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rhetoricalcommons.org/bubblingcauldron
a bubbling cauldron of rank miscellany
Since 2003 From the nimble fingers of Ben McCorkle comes a Most Wondrous Compendium of Digitized Fineries such that Those in the Pedagogical and Scholarly Arts shall want to take Very Earnest Notice. Some Thoughts on Harry Potter? (or, Your Wand is My Smartphone) July 17th, 2011 I just watched the finally installment of the Harry Potter film franchise, and I was pretty pleased with it (the two Deathly Hallows films in particular were well done?congrats to director David Yates
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stilltrying.ca/blog
Still Trying
first day of school August 31st, 2011 Today Jessica (top left) starts grade 2, David (top right) begins grade 4, Sarah (bottom left) is going to grade 7 ? first day of Junior High! Sam (bottom center is staying home with me, and Daniel (bottom right) is starting grade 5. Posted in | No Comments » a first time for everything August 27th, 2011 Samuel just went up to his room and fell asleep on his bed! Mitigating factors: he does have the flu Downside: it?s 6 pm and now
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davidbarber.org/blogger.html
Life of Dave
Weblog of David Barber, focusing on current events and life in Conway, Arkansas
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nearwalden.com/blog
NearWalden
NearWalden One Pond, Many Fish to Fry Skip to Content ? Home About David Douglas SmugMug Photos Sun Blog Final Thoughts on the Light Bulb Law Aug 26th, 2011 by dd. No comments yet I?ve been in a discussion of the upcoming lightbulb law with @NobleIdeas, and he?s provided a blog response to my earlier post. His post is useful, since it covers most of the standard points used to support the law, as well as providing support for one of my key points. Here?s my thoughts in
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sucs.org/~pwb/wordpress
Der Blog (mk II
Der Blog (mk II) Noch mehr, was den haarigen Kerl betrifft Translation from Coulsonese into English of selected portions of David Cameron?s ?Before protesting, students need to get the facts straight? December 1st, 2010 (Original article at London Evening Standard.) Today, the protesters will be out again on the streets of London, marching against this Coalition?s plans for higher education. Banners will be waved, slogans chanted, placards hoisted. Of course these