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blogs.ubc.ca/brian
abject learning | social learning, open education, and petty battles with rivals over power and money
abject learning social learning, open education, and petty battles with rivals over power and money? Skip to content HomeAbout ? Older posts Open Source City Posted on June 7, 2011 by Brian Grandview Cut Construction shared CC by oliverk I?ve had quite a run of interesting personal/professional development events this past month? Add them to my perpetually-growing ?to-be-blogged? queue: a Northern Voice that achieved epic heaviosity, a Sustainable Education
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mike.trausch.us/blog
Trausch?s Little Home
Trausch?s Little Home My writing on life, computers, and technology Home About Me Copyright Reading Lists A break from the series: Georgia: Cut costs, do things right. Feb 9th Posted by Michael Trausch as Uncategorized Today is my birthday. In Georgia, that means the deadline to play ad valorem taxes, get the annual emissions inspection, renew tags and all of those sorts of things. I own two vehicles: a ?92 Dodge Caravan and a ?96 Saturn SL1. It should be pretty easy to get both
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haydenharnett.com/ben
Ben Harnett's Home Page
photos links lorca blog artwork screenshots websites poems last cut dress rehearsal after the vacation It's about time for an update, you say! Oh, only about a year since the last one. Well, be that as it may, welcome to my home page. Good golly do we have great things to show you few but happy folks who've stumbled upon this
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blog.filttr.com/about
Filttr Blog ? What?s this all about
Filttr Blog who are we? What?s this all about Filttr is the brand new way of using Twitter, that makes it manageable, sensible and allows you to focus on what you want to see. We work to cut out the important from the noise, so that you don?t have to bother with what doesn?t matter to you. How do we do this? Filttr under the hood We have created some really smart algorithms that try to gather as much as they can about what you like. Together, we call these algorithms
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spaceykate.spaces.live.com
The Annals of The Malfunctioness
The Annals of The Malfunctioness This is the kind of cut-rate epic history you get without a professional bard. Home About Book reviews 1/5/2011 05 Jan 2011 Leave a Comment by cupkatep in Uncategorized Wins Lament by Maggie Steivfaver The plot was really simple and the action was mostly inside the main character?s mind, but it worked. I liked this intro to a new series and the deep look at the thoughts and feelings of a girl falling in love who is leaving the unsure phase of life and