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joebrummer.com/WordPress
Speak Compassion
Speak Compassion [powered by WordPress.] Sunday, February 6, 2011 Does Homophobia Destroy Heterosexual Marriages and the Men in Them? by Joe Brummer @ 8:05 pm. Filed under Anti-Gay Bullying, Book Reviews, Joe's Rants I am currently taking an online class based on the book, The Gifts of Imperfection by Brene Brown, PhD. Brown, who is a professor at the University of Texas, describes herself as a vulnerability researcher who studies authenticity, shame and courage. I was drawn to this class on
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code.logos.com/blog
Logos Bible Software Code Blog
Logos Bible Software Code Blog June 9, 2011 Git Bash in Console2 I started using Console2 after reading Scott Hanselman?s recommendation. Not only can it display a regular command prompt and PowerShell in tabs (as he describes), any console process can be added. msysgit users can add Git Bash to by opening the Settings dialog and adding a tab with the following properties: Title: Git Bash Icon: C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\etc\git.ico Shell: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\cmd.exe /c
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lib.utk.edu/studio
The Studio: University of Tennessee Libraries
This web site describes the services available in The Studio of Hodges Library. The Studio is a media production lab and a part of the Integrated User Services department
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rebelic.nl
Weblog of Timan Rebel, writing about Engineering, Entrepreneurship, Social Media, Development and stuff that inspires him
Featured post: Introducing the Entrepreneur in Residence July 11 8:16 PM | Entrepreneurship | comments I had never heard about the position of Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR in short) until it was offered to me last week by Boris from The Next Web. An Entrepreneur in Residence can have different roles depending on the type of company it is working for, usually Venture Capital firms, Law firms or Universities. The NY Times describes it as: Entrepreneur-in-residence is one of
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designswarm.com/blog
designswarm thoughts
designswarm thoughts thoughts about people, technology and when they collide Archetypes of ?Internet of Things? businesses August 16th, 2011 The Internet of Things is now strongly established as a trend, not necessarily a market yet. Most people in the field will agree it usually describes how ubiquitous technologies and infrastructures like Wifi, 3G (5G soon), Bluetooth might help us connect not only technology-centric products like phones, tablets and laptops but a plethora of