Jamie

• 260kW, 5.7 litre high output Gen III V8 engine • Electric tilt and slide factory sunroof • Dual zone climate control • 260 watt 6 disc in-dash CD audio system • Electrically adjustable leather sports seats • 18" CV8Z machined alloy wheels • Dual outlet free-flow exhaust • CV8Z badging PDF brochure available for download here

Here are some photos of a couple of product lines that were taken (not by me) in an Australian auto parts store. I thought you guys would appreciate the honesty and humor that went into the selection of the product names.

If all web pages were fully W3C complient, then you could forget about ever using IE again. Unfortunately this isn't the case. You'll still need IE to access sites written using FrontPage. Microsoft's web authoring programs have a reputation for adding deliberate errors to the code they produce ... errors that for some strange reason, IE has no problems dealing with. You'll also need IE to access some of Microsoft's web based update services.

Here's a sequence of photographs showing some damage done to a parked Mazda RX-8 near Ottawa. The result. The damaged Mazda and the offending vehicle's garage. Long shot showing the Mazda and the vehicle that did the damage to it. Yes, that's an M1A1 Abrams tank. A company in Ontario does work on the M1A1 Abrams tank, and their work requires them to have one on site. When taking it out of storage yesterday, the driver had a little problem.

Neither Mozilla nor Firefox browsers like your redirect. I only found my way here a couple of minutes ago after deciding to try to open the old site in Internet Explorer. My guess is that the web server hosting the redirect doesn't serve .php files properly. The symptoms of IE working fine and Mozilla and Firefox trying to download the index.php file as an "application/octet-stream" are the usual results of a web server running IIS without a 3rd party package to provide correct ,php functionality. I'd recommend that you duplicate the index.php redirector file that you are using as index.html or index.htm (or replace it entirely).