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quotes[0]='MTV prepares music download rival<p>The new service will follow others like Napster Music network MTV in the US is preparing a downloadable music service to rival Apple\'s iTunes. <p>MTV chief Tom Freston told investors on Monday the un-named service would launch in America during the first half of next year, but gave few details.<p><a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/3240971.stm">read more?</p>'


quotes[1]='<p>This is the most elegant technique and perhaps the most sought after layout: a 3 column page with a fluid center column. </p><p>Easy to understand, easy to implement. I first saw this layout at dynamic ribbon device and have since learned that the sweet CSS came from Rob Chandanais of BlueRobot. Owen  also made a very nice tutorial using this layout technique.</p><p>read more? </p>'


quotes[2]='<p>IF THE DESIGN OF THIS WEBSITE looks relatively coherent, congratulations! Your browser does a good-to-excellent job of supporting web standards like CSS-1, HTML 4.01, and scripting languages. </p><p>If this site is readable, but looks as plain as an Amish coat, your browser does not support web standards. Fortunately, you can easily upgrade to one that does.</p><p>read more?</p>'







































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