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By: slygirl (offline) on Saturday, March 27 2010 @ 01:12 AM EDT
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Quote by: PEB Quote by: terrytvgalHi Sly,
I am greeted by that quite often as well. If I wait a few seconds (so I don't 'spam' the system) hitting send again will usually work. Just copy the post to your clipboard first in case it decides to zap all that effort to nowhere 
OH yes - I second that - make sure you have a copy!! :blink:
Good thinking, Ladies So far I haven't lost one...hitting the back button has worked thus far. I think if you stall too long before you hit send, that signals the failure. Why, tho 
Terry - clipboard? Do you mean on my computer, or does my ''message center'' have one of those?
Thanks for getting back to me so quick, all of you! Next time I will not eat all the donuts 
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By: JudyB (offline) on Sunday, March 28 2010 @ 01:12 PM EDT
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I wanted to read David's article about egg laying to see if he mentioned absorption of the yolk before hatching - I know the chick takes the extra nutrients with it when it hatches, but don't know exactly how and was looking for details. I know the article is in Biology Reference, but when I tried to go there, I got this:

I'm not very good with a mouse - I've always had trouble moving from menus to child menus without going "outside the lines" and losing the menu - but here there's a gap and I can't cross it.
Before I bother Richard with this - am I missing something obvious? Thanks!
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By: gemini (online) on Sunday, March 28 2010 @ 01:20 PM EDT
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 ..... but here there's a gap and I can't cross it.
Before I bother Richard with this - am I missing something obvious? Thanks!
Judy, I just gave it a try and it works for me! Maybe it's your browser that's giving you trouble???
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By: Pat B (online) on Sunday, March 28 2010 @ 01:26 PM EDT
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I find those menus highly temperamental - and very touchy!!
The only trick I have found is go straight across to the submenu - only then scroll down to the one you want - any attempt to go diagonally down will have the sub menu disappear on you!!
It often ends up Quicker to go to the area and find the article yourself!!
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The links haven't been put in right - when you do achieve a click on the egg laying article - it goes to Wildlife in the news - like all the others on that menu!! 
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By: JudyB (offline) on Sunday, March 28 2010 @ 01:26 PM EDT
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Not my browser because I have the same gap between the dropdown menu and the child menu in IE and SeaMonkey, as well as in Firefox. Possibly screen resolution.

Thanks for checking, gemini!
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By: gemini (online) on Sunday, March 28 2010 @ 01:46 PM EDT
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Okay, I just went up and tried out the other menu, All Topics and got the same response you did!
However, when I started to reply, I wanted to check something so I opened up and new window (so I wouldn't lose what I had already written) only to find that All Topics now worked!! I have tried to duplicate the problem again but couldn't! But it did happen so it is not just you!!
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By: Velma Flann (offline) on Sunday, March 28 2010 @ 01:51 PM EDT
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Judy - I get the same gap that you do, but I can move the mouse quickly over the gap and connect. Forgot to see where the link would take me Pat 
I actually heard David on CBC radio on I believe Friday, talking to mark Forsythe about the Sidney cam and why the parents turn the egg etc. It was interesting. He did mention then that the chick uses the yolk for nourishment, but did not go into any details on that aspect.
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By: Pat B (online) on Sunday, March 28 2010 @ 01:52 PM EDT
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Quote by: JudyBNot my browser because I have the same gap between the dropdown menu and the child menu in IE and SeaMonkey, as well as in Firefox. Possibly screen resolution.
Thanks for checking, gemini!
The article is HERE - I ended up doing a search!! 
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