More than half of a sample can be above or below average. Exactly half will be above and below the median.

If you have [13, 13, 13, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20], the average is 15 and the median is 14. Only 3 numbers are above average, while 5 are below. OTOH, exactly 4 numbers are above median, and 4 numbers are below median.

You might want to rethink that statement in the future.

Well, she only made the Q-tips; she didn't handle the evidence.

Sorry, Holy _Grail_.

Yep, you just add it above the footer and float it left.

The only bad part is some slight sizing gymnastics involved: since the box model says that width is the width of the _content_, and padding and borders are added outside that, you've gotta be careful by making all your widths add up to 100% or less (or, a bit easier, to a certain pixel width).

Look for the Holy Gray of Layout for a "perfect", 3-column, percentage-based layout.

Damn, :%s/\t/ /g was the hardest one? Maybe you should switch to a decent editor.

Oh, btw, you can even copy a tab and paste it into the "search" textbox of the "Search and Replace" dialog on friggin Notepad.