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Third annual Blue Beanie Day

Thousands of Standardistas (people who support web standards) will wear a Blue Beanie to show their support for accessible, semantic web content. It’s easy to show your support for web design done right. Beg, borrow, or buy a Blue Beanie (or Blue Toque in Canada) and snap a photo of your mug wearing the blue. (Or get creative with Photoshop). Then on November 30, switch your profile picture in Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, (and any other social network) and post your photo to the Blue Beanie Day group at Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/groups/bluebeanieday2009/ .

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The End of the Internet

When we log onto the Internet, we take a lot for granted. We assume we'll be able to access any website we want, whenever we want, at the fastest speed, whether it's a corporate website or a personal blogger's website. We assume that we can use any aspect of the ...

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Feeder.fm

Over the past few days I've been a little sick. Somehow, I still found time to work on a project that I've been meaning to get live. Feeder.fm is the easiest way to post music directly to your Facebook and Twitter feed, just enter a search term, it's that simple! Soon ...

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Third version of Sabia Design is finally done!

Yes, I've had an excess amount of free time on the past two days. Finally giving me enough time to finish my mysql cities database, and the third version of my company's website – http://sabiadesign.com! So far I've counted four scrapped designs before I decided on this ...

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PHP / MySQL City Data for Google Maps Mash-Ups

I've finally completed my second compiled database of all Zip Codes and Cities in the United States. It's taken a while, but it's finally available for all you web developers out there that need a quick MySQL table of cities, states, zip codes and latitude/longitude of parent zip ...

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Party Like It’s 1234567890!

This Friday, get your geek on! At exactly 3:31 PM (PST) UNIX Time will read exactly 1234567890! All of the Geeks in San Francisco will be getting their beer on at: 21st amendment 563 Second Street San Francisco Handy Links for 1234567890 day: http://21st-amendment.com/ http://1234567890day.com/ http://coolepochcountdown.com/ (Click Here if ...

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Join me on Blog Action Day to end Poverty

Today is Blog Action Day, thousands of bloggers will unite to discuss a single issue - Poverty. Blog action Day is a non profit, grassroots movement of thousands of individual bloggers coming together for one cause - End Poverty. Blog Action Day originally began when a 27 year old Canadian student at Notre Dame University named Shawn got inspired by a speech given by Dr. Jeffrey Sachs (author of the book “The End Of Poverty”). That speech inspired him to withdraw from grad school, liquidate his savings and begin his journey to try and make the world a better place - one meaningful difference at a time. Shawn’s is just one example of the myriad ways for one person to make a difference. It just took one young college kid to make this into a worldwide movement.

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Homer Simpson written in CSS

Here is some awesome work by Romàn Cortès, its a Homer Simpson written completely in CSS! Enjoy

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NY Man makes a website to find his Dream Girl

A New York web designer made a website about a girl that he saw on a New York subway in hopes that he would find her. This is one hopeless romantic guy's quest to find the girl of his dreams in New York City, with a little help of his ...

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and my beloved Giants.
Credits: Sabia Design & FolioGrid