BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. A piece of good news, Dare Obasanjo has decided not to pack in his weblog and proceeded to demonstrate such by posting several very helpful posts on the recent GMail scandal (which, all things considered, wasn’t that much of a scary situation–oh, we’ll get more spam, horrors.) As an aside, sometimes when I write something that I somewhat […]
Vestal Design mixes coverage of environmental issues and web page design into an interesting mix. Mike Lin writes today on The Climate Project: Well, my spirits are high and I’m going to do my best to hit the ground running. I’ve just landed in Nashville where I’ve been invited to meet with Al Gore, climate scientists, […]
These are about the most fascinating calendar idea I have seen to date: Skepchick and Skepdude calendars. According to the site, and Bad Astronomy, who appears in the male calendar, the purpose of these calendars is to raise funds to support critical thinkers: This year, we’re taking it all a step further. Not only are we adding […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I’d write on Ford’s funeral, which seemed to be somewhat ostentatious, but I’m afraid that if I mix Ford and Funeral in a post, it will trigger two or more male webloggers into getting into a fight in my weblog comments. I figured that some word combinations act as a […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. If wishes were horses, book authors would have a herd. All too often you see the ‘oops’ and such only after the book is in print. In my case, I’ve worked with JavaScript for so long (since the very beginning) I brought along a couple of bad habits that made […]