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Mango Power Girl is my wife Mohini’s web site for original recipes, food photography, and related bits. Early this autumn, with the change in season Mohini started itching to freshen up her site’s look and feel. I had worked before on her graphic art and user interface design, giving me some guidance on looks […]
Today marks one year of Mango Power Girl, my wife’s web site for original recipes, food photography, and related bits. Congratulations MPG!
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“By the power of mango!”
The Saul & Dayee G. Haas Foundation improves secondary education for those in need in Washington State. Their work involves 600 secondary schools — that’s 53% of the secondary schools in Washington, including both public and private schools.
While modernizing the efforts of volunteers and staff, the Foundation has created online tools of […]
For all of human history, great conversations, meetings, and celebrations have happened over food. Your daily lunch is probably not often historic, but while wedged into our working lives, lunch done right is a small slice of greater humanity. It can be refreshing and even inspiring to step out of your routine.
Try Noonhat […]
I was one of thousands who received email from Al Gore today in which he announced his gratitude and intentions for the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize, awarded for his shaping of public opinion on climate change.
My comments on defending science were recently included in a collection of comments by signatories of the Defend Science […]
Knowledge As Power offers accessible information on legislative action and education for citizen participation in the legislative process. A preview of their services is already available for Washington State, although as an organization they are just a few months old.
These are my notes from one of five sessions at a Seattle Net Tuesday event in […]
The organization Defend Science released a collection of “Comments from Signatories of the Defend Science Statement” and I am honored mine was included.
They write: Comments from a cross-section of our signatories provide a glimpse at the the depth of concern to Defend Science, the broad support for this initiative, and the diversity of viewpoints […]
“The World is Always Changing” sings a Pike Place Market busker in Seattle, on the market’s 100th birthday in 2007.
This is a test of displaying video on BrianGlanz.net while it is marked as “private” in my flickr stream.
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