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This is the content. (Im testing the XLS conversion of an atom feed.)

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2: from blogger upload:

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Feedburner converts atom feeds to RSS. Which is why my old pinkmonkey blog is now lovingly inserted into my justinWilliams.NET developer/personal site. Im not really down with the whole Atom split off thing. RSS seems to be the standard, and with a few lines of code can be made available in an asp.net site. Big ups to the folks at feedburner for their amazing (and free) conversion service.

Very handy analysis of which web browsers are actually doing the browsing. Is it important to design for standards when IE is in fact the standard? (even though IE isn't standards compliant?)

Market share for browsers, operating systems and search engines