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I am an eco geek.
My interests include mentoring ecopreneurs, technology coaching, programming, web hosting, and sustainable marketing.
I am available for hire for your website design/build projects including WordPress and Ruby on Rails web applications.
I also write on my company's green web hosting blog.
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- I finally found an easy way to get my tweets on to my facebook page (not my personal profile) http://apps.facebook.com/smarttwitterpages/ 1 week ago
- WTH East Coast peeps emailing txting calling while driving? Still legal there, everyone seems to do it. Glad it's not on West Coast. 2 weeks ago
- I just voted for 'bring back rss feeds for clip…' what do you think? http://uservoice.com/a/25VOv #NetNewsWireMac #feedback 2 weeks ago
- No dogs on the dock so Bru-Tang and I are in the park. (@ Ivar's Salmon House w/ 3 others) http://4sq.com/5sQvww 2 weeks ago
- I just unlocked the "I'm on a boat!" badge on @foursquare! http://4sq.com/bNucMq 2 weeks ago
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Category Archives: Lifestyle
It’s time to party like it’s 1234567890 – ’cause it is!
Get your geek on for the one and only 1234567890 day. On this Friday, Feb 13 at exactly 3:31 (PST), Unix time (WTF is Unix time?) will equal ’1234567890′. read more | digg story
Lodge-On-Wheels: shed heaven
This is a cool, beyond-retro camper. It’s really a log cabin on wheels. It has some green touches, like no VOC wood and more wood than plastic. If you could really downsize and live in it, I guess you would … Continue reading
Where the Hell is Matt – 2008 version 2
I love the update to this very popular internet video. It’s so transcendent, and I love that he got to travel the world making people smile and Dance. Thanks to Seguinwoodworks.com‘s David Terry for letting me know about it! Where … Continue reading
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Homemade Habanero Hummous Recipe and Meeta Pockets
Homemade Habanero Hummous One can chickpeas (garbanzo beans) About one quarter of a jar of tahini. Officially one to two gloms of tahini. You choose how much oil. A glom of habenero sauce – we used the one we got … Continue reading
Bookmarks for Sunday, March 2nd, 2008
Here’s what I’m reading and bookmarking this week on the web. Digital Web Magazine – How to Build a Green Business In an age of inconvenient truths, global warming, and “green is good” messages in the mass media, Sustainability has … Continue reading
Posted in Bookmarks, Sustainability, Web Design, photography
Tagged copywriting, ecopreneur, hpricot, openid, photography, photostich, photostitch, rails, rails2.0, royaltyfree, ruby on rails, rubyonrails, sandbox, software, Sustainability, tdd, Technology, testing, themes, Web Design, wordpress
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Easy Ways to Create a Professional Photography Website
There are so many options available to photographers to create a professional looking portfolio site. Here are just a few I’ve run across in the past couple of months. SmugMug.com offers template based sites and includes a way to sell … Continue reading
Small is Beautiful (for me)
About a month ago, I found a place to live, by myself. It’s a cute studio on Telegraph Hill. Yes, there really are wild parrots here. As you can see from the picture of the kitchen – wait, actually that’s … Continue reading
Five things you didn’t know about me
Ok, I’ve been reading Crossroads Dispatches (one of the blogs I read first) and wondering when I would get tagged with the five things you don’t know about me meme. And then it hits my office mate Tara Hunt. I … Continue reading
The Four Directions of Project Management
Four directions of project management Originally uploaded by ivanstorck. I’ve been adapting the Rational Unified Process (software development) to a micro-scale: my Sustainable Marketing clients. Drawing inspiration from the teachings of the Native American medicine wheel and Buddhist mandalas, I … Continue reading

