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Found a site dedicated to the rescue of Golden Retrievers in the Chicago area. I have always loved the golden retrievers. I have not had the pleasure of having a golden retriever. But, I do have a beagle. Check out the little buddys page. I know that the page is lacking in content, but version 2.0 is in the works. One thing I hate having to deal with when looking at dogs is this. If you “relinquish” your dog, then why the hell did you get the thing in the first place? I understand that living situations change, but the whole idea about having a pet is to make it a member of the family. That pet is now going to be a member of your family for its entire life. To give up such a member is the equivalent of abandoning your kid(s)/spouse. I do not even want to explore puppy mills and the like. That being said, might have to create a section on the links page to include worthwhile dog rescue societies.

For those looking to add some cool colors to your web site. If you would also like such a listing, then here you go.

Frames in web pages has also become a necessary issue. If you notice, the current pages at jetskr9.com use tables to separate the links on the left of the page from the actual content of the site. Sucky content, but content nonetheless. I think that frames would be more appropriate in this application. From current experience, it sucks to have to update all of my pages whenever links are removed/added/moved.

Have you ever taken any of the NETg courses? I understand that the courses are meant for a novice. But, all user courses require you to spend one-third of the course going through how to click File, Open, etc… In this day and age, you would think that everyone knows how to do that. Better yet, why does NETg not have an intro course that goes over the File, Open junk before one starts the training of a specific application.