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skip navigation jump to search form why does this site look so plain? .: science : activism : social justice :. l og a bout p r ojects web d esign p hotography t ools w ebcam c ontact 278e7ab5b8ffbff august 14th, 2014 if you’ve searched and found this post, it’s probably because you’ve found my personal locator beacon (plb) which has the uin / hex code 278e7ab5b8ffbff. hopefully it’s because i lost it, rather than because i used it in an emergency. the correct procedure if you find a plb is to report it to the police. all plbs in canada should be registered with the canadian beacon registry . mine is, and they have my contact / emergency info. thanks. 278e7ab5b8ffbff is filed under life | short link | leave a response -- solving google chrome flicker on second external usb monitor december 13th, 2013 i currently use two external monitors with my macbook air – one connected via the mini displayport, the second via a usb graphics card. when using google hangouts in chrome, on either the laptop screen, or the first external monitor, any chrome windows open on the second external monitor would flicker like crazy. this was especially problematic for a typical layout / work-flow for me: hangout on large screen, relevant doc for the conversation open to the side on the usb monitor. it turns out there’s an easy fix: go to chrome://flags/ and enable “gpu compositing on all pages” then click restart at the bottom of the screen. i’m posting this because it was relatively hard to find a solution, so i’m hoping this post will include enough of the keywords i tried when looking for a fix to show up for others in searches. you’re welcome. solving google chrome flicker on second external usb monitor is filed under life | short link | leave a response -- liberal leadership 2013: popular vote april 16th, 2013 the results of the 2013 liberal leadership race were announced on sunday. the data the liberal party have published now include riding-by-riding specific results, but they aren’t in a particularly convenient format, and don’t include the popular vote. however, the published data does include both the total votes cast in each riding, and the points for each candidate , and that gives us all we need to calculate the popular vote. (the points for each candidate are that candidate’s percentage of the popular vote. multiply points by the total valid votes cast in each riding and you have the actual number of votes each candidate received.) that’s what i’ve done here, en mass. i used some automated scripting to pull all the results for each riding from the liberal page, and tabulate it (clicking on each riding would be a little tedious). i then dropped that all into a google spreadsheet that calculates the popular vote. the results: trudeau got 78% of the popular vote, and pro-cooperation candidate joyce murray (who was almost unknown going into the race) picked up 12%. now, for the details (click on any title to load the source google spreadsheet)… 1. raw data from the liberal results page, with popular vote calculated 2. totals of popular vote and points: 3. interactive graph of popular vote 4. pivot table, showing popular vote totals by province: final thought: if “blank ballot” had actually been a candidate, it would have beaten both coyne and mccrimmon. found this interesting or useful? leave a comment, and don’t forget to follow @matthewfcarroll and @leadnowca on twitter, and keep up with leadnow’s work to build a more fair, responsible and democratic canada on facebook or by signing up online . liberal leadership 2013: popular vote is filed under data , politics | short link | 3 comments -- i’m voting for canada april 13th, 2011 i’m voting for canada is filed under politics | short link | 1 comment -- european union pushing back on canada’s taxpayer funded tar sands lobbying march 31st, 2011 canada does not – as yet – export much tar sands oil to europe. so why, you might ask, have the canadian and alberta governments been working overtime using tax dollars to fund a massive misinformation and lobbying campaign on the other side of the atlantic? there’s a clue in this press release from january announcing alberta energy minister ron liepert’s $40,000 lobbying jaunts to the us and europe : “the european union is not currently a major market for alberta’s oil sands products, but any legislation or tariffs adopted by the union’s government can serve as a model for individual nations around the world. we want to continue to share our story with the legislators so they have the facts about our clean energy strategies” (i’ll let the “clean energy strategies” rubbish slide for now.) it’s not about protecting existing markets. at the moment the vast majority of exported tar sands oil goes to the us. for the most part, it’s not even about securing a regulatory environment in europe that protects future potential markets (although that is no doubt a contributing factor). i’ll tell you why the canadian and albertan governments are so worried that they’ve been applying pressure on european legislators to a degree at least one eu parliamentarian has declared “unacceptable”. it’s about precedent. and they’re scared. read the rest of this story at desmogblog.com → european union pushing back on canada’s taxpayer funded tar sands lobbying is filed under life | short link | leave a response -- previous entries next page » pages about canadian immigration timeline archives carroll.org.uk webcam contact photo dvds photos projects commission on sustainable development redirect service tools video garibaldi neve traverse hi mom hi mum & dad veenstra carrot web design -- log categories activism (40) climate change (21) environmental racism (3) politics (5) sustainable development (7) youth empowerment (6) desmogblog (1) junk emporium (2) personal (16) life (14) travels (2) technology (17) data (1) linux (3) web dev (6) friends chris rodgers dave carroll elissa george monbiot mark lynas matt sellwood links climate outreach & information network corporate watch ecotopia bike tour energy action european youth for action global village 2006 guelph students for environmental change plan b pledge against airport expansion rising tide schnews sust’n'able woodcraft folk climate radio get the latest climate news and analysis at climateradio.org s earch about the author matthew carroll is an environm­entalist, scientist, and campaign strategist, currently living in grimsby, ontario, canada. he has a masters degree in atmospheric chemistry from university of leeds and university of toronto, and over eight years’ experience educating, facilitating, and engaging youth in local, regional, national and international decision making. matthew firmly believes that climate change is the defining social justice issue of this generation, and that young people have a pivotal leadership role to play in building a just transition to a zero-carbon future. matthew works as the campaigns director for leadnow.ca . more about matthew meta log in xfn entries (rss) comments (rss) old browser lynx / speech-reader users: please ignore the following, have a wonderful day, and let me know if there is any part of this site you find difficult to use. it seems you are using an old web browser (e.g. internet explorer 5 or below). this is a security risk to you, since microsoft no longer releases updates for old versions of internet explorer. also, note that this site is designed to modern internet standards, and the layout may appear strange or plain in older browsers. all the content is still accessible to you, but i strongly recommend you upgrade to a modern, safe, standards-complient browser, such as firefox . for more information on getting the best experience surfing the web, see browsehappy.com . © copyright matthew carroll 1996–2018 some rights reserved . -- is powered by wordpress , xhtml strict , css , and organic fair-trade coffee.

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