Oh crud, sorry about that.

You can read it here (without images, sadly): http://feeds.feedburner.com/JamieWong

Or if you add that feed to Google Reader or some other RSS reader, you should be able to see it too.

Will look into fixing this.

np thx. this is just because i m at work and snooping around :). At home, I proudly use Chrome and Firefox

Seriously?

It is embarassing that I have to use IE7 but this is at work :(. Large companies can be so behind in technology (another proof)

I think officially, 4% of users still use IE 7. [Edit: Source: http://theie7countdown.com/] Back in the day, IE was the most popular browser on the Internet, and I'm sure there are a lot of corporate applications written specifically for its quirks that simply don't work in newer browsers. Heck, the University of Waterloo's Learning Management System (based on the open-source Angel LMS) was broken in Chrome for the longest time -- the solution was to migrate to a different (closed-source) product altogether.

The Instapaper text bookmarklet might come in handy in situations like this: http://www.instapaper.com/extras (scroll down)

Can't you turn CSS styles off in IE7?