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  • jonellelonergan.com/blog

    New Media Bias | Thoughts on digital culture from an accidental academic

    New Media Bias | Thoughts on digital culture from an accidental academic. Digital memory lane March 31, 2010 ( No Comments ) A friend of mine GChatted me with glee earlier today: him: omg, i?m looking at the blog i retired 3 years ago him: the last post was mid 07 him: but stretch all the way back to 03 me: ah yes me: the heyday of blogging him: whoa, i posted about my car accident him: memory lane is so crazy him: (as you can see, my afternoon is shot) His glee inspired me to revive

  • edleaderweb.net/blog

    Ed LeaderWeb

    Ed LeaderWeb | A Place for Leaders in Education?. Home | About | Serach: Jul 07 Your Schools PR Filed Under (Uncategorized) by Mike on 07-07-2011 I have made it a goal of mine to make sure I am getting the positive stories from my school to the public. There are just so many misconceptions out there about public education. I have a group of very talented teachers, but their hard work and dedication often gets buried

  • barringer.org/Mark

    Mark Barringer's Homepage

    .style2 { text-align: center; } Welcome ye Weary Web Traveler This is my homepage, there are many like it but this one is mine. Barringer.org has grown into a pretty large production. I host several domains for family

  • sachistorichouse.com/blog

    Sacramento Historic House Blog

    My Desk in Summerposted on August 29th, 2011 Here?s a look at my (messy) desk and (overexposed) window. The rosemary is from a garden outside our window (not mine, but given permission to take some sprigs!). The frame was thrifted and the print inside is: Lady Agnew, c.1892-1893 by John Singer Sargent.August 29th, 2011 | Category:decor, freelance life, Sacramento Historic House | Comments are closed Use the Good, Throw Out the Bad Stuffposted on July 21st, 2011 A Dinner Table at

  • claessen.com/blog

    Paul?s blog

    HomeAbout Mystery TOU-PP Paul?s blog « Older Entries Kids, ping-pong balls: it?s all the same. I August 21st, 2010 | Author: Paul A Facebook friend of mine recently challenged his readers to solve this puzzle: "I have two children. One is a boy born on a Tuesday. What is the probability I have two boys?" The "born on a Tuesday" makes for an surprisingly interesting twist, but since I?d like to keep THAT part for a later blog post (in which I hope to