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groundwalker.com/blog
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Dotsduino ??????? Dotsduino? @arms22 ????? Arduino + 8x8LED???????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Arduino ???????? Posted January 17th, 2011 in General. Tagged: Arduino, Dotsduino, gadget. [??mbed] mbed ?????? ???????????????????? mbed
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jroller.com/LordFoom
FOOM! : Weblog
BLUEROBOT.COM FOOM! "I will return in darkness and be seen." All General Java Music Poetry Main | Next page » Thursday Dec 09, 2010 Upping the stakes in games of Ultimatum Recently I read Dan Ariely's "The Upside of Irrationality", and one of the experiments he talks about is the Ultimatum game. It's simple: There are 20 units of currency. One player decides on a split. The other player decides whether they both get to keep the money (as per the decided upon split), or
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kevincreamer.net/panda
Pandæmonium
Looking for something in particular? Home Webcam Education PETE General History Libraries Milton Reading Technology Web Theatre Welcome Kevin J.T. Creamer is the Director of Teaching, Learning, and Technology at the
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smsn.vic.edu.au/ictguy
ICT Guy
ICT Guy Technology in Education Home Must Read Live Videos for Change Scratch Resources About Aug 22 21st Century Education in New Brunswick General, News 4 Comments » I recently came across this video from the New Brunswick School District in Canada that really captures the shifts that ?should be? happening in education and the shifts that are happening in society at large. It reminded me a little bit of the ?Did You Know? videos. I particularly liked the quote
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chipdesignmag.com/blyler
JB's Circuit
Home About JB?s Circuit Chip Design Blogs JB's Circuit Just another engineering physicist turned editor Sep 02 2011 Engineering ? The Lost Profession Published by jblyler under General I just finished reading ?The Lost Symbol, ? by Dan Brown. It was about the misunderstood meaning and purpose of the Masonic Order. A similar story could be written about the engineering profession. The ring is given in a ceremony developed with the assistance of Rudyard Kipling and known as