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	<title>Comments on: This day in history: Calgary Schools&#8217; Computer Programming Competition</title>
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		<title>By: Amy Browne</title>
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		<dc:creator>Amy Browne</dc:creator>
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		<description>In University I often find myself joking with my other web design classmates about websites such as these. We&#039;ve basically come to the conclusion that to someone in computer science or computer programming, the phrase &quot;how to make a website&quot; involves virtually no visual creative design. The extent of their creative ability basically involves changing text sizing and colors...and if their feeling really saucy they can throw in a 1pt border around their text, perhaps with a bevel of some sort. Finishing touches include flashing text, multi colored hyperlinks, and yes...even a chain link fence as a background. With all of these tremendous skills, they go out into the world wide web, designing &quot;web sites&quot; for their friends, family, and local businesses. Then, when I come across them, my gag reflex is triggered...and, well, it gets messy. My advice: leave the web designing to the creative cats, and stick to what you&#039;re good at.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In University I often find myself joking with my other web design classmates about websites such as these. We&#8217;ve basically come to the conclusion that to someone in computer science or computer programming, the phrase &#8220;how to make a website&#8221; involves virtually no visual creative design. The extent of their creative ability basically involves changing text sizing and colors&#8230;and if their feeling really saucy they can throw in a 1pt border around their text, perhaps with a bevel of some sort. Finishing touches include flashing text, multi colored hyperlinks, and yes&#8230;even a chain link fence as a background. With all of these tremendous skills, they go out into the world wide web, designing &#8220;web sites&#8221; for their friends, family, and local businesses. Then, when I come across them, my gag reflex is triggered&#8230;and, well, it gets messy. My advice: leave the web designing to the creative cats, and stick to what you&#8217;re good at.</p>
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