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MochiKit by Example | Linux Journal - This article provides a quick introduction to MochiKit, explains how to get started with MochiKit and describes three walk-through examples of varying complexity that also are generic enough to use in your Web applications right now. Ever wanted to round ruzee.com - Steffen Rusitschka - ShadedBorder - JavaScript Round Corners with Drop Shadow - JavaScript-only Photoshop like rendering without external images, Round corners, Drop shadows, Glow effects, Borders with different widths, Full support for liquid designs, etc. Control.Modal : Unobtrusive CSS Modal Windows and Lightboxes for Prototype - Control.Modal is a light weight, unobtrusive JavaScript library for creating modal windows and lightboxes using HTML that is already on the page, images, AJAX calls or iframes Marcus Hirt's Blog: JRockit Mission Control 2.0 Sneak Peek - Mission Control 2.0 is a set of powerful, low overhead, production and development time tools that can be used to monitor, manage and profile your application. It also includes a powerful tool for hunting down memory leaks Pure Danger Tech - Java 7 - This page lists the proposed features in Java 7 and information about them. At this point, no Java 7 JSR has been created. So, consider this a list of possible features and libraries, not the actual future contents of Java 7.
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Once You Go Dual, You Never Go Back!
It's true - Once you go dual, you'll never go back! 
I've been running with a dual monitor setup for a couple of months now and I can't believe how I got by without a dual setup. In the picture below, I've got my 2nd monitor relegated as my TV monitor for my media-center PC.
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Dude, you're getting a DELL flat panel monitor
Santa was good to me this year - My brother bought me a DELL 24 UltraSharp 2407WFP Wide-Screen Black Flat Panel Monitor. This is an awesome monitor that supports WUXGA resolution (1920×1200), have 4 USB 2.0 ports and a 9-in-2 media card reader built-in. *drool*
