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Recent Additions


This website is a work in progress. The material on it changes often. For all of the previous changes check here.


Changes on: 5/4/2012 and 5/5/2012 and 5/6/2012:


  1. Cleaned up some CSS and text and fixed a lot of broken links. Moved items into more logical locations( folders)No broken links today!

Changes on: 5/7/2012:


  1. Added a new page under -Info- called -Water- with some interesting facts about this liquid.

Changes on: 5/8/2012:


  1. Added a new page under -Info- called -Tools- to begin to describe the tools that we use in putting this website together.

Changes on: 5/10/2012:


  1. Added to the sandbox under -Projects- called -Sandbox- to test Google Map APIs. Check the last item. That's were we're heading. Click on the markers.

Changes on: 5/13/2012:


  1. Added a short treatise on “Shoreline Erosion“ under Projects->Shoreline Erosion->A Treatise for DCL
  2. Corrected some html and css errors and inconsistencies as uncovered with the “CheckSite“ application.

Changes on: 5/17/2012:


  1. Added a photograph clearly indicating that groundwater is flowing into the lake. See it explained in Projects -> Groundwater.
  2. Update a link to Marcellus Shale. See it in Projects -> Marcellus Shale.

Changes on: 5/19/2012:


  1. Added a page describing some of the things that need to be fixed to be standards compliant. See Info -> To Be Fixed.
  2. Added a -favicon-
  3. Made various minor corrections that are only seen "underneath."
  4. Replaced in various places link place holders (#) for with actual links.

Changes on: 5/20/2012:


  1. Changed the DTD from strict to transitional.
  2. Continue checking and fixing the website for consistent html using "Checksite."

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