Man, I hate it when people disable the right-click on web pages. There are useful functions there that have nothing to do with stealing your crappy code!
Just to prove the point, here is the code that I stole from your site with your ridiculous attempt to keep me from it. Note that the line that includes the script that is supposed to protect your page is still there, highlighted in red. Man, that's annoying.
We all got together for Ken's surprise 30th birthday party. I think he was really surprised.
The party was at the Elk's club in West Chester. Everyone I talked to kept telling me that the party was in the "Happy Corpse Room". This didn't make sense to me at all. Actually in talking to Katie, I even said something to the effect of, "So, the party is in the jolly dead guy room?" And she acted a little confused, but reaffirmed that it was indeed the "Happy Corpse Room". So, ok.
On the right side, fakes. On the left side, pretty creepy ghost pictures.http://www.ghostresearch.org/ghostpics/
Apparently a company called Code Monkey Publishing is taking over development of the D&D eTools software line. At the same time, they’re offering SRD content from WotC for PCGen. What does this mean? You’ll be able to buy an update file for PCGen ($1-$5) that will let you create characters for D&D using splatbooks like Sword and Fist.http://www.codemonkeypublishing.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=129
I always get nervous doing these things, because I'm not too sure what I would do if something goes wrong.
Anyway, I updated Sendmail to protect from the vulnerabilities recently found in that service. You would think that someone would figure out a way to write code that was not succeptible to buffer overruns.