Now here’s a nifty tool!
WAVE – Web Accessibility Evaluation Tool
WAVE is a free web accessibility evaluation tool provided by WebAIM. It is used to aid humans in the web accessibility evaluation process. Rather than providing a complex technical report, WAVE shows the original web page with embedded icons and indicators that reveal the accessibility information within your page.
Finally, a quick way to see exactly how badly your poorly-designed website is getting mangled by screen readers.
My Life In a Cube :: So Depressing It’s Almost Funny via… ummm…. Unshelved via the author of Girls With Slingshots, so you know it’s gotta be good.
There’s an old family story on my dad’s side about someone who sent their spouse to work with a turnip and mayonnaise sandwich.
The cookbook that Dawn from Because I Said So found would probably publish such a beast. It’s got some pretty odd recipes itself.
(says the girl who makes open-faced tuna melts on hash browns….)
Thanks to ideaphile greymutt for pointing this one out:
My mom just pointed out how everyone was staring at me instead.
Still, as a mom, I think if I were fed up enough I might give this a shot. I can throw one hell of a tantrum ;)
The ‘best before’ challenge … One man boldly goes beyond the use-by dates on his food
British, not American, dates, but I suspect the theory still stands on this side of the pond. There are a lot of conversations in my house about the difference between “when in doubt, throw it out” and “for God’s sake, it’s fine, eat it.” One thing that they don’t mention here are leftovers — which definitely don’t hold up anywhere near as well as the food when it arrives from the supermarket.
He didn’t do it the same way as the movie, but this guy made a lot of money, a few pennies at a shot and it’s only illegal because of who he said he was as he did it.
Interesting.
This is pretty damn cool. I wanna try it.