<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="index.xsl"?>
<root>
	<!-- This will eventually have links to a main page, eventually to have it's own doman, this will have all my web dev stuff, resume, link to my podcast, etc. -->
	<!-- xslt isn't readable by all browsers, and I can't do url fragment's in safari, I guess I can use my index.html's javascript to detect for older browswers,  
	But I'd rather not have to write all these different things, perhaps I can use php, perl, or python to write up my xml and xslt into html for me? server scripting might as well check the browser as well-->
	<!-- Nerdcore should have a work safe rss feed as well, I wonder if I need to create that on my server or if I can do it within the libsyn site-->
	<!-- from the research I've done, I should be using xml for the content, xslt for the format, and css for the style ala css garden. -->
	<title>Robots! Robots! Robots!</title>
	<paragraph>
		Hiya everybody! This is the site for my planned animated series, 
		now on indefinite hiatus. I'm trying to do more web development so
		I decided I would make a new fancy xslt site that uses javascript
		to read my robots robots robots rss feed and makes a gallery. 
		It's a work in progress.
	</paragraph>
	<RobotsRobotsRobotsSlideShow/>
	<paragraph>
		In the meantime <link url = "http://robotsrobotsrobots.libsyn.com/">this</link> is the link
		to the Robots Robots Robots libsyn site.
	</paragraph>
	<paragraph>
		By the way, check <link url = "Testinator.html">Testinator</link>. It tests you in arithmetic but 
		I intend to have it test you in all sorts of math, physics, chemistry and a whole
		bunch of other stuff. I will improve it!
	</paragraph>	
</root>