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daniel.org/resume
Resume of Daniel Smith
Resume of Daniel L Smith, Web / Virtual Worlds Developer, and Technologist
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lentigo.net/scott
Scott Burns | Lentigo
Lentigo Home About Home Scott Burns August 7, 2005 - 8:16pm ? Scott Burns I'm Scott Burns, one of the authors of this site. I'm a small-shop IT manager, system administrator and web developer and spend my days working as the Staff Technologist for Public Knowledge, a public-interest advocacy group in Washington, DC. I'm married to Hope O'Keeffe, who you will also see around here, and we live with kids, cats and fish in Arlington, VA. lentigo Credits Powered by Drupal Creative Commons
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udel.edu/~mathieu
Mathieu Plourde, Instructional Designer, IT-User Services
Employee Profile Matt's Home | Professional Blog | IT Help Center | Information Technologies | LearnIT@UD Mathieu (Matt) Plourde Educational Technologist Project Leader, LMS IT-Client Support & Services University of Delaware 032 Smith Hall Newark, DE'716 Office: 302-831-4060 Fax: 302-831-4205 Email: mathieu AT udel DOT edu Education Master?s of Business Administration (MBA) with focus on e-learning and e-commerce, Laval University, Quebec City, Canada (2006) Bachelor?s degree in
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canicula.com/wp
Ian Robinson?s Soapbox
Home Links Archives Song Of The Day 2011 Ian Robinson?s Soapbox Random thoughts, randomly presented! RSS Feed Welcome to Ian Robinson?s Soapbox Technologist, atheist, Apple geek, hobby guitarist, science junkie, perpetual math student, also trying to write stuff. I live in Belfast, UK. The picture in the header was taken on the Belfast Lough coast at a place called Carnalea in County Down. 2011 Science book per month challenge March 26th, 2011 Inspired by Ian Sales idea, I?ve
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arbitraryuser.com/blog
arbitrary user
arbitrary user Jonathan Endersby, Recovering Technologist Home About Me Quotables Why we do what we do. Aug 30 Posted by arbitraryuser in Life, Philosophy, Sailing | 2 Comments Weather permitting I?ll be leaving next Wednesday. I?m going to sail about three and a half thousand miles, across the South Atlantic, from Cape Town to a tiny group of islands called the Falklands off the coast of Argentina. I like to think that the reason I am doing this is obvious and for most of my