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I see only IE7’s inept red “x” in a white box.
*sigh* We’re working on these issues and hope to have them solved soon. Meanwhile: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSQNSlUUoOc
I can see the video (and its ghost).
I took a look at your coding but can’t figure out what it is.
When you do your roundup coding there is a bit of repetition (I think) but again don’t know what it is that IE7 does not like.
Thanks for the link though it wasn’t necessary this time. Seems it is the roundups of multi videos it objects to for it will not show the videos just the ‘ghosts’.
I was listening to “progressive” talk radio today and they were talking about Mitt discussing his religious beliefs today. I was thinking that maybe Huck should do the same. After all he is a Baptist minister. It’s one thing to separate church and state when you are a follower of a religion, but what if you are a leader?
Here’s what former President Carter (a born again Christian Baptist) said about the leaders of the Baptist religion
“Too many leaders now, I think, in the Southern Baptist Convention and in other conventions, are trying to act as the Pharisees did, who were condemned by Christ, in trying to define who can and who cannot be considered an acceptable person in the eyes of God. In other words, they’re making judgments on behalf of God. I think that’s wrong.”