universal selector specificity

[PaulShimm]

I have this simple div with a label in:

<div id="TestDiv">
    <label>TEST CSS</label> 
</div>

I am applying the following CSS:

div#TestDiv *

{ 
  color:Blue;
}

div#TestDiv 
{
 color:Red;
}

Now as I understand it the universal selector has a specificity of 0,0,0,0, so this means that both of these items have the same specificity. Therefore I would expect the label to be red as that comes afterwards in the stylesheet. So why is the label shown as blue for me?

[drhowarddrfine]

Because the universal selector is all things within the div while the second is specific to the div only.