It is likely due to my classification on the voter roles as an independent that a rolled up, double sided, 4-color, handsomely printed poster for Paul LePage arrived wedged between the screen and the door. Forget about all the other stuff, I just can’t vote for anyone wearing creases in his jeans. I suppose Mr. LePage […]
Op-Ed Columnist – The Tea Kettle Movement – NYTimes.com And it would require us to reduce some services — like Social Security — while expanding others, like education and research for a 21st-century economy. What really steams me here is yet another well regarded writer only including the safety-net entitlement when mentioning cuts. Why so […]
I thought it was a solid presentation for mostly consumer level information. Very happy about the direction as a stockholder! Some of iLife stuff is kind of over the top for a lot of folks. The iPhoto improvements are immensely cool and will appeal to everyone. Too bad I use Aperture. The iMovie features sound […]
A nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people. — John F. Kennedy
That Google is the most popular search engine is well known… just look at your weblogs for incoming referrers. They have published the 2005 Zetgeist list and it’s a fascinating snapshot of data culled from what is popular in search terms and when. Google Press Center: Zeitgeist Note that Myspace is the #1 gainer — […]
mac google video viewer – Google Search I’m having a horrible Google week. First, the content index for the entire bowdoin.edu domain was deleted after a request to remove one URL from their cache. Why is this bad? We use Google search for our web site… which means we currently have no search. What is […]
FooCampers – Kwiki
Paul Graham on open source and blogging | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com This is a great recounting of what sounds like a fun keynote to listen to. Here are some excerpts: People work harder on things they like The standard office is unproductive Bottom-up works better than top-down I hope this becomes an essay […]
Witti Blowfish: ITL05 Project Links This blog is for the musings of the inaugural group of faculty who collaborated on EDUCAUSE’s first Instructional Technology Leadership Institute held at Penn State University in July 2005.
What is Feedreader? | Feedreader – Free RSS / ATOM newsreader Add this to the RSS page. Also, don’t forget that RSS readers are for geeks and people who think they use RSS. IMO, long range, RSs will be for sharing information between sites and not to scrub many sites. Rather, design matters — even […]