hey yassim, my workplace does that as well. I usually circumvent that by adding 'cache:' in front of the web address to pull the google cache (This might only be applicable on Google chrome, though)

Thanks. I'm surprised that actually worked here since proxy information is also semi locked down. I shall have to remember this trick in future.

yea, this happens to me all the time. Ed Weissman's solution to this is to have a separate work station (qn 64, http://edweissman.com/53640595). Personally, I open separate browsers for work and general surfing (email, HN, twitter etc). For instance, all my tabs for work will be on Firefox (tab groups and tab mix plus work wonders for tabs organization BTW) while all other non-work related surfing will be done on Chrome.

I think nobody and spot may have been referring to pension funds as well, seeing that many pension funds did have the AAA rated CDOs in their portfolios.

Love the design too. While you're at it, you may want to change the link for your email to "mailto:[email protected]" instead.

It's currently linking to "http://willworkforamac.com/[email protected]

Thank you for spotting that! The link's been changed to the mailto.

And it's aligned on the same line and centered now, with an e-mail icon instead. Icons are cute!

sweet ui, would have loved a clickable scroller on both ends of the horizontal timeline though

Good tip, I was pretty struggling with providing some logical navigation in the horizontal mode.

I settled with some vertical-scroll translation to horizontal-scroll in order to facilitate people with mice with scroll-wheels...