Tim McCormack says words
I'm proposing a new standard: JSON used to enrich regular web pages with scripting-ready metadata. No more theme-dependent HTML parsing -- just grab the needed data out of a namespaced global object. Read on for details.
This is a quick explanation you can send to folks who are a little too trusting of what ends up in their inbox.
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I have begun development of a new site, TradeUps.net, where users will be able to barter with those in their geographic vicinity with the help of tags and Google Maps. It's still in its infancy, and the core components haven't even been written yet, let alone tested. I don't even care if it's already been done before -- it's more of a learning experience. I'll be journaling its development occasionally, starting today.
Hilda behaves naturally while I "set up" my camera
This past weekend I took some publicity photos for a local organization, and I was dealing with the most difficult photographic subject in existence (besides cats, of course): people.