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  • blakeclan.org/jon/greenoasis

    Green Oasis

    Green Oasis This blog is no longer being updated. About this blog. Awakening The original raison d?être for this blog was to tell the story of my metamorphosis from a practicing Mormon to a questing, agnostic, passionate, cheerfully nameless something else. This story, intended primarily for my family, is a good way to understand where I?m coming from. It is the personal context for the remainder of this blog. For the impatient, there is also an executive summary. For the

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  • travelweekly.co.uk/blogs

    Web editor's blog

    Web editor's blog Links, pictures and observations from Nathan Midgley Some context for Obama's 'Who uses travel agents?' remarks By Nathan Midgley on August 24, 2011 10:44 AM | No Comments | No TrackBacks The US president's "Who goes to a travel agent these days?" gaffe comes from this speech at an agricultural company in Atkinson, Illinois. Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com Illinois is a key battleground in the Midwest. Politically, it has been consistently Democrat since

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  • semwebdev.keithalexander.co.uk/blog

    SemWebDev Posts

    SemWebDev Weblog SemWebDev Posts Abductive reasoning, template generation, and RDF-in-HTML Fri Jun 29 2007 at 01:57 I?ve written before that I think the dual context of RDF-in-HTML is interesting; the information encoded as eRDF or RDFa exists in both a DOM tree and an RDF graph. I mentioned this to Capt ... RDFa eRDF RDF-in-HTML fresnel POSH: Plain Old Semantic HTML Sun Jun 24 2007 at 17:06 It seems that a while ago, I coined a new acronym: POSH. Surprisingly (I think the acronym sounds

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  • mybcd.org/mrstumenas

    Mrs. Tumenas

    Home About Mrs. Tumenas Class Schedule Contact Technology Standards Mrs. Tumenas Feed on Posts Comments Putting Online Safety into Context Jan 12th, 2011 by mtumenas Many middle school students enjoy online games. A currently popular game, Transformice, is an example. It?s an online Flash based game, requires a very simple signup and you?re in. It?s actually a fun game, the object being to collect the cheese and bring it back to the mouse hole the fastest. There are lots of

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  • ebukva.com/blog

    ebukva blog

    ebukva blog: eclectic comentary & personal notes in context

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