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richardallen.typepad.com/blog
Richard Allen's blog
My thoughts and views
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bizarre.livejournal.com/profile
bizarre - User Profile
User Profile bizarreAdd FriendAdd NoteTrack UserSend MessageSend V-GiftMeredith's Bizarre Outlook"Who knows where thoughts come from, they just appear."Created on 2001-04-16 14:02:13 (#102456), last updated 2011-08-29 14, 908 comments received, 12, 333 comments posted Permanent Account3, 632 Journal Entries, 147 Tags, 98 Memories, 700+ ScrapBook Files, 5 Virtual Gifts, 115 Userpics Recent V-Gifts [View all V-Gifts] PuppyLiveJournal.app GoldMilk and CookiesRoot BeerGranny Panties
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thedicea.com/thediceablog/index.php
the dicea - chop wood fetch water
the dicea the dicea About the dicea is a weblog collecting thoughts, interests, and writings. This site is under development and will be undergoing further changes over the course of the next weeks. Earlier writings by dicea can be found at dicea's livejournal. The image in the header is © dicea. Tag cloud _observation family inspiration photograph photograph, _observation shopping spiritual work (all) Archives 01 Sep - 30 Sep 2007 01 Jan - 31 Jan 2008 01 Feb - 28 Feb 2008 01 Mar - 31 Mar
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chrisrauber.com/blog
The Blog ? Presented by Chris Rauber
The Blog ? Presented by Chris Rauber Thoughts, musings, and ramblings from a passionate web developer HomeAbout Coalesce in JavaScript March 2, 2011 IMHO, one of the most underused operators in C# is the coalesce operator (??). If you?re not familiar with this operator, it allows you to perform a ternary-like operation testing against a null reference object. Essentially, it?s a shortcut that returns the left-hand side of the coalescing operator if it?s non-null, or the
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hippasus.com/rrpweblog
Ruben R. Puentedura's Weblog
Ruben R. Puentedura's Weblog Ongoing thoughts on education and technology. September 1, 2011 "Game and Learn" Highlighted on iTunes U My podcast series on games in education, Game and Learn, is currently being featured in the header for iTunes U: It feels pretty good to be in the company of National Geographic, The Open University, Stanford University, PRI, and UCTV today? Posted by Ruben at 1:32 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0) June 21, 2011 Two Presentations from NMC