The Design and Implementation of laffer1

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/02/11/missing.florida.girl/index.html 

Anyone who's been in a mobile home knows the rear door is a joke.  Most of them can be easily opened depending on the weather without signs of "forced entry".  However, I would be suspect of the girlfriend if she didn't want the daughter in "their" life.   Without knowing the situation, it's hard to say.  

When I was living in one of those tin cans, I had a friend who snuck in a few times using the rear door during the summer.  If you held the knob a certain way, you could literally open the door without any serious trouble.  

Wow, I just read an article on MSN about Suze Orman. It's interesting to see a Microsoft site bash a CNBC employee as they have a partnership.

I actually agree with many of the points brought up in this article.  If she only has 3% of her own money in the stock market, it does put doubt on her advice about investing. 

While driving back from the cafe, I heard a piece on NPR about President Lincoln.  According to someone on NPR, Lincoln had hoped the freed slaves would leave the United States.  It does bring some questions into image many have of Lincoln. 

I've been using the new Grid in Dojo 1.2 for a project.  I've come across some missing features that I feel are a requirement for a Grid.  First, the component doesn't seem to have a way to handle multiline data such as that in a textarea.  I need this for a project.  Dojo also doesn't document the expected input to the grid components.  So when developing JSON output, you have to either write a lot of custom formatters which require research or try to figure out what it's expecting. 

To a certain extend, it should make your life easier and be adaptive not the other way around. At the very least, they could document it properly.  I did find this

Many components are missing from that that i see in 1.2.3 dojo's files.