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Google Chart API is very cool
Google’s new Charts API is very cool. I am interested to see how we might possibly use that with Collabofit to do additional charting. Here’s the code used to generate that graph above: http://chart.apis.google.com/chart? cht=lc &chs=500×300 &chd=s:GabrielSerafini2007 &chtt=’Gabriel%20Serafini%202007’%20Using%20the%20New%20Google%20Charts%20API &chxt=x,y &chxl=0:|1976|1986|1996|2007|1:||Cool||Amazing||Awesome Very simple, clean, elegant and neat. Link to share this: https://gabrielserafini.com/blog/2007/12/06/google-chart-api-is-very-cool/
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Serafini Studios Kitchen – Welcome to the kitchen.
Our kitchen now has a website (using WordPress of course). Lots more content to come soon, including the secret story of how the river came to be, the inspiration behind the pipes and the amazing triumph of getting everything finally finished. Visit the site: Serafini Studios Kitchen – Welcome to the kitchen. Link to share…
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Cut & Paste: Chicago – I kind of want to go to this.
UPDATE: I _AM_ going to this. 🙂 Cut & Paste: Chicago When: Saturday, October 6th, 2007 Doors open at 7PM Competition from 8 – 11PM After party from 11PM – 4AM Where Logan Square Auditorium 2539 North Kedzie Blvd #15 773 252 6179 http://www.lsachicago.com/ General Admission $10 advanced tickets / $15 at the door Must…
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Benton Sheet Metal did a great job with our kitchen range hood metalwork – Probably the best Sheet Metal Fabricators in St. Louis
When we came up with the final design for our kitchen range hood, we did a fair amount of research into finding someone in St. Louis who could build what we had designed. Eric called lots of people, and kept on getting recommendations to talk with Ron over at Benton Sheet Metal. Eric got in…
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New Kitchen Countertop
Portrait of Kristin and the Kitchen, originally uploaded by gserafini. Kristin and Kuma posed for this lengthy timed exposure to capture the blue glowing light from the countertop. Illumination was provided by the dining room light (the overhead kitchen lights were off). This lets the river show up properly. See all the kitchen pictures here:…
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Vote for my buttons if you like them (TODAY!) 🙂
Voting is now enabled on the Miro one-click subscribe button design contest. Voting is by leaving comments. Please leave a comment and vote for my buttons if you like them. 🙂 Click here to go view the entries and vote: Design Contest: Judgement Day(s) Thanks! UPDATE: Thanks to everyone who voted for my submissions to…
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My submissions to the Miro one-click subscribe button contest
Miro (the open source video player formerly known as Democracy) is running a contest right now to design a revised one-click subscribe button. A Fun Little Design Contest Design up to three buttons and submit them as links in the comments. On August 20th, we’ll create a blog post with all of the submissions. There…
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And now for Bruce’s list of ugly cars
Bruce wrote another article over on FastWallpapers.com about his love of beautiful cars. This time, however, it is a top list of the ugliest cars he could find. Not surprisingly, the Pontiac Aztec leads the list. Poor Aztec, at the top of everyone’s ugly list. Too Ugly To Live: Should these 6 Cars be Banned…
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Some excellent WordPress plugins I found recently – Breadcrumbs and better Links page management
I’m working on a new site relating to Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act compliance (it will replace the useless site that is currently up at grammleachblileyact.com) and was looking for breadcrumb functionality and a better way to manage outputting links from the Blogroll on the links.php page. I had searched for a good WordPress breadcrumbs plugin a while…
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RSS2.com is fast again, thanks to a new and improved SQL database schema
For quite a while, RSS2.com has been slow. Ever since it hit, oh, around 1.4 million items in its database (now up over 2 million) the queries that were responsible for building the home page view had gotten slower and slower. The old design The problem was one of normalization, and the desire to not…