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Track Your Flight with Immersive, Fullscreen Flight Radar 24
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I love this new tool for tracking worldwide flights…. now get me on one of those KC-130’s to McMurdo! Flightradar24 is a flight tracking service that provides you with real-time info about thousands of aircraft around the world. About the tech: Flightradar24 shows live air traffic from around the world. The primary technology we use…
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Video: Heli showreel late summer 2012
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Drinks at Sleep No More’s Gallow Green
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If you haven’t already been to Punchdrunk’s “Sleep No More”, go. Now. I’ve been twice, and since my visits to the performance, I’ve been back two other times for non-performance parties. Friend Talitha and I were at a Memorial Day White Party, and this past weekend, I had the pleasure of going with a friend…
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Updating WordPress – Summary of Changes
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Today has been a big blog update day – not necessarily for content, but more for general code and structure of my site. I’m still running on the standard “Twenty Eleven” theme for WordPress.org, but I’ve updated a few things. Updates today include: oEmbed flickr photo embed size tweaks – I figured out the optimal…
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Integrating My WordPress Site With Facebook
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As part of my big website update day, I’m more closely integrating my site with Facebook. Hopefully thi will make it easier for me to get my media out there, and allow people to connect with me more easily. I’m using the official Facebook Plugin for WordPress.org.
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Updating Blog Template
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In preparation for a few more photos being blogged, I’m tinkering around with my current blog template, which is based off of the standard “Twenty Eleven” wordpress theme. I’m making the blog content area wider, and shrinking the sidebar. This should allow me to present readers with larger photos, making for a more immersive experience.…
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Hiking Ballard Peak, Colorado
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On August 31st I hiked up to Ballard Peak, just outside of Telluride, Colorado. Here’s a panorama from the ridge, taken with Autostitch on iOS.
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WordPress’ Jetpack Adds Photo Carousels
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Jetpack for WordPress is getting better and better. Recently they added yet another cool feature, automatic image carousel. Sure, lots of wordpress themes and plugins include carousels too, but it’s nice to see that WordPress is adding this directly into its native Jetpack. I try to stick to using native functionality as much as possible,…
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Turbo Encabulator
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Filling in some gaps in the blog with this post. A bit of technical jargon.. For a number of years now work has been proceeding in order to bring perfection to the crudely conceived idea of a transmission that would not only supply inverse reactive current for use in unilateral phase detractors, but would also…
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Roosevelt Island Tram, 2005
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Filling in a few gaps in my blog for August. On this day in 2005, I was hanging with friend Chad Westcott in NYC, riding the Roosevelt Island Tram.
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Documentation of the Garmin Forerunner 310xt’s Test Mode
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The other day while firing up my Garmin Forerunner 310XT GPS watch for a run, it randomly slipped into a previously unknown to me test mode. Here’s some photographic documentation of all of the screens it displayed.
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I passed my NREMT exam! I’m a certified EMT! :)
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I passed my NREMT exam! I’m a certified EMT! See this image in my Flickr Photostream. The rest of the photos from training….
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Google Loves The Olympics
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Tonight while watching the 2012 Olympic Games Track and Field Mens 1500 race, I casually Googled “1500 meters to miles” to figure how close to a mile the race is. Lo and behold, Google not only did the conversion for me, but also figured out that I was watching the olympics, and gave me some…
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Tagged for Trauma Sunday
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In preparation for Trauma Sunday, we learned how to trage patients in mass casualty incidents…
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CPR Dummies
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First course of action working towards EMT-B training: CPR. And of course, out come the creepy Mannequins.
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Dark City Panorama
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This was my first view of NYC. When I moved here in NYC, I lived on the upper east side for a bit, and this was my view. Originally I had planned on getting this banner printed out wall-sized.. but then decided against it. Filling in holes in the blog with this post. See this…
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Geology Lab, 2002
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Filling in some gaps in the blog. Here’s a shot from Field Geology lab in at University of Colorado at Boulder in 2002… See this image in my Flickr Photostream.
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Window seat + Americano + Wifi = productively awesome rainy afternoon.
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Relaxing West Village cafes are great. Cafe Minerva, just down the street from my apartment provides a great hideout on rainy days – with free Wifi and free flowing espresso! See this image in my Flickr Photostream.
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The @Fueled snack bar is second to none….
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Wrapping up Friday afternoon in the Fueled office, marketing intern Diana helps stock up the snack bar. Our new office is great! See this image in my Flickr Photostream.
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Twine, A Tiny Gizmo That Holds The Internets Future | Co.Design: business + innovation + design
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Tiny, networked, open source gadgets are the future. I love the concept of the Twine – a self contained mini computer designed to integrate into a custom created sensor network. Able to work with its own built in sensors, external sensors built for it, or hacked to work with whatever else you can imagine. I…
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FBI Digging For Evidence in SOHO
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NYPD and FBI digging for the remains of Etan Patz, who went missing 33 years ago. Media storm on the closed block in SOHO. See this image in my Flickr Photostream.