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Woman at Columbus Zoo had huge neck tattoo... of a cupcake. #toomanyjokes
@KathySierra Yeah, but for some, starting with pedagogy wouldn't hurt either...
Amazon's Sampler Claus: overproduced and shlocky, but it's free, and you get Sinatra, Mahalia Jackson, and Robert Goulet. http://www.amazon.com/Sampler...
Cellier du Rhone Côtes du Rhône 2007 - http://www.snooth.com/wine...
WikiLeaks publishing 9/11/01 "pager intercepts" at http://911.wikileaks.org/ Powerful, but I'm wondering about privacy, ethics, timing?
Wondering if I got a free issue of China Daily, or a free subscription... and either way, why?
Great Lakes Christmas Ale - the one sign of the season I don't mind showing up before Thanksgiving. (Proves the rule.)
Reading up on economic models of open access publishing. Hoping I paid enough attention to Mr. Jaharajah and Dr. Murphy, 17 years ago...
Google's New Assessment Tool | Teaching Matters - http://www.teachingmatters.org/blog...
Google's next big thing in education might not be Google Wave or Google Apps for education, but a new data-analysis tool they've been working on, Google Fusion Tables. - Joe Murphy
Economic Access and Policy, vol. 39, issue 1 - http://www.eap-journal.com/vol_39_...
Special section on economic research relating to open access publishing. - Joe Murphy
@libtechlady Congrats, I hope! Personally, I've never had a job title which other people could understand, and hope to keep the streak alive
Oddly, watching the Columbus Zoo put up the Winterlights last week was more festive to me than seeing them ready on a zoo trip today.
@JasonParkhill Me too. I blame global climate change. Surely it's not our age...
Just made my wife snarf coffee with the sentence "It's like a whole series of Data on the Holodeck, if Data was a bear."
Still think "Wild Things" was a jewel which didn't need 90 minutes of adornment, but good NYT article re: "kids' movies": http://www.nytimes.com/2009...
Why You Can't Use Personal Technology at the Office - WSJ.com - http://online.wsj.com/article...
I think Wingfield conflates a lot of things which aren't actually similar in this article - hardware choices, operating systems, productivity software, cloud options - but the apparent theme, and the particular options, are worth considering. - Joe Murphy
Twitter wants to emphasize the retweet-ee, but they underestimated how important the ID of the retweet-er is. Social infolit strikes again!
@krmanx It's been too long since I watched Lady and the Tramp... I'll have to watch it again to find out!
My son is amused by my Robert Burns voice. Frankly, I think it sounds like Cookie Monster and the Proclaimers remaking Braveheart.
My new dishwasher has "Broad Applied Voltage: The broad scope of the applied voltage ,reduce the code of electric condition." Huh??
@mbklein That's the last straw! I am cancelling my subscription to Twitter and expecting a full refund. :-)
Investigating the Moodle Book module. Suspecting it's overkill.
@mbklein Loved the line about "starting their work week with a commute to orbit."
Really being thrilled by Cookbooker.com - index and review recipes across cookbooks. Going to spend a lot of time here, I can tell...
Tickled that, not only are the desktop wallpapers on our Media Lab machines all from Paul Newman movies, but one is from Slap Shot.
The sky over Gambier is filled with an unbelievable number and beauty of stars. "You understand now why you came this way", the man said.
Hey, @Twitter, where did the "in reply to" context go? I hope it's only temporarily disabled for troubleshooting...
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