Nothing says "I'm serious" like deconstructing your brilliant, world-changing insights into one sweet page of bullet points.
"Gus [the boy on the movie poster] walked into his kitchen and said, 'Sweet, front page'".
For example, the Sweet Sixteen page provides content that would be of interest to high school students, while offering reassurance to parents with a series of safety points, including a strict no-alcohol policy.
This autumn, Ms. Gokson's cake creations will be the subject of "Butterflies and All Things Sweet," a 280-page coffee table-style book, photographed by Andrew Chester Ong and Petrina Tinsley and published by Goff Books.
Re "Bottlers Agree to a School Ban on Sweet Drinks" (front page, May 4): As a 16-year-old high school student, I strongly object to the lobbying by state legislatures to deny students the right to buy certain soft drinks in school.
The kicker to the kicker is that Movavi also provides embeddable HTML widgets for you to use on your own personal site, which is either cool or a non-issue depending on how sweet your MySpace page looks and/or which version of FrontPage you use.
"This will be our last weekend at the shop we are moving our business to an in home bakery," an Aug. 30 entry on Sweet Cakes' Facebook page reads.
I realised it wasn't a restaurant pandering to western tastes when I noticed four pages of sweet dishes alone.
Generally, you will create a new HTML page to look the way you please and that says something short and sweet, like 'Sorry, the page you have requested is unavailable.' Then save it as error404.htm and upload it to your server.
I SAW Geraldine Page in "Sweet Bird of Youth" in probably 1959 and later saw Kim Stanley in "A Far Country".
