Running in the family
A discovery at work
( 15 Jul 2008; 1 comment)
FORGERY LEAGUE
Forgery League comprises three separate but occasionally crossposted blogs:
The environment in the larger sense — both natural and human-made.
A grand opening
Notes from the Open Everything unconference, and a proposal: the Really Open Stage
( 5 Jun 2008)
Ruins
Detroit, Toronto, and the appeal of urban decay
( 3 Feb 2008)
Electronics, programming and other projects.
The ring
We are engaged; handmade is the way to my heart
( 21 Sep 2008; 9 comments)
The Bee and the Express
Arduino projects: a noisemaker and an analog-to-MIDI interface
( 26 Aug 2008)
A grand opening
Notes from the Open Everything unconference, and a proposal: the Really Open Stage
( 5 Jun 2008)
A personal blog focusing on music and art.
The ring
We are engaged; handmade is the way to my heart
( 21 Sep 2008; 9 comments)
Running in the family
A discovery at work
( 15 Jul 2008; 1 comment)
Making arrangements
A successful few days in the studio
( 8 Jul 2008; 1 comment)
Elsewhere
Shadley Park
coming soon
Delicious bookmarks
Quebec anti-Harper site gathers video testimonials
Portland-based conservation org ties together ecology, community and economic development
"How to detect low frequency acoustic waves in the atmosphere"
With the centre-left split and no electoral reform in sight, progressives build online campaigns and tools to make their votes count (Remarkk)
Strategic voting organized: swap with electors in other swing-ridings to avoid vote splits (and yes, it's legal)
Non-partisan group "appalled at the thought that Stephen Harper might form the next government" promotes strategic voting
Twitter updates
Gutted to be missing Nuit Blanche but looking forward to visiting the (soon-to-be) in-laws Stateside.
(Fri 3 Oct at 12:36)
@anyonebutharper YouTube: Quebec folk singer Michel Rivard up against Harper’s cultural guard dogs. Très amusant. http://is.gd/2SfG
(Thu 2 Oct at 9:54)
@anyonebutharper Quebec anti-Harper site: http://unissonsnosvoix.ca/
(Thu 2 Oct at 9:34)
Trying out Iron, a Chrome clone that doesn’t report every move to Google. Not bad - I might actually use it if I had a PC. http://is.gd/34ec
(Fri 26 Sep at 10:45)
35 minutes to the office by bike (including parking). I could get used to this. Will need a hat or earmuffs soon though…
(Fri 26 Sep at 9:39)