So I have been trying to center this dropdown menu and through all my googling I have found nothing except something about inline-block instead of float but everything i try ends up screwing with the menus that drop down.
Any ideas how to fix this to inline-block?
So what is the current story about the Royal House of Buganda and why has it set tongues wagging?
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Sing the chorus of a cheesy song all day long.
The older, the better.
The Toshiba Tecra A10-124 function without any problem with Ubuntu 9.10 (KK), Ubuntu 10.04 and Linux Mint 8/9. Even the sound control situated in the front of the notebook is recognized at the installation so it\'s possible to change the volume directly...
I'm new to Ubuntu, just installed 9.04. I've figured out most of my problems using the forums, so thanks to all of you that know what you're doing and help out those of us that don't :-)
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You cant really expect whether youd suffer from rheumatoid arthritis or not as it has no particular relation with genetics or family history. When the immune system is confused to think that normal tissues are antibodies, its called rheumatoid arthritis which is an autoimmune problem. Rheumatoid arthritis is a condition that can cause the inflammation of tissues that surrounds the organs and joints. Most often, rheumatoid arthritis affects the patients hands & feet. Patients with complaints pertaining to rheumatoid arthritis will be usually ordered a blood test for diagnosis. Rheumatoid factor in the patients blood is measured through the rheumatoid factor test. Proteins which the immune system produces which also strikes the healthy cells is recognized as Rheumatoid factor. If a patient has an autoimmune disease, this can be determined by checking the patients high rheumatoid factor.
Some 1,500 to 1,000 years ago, the Chesapeake Bay region was dotted with the tiny settlements of prehistoric Indians who harvested the bay's bounty of fish, shellfish and other animals. Today, numerous stone tools buried in sediments, shell middens and the outlines of their dwellings are all that remain of these little-known people.
As a coastal archaeologist and expert in prehistoric and historic settlement sites in the Chesapeake Bay region, Darrin Lowery of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History and University of Delaware, is carefully watching the effects of coastal erosion and rising sea levels on coastal archaeological sites. As sea levels creep slowly upward, scores of these sites are slipping under water and becoming more difficult, if not impossible, to excavate and study.
Image right: Darrin Lowery examines soils and peat marsh for evidence of ancient landscapes and sea level rise on the Mockhorn Island in Virginia. (Photo by Mike Hardesty, Washington College)
Of equal concern, says Lowery, are the chemical processes that accompany rising seas, which can modify and deteriorate the stone tools that early Americans used to hunt and prepare food and clothing hundreds of years ago. Lowery is co-author of a recent paper in the Journal of Archaeological Science on the geochemical impacts to prehistoric artifacts in coastal zones. He recently answered a few questions about his work.
Q. How do the chemical processes of sea level rise affect primitive stone tools?
