In the January 2007 issue of Wired magazine there is a rare gem of an article: How to disable the newly required RFID chips in US passports (a tech that has privacy concerns up the wazoo and has already been hacked across the pond).
What makes this a gem is the solution: a good ol’ fashion hammer.
It’s a nice reminder about technology, that a hammer is just as valuable of a tool as a bluetooth sniffer and hex editor… and in this case is a much more effective one… and that the semantics of the word technology sometimes get screwed up in this online world of ours. Axe, Shovel, or Mouse, tech is tech.
A broad initiative to enhance and protect wildlife corridors and landscape connectivity in North America. Created in WordPress.
An interesting example of using WordPress as a content management system. This collaboration between Vernal and Free Range Studios features highly advanced mapping and dead simple content management.
Design by Free Range Studios and WordPress programming by Vernal. A great project for some wonderful people.
Wacky design meets high functionality. Check out this WordPress marvel.
The Center came to us for a redesign and CMS solution for their advocacy work in Spokane, Washington. It has some nice flash video worked in, lots of interesting publishing features, and a squeaky design.
A small WordPress powered site for our friends at Beacon Press. Features some interesting gallery functionality.
A quick one-pager for a good friend.
A collaboration with our good friends at Floatleft. We did the design and they did the Drupal backend.
A certain kind of magical project. Baby pushing and pre-natal by Denise. Postpartum joy with Vernal.
A nice WordPress based site for some good folks here in Vermont. Simple, clean, quick.
Another joint project with Floatleft. Design by Vernal.
Post and share ringtones about the 2008 US election – for FREE. Oh wait, that’s over with and it went beautifully.
Branding by Matthew, Drupal coding by Johanna, design by Vernal.
Our first project with Floatleft. They took care of the Drupal implemenation, we handled the branding and design. A very nice community driven video site.
A simple WordPress site for one of the best arts organizations in Vermont.

A WordPress 3.0 site featuring user-submitted video testimonies of everyday immigrants. Give it a try. You can even record one with your webcam directly in your browser.
Just launched as a cross-promotion with Free Range Graphics, this flash/wordpress mashup provides inspiration and plenty of cool technology.
Good syrup from some great folks. This is another simple one-page WordPress site.. modeled after the previous for Cleary Family Farm.
Ah, finally something close to home. So close, in fact, I can see it from my window! This was a quick exercise in using WordPress as a CMS for a one-pager website. It worked wonderfully.
Another collaboration with Free Range Studios. The heavy lifting is done by WordPress. I really love it as a CMS.
A quickie campaign site (built in WordPress) to encourage the Obama administration to take more action on climate change.
Another large WordPress managed site featuring plenty of fanciness. As and organization Earthfire is doing very interesting work in offering profound interactions between people and wild animals.
A WordPress-powered information clearinghouse to assist journalists covering the Copenhagen climate talks.
A beautiful and truly fun project done in tandem with Free Range Studios. WordPress, of course. The site features geographic event management (by the amazing Dylan Kuhn), inline ajax-based content management, and user-contributed content.
A dynamic community of independent Ensemble Theaters in the US. This WordPress site features autonomous theater profile, image, and event management as well as some nice google maps mashing and social networking. Design by Design for Social Impact and tech by Vernal.