Heartbreaking news to read last night: Molly Holzschlag died at the age of 60 years old.
A pioneer, an inspiration to web designers and developers around the world, and the fairy godmother of the web.
Someone I called friend.
Everyone in the web community owes her so much for her usability and accessibility advocacy.
She’s the force behind what many of us take for granted, on how web browsers work, web standards, and the open web.
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I was delighted on my early morning hike at Lake Erie Metropark when I saw a pair of Marsh wrens chasing each other in the eight-foot tall Big bluestem prairie grass.
Once a lawn of green grass extending almost 1/2 mile to the Wave Pool, the area south of Cherry Island Nature Trail was converted to native prairie grasses a few years ago.
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Big Bluestem
Heartbreaking and moving first-person account by climate refugee Michael Nabert of his evacuation from Yellowknife, the capital city of Northwest Territories (NWT), Canada.
Nabert joined thousands of Yellowknife’s residents leaving the city on Highway 3, a two-lane highway, heading south to Alberta.
Continue reading Wildfire Evacuation from Yellowknife, Northwest Territories