Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Adactio (Jeremy Keith) has built Adactio Elsewhere – using the power of alphabet soup, in this case: PHP5, Web Services, XML, XSL, OPML, RSS, JavaScript, DOM Scripting, Ajax, XHTML and CSS – to gather piece of his info into one Continue reading Adactio Elsewhere : the power of web API’s + XML
Geobloggers is the lastest remix in this case: Flickr + Google Maps. Basically by either adding 3 tags to your Flichr photo, “geo:lat=xx.xxxx”, “geo:lon=xx.xxxx” and “geotagged”, or If your camera records the GPS data in the Exif headers, then tag Continue reading Geobloggers : Flickr + Google Maps Remix
Bob asks a reasonable question : Where Has The ‘Venture’ In Venture Capital Gone?. or Was it ever there? Anyone? Anyone at all? Categorized under: Startup and “Things I would really like to know” Update May 2 : Via Harvard Continue reading Where Has The ‘Venture’ In Venture Capital Gone?
On CBC’s Toronto morning program Metro Morning they have restaurant reviews that are a little different: good eats, cheap, and not your usual tucker : Beyond Burgers (and the archive). Beyond Burgers is Must Listen, Must Eat Radio. Happily they Continue reading Beyond Burgers in Toronto, where to find good food.
Boing Boing’s geek goddess Xeni Jardin comments on Baby, you are, like, so kawaii, Anime-inspired cosmetics for creating a “supercute” look. (Kawaii (kah-wah-ee) means Cute or Super Cute). Often used on its own when observing a situation or character having Continue reading Baby, you are, like, so Kawaii
Our elderly neighbor, James Douglas Munson – known as Doug – passed away this morning. His wife, Nellie, called me at 6. As soon as I saw him, I called 911 and then gave CPR until they showed up a Continue reading James Douglas Munson 1928 -2005