Join us Saturday for a display, conversation and fun centered around home-built kayaks, canoes and other small boats. Bring and display your home-built boats, or simply come to view the crafts, learn and engage in conversation about boat building. The general public is invited.
Just in case y’all are wondeirng what I’m doing this weekend.
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SureCLICK brought Nathan Sawaya to Rackspace to build us a six foot tall sculpture of our mascot.
Since he only had about 4 hours on-site most of the assembly was done in his NY Studio and shipped here in pieces.
See Also:
flickr.com/photos/antonolsen/sets/72157600065786141/
flickr.com/photos/edmao/sets/72157600068310774/
A List Apart: Articles: Setting Type on the Web to a Baseline Grid
Over the last year or so, there’s been a lot of talk about grid systems and using column grids for website layouts. Mark gave us a lesson plan, Khoi gave us a case study and Cameron gave us a toolkit. The message is clear: we have the browser support, the know-how, and the tools we need to create consistent multi-column grid layouts on the web.
Some good tips and resources for grid layout at A List Apart. Now I just need to find the time to fix this layout.
I’ve been a long time listener of Living on Earth on NPR and was pleased to hear Steve Curwood speaking on The Newsmaker Hour on Texas Public Radio. Steve was visiting St. Philip’s College, here in San Antonio and presented a great talk on the environment and how we can live in it.
I appreciate the fact that he doesn’t insist on a wholesale change in the way we live but promotes a change in where we get our power. Give it a listen on your next commute and think about the large things we can be doing to change the world we live in.