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reviewingwhatever.blogspot.com/2009/04/twitter_27.html
Reviewing Whatever: Twitter
Reviewing Whatever If it's new to me, I'll tell you what I really think. Updates Wednesday nights. Newer Post Older Post Home Twitter Monday, April 27, 2009 Image via CrunchBaseWelcome! If you've landed here, you probably found me on Twitter. I hope you enjoy the links I'm sharing and the observations I'm making. This site isn't quite so pithy as a Tweet, but if you're looking for a book or movie, or even a restaurant or tourist trap, to check out, go ahead and browse around. It's not
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mcturgeon.com/blog
M-C Turgeon - Blog
A personal collage of thoughts on life, stories, observations and explorations, growing online since
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stefiweaver.com/blog
contemplation over hot chocolate | contemplating life, one cup at a time
Twitter Facebook RSS Feed Skip to navigation Skip to main content Skip to secondary content Skip to footer contemplation over hot chocolate contemplating life, one cup at a time Smiles :)About Me!Ollie McGee. Life Observations: Chicago on Fire! July', 2011 by me What a strange picture this was: Now we?re used to fog in the fall/springtime, but when it?s 91 degrees outside?! And as I?m walking Ollie this evening, seeing what looks like the entire lakefront on fire, I got to
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theloudlibrarian.net/blog
The Loud Librarian
The Loud Librarian Random ramblings, lots of book reviews and observations on life from a small town girl with a big heart. Welcome. 8.22.2011 Coupla Books... I've been a reading fool this week - let's see what I liked and what I didn't... Long Gone by Alafair Burke I'm a fan of Burke's "Ellie Hatcher" series, so I was curious how a stand-alone novel would fair and the answer is: well. Though I listened to this (very disjointedly, for I didn't travel much), I was totally engaged by this story
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enplan.com/fires
ENPLAN Wildfire Viewer
Interactive California Wildfire Map Satellite Detects Last 12 hours 12 - 24 hours ago 24 - 48 hours ago These symbols indicate the center of a ~1km area where heat from a fire has been detected by a MODIS satellite. Observations are acquired every 6 hours and remain posted for 48 hours. Click to see date and time of detect. Fire Perimeters These areas represent the extents to which fires have progressed as last reported to GeoMAC. Perimeters are updated as fire agencies are able. Click inside