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  • olivero.us/blog

    Niner and Associates

    Niner and Associates Now with 10% more monkeys Blog Home About Contact Our Podcast What Is Tony Doing? (twitter.com) on our way to church. 2010-11-07 Marshalling kids or something. (@ National federation of the blind) http://4sq.com/aC6bBp 2010-11-06 Spinning up a #freeswitch instance. Giving it a shot over #asterisk. Let's see what happens. 2010-11-05 Did my assessment for science class. Going to review later this weekend before uploading. About to watch "Broken Vessles

  • shikii.net/blog

    Shiki | I'm so bad with words that I can't even make a cool tagline

    Shiki I'm so bad with words that I can't even make a cool tagline HomeAbout Contact Using an object?s id as a key in NSDictionary Shiki ? August 10, 2011 I was working on a utility class and was playing with the idea of using the id of an object (e.g. NSObject) as a key in NSDictionary. Setting it directly doesn?t work though: NSObject *obj = [[[NSObject alloc] init] autorelease]; // we'll use this as the key NSMutableDictionary *dict = [[[NSMutableDictionary alloc

  • noodlesoft.com/blog

    Noodlings

    Noodlings The Proper Care and Feeding of NSImage April 15, 2011 @ 10:17 am · Filed under Cocoa, Downloads, Icons, OS X, Programming, Quartz, User Interface [This was the topic of my presentation at the NYC Cocoaheads meeting last night. I thought it would be nice to also post on the topic here.] [I've received email from Ken Ferry. See addendum at the bottom] NSImage is a troublesome class. Over the years, it?s been misunderstood and abused. I think much of this is because of a lack

  • dennisgrice.com/blog

    Tech4Teachers - Technology Tools and Lesson Ideas for Teachers

    Skip to posts About Tech4Teachers Technology Tools and Lesson Ideas for Teachers Home Professional Development Projects Thoughts Tools Travel Uncategorized Back to School ? Are You Ready? August 14, 2011 No comments IMAGINE? You walk into class the first day, ready to teach. You look out across the room, examining the the group of learners you see before you. What do you see? Usually it?s a combination of the following? Golden Retrievers ? Sitting in the front row

  • teachers.saschina.org/jchambers

    | Jonathan Chambers | The Articulator

    | Jonathan Chambers | The Articulator | About Mr. Chambers Student Blogroll Collaborative wiki links About ESOL ChamberCal ESOL Check-ins 02Sep The Return of Jimmy By jchambers 0 Comments Categories: Uncategorized Jimmy was disappointed that he wasn?t in our last class photo, so here?s a picture of him intently focusing on his writing instead! 02Sep Welcome to the social (writing). By jchambers 0 Comments Categories: ESOL Tags: writers' wiki, writing Writing can sometimes