When you give width to li element, then ordered list does not increment it’s index.

Any fixes?

Next time it’s raining on your parade and life looks grim, think again. Hopefully above video will put things in perspective!

So you want to be green, save the world and print. Fortunately people from SPRANQ have created a font that saves up to 20% ink.

How do they do that? Simpel - ecofont has tiny holes in it.

“After Dutch holey cheese, there now is a Dutch font with holes as well.”

I tried it out. Font size 9 and 10 look really nice on paper. 11 and above are too big and thus ugly.

So here you go - The Ecofont.

Have a nice print!

Matthew “Matt” Harding (born September 27, 1976) is an American video game designer and Internet celebrity known as Dancing Matt for his viral videos that show him dancing in front of landmarks and street scenes in various international locations. Harding has since received widespread coverage of his travel exploits in major print and broadcast media outlets.

He is originally from Westport, Connecticut. He began his game industry career working for a video game specialty store called Cutting Edge Entertainment, Harding later worked as an editor for GameWeek Magazine in Wilton, Connecticut, and then as a software developer for Activision in Santa Monica, California and then Brisbane, Australia.

Harding claims that a sarcastic joke about the popularity of shoot ‘em up games led Pandemic Studios to develop the game Destroy All Humans!, on which he received a conceptual credit. Saying he “didn’t want to spend two years of my life writing a game about killing everyone”, he quit his job and began traveling, leading to the production of his first video.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Harding

Even the most deadly predators act unpredictably.

Do you see the octupus?

Wild polar bears and dogs getting along…

Hippo - the deadliest animal in africa - living in a house.

Parrot doing different voices.

Little sweet hampster.

Ninja cat

Battle

And finally 2 giraffes fighting.

Share more if you know any. Thank you!

See also:

True story about lion named Christian

I’m moving my rss feeds to another url. So
http://www.hanneskirsman.com/et-blog-rss and
http://www.hanneskirsman.com/en-blog-rss will be closed as of next week.

The new url is http://feedproxy.google.com/hanneskirsman/feed-en

There’s also http://feedproxy.google.com/hanneskirsman/feed-et , because on rare occasions I also translate my post to estonian. So, both urls are good, both get all posts but they choose the prefered translation.

Hope it’s not too much trouble!

Source: http://www.simondale.net/house/index.htm

Inside the Bossman’s House

Source: jimwcoleman.com

Kleiwerks ( a natural building organisation )

Source: http://www.kleiwerks.org/

Emerald Earth

Source: http://www.consciousphotography.com/blog/

Solo Retreats at Sky Meadow

Source: http://www.skymeadowretreat.com/solo.html

Michael’s House

Source: http://www.cobcottage.com/taxonomy_menu/13/16/29/20

Briar

Source: http://www.cobcottage.com/taxonomy_menu/13/16/29/22

Eearthship

Source: Corner Cottage for Sale

Massage Studio

Source: http://www.cobcottage.com/taxonomy_menu/13/16/29/24

MudGirl - Natural building collective (of women)

Source: http://www.mudgirls.ca

And to finish it all up - here’s a bird bench/oven

Source: http://www.cobcottage.com/node/154

This is just amazing work. I can’t even pick the favourite - they’re all so great in many ways.

So, 30+ years of debt and concrete house or a cob or some other green building material without debt? Hmmm. I sure will go for the latter.

Here 2 of the more important links again:
http://www.kleiwerks.org/
Kleiwerks International promotes ecological regeneration and social transformation through community-based natural building projects and programs.

http://www.mudgirls.ca/
We are a network of women who build natural structures for ourselves and each other, as well as helping others build their own.

We specialize in building with cob, as well as other natural material such as strawbale, driftwood, adobe, cordwood and recycled materials like glass, car tires, glass bottles and more.

I’m thinking…

If a community in Estonia would come together towards building an ecovillage, then asking for help from mudgirls, kleiwerks or some other community, everything would be possible. Of course we should pay for their work and travels but it would not cost a dime for a group of people.

A found a great little article about Estonia. It’s a personal opinion of a foreigner living here.

People

“I love this place. It’s infectious”, Robin says. “The nature has not been exploited like it has back ‘home’ in England, good old-fashioned home cooking abounds, the people are friendly (once you get past the cool exterior) and the sense of humour is wonderfully dark.”

Agreed. I myself am serious too often. But I’m making an effort not be like that.

Nature

“Compared to Brighton, my home town (which is great and definitely worth a visit) in England, the weather here is better: no horizontal rain, no whipping Channel winds”, defending our rather cold wetter.

I’ve always wanted to live in a warm place but this makes me think again. Do I need a horizontal rain? I never thought about that. And do I need all those dangerous snakes, spiders etc near me? I have to seriously think about that.

“In autumn you can pick as much as you can eat from the forests including blueberries, cranberries, mushrooms, wild strawberries (those little ones that just make your mouth water when you just think of them) and even the rare, but delicious, cloudberry.”, he says.

We estonians need to start appreciate what we have. It’s like gold but better. James Bond would have to dream about this world!

The E-stuff

“Kids sell each other premium SMS services in the playground… People laugh at the idea of chequebooks (ebanking is de rigeur) … Drivers use SMS to buy parking tickets … eVoting has just come into force and the Social Ministry has a blog.”, he states.

I really have to start loving this place more. We all do! Thanks for sharing, Robin!

Did I mention I live with my girlfriend - thus ‘we’ in the title? Well, that’s another story…

When I stopped eating meat all most 2 years ago, my friends told me that it’s not healthier, because of all the pesticides farmers use on plants. I didn’t really care and didn’t listen. But that fact stood there in the corner of my mind. I’ve listened to many people since then saying, “Don’t you know that you eat pesticides?” But somehow it still didn’t get to me. I even did a raw vegan diet for a month.

My girlfriend told how she realised that pesticides are real. She has a friend who is allergic to every pesticide. Whenever she eats apples, oranges, banananas etc that are not organic she gets physical reactions like rash. You could wash it really hard but still it would make her sick.

So, it’s there… ON your food and IN your food.

Boiled Frogg

“I don’t get rash and I have a strong immune system!” you say.

Have you heard about the experiment of boiled frogg? ( It’s cruel and is not legal anymore. I don’t certainly approve it, but if it’s allready done maby we can learn from it? )

The boiling frog story states that a frog can be boiled alive if the water is heated slowly enough — it is said that if a frog is placed in boiling water, it will jump out, but if it is placed in cold water that is slowly heated, it will never jump out.

Why is that? Because frogs nervous system accustoms with the heat. Change in temperature is so slow, the animal does not undrestand it’s killing it.

Maby we humans are in the same situation? We live in the pollution and eat all kinds of chemicals. Eventually when the “water get’s too hot”, we get cancer or heart attack or tumor and die.

The answer

In Estonia we found a shop that offers a bag full of 10 different organic products. The content differs every week and you can replace 2 items. Today we got:

• potatoes 2kg
• carrots 1kg
• turnip 40g
• beet 400g
• cabbage 600g
• bumpkin 1kg
• apple 1kg
• tomato puree 100g
• Vändra seedbread and forresthoney (Vändra is a place in Estona… oh, and I’m a vegan minus the honey part… It’s delicious and has many vitamins, minerals etc).

Everything is packaged in paper and the total cost is 200 EEK (17$ or 13 EUR). That’s cheap!

It feels absolutely great to eat something pure!

Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world.