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1. Punch in an address or intersection as a starting (and ending) point at http://www.routeloops.com/
2. Type in a route length in miles. You might need to convert from km if you're metric like me. You can change the units of measurement in the settings.
3. Click "Creat a route of this Length"
4. Click "Import/Export"
5. Choose GPX (you don't need a large number of points for a route).
6. This will open GPX output in a new window/tab. Use the save function of your browser, and give the file a name with the extension .gpx
7. If you haven't already, install the RunKeeper GPX bookmarklet at http://jacqueminv.github.io/rkrace-bookmarklet/
8. Login to RunKeeper.
9. Visit http://runkeeper.com/new/route
10. Now click the RunKeeper GPX bookmarklet installed in step #7. You should see a GPX icon on the left side.

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Requirements:

1. git clone https://github.com/anoved/ReadingListReader.git
2. brew install coreutuils
3. sudo brew link coreutils
4. cd ReadingListReader
5. chmod +x readinglistreader.py

Command to run:

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// javascript:l%20=%20document.location.href;l%20=%20l.replace(%27https://twitter.com/%27,%20%27tweetbot://%27);l%20=%20l.replace(%27statuses%27,%20%27status%27);l%20=%20l.replace(%27http://twitter.com/%27,%20%27tweetbot://%27);l%20=%20l.replace(%27http://mobile.twitter.com/%27,%20%27tweetbot://%27);l%20=%20l.replace(%27https://mobile.twitter.com/%27,%20%27tweetbot://%27);window.location=l;
//
// based on http://www.macstories.net/tutorials/convert-twitter-com-urls-to-tweetbot-links/ 
// (ported to JavaScript; the bookmarklet on one line is commented out in the first line above)
l = document.location.href;
l = l.replace('https://twitter.com/', 'tweetbot://');
l = l.replace('statuses', 'status');
l = l.replace('http://twitter.com/', 'tweetbot://');
l = l.replace('http://mobile.twitter.com/', 'tweetbot://');
l = l.replace('https://mobile.twitter.com/', 'tweetbot://');

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Mobify Your Drupal Site

Integrating Mobify is not as simple as adding a module. There's no getting around it: you have to hack your theme. Here are the instructions on Mobifying your Drupal site.

1. Login or sign up for https://cloud.mobify.com/login/
2. Mobify your site. https://support.mobify.com/customer/portal/articles/747219-getting-started-with-mobify-studio has good instructions on that.
3. Publish your Mobified site.
4. On your project page, copy the Mobify Tag
5. In your theme's code, paste the tag just after the tag. In Drupal 6 or earlier, do this in page.tpl.php. In Drupal 7, do this in html.tpl.php.
6. Clear your site's cache.

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/* If you know how to edit User CSS using a browser plugin, use http://*.metafilter.com/* as the URLs for this CSS. */
header.site-header.fixed.visible {
  display: none !important;
}

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<gpx creator="GPS Visualizer http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/" version="1.1" xmlns="http://www.topografix.com/GPX/1/1" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.topografix.com/GPX/1/1 http://www.topografix.com/GPX/1/1/gpx.xsd">
<wpt lat="49.27434" lon="-123.15394">
  <name>49.27435,-123.15396</name>
</wpt>
<wpt lat="49.27871" lon="-123.14401">
  <name>49.27872,-123.14401</name>
</wpt>
<wpt lat="49.28001" lon="-123.13944">
  <name>49.28001,-123.13945</name>