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David Suzuki says call prime minister Stephen Harper and tell him that Canada needs to show a willingness to cooperate in Copenhagen. And he also says we should record our phone calls on video and then post them to the Suzuki site. So that’s what we did and we submitted our videos to the Suzuki…
You might not have notice my testing of a WordPress plugin based on the Simile Timeline widget. In case you didn’t, you can view my timeline experiment here. This particular instantiation is simply pulling all of the categories from my blog and dropping the posts into the timeline. It’s fairly customizable. It’s very customizable if…
http://www.takeactiononclimatechange.com/ This is a good ad. Found it because I’m a Tyee fan. If you have children under 17, you can upload photos of them to the Mom’s Against Climate Change site and they’ll project images of your kids onto walls in Copenhagen and Ottawa during the upcoming UN summit in December. They’re doing this…
And the best commentor award for October of 2009 goes to… Hugh Stimson. Hugh has his own blog here with many awesome reflections on remote sensing, copyright law, nifty doo-dads, climate change and various other important and unimportant issues. And he is generally very insightful. Thank you, Hugh!
These always make me laugh. XKCD
Well this is pretty cool. I loaded the WordPress app onto my iPhone and I’m going to actually post. This being my fifth post, this app has enabled 20% of my actual posts. And that is not bad. But how hard will it be to assign my dropcaps and first line CSS? Hmmm. Not too…
PHP is a scripting language. I really don’t know a lot about PHP other than that WordPress and Drupal work because PHP works. I believe that it allows for site content, and data about the content, to get stored in a database and that this makes it easier for people to manage this content without…
Pentagram is a stellar design studio and I enjoy to check out their blog now and then. They did a cool redesign of craigslist. Awesome.
This blog owes most of it’s functionality to WordPress. The look and feel of this site was originally inspired by Jon Tangerine and Mark Boulton. However, the theme has morphed quite a lot. Wish I could say it’s done shifting, but I doubt it.
