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Here are just a few arti­cles that have come out in the last cou­ple of weeks that might be inter­est­ing and/or use­ful to some folks.

1. What CSS Did We Learn in 2007
   SEO site Search-This lists the CSS tech­niques they cov­ered through­out last year. It’s a lot of use­ful, basic, meat-and-potatoes stuff.
2. 101 CSS Tech­niques Of All Time– Part 1
   Noupe begins a multi-part list of what they find to be the most use­ful CSS tech­niques. Again, a lot of great basic stuff for those who may be new to CSS, but it should also be pretty handy as a ref­er­ence for the griz­zled vets out there.
3. Acid 3 Tack­les ECMAScript
   Resig lays out exactly what Acid 3 is test­ing. Very inter­est­ing, and some nice insight into some edge cases in Javascript
4. Thoughts on Fire­fox 3.0
   Nice overview of some of the changes in Fire­fox 3. He men­tions some improve­ments to the DOM imple­men­ta­tion (and links to Mozilla’s more exhaus­tive list).
5. Reset­ting Again
   Eric Meyer once again pushes the state-of-the-art in CSS resets.
6. IE6 — CSS Bugs and Fixes Explained
   Another nice ref­er­ence post. Dave Woods looks at a rogues gallery of cross-browser ren­der­ing issues.

That’s it for now. Hope­fully some­one will find some­thing use­ful in here.