Will They Wed?
Funny picture.
posted at 9:33 am
on Jun. 30, 2005
Spain Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage (New York Times)
Copy cats. (In a good way.)
posted at 9:27 am
on Jun. 30, 2005
In the past six months, 40 young people have attempted suicide in the village of Ahousaht (pop. 1600
That's double the number in 2004. Which is still 20 people out of 1600.
posted at 9:24 am
on Jun. 30, 2005
Time Decides Everything I Learned in Journalism School was Optional—Will Hand Over A Confidential
I have to tell you, that while this situation stinks all around, I'm deeply, deeply disappointed in Time magazine. They hide behind "the Rule of Law," but in fact, the Rule of Law requires that laws be just. Read this quote from the UNESCO site: "UNESCO committed itself to promoting freedom of expression, the cornerstone of human rights, as well as its corollary, freedom of the press, the essential component of any democratic society. Freedom of expression is a sine qua non condition for all citizens to participate in the democratic life and development of a society and the building of peace. Free exercise of this right is in fact a condition for the realization of all other rights. It is essential to the equitable practice of justice because the principle of the rule of law is insufficient. Laws must be just and not the product of an authoritarian power beyond the control of its citizens who are reduced to silence and submissiveness."
posted at 8:44 am
on Jun. 30, 2005
Hon’s House of Noodles (Wun-Tun House) on Robson
I order takeout from here, but dang it's hard to find their Web site.
posted at 6:01 pm
on Jun. 27, 2005
Iraq War Fatalities - an audio / visual graphic
"Graphic" in many ways. From MetaFilter
posted at 7:17 pm
on Jun. 26, 2005
Pitch Camp - Urban camping in Times Square - a photoset on Flickr
These guys look like they had a lot of fun. From FlickrBlog.
posted at 4:56 pm
on Jun. 26, 2005
11 Abusive Client Types That You Should Ditch Right Now
Joey deVilla pointed me to The Tucows Developers' Hangout :: [Career] The 11 Client Types You Need to Fire Right Now which led to the original article.
posted at 3:15 am
on Jun. 26, 2005
JSCalc: A JavaScript Calculator
*I* think it's cool, but you may not think I'm cool for thinking it. From The Man in Blue via Stopdesign
posted at 2:49 am
on Jun. 26, 2005
Douglas Adams—Visionary
Good essay about Adams' view of interactivity.
posted at 2:42 pm
on Jun. 23, 2005
ilya haykinson talks about what went awry with the L.A. Times wikitorial
One thing people always seem to get wrong: Anonymity does not equal untrustworthy. In fact, some people who are given anonymity online will act in a more straightforward and consistent manner because they're not under multiple competing pressures from offline sources -- expressing their true beliefs, helping others without fear of reprisal or blowback.
posted at 9:33 pm
on Jun. 22, 2005
Aliah: A 13-year-old who was placed in a psychiatric hostpical and medicated for 5 months without he
From How to Save the World.
posted at 10:20 am
on Jun. 22, 2005
Why are there no Dick Francis books made into movies?
The guy must be against it. Tick tock.
posted at 11:42 pm
on Jun. 21, 2005
An absolutely fascinating demonstration of the falliblity of your eyesight
What color was the getaway car? Well, officer, it started off purple, then turned green...
posted at 6:34 pm
on Jun. 21, 2005
Hello, LA and NY Times? Can you run your photos as big as the Bigfork Eagle, please?
I mean, it doesn't take more ink to do so...
posted at 6:29 pm
on Jun. 21, 2005
The New York Times tells you what, exactly, a trans fat is, and how to spot it in your food
Mmmmm, fatty.
posted at 6:28 pm
on Jun. 21, 2005
Transparent rounded/custom corners and borders—requires javascript
Handy, if a little obtruse.
posted at 6:10 pm
on Jun. 21, 2005
A site that looks exactly like OS X
Fly a Kite is some software thingy, the Web site is the coolest bit.
posted at 5:21 pm
on Jun. 21, 2005
Wizard needs food, badly… my favorite EVER arcade game
I'm so not going to be available for a week.
posted at 2:33 pm
on Jun. 21, 2005
Even fish come with an End User Licence Agreement these days
Yes, it's real; I saw it first on The Gripe Line Weblog by Ed Foster
posted at 10:32 am
on Jun. 21, 2005
Blogthings - A Quick and Dirty IQ Test
My results:
| Your IQ Is 130 |
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posted at 6:59 pm
on Jun. 20, 2005
intertidal arts project: an adventure in environmental community art
It's in Spanish Banks this Thursday -- are you going?
posted at 11:16 pm
on Jun. 19, 2005
Safari users will see a very cool search box in use on this site
It's not valid XHTML, but it degrades so darn gracefully....
posted at 12:25 am
on Jun. 19, 2005
Joho visits Linnaeus’ paper archives
Nicely written post about the father of the most used modern scientific classification system
posted at 12:21 am
on Jun. 19, 2005
Hackers Tap 40 Million Credit Cards
Is your number one of them? "They" won't say. They won't replace your card, either, most likely. Who eats the fraudulent charges? Merchants, and thus, the consumer.
posted at 2:03 pm
on Jun. 18, 2005
College Dorm Room Alarm Clock Photo
I used to be this hard to wake up
posted at 12:18 pm
on Jun. 18, 2005
Reason: Who Gets to Play Journalist? An academic question becomes a pressing legal issue.
A nice article on an interesting subject
posted at 10:10 pm
on Jun. 15, 2005
Grocery Store Wars | Join the Organic Rebellion
Production values quite good for a re-enactment of Star Wars with vegetables as actors.
posted at 3:51 pm
on Jun. 15, 2005
Tsunami warning along the Pacific coast up to Vancouver
I'm staying up here (26th floor) until it's passed.
posted at 7:58 pm
on Jun. 14, 2005
™ is easy, here’s how to do a service mark: ℠
Thank you lawyers, thank you so much for making my life this hard.
posted at 6:40 pm
on Jun. 14, 2005
A fun Futurama Flickr fiesta
from Boing Boing: Futurama's every title-card as a Flickr set
posted at 5:11 pm
on Jun. 14, 2005
Four Ideas for Getting Great, Little-Known Blogs Discovered
Untested but interesting, new ideas.
posted at 5:09 pm
on Jun. 14, 2005
Browser News: Statistics - find the browser stats you want to know
I used this recently to tell a client that IE 5.1 for Mac was less than 1% of the Internet audience these days -- and even less of those views are in OS 9 instead of OS 10.
posted at 5:07 pm
on Jun. 14, 2005
Screen Grab Confab ~ designers showing what they’re working on
Very interesting stuff.
posted at 11:17 am
on Jun. 14, 2005
Take My Privacy, Please!
Ted Koppel gives a litany of reasons why privacy regulation is overdue in America.
posted at 10:47 am
on Jun. 14, 2005
Interesting products: lightbulb/wineglass combo, hats of human hair, gold plated staples
Neat stuff.
posted at 10:44 am
on Jun. 14, 2005
Vancouver Weblogger Meetup This Thursday
It's at Steamworks. I'll be there!
posted at 4:57 pm
on Jun. 13, 2005
The Sneeze decides to try making prison wine. I laughed so hard I cried.
Regarding Red Prison Wine: Taster 1: "I would drink this in prison." Taster 2: "I would drink this in high school!"
posted at 9:10 am
on Jun. 13, 2005
Scott McCloud Can’t Stop Thinking About Micropayments
Good idea + good presentation = convincing argument
posted at 5:21 pm
on Jun. 12, 2005
The Unofficial Apple Weblog finds some iPod porn
Porn is in the eye of the beholder, no?
posted at 8:31 am
on Jun. 10, 2005
After a Shower of Anthrax, an Illness and a Mystery
Oh yeah, does anyone remember THIS terrorist attack?
posted at 5:57 pm
on Jun. 8, 2005
Digital photos can look great, but Wal-Mart won’t print pictures that appear ‘professional’
If you suck, you can get all the blurry double prints you want.
posted at 11:42 am
on Jun. 8, 2005
CNN.com: Stop! Are those live fish under your skirt?
Anything I added at this point would be superfluous.
posted at 9:58 am
on Jun. 8, 2005
get your flickr schwag today—just send an envelope!
Good stuff, for free. Thank you, Lord Internet, for this bounty we are about to receive.
posted at 1:47 pm
on Jun. 7, 2005
Are new double core chips “all that”? PriceSCAN Blog uses current chip price fluctuation as an analy
Disclosure: PriceSCAN is a client of ours.
posted at 1:40 pm
on Jun. 7, 2005
“Crying while eating” proves there’s always room for one more bizarre thing on the Internet
Just when I thought it was full, too...
posted at 12:20 pm
on Jun. 7, 2005
Sure, you *play* Windows’s FreeCell, but do you play it like these folks do?
The definitive FAQ -- I learned that there's only ONE unsolvable puzzle in the 32,000 that shipped with Windows 95/98.
posted at 3:26 pm
on Jun. 6, 2005
Delta Tao Software, which made the solitaire that came with Mac OS 9, has shipped an alpha version o
Hip hip hooray!
posted at 3:24 pm
on Jun. 6, 2005
defective yeti names “Twenty-five Things I’m Glad I Am No Longer Required To Do”
Funny.
posted at 4:11 pm
on Jun. 5, 2005
Satellite pictures reveal how quickly and radically we are changing the planet (BBC)
It's as terrifying as anything I've seen online recently.
posted at 2:58 pm
on Jun. 5, 2005
The Guinness Lifestyle Diet—7 days, no food. Weight loss pretty much assured
Keeping your job driving buses.... not so assured. 
posted at 2:48 pm
on Jun. 5, 2005
Today, I made my 200th LinkedIn connection
I've actually found the system quite useful, and recommend it highly.
posted at 2:26 am
on Jun. 5, 2005
stanforth.org :: Apple’s Lost Opportunity—why didn’t they go with AMD?
Good question.
posted at 11:25 pm
on Jun. 4, 2005
Characteristics of a Book Slut
Don't worry, it's just a funny comic. Geez. (Uh, yes, I did watch Napolean Dynamite last night. Gawd.)
posted at 7:25 pm
on Jun. 2, 2005
Airbags associated with increased probability of death
Fascinating if true.
posted at 10:46 pm
on Jun. 1, 2005
Porn-friendly ‘.xxx’ domains approved (from CNET News.com)
I suppose that mildly arousing sites will be .xx, and sites that just have large-bosomed women in regular clothing will be .x
posted at 10:35 pm
on Jun. 1, 2005
Article about cloning your cat—now only $32,000
That's 40,500 bean burritos.
posted at 10:33 pm
on Jun. 1, 2005
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