caseyo

I'm going to Rome in a few days, and will need to be able to translate this:

IMP · CAESAR · DIVI · F
AVGVSTVS
PONTIFEX · MAXIMVS
IMP · XII · COS · XI · TRIB · POT · XIV
AEGVPTO · IN · POTESTATEM
POPVLI · ROMANI · REDACTA
SOLI · DONUM · DEDIT


IMP[erator] · CAESAR · DIVI · F[ilius]
AVGVSTVS
PONTIFEX · MAXIMVS
IMP[erator?] · XII · CO[n]S[ul] · XI · TRIB[unicia] · POT[estas] · XIV
AEGVPTO · IN · POTESTATEM
POPVLI · ROMANI · REDACTA
SOLI · DONUM · DEDIT

Imperator Augustus Caesar,

son of the god [Caesar], Pontifex Maximus for the 11th time,

the Egyptians having been subjected to the Roman People,

entitled to represent the peo

Just looking for a fixed gear without branding.

I've been trying to figure out the best way to deal with a footer on a short page without using superfluous, unsemantic markup. I'm interested in being really pedantic about this. So, let's discuss:

The simplest option would be to allow the background color of the body extend beyond the footer. But, if your footer is a different color, this can look bad. Simple Demo

Sticky footers require the addition of a "push" element that has no semantic meaning. Yuck.

Javascript? Absurd.

Some sort of [faux columns](http://www.alistapart.com/a

I've been trying to pick a few Pictos icons for my website.

I'd like to hear your thoughts.

Besides MyKeyword, or KeywordOnline, what can you all think of?

I think Valetmag is decent.

I suppose it depends on the subject matter, but I'm interested in what everyone can think of—either subject agnostic—or something more specific like Valet.

I know the Romans wrote without spaces, but based on the fact that SPQR is not SPR, que seemed to be imagined as a separate word. When and where did the practice of tacking it on to the preceding word come from, when (most) other words are separated?

I know it's a good idea to have to sets of brushes for polishing shoes: one for black, and one for brown. But what about for two radically different shades of brown, such as these. Having three (or more) sets of brushes seems absurd. Could I get away with having separate applicator brushes, but sharing the actual shining brush for color families? This is not something I'd like to experiment with.

In the Put This On episode about shoes, Jesse

What font is the with?