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  • luckisskill.wordpress.com/about

    About me « Luck is skill

    Luck is skill About me Geek interested in arty art, philosophical philosophy and theatrical theater. Wants to be properly understood by human beings, computers and anything in between. Learning junkie. Living in Pozna?, Poland and Internet. Loves technology. Hates technology. One Response to ?About me? Ravi Says: 31 December 2010 at 6:29 am Seeking your skills for an online mmagazine. Are you based in UK, London? Ravi Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here

  • davecormier.com/edblog

    Dave's Educational Blog

    PagesEducation Post Structuralism The Rise of the Machines Who?s Dave? Dave?s Educational Blog Education, post-structuralism and the rise of the machines Change MOOC ebook ? The textbook as product and artifact change11 6 Responses » Aug 162011 The idea of a MOOC was really a response to something that was already happening. I was talking to Stephen Downes and George Siemens in the summer of 2008 after their landmark CCK08 course had crossed the 1500 mark in registration

  • nearwalden.com/blog

    NearWalden

    NearWalden One Pond, Many Fish to Fry Skip to Content ? Home About David Douglas SmugMug Photos Sun Blog Final Thoughts on the Light Bulb Law Aug 26th, 2011 by dd. No comments yet I?ve been in a discussion of the upcoming lightbulb law with @NobleIdeas, and he?s provided a blog response to my earlier post. His post is useful, since it covers most of the standard points used to support the law, as well as providing support for one of my key points. Here?s my thoughts in

  • mattpenning.com/wordpress

    Penning Photography Daily

    Penning Photography Daily HOME Photo Galleries rss feed 2011 09.01 Among Many Category: Photos / Tags: no tag / Add Comment .flickr-photo { border: solid 2px #000000; } .flickr-yourcomment { } .flickr-frame { text-align: left; padding: 3px; } .flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; } This stand of ornamental grasses were swaying to and fro in response to the slightest breezes. I was entranced. I first stood and watched the chaotic dance on the invisible wind, then I

  • chesnok.com/daily

    tending the garden ? selena marie deckelmann's blog

    tending the garden selena marie deckelmann's blog Skip to content AboutPostgresDevOpsConferencesSpeaking High availability and Postgres Wednesday, August 17, 2011 A friend contacted me today, asking me ?What are the best practices for failover with Postgres?? And he mentioned pgpool-II. He was interested in 9.0, since 9.1 hasn?t been released yet. (but, it?s looking like we?re gearing up for a September release!) My off-the-cuff response was: There