Posted on February 4th, 2010
Categories: develop, iPhone
I just wanted to showcase the new Mobile Web site style for Red Dolan, the image shows what it looks like on the iPhone (I have also confirmed that it looks good on Blackberry Tour 9630). I am really excited about it as it is a new avenue for my skills, Mobile Web App Development.
I have to say that it really wasn’t hard either. I added a couple of declarations in the head of the document and created a mobile-specific style sheet. All in all it took a few hours to put together.
I am working on writing an article on it for Matters of Grey (MoG) here very soon!
I am curious to hear what you think about the new mobile design.
2/5/10 – I found out this morning that IE doesn’t like the way I did the mobile declarations and is basically stripping the styling all together. Stupid IE. Now I need to look into an alternative. Of course all modern and stable browsers render it correctly (Firefox 3, Safari 4, Chrome 4).
Posted on January 27th, 2010
Categories: green, movie
Food, Inc. is a disturbingly inspiring shock-umentary (documentary) on the U.S.’s current food system. It exposes how many of the foods we see today are controlled by a few major companies. It discusses the capitalist means that they go to to control the flow of those foods. It also shows the conditions in which these foods are created. One of the most disturbing things were the extent that they will go to keep most farmers under their money-fat thumbs.
If there were ever a movie that I would suggest watching, it would be this one. Why you ask? Read the rest of this entry »
Posted on January 13th, 2010
Categories: random
Bring awareness to many subtle sounds of nature —
the rustling leaves in the wind,
raindrops falling,
the humming of an insect,
the first birdsong at dawn.
Posted on January 11th, 2010
Categories: develop
But to be aware of little, quiet things,
you need to be quiet inside.
A high degree of alertness is required.
Be still. Look. Listen.
Be present.
Posted on January 8th, 2010
Categories: develop
True happiness is found in simple,
seemingly unremarkable things.
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