At work we just went live with a project for Earth Hour, which began it’s life in Sydney as a 1 hour event where everyone turns their lights off - including big business. Well, this year, it’s going global. Spread the word!

http://www.earthhour.org

For those interested in the technology, we used RoR and Radiant.

OK, so I’ve been a little slack of late (try the last 6 months!!) posting anything not related to my personal life… and indeed it’s something i’ll try and remedy, but in the mean time, here’s a link to some photos of my big day (can you believe it’s nearly 6 weeks ago?!). This is by no means a complete set of photos, and if anyone out there has more and would like to share them with me, please drop me a line.

October 6, 2007. Daniel & Ailin’s Wedding Day

Footnote, For those interested in the technology, I’ve used the awesomely simple Simple Viewer to handle the preview - I would have made my own, but time is a premium at the moment. If you plan on using it yourself, the only thing to remember is to not have too many photos in the one gallery. At least in the free version it will try and load them all up into memory.

That is all.

More pictures coming shortly!

Just a short note (while I give my brain a break from the AS3 learning), to mention that the Redant site (where I work) has been updated.

For those interested, we moved to Radiant, a neat Ruby CMS. It was a relatively painless process - although Ben and Toby may have more of an opinion on that one. But I think the site looks gret now, and hopefully we’ll be able to live with it for while.

Announcing the (playstation-style underwhelming) launch of labs.shiftperception.com (NOTE: there is currently no way of accessing the content in this directory, but there will be soon). I wanted a place for unfinished experiments to live on my server, and all / the / cool / guys / seem / to / have / one, so I decided, to make myself cooler (than I already am), I needed to get in on the action.

So as I get new things to show off, i’ll be adding them to the lab. Come back and check soon!