am
And just for a matter of record, I do more revisions on my answers to WDEL's Allan Loudell's blog than these guys did for 5 Sunday talk shows...
Come on Republicans... Get a life...
Mon, May 13, 2013 9:49am
kavips: Did billsmith hack your user account? Your response was a bit snarky.
Did you read the link you posted from ABC News?
Al-Qaida and all references to terrorism were removed and the YouTube video story was inserted...The 5 previous attacks in Benghazi (including the British Ambassador) were also scrubbed. How can you not see this scandal? Too loyal to Obama or fear of losing Hillary in 2016?
Tue, May 14, 2013 2:50pm
Earl... The truth always looks snarky when you are on the wrong side of it.
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I inherited a bunch of furniture from my grandmother about 5 years ago. My favorite piece — and the piece I almost let get sold — was the credenza that lived in her living room my whole life. It's a beautiful mid century teak credenza that I have truly treasured having. It has moved with me from my first apartment all the way through living with someone to being single again. I've used it a million different ways and it's something I'm likely to have my whole life.
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First it was in the bedroom of my very first apartment (Laure's Sparkling Space — the launching point of writing for Apartment Therapy!) housing clothes and odds and ends. I kept it relatively cleared off with only a mirror and a couple of objets.
Office (image 1)
Next it became storage for office odds and ends near the dining table I used as a desk (and in the setting of the infamous Books in the Rafters Post). I changed out the artwork on top and tried not to let the printer live on it.
Dining Room (images 3 & 4)
Then I moved in with my boyfriend into a proper house it became the backdrop for the dining room table. The drawers held the kids' drawings and inside the main compartment we kept books we didn't have any room for on the shelves. I put together a terrarium for the top and put one of my favorite turquoise lamps on it. It made a guest appearance in this post about caring for teak furniture and also one of Grace's posts about using sheepskins on shell chairs.
Living Room (images 5 & 6)
Now it's come full circle and it is back being used in the living room. The boyfriend and I broke up so I have a smaller space. This time I decided to get the shelves out of storage and use them the way my grandma did in her living room. This provides endless opportunities for tweaking and re-accessorizing — but it also gives my living room a more anchored feel with such a strong, timeless piece of furniture. This time around it made a guest appearance in Abby's post about 7 Ways to Rediscover the Beauty in Your Home. You can also see more pictures on my own blog.
Gramma (image 7)
This is the only picture I could find of how my grandmother had the credenza and shelves at her house.
Do you have a piece of furniture you've repurposed as you've moved around?
Images: Laure Joliet
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Gramma's furniture rules! I am also liking your ceiling shelves with the books. I don't thinkI've ever seen that before, Very neat.
Your Gramma had style! My grandmother had a very similar chair to the pair in the middle of your Gramma's room - only hers was upholstered in a peacock blue velvety fabric. Your photo is very nostalgic.
I have my grandparents' 'buffet' - more ornate than the credenza - faux tudor or something _ and not nearly so useful. I love it because it was always there in their dining room. But if I wouldn't be drummed out of the family, I'd paint it white.
However, this post just makes me regret giving away my mother-in-law's credenza, which was quite similar. I almost saved it from the truck at the last minute, but I didn't.
#3/#4 definitely
Your grandmother had that living room done up! That's a cool looking lamp in the back right corner.
Funny, all I need is your grandmother's sideboard and then we would have matching dining rooms... a Nelson Bubble, an Eames conference table and a set of Eames DSX chairs (same color even except I have upholstered ones.)
So that makes pic four is my favorite use, as a sideboard (although I feel the fifth pic is what is was originally intended for... like in your grandmother's house.)
Repurposed furniture - I have a couple of round Eames Aluminum group tables. I want to make the smaller one, 36", a coffee table. So I'm looking for a short post to make that come true. Wondering if the Alum. Grp. ottoman post would work?
p.s. Aren't credenzas without legs?
So much for the much maligned "granny" decorating. Looks like the old girl knew what she ws as doing!
We got a lot of furniture from my grandparents when we bought out house. We turned a coffee table turned tv console into a window seat, and a secretary&bookshelf of my husband's into a china hutch.
Is that table purchase-able somewhere?
Gramma rocks!!
one place for sure:
or try the local Craigslist, ebay or business' closing up (mine was a conference table in it's previous life.)
I love your credenza, I wish my grandma had one of these ! The way you use it in each room make me want one even more. I keep an eye out at the thrift stores and flea markets for one that someone overlooked. I found an amazing typewriter flip desk circa 1920's at the good will for ... get this $17 ! It looked like it was in a basement for 40 years but my husband and i cleaned it up and stained it and its so beautiful I would never sell it. Trash to treasure :)


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"That's because I'm 14 (which makes me the youngest web developer)."
Nice. You ruined almost all of your credibility and showed off your big ego in one sentence. Do you know every web developer out there? A common mistake to think, surely. And while we're at it, I'm 18. I know more about webdevelopment (and flash, but that's besides the point)than everyone I have ever met. Ever. There are people who don't know a single thing about webdesign and -development, yet hsve 3 children and still doesn't know what kind of 'thing' CSS is.
Age is irrelevant. If you want to say something that contradicts the article, you have to provide facts supporting it. If you can't, then don't say it.
I learned a lot from ALA, a large part of that comes from the comments. They give you insight in the article, like insta-experience in a can with an easy-to-peal™ lip. I did not learn from a 2 page rant about something that has already been discussed, everywhere.
And with that, I end my comment. Let the good content flow again, shall we?
Don't you know IE 5.2 Mac is a bug ridden crash prone piece of junk? See http://www.quirksmode.org for gory details.
I detect a hint of jealousy from [m].
If you just used tables, we wouldn't have this problem: IE DOES support min-height on TDs. But oh well. That's too easy. Too bad you're standards and anti-table zealots.
Just go away…
I have a right to be here.
And we have every right to inform you that we don't much appreciate your self-righteous and senseless babbling about how you are the internet's last true designer, or whatever it is you think yourself to be. You're not that impressive if you want to know the truth. The rest of us here are concerned with intelligent discussion about the articles—sorry kiddo, "ALA SUCKS!" just doesn't make the cut. So for the love of God, either pester some other people, or stay and make good use of your inherent communication skills by making some intelligent points once in a while. It's not much to demand of you, is it?
Dante-Cubed wrote
If you just used tables, we wouldn't have this problem: IE DOES support min-height on TDs. But oh well. That's too easy. Too bad you're standards and anti-table zealots.
No-one's saying that you absolutely can't use tables. This particular article, however, says that "IF you absolutely don't want to use tables, this is the reality you'll have to face". Really, Apartness said all that needed to be said in the first page of posts: "It could even be viewed as an implicit critique of CSS".
Now, which do you think is most useful: an article that says "Nah, CSS is too complicated; simply don't bother with it!", leaving the W3C to guess what designers need, or an article that says "THIS is what SHOULD be working, THIS is what you can do TODAY, and THIS is what still needs improving"?
I'd like to remind you that up until this point, your comments on this article haven't actually been about the article, but about ALA in general. Now, I DO think you have the right to make general comments about ALA in these threads. But don't play the saint by saying that your comments are considered "flaming" just because people don't agree with them.
You have shown yourself capable of serious discussion, and you've made some valid points. It would be nice to see you keep that up. But on the last page of posts, you're dismissing honest critiques, both on the article and on your posts, along the lines of "Jealous, huh?" or "Why are you even using that piece of shit browser?". One could get the impression that YOU are the one who's having trouble accepting different points of view.
http://jezek2.advel.cz/css/footer.html (try to click on "schovat text")
It's not very mature to not have backbone either…
I do have trouble accepting different points of view if they're only there to spite people and/or they're incredibly stupid. We web developers haven't the time to worry about Standards Zealots, as PPK so rightly labled them. I have made DOM progress with my Select Master and the DCScript Browser.
It's people that won't let me have creativity that make me post crap as such. I can create a really great website with lots of cool yet accessible and usable DOM Scripts and CSS, but on my site's discussion forum I find that people from this very forum have posted rubbish about me not knowing anything about design because I don't use Valid XHTML. This is why I am so mad and immature.
Bobby van der Sluis wrote:
"The table height property is deprecated in XHTML,"
There was never a height attribute for the TABLE element in HTML (nor in RFC 1942). So it cannot be deprecated.
Technically speaking you are right. I don't think the W3C ever recommended a table height attribute in any of their specifications.
However, the proprietary table height attribute was already existing and loads of designers and developers like myself were happily using it.
Despite the request of a lot of people to include the table height attribute in the W3C specifications, the W3C specifically stated that the table height element was deprecated and shouldn't be used anymore.
As a result the browser makers took the attribute out of their specs. The table height attribute can only be used in quirks mode. The latest versions of Opera don't even support the attribute in quirks mode anymore.
Why was it deprecated"? Oh I get it…the W3C just did it for the sake of doing it…seriously why?
The W3C didn't think it made sense to add height in when a) it never was part of the spec to begin with and b) display attributes are part of CSS. So, why support something now you never supported in the first place, and why support it when your stated goal is to move display functions out of HTML?
BTW, your dropdowns also break badly in Opera 7.
Welcome to web design Dave. While none of us like to design around bugs, especially since certain browser developers are refusing to support the standards, these work arounds are necessary and needed. But it is also about creativity…and making the medium do more than it it was supposed to. If we had been content with html v.1, this page wouldn't be here.
Excellent article, and thanks for the tip. Wish I'd seen it about 3 weeks ago when I was dealing with this issue.
Well, I for one will stick with the "old-school" table positioning for now, at least until I can get the CSS positioning to actually WORK in my browsers (Opera7.23,IE6). So far, I haven't been able to make any of your examples work in Opera:-( And that's the point – why bother making super-new-and-cool CSS2++ designs, when a large number of users don't really see the results? (my web sites' stats show about 60% of IE 5.0 and 5.5 combined)
AMEN Brian! What a rediculous waste of time. It's like I want a Toyota but they don't have exactly what I want so rather than check out Nissan, I'm gonna build my own car from scratch.
Utterly worthless. When the standards people and browser people get their act together I will delve into CCS beyond text formatting.
javascript functions to get a footer on a page..please!!
Typo: CCS = CSS
Quote from article:
"Note that if you set the height of the container to 100%, in standards mode the footer will always stay at the bottom of the browser window."
Not true there is no need for any extra code or workarounds for ie5 or ie6 (pc) both will work fine with 100% as I have been using this for ages.
The 100% container will reach to the bottom of the window or the bottom of the document if longer.
Otherwise nice article.
Dante- go meet some girls, get out and smell the roses or something…from your posts it seems like you don't have a life. It's just an article.
Take it or leave it.
Move on.
I have moved on. The reason I'm staying here is because I'm trying to find out who it was that spammed up my message board. It was someone from this board. I'm writing a new article, "Give me Javascript or give me death", explaining why Js should be used.
Javascript is painfully over-used on your site. I'd rather you not tell people to follow your example with things like that strange pixel-coordinate-pointer-tracker. Yeah, like the world has been dying to know where their mouse stands on the screen in pixels. And your dropdowns – hideous and clunky. They kept changing size as I passed over the links, and in some bizarre cases, the pop-out menu was disconnected from the link that produced it, so it was impossible to actually make it to that menu and use those links before it disappeared. I don't know, I just get the feeling you ought to spend less time ranting about Javascript and more time actually getting it to work if you're trying to set some kind of great example. And you should probably ditch the tables and follow web standards too!
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Utterly worthless. When the standards people and browser people get their act together I will delve into CCS beyond text formatting.
You know, this is 2004, not 1998. There are LOTS of things beyond text formatting that you can do with CSS, without having to resort to code-cluttering hacks or JavaScript.
Paul O'Brien: http://www.alistapart.com/discuss/footers/8/#c6700
Good to see that other people have found similar approaches to tackle the same issue.
The article explains why a height of 100% works in IE5/WIN and IE6/WIN.
I have to disagree with you that there is an error in the article. If you set the height of the container to 100% you get the following: http://www.bobbyvandersluis.com/articles/ala_footer_example2discuss.html
This example doesn't work in Mozilla and Opera 7.
A closer look at your example: http://www.pmob.co.uk/temp/3colfixedtest_4.htm
tells me that you pass
html>body #outer{height:auto;}
to non-IE browsers too.
I learn a lot from the articles here at ALA, but even more from the discussions that follow them! (Although these Dante Diatribes are distracting to the point of the forum here, IMHO.) I particularly enjoyed Alberto's http://www.alistapart.com/discuss/footers/4/#c6589 comments and found them valid and entertaining as well. I thought he spoke well to the confusion and frustration some of us obviously feel about the problems and "solutions" in trying to make a living making useful, usable Websites.
But whatever you may or may not think is the best way to code a page these days, the fact is that like an extended drum solo in a bad rock song, using CSS and XHTML in your coding is coming and there's nothing you can do about it. Standardization, Compliance and Usability are going to become more and more required, and knowing creative tricks and workarounds like these is going to make your skills a much more valuable commodity to your employers, customers or clients. If all you end up knowing or using is basic HTML then your going to find your self outsourced/offshored or replaced by some fascistic Content Management System that can do that kind of stuff automatically, and just as bad, without you.
I'm just as annoyed, frustrated and confused at the whole state of affairs as the next coder here, but I do find the whole situation exciting as well. This is the "cutting edge" here folks, and though I don't particularly have a use for this "solution" I like to learn something new and may find a use for the functions used here. I also appreciate the time and effort that these folks and most of you fellow readers and commentors here put into researching, developing, testing and providing this kind information and solutions to us FREE!
When I feel like I'm getting too wound up or serious about something, I like to keep a quote the Firesign Theater in mind in these kinds of situations – "Everything You Know is Wrong!" I laugh to myself and move on to learn some more, even if it turns out to be wrong sometimes too.
Keep up the great work here all of you, and give me more!
Apparently posting something along the lines of "Here thar be trolls" is the most effective kind of troll bait.
But I do think that Dante was fine until someone provoked him. He wasn't exactly professional, but see that whole levity argument that's already been discussed around here. But, two wrongs don't make a right and having someone behave towards you like a snotty little brat does not grant permission to act the same. That comment has nothing to do with age, just behaviour. I have a 4 year old daughter and I fully expect her to be able to code circles around me in 10 years.
I know. The pixel tracker thing, oops. I forgot to remove it. I used it to find the position of the menus. I'm redesigning anyway, but for the time being the only people who will have trouble with the menus are non-IE users, the number of which is far too small for me to care about. Most of my users use IE, so I'm not that concerned; not to say I'm not concerned at all.
I visited using IE 6 for Windows, so I don't know, things might not work so smoothly after all. Beats me.
In the new navigational redesign of my site, the drop downs will go the way of Abe Lincoln in Forbe's theater.
Guess who's been reading the works of Walt Whitman?
Derek, in 10 years your daughter will be interested in boys and other stuff. The only coding she'll do is with cell phone text messaging, which is technically encoding.
What does it mean when the 'body' and 'html' elements are set to 100%? Is there some official/semi-official information on this?
Also, two (very) small items. There's still a typo in the article. "Now you can calculate…" should be "Now THAT you can calculate…". And, it's maybe a little clearer in the JavaScript to have:
if (windowHeight <= (contentHeight+footerHeight))
… rather than the more complex expression that subtracts the two terms and compares them to zero.
Great article!
Thanks, you can find more info about this at:
Often found that printing a webpage gave very poor results with regard to page breaks. If this code can be adapted to set page breaks, than I think it would have a strong impact on the web community.
Very useful article. I solved problem with the similar positioning on one my project. Thanks
Take a breath. Breath deeply. I've seen where some of you think that this technique is pointless. Perhaps you're overlooking the possibilities.
"I cannot see it as useful to have a footer at the bottom of the browser window."
Well, here are some examples of when it might be quite useful. Let's suppose you have a copyright block and your using global CSS for a site template. This is a great way to keep a uniform look about your site, or suppose for a moment that you have dynamic content and don't want to destroy the layout of your page as it changes. Or how about that fancy web-based email system you just implemented. Or any CGI interface for that matter. It's much easier to program using a global stylesheet that it is to adjust table layouts for each individual page the script returns. Granted, if you have only a few select pages requiring this technique, it may be easier and faster to use tables, but when used on a wider scale. Or maybe you have a wide range of pages that carry your rotating banner or some other dynamic content such as an RSS feed. This is a simple way to ensure proper alignment without having to reconstruct each person's page layout.
A simple technique, with limitless possibilities. Perhaps we need to start thinking outside the box.
Very good article.
Just to clarify, a footer appears and the bottom of an element and as such is much easier to control. So in essence this technique may not be necessary in most cases. However, let's assume that we expand this technique as proposed to align elements in other vertical positions. Say you want to align a watermark or a DHTML menu, or some navigational buttons. Maybe you want to align some form elements so that your form will align nicely to fit a browser windows regardless of the window size or default accessibility settings. Now we have a simple technique that has become quite priceless. Not to mention that it is cross-browser compliant which, in essence, could be it's greatest attribute of all.
The "Dead Center" examples both don't work in IE/Mac if the doctype is XHTML Transitional: I guess it's not the biggest of all deals but enough to have me cursing to Redmond again. All I want is to center an old-school table layout with a nested <div> vertically and Internet Explorer keeps f&/%n everything up. Oh well, what's new?
You're not the only with IE/Mac problems. Peter-Paul Koch declared IE 5.2 Mac a "Bug Ridden Crash Prone Piece of Junk". I can't really test this as I don't have a Mac.
IE on mac has never been good.
Give Internet Explorer some credit.
Hey Dante,
I think the problems you are having with CSS and non-IE browsers relate to a missing } in your CSS. I looked at it the other week and that's what I saw.
It's caused by this:
I put that there because the Moz box model is the crack model (the W3C model), the one that makes no sense.
Put whatever selector that contains -moz-box-sizing at the end of the stylesheet; making sure -moz-box-sizing is the last declaration.
Much as I agree with the separation of presentation from content it is truly sad that the designers of css failed adequately to address some of the most basic aspects of page design, namely positioning. Positioning is a mental horror story. It is non intuitive and even though it gives the illusion of being easy it is actually really hard to pick up on the fly.
Why on earth are elements which have spatial properties suddenly denied those properties the moment they're positioned? And appears to have different default margins to … etc etc. You solve the problem for one website and when you move on to the next one suddenly you find that you have learnt nothing. The time wasted is astronomic.
Sure, the solutions when implemented are really simple (or appear that way) but getting to that solution is just a nightmare. I have years of computing experience and all the help I need in the form of Hakon Lie and Bert Bos' book "CSS designing for the web" and a host of links to useful sites, and membership of relevant discussion boards and still my head hurts.
Thanks for the space in which to explode.
I'm trying to design a site without the use of tables and I found your article and the discussions that followed it very useful. I don't have much experience with CSS or for that matter JavaScript and I'm going nuts trying to get this page to load properly. I have been looking at lots of different examples and pulling in bits of code from various places and therefore my code/style sheet looks like a dogs dinner!
My main problem is the footer hanging off the bottom of the page. I don't know if the problem is in the CSS or the JavaScript (probably both!). Any help would be much appreciated.
First: only use one of the methods described in the article, not both. You should base your decision which one to use on the targeted audience you would like to serve. In this case you have to decide if you want the footer effect to be there for Mac users too (DOM/JavaScript method) or not (CSS method).
Second: make sure you nest all your page elements inside either the main content block or the footer block. Except for the body and container div element for the CSS method, you shouldn't need any elements outside these blocks.
Third: the best way to develop a website using the footer (or any other) technique is by starting small with the basic technique (you could use the finshed examples as a template) and slowly building up your page. If something breaks you can easily see what element causes the error.
If you have built a page that works fine and after an update it breaks, you should test it the other way around; you reduce code to see what causes the problem.
In your case I would start over keeping points 1 to 3 in mind. It sounds like the hard way, but the best way to learn a new technology is to learn from your own mistakes.
Please let me know how you proceed, if you get stuck again, I will help you on your way.
Thanks for your help Bobby. I have gone for the CSS method to keep it as simple as possible for me and I have started again. But I'm still having problems!! :o(
I have intentionally left the content background blue as a visual aid. My main 2 queries are:
1. How do I make the content area stretch down to meet the footer? The only way I could get this to work was by making the height of #inner 100%, but this caused the footer to disappear off the bottom of the page! Have you any other suggestions?
2. How do I get the footer to have a width of 100% of the screen? The footer sits within #container which has margin:0px 20px 0px 14px; The only way I could get it to stretch across was to make it 106% but it didn't look right! You'll see that I have put in margin-left: -50px; but this didn't make any difference. Where am I going wrong?
Your help is much appreciated.
This version already looks way better. The footer technique is in place and working.
Tucker said: "1. How do I make the content area stretch down to meet the footer?"
You shouldn't. The theory behind the technique is that only content stretches up the content area vertically.
However if you want some visual effects that stretch up, you can always use the backgrounds of parent blocks that do stretch up to the footer (or actually the bottom of the page), like body and container.
Here you need to plan your layout a little bit ahead. You start with the background of the most backwards layer and basically stack up background colors and (repeated) images of contained blocks until you have built up your layout. It always involves a little bit of puzzling, but I believe that any layout is possible this way.
Tucker said: "2. How do I get the footer to have a width of 100% of the screen?"
Just get rid of the margins of your container block and the negative margins of your footer block.
The container should be the null point for positioning, so position all your elements relative to this block. You can always use other subcontainer blocks within your main container to position grouped elements.
Hope this clears up the skies.
Cheers Bobby for your last response. It looks like it's now working but I have noticed than when I'm resizing the browser window all the text/content sometimes flashes/disappears! Is this something that I have done or is it just a quirk of the browser?
I've also noticed a big jump in the content when the page is refreshed; I thought at first this might be due to FOUC ( see http://www.bluerobot.com/web/css/fouc.asp ) but after doing some testing it doesn't appear to be, any ideas?
I didn't encounter the issue on IE6 and Firefox 0.8 both on WIN2K. It maybe has something to do with the browser/OS combi you are testing with.
However in this version you broke the footer technique in non-IE browsers. Probable cause is the height: 80% that you added to your #inner block. I advise you to test your layouts in multiple browsers, so you can see where things go wrong.
Next two small things to take care of:
1. Get rid of the margin-bottom of -1px of your #footer block, it causes that a scrollbar is displayed in non-IE browsers
2. Get rid of the duplicate </body> tag
The article starts with "Picture a container with a fixed width".. but as soon as I apply a specific width to the container, the effect is canceled and the footer jumps back to the top. I browsed around this discussion area but did not find any info on this. Can anyone comment?
Phil, you are right, if you apply a fixed width to the container IE6/WIN doesn't seem to like it.
There are two different ways to resolve this:
1. Apply the fixed width to the content (and footer) container
2. Treat IE6/WIN like IE5.x/WIN and use Vinnie Garcia's proposal: http://www.alistapart.com/discuss/footers/3/#c6564
To be more clear, the first point should say:
1. Apply the fixed width to the content (and footer) block instead of to the main container block
Thanks for the second part, that is just what I needed for a project I'm working on. I now am able to keep the form's reset and submit buttons in the viewport while the user scrolls through the form. You really should put a note in the article about this and not keep it buried in the comments. At first I tried the code from the article and it didn't appear to do anything, since the form was longer than the viewport. Then I remembered sometimes revised methods are posted in the comments and I found what worked for me:
When trying to print it only prints the viewport contents and not the entire page. Is there a way to fix this?
Will, you can customize your print-outs by using a print style sheet.
With something like:
<style type="text/css">
media print {<br /> #content { height: 100%; }<br /> #footer { display: none; }<br /> }<br />media screen {
…current style rules…
you should be king again.
MS IE is big piece of …. :-)
I was trying to hack this to get a floating navigation menu. While the theory is good, I don't seem to be able to make it work in practice. (And perhaps I'm putting the elephant in the cart, coding-wise.)
Working sample is at:
(and yes, I know the rest of the site is a mess… I'm working on cleaning it up.) <grin>
I had been looking for something similiar for quite a while. As more design orientated myself, as my JS skills are limited, having a footer placed in such a manner helps the look of the site, but yes it is a headache.
Just a comment on my issue and how I resolved it for people who may come across it themselves. My content is not at the edge, it is offset by using the position absolute, and a left and top value. This posed a major issue with the script as it would obviously not see this and the footer would go over the text. If you defined a top value it would make the footer vanish completely. I tried using margins, margin-top would cause an issue too. I used (no break white space) to position it properly, which is bad obviously as a web designer! But I managed to come up with a solution, so for anyone with the same issue.. just change the following line in the function setFooter(); … var contentHeight = document.getElementById('content').offsetHeight + document.getElementById('content').offsetTop; … it adds the offsetTop and pronto works. Sorry post is a bit long!
Thanks again for such a great solution to a simple problem!
Great article, but one slight glitch, when you resize the text.
Especially bad in Mozilla and Netscape, no scroll bar, when you resize the text, no way you can see footer when it moves down the page.
i'm not programmer at all, just designer,
my problem is simple as possible:
i have 2 tables : the first must be center dead, the second must be footer all time and disapear behind the centering table if height not enought…
the page here :
checked with
and "ie capture" on same page..
seems good behaviors on all browser except opera…
i've tried way of table inside of table(old method) and your css+jscript but my knowledges with programming is very poor and if someone could help me , peep a look inside the source page to see what's wrong with opera wich keep the footer as header
thanxs for help very much appreciated


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Deuteronomy:22:5 says: "A woman shall not wear anything that pertains to a man, nor shall a man put on a woman's garment, for all who do so are an abomination to the Lord your God." Like many of the statutes, this law had to do with pagan customs of the time, and as we will see, does not refer to women wearing pants. The Jamieson, Fausset and Brown Commentary explains:
"Disguises were assumed at certain times in pagan temples. Maimonides...mentions that a man attired in a coloured female dress, in honour of Venus, Ashtaroth, or Astarte, and a woman equipped in armour, worshipped at the shrine of the statue of Mars...
"Asiatics, when they engaged in the worship of Ashtaroth, were accustomed, according to Philocorus, quoted by Townley (in his edition of Maimonides, note 33), to exchange the male and female dresses. In fact, all idolators confounded the sexes of their deities—representing them sometimes as male, at other times as female; and hence, their worshippers, male and female, fell gradually into the custom, which became extensively prevalent, of changing their attire in adaptation to the sex of a particular divinity."
God's command to Israel forbade the people from incorporating pagan religious rites into true worship. In spite of this instruction, today's Christianity commonly mixes paganism in with the worship of Christ.
Does Deuteronomy:22:5 forbid women from wearing pants? No, it doesn't. In fact, even men in the Middle East through the history of the Old and New Testaments did not wear pants; they wore a robelike garment. However, there is an underlying principle that applies today. Men should dress in an appropriately masculine manner and women should dress in an appropriately feminine manner. Clothing manufacturers make pants designed for men and pants designed for women.
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I disagree with the statement of saying that clothing manufacturers make pants designed for men and pants designed for women.Because the word of God did not make any mention of the design, it is straight forward that "A woman shall not wear anything that PERTAINS to a man, nor shall a man put on a woman's garment, for all who do so are an abomination to the Lord your God."Deuteronomy:22:5.A man is identified as wearing PANTS and woman DRESS or SKIRT, even if the society(manufacturers) can classify them as of men and of women but what does the word of God says? Jesus answered the question of divorce as this was allowed in the Old Testament,He said Moses because of the hardness of your hearts suffered you to put away your wives: but from the beginning it was not so.
But I say unto you, Whosoever shall put away his wife, except [it be] for fornication, and shall marry another, committeth adultery: and whoso marrieth her which is put away doth commit adultery.Matthew 19 vs 7-9.
In my view, concidering the diversity of cultures across this planet, the question can be somewhat loaded and may have the possiblity of being misleading when it comes to explaining De 22:5. Depending on who reads it.
Perhaps there are places that view pants as a men only garment and I'm not going to tell any Scotsmen that wearing a kilt is nothing more than men wearing dresses in disobedience to De 22:5.
Looking at the statement made in the first comment "Because the word of God did not make any mention of the design", also means God did not tell us whether pants or kilts are women or men only things. But what it is telling can be described fairly well with one hyphenated English word, it involves the act of "cross-dressing".
As defined by the Free Online Dictionary, "the practice of adopting the clothes or the manner or the sexual role of the opposite sex".
I would go so far to say that any man who also wears pants that are designed for women, to take advantage of the much slimmer waistline in order that he can achieve a feminine figure is also transgressing the spiritual intent of De 22:5.
In the days of Jesus, everyone wore robes. There were no pants or skirts or dresses. Even Jesus wore robes.
So the question about forbidding women from wearing pants based on the bible is a moot question because the bible does not say anything about pants.
We have to look at the intent behind the statements in the bible about cross-gender presentation. There were important reasons to prevent cross-gender presentation in the times of Jesus -
Women presenting as men could be unsafe. She could be killed in a war. She could be treated badly in a scuffle. Likewise, men presenting as women would not receive the rights that men were given above women in society 2000 years ago.
Those are the reasons why the bible talks about not wearing cross-gender clothing.
All clothes are human made. God did not make anybody's clothes and God did not design any gender's clothes. So God really doesn't care what you wear.
The bible tells us things to keep us safe and for the structure of society to be maintained. Religion helped us end barbarianism in the middle-east.
In short, God is not going to punish you and you are not going to hell if you wear cross-gender clothing.
In the modern world, wear whatever you want, but most of the ten commandments are still relevant -
don't worship idols, work hard for 6 days and take Sunday off to pray and be thankful for life, don't murder, don't cheat on your husband/wife, don't steal, don't get your neighbor into trouble for no reason, don't have sexual feelings for someone else's wife/husband.
Most people do not follow the above commandments. The clothing you wear is a non-issue if you look at at the number of times you have violated the above commandments each year.
Yesu, in regards to:
All clothes are human made. God did not make anybody's clothes and God did not design any gender's clothes. So God really doesn't care what you wear.
God made clothes for Adam and Eve.
Genesis 3:21 Adonai, God, made garments of skin for Adam and his wife and clothed them.
OK folks let's help you here.
I for one do not like to come before God our Father in pants on the Sabbath day. I also don't want to ruin my Sabbath dresses and skirts either when I am gardening.
So I will wear jeans. They are made of a thicker material and if you are like me, I don't think you would like splinters under the skin or thorns.
Now let's go back in time to the Aaronic Priesthood. Aaron wore a robe with bells and pomigranits. Is not our Savior coming back in a white robe? :o)
So in these modern times I want to make sure I am wearing female pants and shirts, not a man's while doing my outside work.
Does this help some?
simplicity in regards to:
God made clothes for Adam and Eve.
Tell me if I am right or wrong, but I do believe that what you said is irrelevant, because they weren't aware of sin at that time. After they ate the fruit did they not realize they were naked and want to cover themselves? God made a spiritual clothing, unlike robes shirts pants skirts dresses or shorts.
Hi rockitman,
It is true that Adam and Eve made themselves coverings and hide themselves from the LORD.
If you will read on in the Book of Genesis you'll find that simplicity's statement that God made them clothes is correct.
They needed clothing after they left the Garden of Eden.
Read on rockitman.
Well the old testament is clear God,s intent is to cause the genders to remain intact so that civilization would not be confusing. The physical responsibilities of men are different from women. So did the Persians introduce pants to the world.
The nature of the modern world is the exploit the curves of the female anatomy to appear sexual which is the opposite of being modest of chase, godly feminine. When men/women wear tight fitting clothes one,s body parts can show disrespectful in public. America sells with sexuality as the focus. Homosexuality is Satan,s lawlessness in causing gender-cross dressing in males/females.
this is a serious matter here and now, I encourage men to be men and women to be women! God blesses a holy man/women period!
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