Dave Eggers is writing, or has written, a new book. In a break with tradition, this one is light on the self-involvement and heavy on public school teachers. That's because this one is all about public school teachers. Campus Progress has a graphical excerpt from it tracking the day of a teacher vs. the day of a pharmaceutical rep. And while the deck's kinda stacked by comparing the married teacher with a single, mobile worker who'll obviously have long gaps of inactivity while driving between meetings, just reading about the instructor's schedule left me exhausted. Take a look.

As you can tell, we're still having design issues. I've put two "real" posts up right under this so you've all got some content to look at that isn't me plaintively asking for html help. I've also tweaked the html a bit so if it's working for you and it wasn't before, let me know in comments. If you're an html whiz and think you know what's going on, also put it in comments (or e-mail me). Otherwise, I'll be back in a bit.

What's that you say?

Now there's a decision to be made here. People need to either say out loud that they're willing to pay more in Wal-Mart so the workers there can make more (and be willing to put their money where their mouth is) or they need to shut up. Until or unless they are willing to do so, something they have proven unwilling to do in the case of Mom and Pop, they don't have anything to say about this.

This is between Wal-Mart and its employees, and none of anyone else's business.

Seems that Safari is smushing the left sidebar into the banner, and somehow denying other portions of the code from being recognized (i.e, the sidebars are the old color, the right one is the old size, etc). Now why would it be reverting back to portions of the old template when I've published it into this new one? Anyone have any ideas what could be going on? And why's it working in Firefox and IE but only some Safaris? Remember -- it should look like this.

The internets are hard.