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clicknology.it/std-dev
clicknology: dubstep, electro house, android apps and not much else
it's all about the dance music! dubstep and electro house podcast mixes, roughly once a month. mostly an hour long, advertising free and comes straight from the heart. all lovingly mixed by me, standard deviation
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dexhian.net/blog
Dexhian
Dexhian Friday, March 20, 2009 How a company use #twitter to monitor issues people experience with their product in order to enhance it This morning, like every morning, I've started my day reading the news. Not the newspaper, but the news from the blogs I follow. Actually, I first read my emails and eventually reply to some of them, and then I read the blog posts that seems to me interesting. I'm following roughly 100 blogs. I just browse the subjects of the tens of posts received during one
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navtaassociates.com/blog
Navta Associates
Navta Associates educational publishing, digital and print Synchronous/Asynchronous Spaces February 28th, 2010 Gaston Bachelard, the philosopher of the imagination, suggests that asynchronous spaces are good for what he calls the material imagination, which can roughly be thought of as when we reflect and ponder the subject ?matter?. Synchronous spaces are good for what he calls the formal imagination, where we work to give form to what we understand so it can be engaged by the
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oneoveralpha.wordpress.com/2009/05/10/the-invisible-cliff-2
The Invisible Cliff « oneoveralpha?s
oneoveralpha?s Writing Blog « April Newsletter Wordwrights » The Invisible Cliff The Invisible Cliff is a scifi tway (Twitter play) I will be performing on May 16, 2009, starting about 2:00 PM, Eastern, and running for roughly two hours. The format of the play is that in a world of Twitter, YouTube, and blogs, there are also AIs. For reasons that aren?t immediately clear, all the AIs in the world shut down within moments of each other. There are five
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daveyp.com/blog/archives/106
The Library 2.0 Idea Generator ? "Self-plagiarism is style
"Self-plagiarism is style" Dave Pattern's blog Skip to Content ? home about flickr rss The Library 2.0 Idea Generator Jul 28th, 2006 by Dave Pattern. There's an ancient Japanese proverb which translates roughly as: "If you put an infinite number of programming monkeys into a room, one of them will write a Library 2.0 Idea Generator" So? tonight, Matthew, I am going to be that programming monkey and I proudly unveil the? The Library 2.0 Idea