Does anyone know of (or apply) microformats to Unitarian Universalist Web sites? Might be good to be ahead of this before the release of Firefox 3, which will support them natively.
Has anyone seen (or better, produced) really clever orders of worship (service) — feel free to brag with some detail, and include a link if it exists somewhere on the Web.
I’m struck how — to the best of my knowledge — there is no public domain flaming chalice logo for Unitarian Universalists (or anyone else) to use, share or modify, and certainly none that are size-independent vector graphics.
While I’m no graphic designer, and my work has rough parts, I am releasing into the public domain […]
Happy Blog Day! (Why today, if you squint, 3108 — today’s date — looks like blog) . Here’s the rules:
Find 5 new Blogs that you find interesting
Notify the 5 bloggers that you are recommending them as part of BlogDay 2007
Write a short description [...]
Here’s a video of a nifty video algorithm. Watch the video towards the end and you can see how easy it could be to remove figures from an image.
Even after showing pictures of my Transylvanian Unitarian stole, I could have hardly expected the Apartment Therapy blog — that directory for so many lovely items — to identify Transylvanian hemp and linen cloth.
But they have.
As constant readers may note, I wanted to move away from the current/past theme and used a version of Cutline — the Apple-y black and white one — but there were reader usability complaints so I moved back. Some of those complaints, while valid, were beyond the occasional tweek. Plus, I was seeing that theme […]
Anna Belle Leiserson (Faith and Web) took me very, very seriously when I suggested using The GIMP, a free and open-source image manipulation program as an alternative to Photoshop. Hard-card Photoshop users bloggers rehearse the limitations of the GIMP, but for most people I imagine it’s a reasonable, even robust alternative. But it’s most at […]
Well, best for me, but I know some of you will like them too.
Michelle Murrain, writing from her Zen and the art of Nonprofit Technology blog, points out how the United States Social Forum is running on free and open source software. Fabu. Drupal and Linux (Ubuntu and Debian) love [...]
Later. If you care about UCC.org, or church websites in general, see Anna Belle Leiserson’s break-down of the facts at her Faith and Web.
Well, if you go to UCC.org now, you get your choice of high and low bandwidth.
What does the low bandwidth choice get you: the same list of links — with its own […]
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