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Ancient greeks on Memorial Day
Posted by Gregg on June 1, 2011 in Imagine if this stuff was lost in the dirt, Inspiration
Like many Americans it is often non until the flags of memorial day catch breeze that my thoughts turn to those who have risked and given all so that I can enjoy my many freedoms and rest easy in the thought that my children will live and die under the same flag and in similar [...]
Technology vs. Creativity
Posted by Gregg on October 14, 2010 in Random Thought
I perceive technology and creativity as very reciprocal. Both pushing the other further and broader through our(humans as a whole) spacial and temporal existence. i.e.. Technology empowers and inspires the creative, not always with what is there but often by what is lacking. The creative pushes technology to it’s brink where it either dies a [...]
Adding Vimeo/Youtube iframe embed to CKeditor
Posted by Gregg on October 13, 2010 in boring code, Design
I am in the middle of building a few apps that rely on a text editor and after much research I decided on using CKEditor, a beautiful, well supported WYSIWYG. Within our organization we use video hosted on Vimeo to stream our media as it is both an awesome and cost effective service. The rub [...]
James Earl Jones reading the Raven FTW
Posted by Gregg on May 22, 2010 in Entertaining Me is Easy
So the kids love bed time stories and I still pull out the Seuss, Hippos, Sendak, etc, but now the older 2 kiddos are craving a bit more notoriety in their slumber story. They have become fans of Aesop and the Grimms. I have also been mixing in some poems and a while back we ran across [...]
‘Humpback’ is the Weekend at Bernie’s of the One Thousand and One Nights
Posted by Gregg on May 20, 2010 in Entertaining Me is Easy
Just read the Humpback, a short story in ‘The thousand and one nights: or, The Arabian night’s entertainments, Volume 1′ to my kiddos as a bed time story. The crazy stuff I read to my kids, I know… Weekend at Bernie’s of the Arabian world. Also trying out embedding Google books in a post.
Post Mother’s day Twitter banter
Posted by Gregg on May 10, 2010 in Random Thought
Text Replacement… Without Flash
Posted by Gregg on May 7, 2010 in Design
I always dreaded creating image headers for websites, but always saw the headers as the perfect place to add style and tie the content to the design. Then along came SiFR(www.mikeindustries.com/blog/sifr). I could now embed font in flash and use java script to call upon all the font, and css to provide additional style. Life [...]
Getting observe_field to update a text_field in Rails
Posted by Gregg on November 13, 2009 in Adventures on the Rails
I am writing this post as I scoured page after page with out luck and came up with this solution. Others may already be all over this method or have more eloquent solutions but there people didn’t have their content search engine optimized. So for those in need here ya go. I have used observe_field [...]
prosthetic hand with sensation of touch
Posted by Gregg on October 19, 2009 in Entertaining Me is Easy
pretty amazing stuff: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8313037.stm
Where the Time Goes…
Posted by Gregg on May 18, 2009 in Entertaining Me is Easy
So it has again been eons since I have updated this site. Over the next few days I am going to take a stab at making this better reflect myself, the company, my portfolio, and my hair brain ideas. Hold tight, cause here we go…
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