You have to check out the two south-park-esque animations about Kerry and Bush over at www.jibjab.com.

I’ve been told they were shown on prime time TV after last night’s debate. November 2nd should prove interesting…
14 October 2004
You have to check out the two south-park-esque animations about Kerry and Bush over at www.jibjab.com.

I’ve been told they were shown on prime time TV after last night’s debate. November 2nd should prove interesting…
9 October 2004
At someone’s request I have set up an example demonstrating event based animations in DHTML. The "Toolkit" code is extracted from a Thirteenth Parallel project that never got completed, as such it is not all that stream lined or complete; however this example should illustrate a neat and quick way for developing complex animations.
To put the example into context: you could use an animation object and a 5-dimensional curve to animate an expanding panel while changing it’s colour (2d for the element’s y-position and height; 3d for the red, green and blue components of it’s colour). Also, because the animation object is not tied directly to any element or property, the on-animate event handlers could be used to animate anything from colours, widths and element positions, to frame sizes and window positions.
1 October 2004
Take the ecological footprint quiz and see how sustainable your current lifestyle is. I am embarassed to say that my footprint is currently 6, this is bumped-up by my international travel and regular consumption of meat, eggs and dairy. At the end of the quiz there are a number of links to information on how you can take action. Sustainability — in all it’s forms — is a serious issue at the moment, and in Honduras over the summer it was a hot topic for discussion. It’s definitely worth seeing how a little extra effort can make a considerable difference. I’m sold!
(anyone notice the irony of posting this with a picture of “big boy” on the same page?)