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nedgallagher.com/journal
As Far As You Know
As Far As You Know Rants and raves from the mind of Ned Gallagher . . . Wouldn't Have Guessed That By Ned on July', 2011 9:00 AM While the kids in my American Politics class were taking a test this morning, I stumbled across the "I Write Like" website and submitted a sample of my prose and here is the result: I write likeJ. D. SalingerI Write Like by Mémoires, journal software. Analyze your writing! Fire And Ice By Ned on June 25, 2011 8:46 AM This morning I watched the HBO documentary
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schmutzie.com/fivestarfriday
Five Star Friday - Schmutzie.com
Five Star Friday hosts a weekly collection of links to superior weblog entries from all genres that have been submitted by the people, for the people
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newfangled.com/mark_o_brien_blog
Mark O'Brien - Web development business management blog
Skip navigation Email this page FacebookLinkedInTwitterMark O'BrienPresidentTen years ago, I submitted a contact form on the Newfangled web site. The form was a wordy plea for an unpaid seat in the Newfangled office, a confession of my lack of web development experience, and a passionate case for my work ethic and interest in both Newfangled and web development. Eric Holter, Newfangled's founder, responded by not only letting me in the door but offering me $10/hr. I promptly quit all of my
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edtechservices.com/blog
Web 2.Education
Home | About | Archives | Subscribe | Login | Search | Contact Welcome to Web 2.Education Submitted by Steven Burt on Fri, 2006-12-01 12:43. Over the past year I've been doing a considerable amount of work using Drupal and I'm rather excited about the possibilties it holds for educators and institutions. This site talks quite a bit about Drupal: how to setup, configure and make the most of it. You'll also find other material about Education Technology and some digital notes to
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keithhopper.com/nprbackstory
Follow the NPR Backstory | keithhopper.com
keithhopper.com About Blog Essays Contact Home :: Blogs :: Keith Hopper's blog Follow the NPR Backstory Submitted by Keith Hopper on Wed, 07/30/2008 - 10:26 Tagged: cool idea feed mashup npr npr api public media trends twitter Update 6/29/09: Thanks for all the coverage! NPRbackstory is an experimental web mashup that I created to dig through the NPR archives and unearth the Public Radio backstory on currently trending topics. This "application" is currently running in Beta as a Twitter