Monthly Archives: March 2011

RT @TweetSmarter: More than 40…

RT @TweetSmarter: More than 400 tweets every minute contain a YouTube link: http://bit.ly/hNUnrg

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Upgrading from Windows 1.0 to 7

I threw away my Windows 3.0 floppies pretty much as soon as I upgraded to 3.1. Had the Win98 CD for a while, but mostly because it was stuffed away in a CD case that never got opened. Below is … Continue reading

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Sometimes gravity is the best weapon

This is one of those times that an animal is way smarter than I would have expected. Amazing video of a golden eagle flying down and knocking a mountain goat off the side of the mountain. Instead of having to … Continue reading

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“If at first you don’t succeed…

“If at first you don’t succeed; you are running about average. ” M. H. Alderson RT @problogger

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Great speech bubbles with just…

Great speech bubbles with just a bit of CSS http://bit.ly/f16kdJ

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Really nice of the daylight s…

Really nice of the daylight savings switch to come the weekend before spring break. Don’t have to hop up at 5a for the next several days.

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Going to try cross posting with Twitter

Came across a WordPress plugin called Twitter Tools today. Like most of the 10,000 other Twitter plugins it lets me tweet for each of my blog posts. But this one also promises to go the other way creating a blog … Continue reading

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RT @HPTeachExchange: Engage your students with this super easy site. http://budurl.com/tmvi #edchat #k12

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Blender from 1.6 to 2.5

I’ve been playing around with Blender as a potential program to use for a 3D animation course I may be teaching next year. Now that I’ve got the interface in 2.5 somewhat figured out, I’m finally able to do some … Continue reading

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