I saw this video a few times on the web recently and the beginning lacked a punch so I never watched it but I finally got an email mandating I watched this and I did!
Now, you MUST watch this video! I is time to be reactive! I am going the peaceful route and I hope the rest will too!
Interview - Naomi Wolf - Give Me Liberty
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (0)
Diebold election fraud
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (0)
Good video of a contractor for Diebold speaking about how Diebold has signed contracts to embed themselves into the US voting system. Please visit the Open Voting Consortium and see how they use electronic and paper ballots to provide 100% accurate voting results! We need to support these guys. This is the solution! www.OpenVotingConsortium.org
Green Roofs - How bout a farm instead!
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (0)
This article talks about green roofs and designing buildings from cradle to cradle instead of cradle to grave. I find these articles fascinating for the "open home" project I someday hope launch. In the end, if we want a long term sustainable life here on earth we need an open-home project and open-source government (with a different name, though). Home designs and materials list need to be shared. The future of life will be based upon the open-source concepts that have been widely used in the software industry for many years now.
These guys are suggesting that we use green roofs and also to take it a step further. To make them food farms! Imagine that! If every physical land footprint was a farm with a habitat underneath! Brilliant!
Read more here --> http://discovermagazine.com/2008/oct/28-king-of-green-architecture
These guys are suggesting that we use green roofs and also to take it a step further. To make them food farms! Imagine that! If every physical land footprint was a farm with a habitat underneath! Brilliant!
Read more here --> http://discovermagazine.com/2008/oct/28-king-of-green-architecture
War is not the answer.
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (0)
War is never the answer. It's time we grow up and stand up for what is right.
Picasa 3.0 - The Picasa Photo Viewer just owned Windows!
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (0)
I just installed Picasa 3.0 and I set it to be default photo editor! Windows has had years and years of monopoly to make there products better. Did they? Heck no. They snoozed and lost. Google has a very very nice photo viewer. My y new default photo viewer. Very slick!
Chrome - Uberfast Browserness
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (0)
I had heard about it from my Android searching first but didn't give it a 2nd thought of my mind. My coworker, Seth, said something about "are you going to try Chrome". I said something to the effect of, "yeah someday probably".
I noticed Jon Perlow's (a Gdev) sig on my Gtalk list. His sig message said something to the effect of "Man is chrome Fast".
So I had 2 prior impressions to Chrome BUT it was his sig that prompted me to immediately download Chrome and see what this FAST was all about, I gave it a whirl. And what a whirl it was!
Gmail is now FAST, Gdocs are also VERY fast (something that limited my use prior), Gcal is FAST, everything is FAST! I am loving Chrome and have been using as my primary browser since I installed it . I am using Firefox for this post because of the Scribefire blog editor. I am still using FF for some other things as well but for my general browsing I am using Chrome and it's web goodness.
I am torn now because I was a huge FF advocate, mainly because it was generally more secure and faster than the competetion plus it was open-source (the future of all software). I liked Opera but FF had the edge because of it being open source.
Now Chrome hits us, it's fast, multi-threaded, open source and sports a much simpler interface plus it has detacheable tabs (something I always wished FF has). Sorry FF but Chrome is now my default browser.
Here are the steps I suggest you do to better understand the speedy goodness that awaits the web!
Disclaimer: I love Google! (Did you know the founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, both of whom are Billionaires, both drive a Prius?)
I noticed Jon Perlow's (a Gdev) sig on my Gtalk list. His sig message said something to the effect of "Man is chrome Fast".
So I had 2 prior impressions to Chrome BUT it was his sig that prompted me to immediately download Chrome and see what this FAST was all about, I gave it a whirl. And what a whirl it was!
Gmail is now FAST, Gdocs are also VERY fast (something that limited my use prior), Gcal is FAST, everything is FAST! I am loving Chrome and have been using as my primary browser since I installed it . I am using Firefox for this post because of the Scribefire blog editor. I am still using FF for some other things as well but for my general browsing I am using Chrome and it's web goodness.
I am torn now because I was a huge FF advocate, mainly because it was generally more secure and faster than the competetion plus it was open-source (the future of all software). I liked Opera but FF had the edge because of it being open source.
Now Chrome hits us, it's fast, multi-threaded, open source and sports a much simpler interface plus it has detacheable tabs (something I always wished FF has). Sorry FF but Chrome is now my default browser.
Here are the steps I suggest you do to better understand the speedy goodness that awaits the web!
- Google Chrome
- Download Chrome
- Install Chrome
- Read the Manual! --> http://blogoscoped.com/google-chrome/
Disclaimer: I love Google! (Did you know the founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, both of whom are Billionaires, both drive a Prius?)
Android Developers Challenge I - And the winners are...
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (0)
Ok, I am loving the cooking capsules application! I am also digging the Softrace since I am a slightly competitive guy. City Slikkers should get my butt moving too and it will allow me to meet some very interesting people! So many more!! And those are just the ones that won out of the 1.700+ submitted. Oh and that was only round 1. Round 2 is coming up soon!
Take a look! - http://code.google.com/android/adc_gallery/index.html
Here comes the Android - Worlds coolest phone!
Holiday Inn - Clearwater Beach - NICE!
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (0)
I just got a room at the Holiday Inn at Clearwater Beach in Florida. I am usually fine with most any hotel room but the rooms on the mainland in Clearwater just appeared to be nasty and creepy and last night I stayed in a non-smoking room at a Best Western and the smell was nasty, not smoke just nasty!
So tonight I jumped across the bridge over to Clearwater Beach (10 minutes) and found the Holiday Inn (can't go wrong right). I have stayed at Holiday Inn's in teh past but maybe they were Holiday Inn Express's???
This is the nicest "average" hotel room (#259) I have ever stayed in!!
If you are ever here and want a nice place to stay this is it!
So tonight I jumped across the bridge over to Clearwater Beach (10 minutes) and found the Holiday Inn (can't go wrong right). I have stayed at Holiday Inn's in teh past but maybe they were Holiday Inn Express's???
This is the nicest "average" hotel room (#259) I have ever stayed in!!
- The room smells clean and is clean! (big plus)
- Granite or Silestone Countertops
- Mini Kitchen with silverware microwave and fridge
- Flatpanel TV
- Nice balcony with mock-column like fencing
- Very fast internet (6mbps down/612 kbps up) - (choose ethostream)
- Closet area
- full length mirror
- desk with swivel chair
- comfy chair with footstool
- king sized bed
- very nice bathroom - mirror with wooden frame, decorative lighting, tile floor and clean
- luggage area & closet and ironing area
If you are ever here and want a nice place to stay this is it!
Maybe it is time to care now...
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (2)
We drive, we eat tons of animals, we use tons of plastics and oils. Our government doesn't care as they are lost too.
This link claims we will have no ice in the North Pole in 5 years. What if they are right? We better get our act together, fast.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2008/aug/10/climatechange.arctic
Gives you quite an odd feeling.
I ride my bike when I can, recycle when I can, eat no animals, but what else can I do to help the earth. I can try and get other people to do the same and improve my own habits as well. Will it be quick enough, how do we change the power consumption and the corrupt politicians?
It all starts with a vision. I will keep my vision of a beautiful earth and try harder. Please read the following link and do what you can to help our earth.
Maybe we will all have sail ships to float around in to our garbage islands.
DrFuhrman's diet style is a good place to start reducing some huge emmisions and of course we all need more exercise so ride your bike to the store and work, when you can. It all makes a difference.
Elijah
This link claims we will have no ice in the North Pole in 5 years. What if they are right? We better get our act together, fast.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2008/aug/10/climatechange.arctic
Gives you quite an odd feeling.
I ride my bike when I can, recycle when I can, eat no animals, but what else can I do to help the earth. I can try and get other people to do the same and improve my own habits as well. Will it be quick enough, how do we change the power consumption and the corrupt politicians?
It all starts with a vision. I will keep my vision of a beautiful earth and try harder. Please read the following link and do what you can to help our earth.
Maybe we will all have sail ships to float around in to our garbage islands.
DrFuhrman's diet style is a good place to start reducing some huge emmisions and of course we all need more exercise so ride your bike to the store and work, when you can. It all makes a difference.
Elijah
Wow! amazing video of human roadsled. Definitely worth your time!
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (0)
Animals in the depths of the sea (26 photo) / Biology / Science ReaDigg.COM
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (0)
WoW!!!! This will put a smile on your day!!
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (2)
Animals Have Deep Capacity for Love from Jeff Nelson on Vimeo.
This was wonderful!! We need to see more stuff like this on the news!
Wind-Powered Tall Ships Are Once Again Important As Oil Prices Hurt Trade : CleanTechnica
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (0)
Wind-Powered Tall Ships Are Once Again Important As Oil Prices Hurt Trade : CleanTechnica
Very Very Cool! Can you imagine all the ships of the new modern age with big sails and no pollution!
Very Very Cool! Can you imagine all the ships of the new modern age with big sails and no pollution!
Battle at Kruger
Posted by
Elijah Lynn
comments (0)
You must watch this. It has a few twists that are amazingly unexpected!!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
