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edtechtesol.org/blog
EdTechTESOL ? Discussion and Exploration into Technology and Language Learning
EdTechTESOL Discussion and Exploration into Technology and Language Learning Skip to content About Mojibake on the iPad Sunday, June 5, 2011 I am sitting on the Shinkansen from Kurume to Hiroshima, and I just discovered that the web site with the bus schedule for the last leg of my return home has an encoding issue on the iPad. I tried to visit the site to find out when the next bus is, but all the text was garbled. Luckily, I don?t give in easily. I have more than a handful of browsers
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kittywompus.com/macadamia
Macadamia
Macadamia June', 2009 Grazing and Plugging I didn't have time to plug Dengue Fever before yesterday's show at the Scala, but what you need to know is this: Andy Kiang of Proper has been telling me how good they are for a while, and finally persuaded me to go to a free record shop gig on Wednesday. Since when I have downloaded three of their albums from eMusic and have been listening to Dengue Fever pretty much solidly. So yup, they rocked and I felt enormously lucky and privileged to be
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casualmurder.net/industrie
drink up, baby
recent archive friends inform portfolio id crisis June 17th, 2011 by industria | Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments It?s pretty common for me to stumble upon something inspirational, or beautiful or just sorta neat and for it to cause a bout of inspiration. I am constantly awed by the art of artists and constantly disappointed in my own work. I suffer from reasonably severe inferiority issues (although I?m sure most people do), and this causes me to doubt myself quickly when
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tinyplace.org/tinyblog
the tinyblog
the tinyblog Tinier than thou. July 5, 2010 daniel talsky is the sweet snob daniel talsky is the sweet snob now Posted by tiny daniel at 3:37 AM | Permalink June 9, 2010 r.i.p. tinyblog 2001-2010 I wrote here in the tinyblog for about seven years starting back when having a personal blog was a pretty novel thing. I wrote some stuff that not even my mother would be interested, but I did write some pretty good stories at times, both fictional and non-fictional. So, I thought I'd put together a
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soiland-reyes.com/stian
Stian Soiland-Reyes
Stian Soiland-Reyes A software engineer stuck in Manchester and Java When HTML is too modern June 21st, 2009 Banks are well known to be somewhat stuck in the 70s with their computer systems, in good company with the airlines. We are quite used to getting cryptic four letter acronyms on our bank statements and airline tickets, and for our names to be transcribed into some kind of semi-secret, truncated caps-lock based language without space or even a hint of support for international