I've been playing with a couple of new websites lately. Looking at possible new ideas and playing with CSS, something which is easy to pick up the basics of but has a habit of getting a little tricky when positional stuff starts to come in. I'll get the hang of it eventually though. CSS has become a more powerful tool for the website developer, far better in many ways than the basic table.

Managed to get a nice chunk of tax back this week, which is nice. :)

The media in England are now dissecting every little nuance of the up coming international World Cup qualifiers due to be played on Saturday. It's quite funny at time, there's nothing else to talk about so every possible permutation of an England starting line up is being mulled over while everyone just waits.

New stories pop up concerning transfers. That's the English media's favourite topic. Normally stories are made up by agents to generate interest in a player or get him a better deal at the club he's currently at. Always happens. More often than not it becomes a complete waste of time and energy to read or listen to.

It seems to me that the British media has gone downhill more and more while I've been away, either that or I've become more cynical as I get older.

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