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All smiles at Macromedia Community Week: Designing with Dreamweaver.

I was on a panel of "experts" discussing Best Practices for designing web sites using Dreamweaver yesterday, and the folks on the broadcasting team posted it for us to enjoy ad infinitum.

You can hear my voice over the Web, and watch me operate the software via Macromedia's slick new Breeze conferencing service (based on Flash).

If you enjoy it, definitely check out the rest of the MacroChats coming up for great tips and information on how to quickly build things with Macromedia tools.

May 18, 2004

Ben (of Ben & Jerry's) does some cookie math.

Think about it, and get involved! Try MoveOn.

February 4, 2004

In honor of MLK, Jr day, we watched Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media. After two hours of compelling documentation and thought, Mer and I decided to do something about it.

Here we found some excellent links and ways to activate.

Together, we can make a change. Pass it on!

January 19, 2004

What is the Meatrix?

November 15, 2003

Tuning into the radio early this morning on my way down, I listen to The Declaration of Independence, as read by the folks at NPR.

"We hold these truths to be self-evident"

King George III of England wrote in his diary of this day, 227 years ago, "Nothing of importance happened today."

July 4, 2003

Yes, please sign this petition, for the sake of public education.

June 20, 2003

Across the nation, schools are suffering. Tens of thousands of teachers have received pink slips and looming budget deficits only promise worse to come. Congress is talking about cutting taxes and cutting budgets -- not about how to keep the schools and essential services going. We believe that:

"Congress must insure that basic services like our nation's schools are funded before approving more tax and budget cuts."

Please write or volunteer if you can't spare the cash to help MoveOn.org Save Our Schools.

May 8, 2003

I have many thoughts on my home for the past four years, most of which are contained in a guided tour of the college that was in place while you were attending. Now, they have this.

June 3, 1996