History Carnival #61
redakcja, 02.02,2008
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Serwis objęty jest patronatem Polskiego Towarzystwa Historycznego.

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~undergraduate historian , 03.02.2008 1:10 (#)
It’s a bit difficult to see the links on this I’m afraid. I didn’t think there were any until I accidentally hovered over one.
~Peggy , 03.02.2008 9:58 (#)
Very interesting carnival! It was a nice surprise to see my post about the ENIAC Computers listed, however it looks like the link is incorrect. This should be the correct link:
http://sciencewomen.blogspot.com/2008/01/invisible-computers.html
(or click here)
~Dmitri Minaev , 03.02.2008 19:05 (#)
> It’s a bit difficult to see the links on this I’m afraid.
I’m afraid, Undergraduate, it must be a problem with your browser. Links are very distinctive in Firefox, Opera and IE6. The .css file looks ok.
~undergraduate historian , 03.02.2008 23:09 (#)
Dmitri Minaev, the link icons have been added since my comment. I had difficulty seeing the subtle highlighting over the text is what I was previously referring to. And it’s a monitor issue not a browser issue which displays colour differently.
thanks anyway
~brian , 04.02.2008 15:57 (#)
What a fine Carnival with a wide range of tidbits to enjoy. Thanks to you, and thanks Sharon for recommending one of mine.
~CArdinal Wolsey , 04.02.2008 23:37 (#)
Thanks for a lot of interesting articles. The links work OK for me (in Firefox).