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html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">

  
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    <script> <BR>    //<![CDATA[ <BR>      /*  <BR>      *  Copyright 2006 Dynamic Site Solutions. <BR>      *  Free use of this script is permitted for non-commercial applications, <BR>      *  subject to the requirement that this comment block be kept and not be <BR>      *  altered.  The data and executable parts of the script may be changed <BR>      *  as needed.  Dynamic Site Solutions makes no warranty regarding fitness <BR>      *  of use or correct function of the script.  Terms for use of this script <BR>      *  in commercial applications may be negotiated; for this, or for other <BR>      *  questions, contact "license-info@dynamicsitesolutions.com". <BR>      * <BR>      *  Script by: Dynamic Site Solutions -- http://www.dynamicsitesolutions.com/ <BR>      *  Last Updated: 2006-08-03 <BR>      */ <br><br>      //IE5 /Win, Firefox, Netscape 6 , Opera 7 , Safari, Konqueror 3, IE5/Mac, iCab 3 <br><br>      var addBookmarkObj = { <BR>        init:function() { <BR>          if(!document.getElementById || !document.createTextNode) return; <BR>          var cont=document.getElementById('addBookmarkContainer'); <BR>          if(!cont) return; <BR>          var a=document.createElement('a'); <BR>          a.href=location.href; <BR>          if(!window.opera) { // this doesn't work in Opera 7  if the link has an  <BR>            // onclick handler, so we only add it if the browser isn't Opera. <BR>            a.onclick=function() { <BR>              addBookmarkObj.exec(this.href,this.title); <BR>              return false; <BR>            } <BR>          } <BR>          a.rel='sidebar'; // this makes it work in Firefox and Opera 7 <BR>          a.title=document.title; <BR>          a=cont.appendChild(a); <BR>          a.appendChild(document.createTextNode('Bookmark This Page')); <BR>        }, <BR>        exec:function(url, title) { <BR>          var isKonq=(isLikelyKonqueror3 && isLikelyKonqueror3()); <BR>          var isMac=(navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase().indexOf('mac')!=-1); <BR>          var buttonStr = isMac?'Command/Cmd':'CTRL'; <br><br>          if(window.external && (!document.createTextNode || <BR>            (typeof(window.external.AddFavorite)=='unknown'))) { <BR>              // IE4/Win generates an error when you <BR>              // execute "typeof(window.external.AddFavorite)" <BR>              // In IE7 the page must be from web server, not directly from a local  <BR>              // file system, otherwise, you get a permission denied error. <BR>              window.external.AddFavorite(url, title); // IE/Win <BR>          } else if(isKonq) { <BR>            alert('You need to press CTRL   B to bookmark our site.'); <BR>          } else if((window.sidebar && <BR>             (navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase().indexOf('firefox')!=-1)) || <BR>             (window.opera && opera.buildNumber && !isNaN(opera.buildNumber()))) { <BR>               void(0); // do nothing here (Firefox or Opera 7 ) <BR>          } else if(window.opera) { // older Opera <BR>            alert('You need to press ' buttonStr '   T to bookmark our site.'); <BR>          } else if(window.home) { // Netscape, iCab <BR>            alert('You need to press ' buttonStr '   D to bookmark our site.'); <BR>          } else if(!window.print || isMac) { // IE5/Mac and Safari 1.0 <BR>            alert('You need to press Command/Cmd   D to bookmark our site.');     <BR>          } else { <BR>            alert('In order to bookmark this site you need to do so manually ' <BR>              'through your browser.'); <BR>          } <BR>        } <BR>      }<br><br>      function isLikelyKonqueror3() { <BR>        if(!document.getElementById) return false; <BR>        if(document.defaultCharset || window.opera || !window.print) return false; <BR>        if(window.home) return false; /* Konqueror doesn't support this but Firefox,  <BR>          which has silent support for document.all when in Quirks Mode does */ <BR>        if(document.all) return true; // Konqueror versions before 3.4 <BR>        var likely = 1; <BR>        // testing for silent document.all support; try-catch used to keep it from <BR>        // generating errors in other browsers. <BR>        // try-catch causes errors in IE4 so we use the eval() to hide it. <BR>        // try { <BR>        //   var str=document.all[0].tagName; <BR>        // } catch(err) { likely=0; } <BR>        eval("try{var str=document.all[0].tagName;}catch(err){likely=0;}"); <BR>        return likely; <BR>      } <br><br>      function dss_addEvent(el,etype,fn) { <BR>        if(el.addEventListener && (!window.opera || opera.version) && <BR>        (etype!='load')) { <BR>          el.addEventListener(etype,fn,false); <BR>        } else if(el.attachEvent) { <BR>          el.attachEvent('on' etype,fn); <BR>        } else { <BR>          if(typeof(fn) != "function") return; <BR>          var tempFunc = el['on' etype]; <BR>          el['on' etype] = function() { <BR>            if(typeof(tempFunc) == "function") tempFunc(); <BR>            fn(); <BR>          } <BR>        } <BR>      } <br><br>      dss_addEvent(window,'load',addBookmarkObj.init); <BR>    //]]> <BR>    </script>
  
  
    

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