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July 2008
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Mil’s wish
I found a fun little iPhone app called Scribble. You use four pen colours (and there’s no erase) to doodle on the iPhone’s touch screen. Mil had a hoot letting out her frustrations on it. The images below are for Peanut.
From my iPhone
Image by Josh Bancroft via FlickrA quick obligatory post using the new Wordpress iPhone app. Useful, and might mean more frequent personal posts. Missing Zemanta and the Flickr Photo Gallery plugin for quick links and Flickr integration. Can’t seem to easily link to those two useful tools for instance. I might use it to post about things in the “real world” as they happen.
Lesson Writer Helps Teachers Quickly Conquer an Often Menial Task
Lesson Writer Helps Teachers Quickly Conquer an Often Menial Task
If you’re educator near the middle of the K-12 curriculum, and you’re feeling a bit lacking in terms of online tools available to help increase your own efficiency in the case of schoolwork,…
My “Batman: the Dark Knight” review in 700 characters or less
I loved the Dark Knight. It was fun, but it was also dark and difficult to watch. The film was experimental (for a comic book movie) that was a contrast to the big loud and also terrific Iron Man a couple of months ago.
Image via WikipediaAnd as for Heath Ledger’s Joker, I present my Twitter comments from soon after seeing the film:
Seriously, he’s one scary mofo. I don’t want to be Batman anymore.
YouTube — The Song of the Count — Lemon Demon Version
YouTube — The Song of the Count — Lemon Demon Version
If you have a problem with this, it’s all in your mind.
SpiderOak Offers 2GB of Free, Cross-Platform Backup [Featured Download]
SpiderOak Offers 2GB of Free, Cross-Platform Backup [Featured Download]
Windows/Mac/Linux (All platforms): Online backup utility SpiderOak is notable for its true cross-platform availability, but it also offers (like Mozy) 2 GB of non-expiring free storage…
joshnunn posted a photo:
Soocial is a fantastic service, but they're still in beta, and sometimes things at their website are a little wacky. For some reason my phone shows up as a brick!
Child Labor Laws Questioned, Holzschlag Says “Start ‘em Young”
Child Labor Laws Questioned, Holzschlag Says “Start ‘em Young”
In late-breaking news it has been learned that Web standards advocate and educator Molly E. Holzschlag has been found using what appears to be child labor to help solve Web site issues. Here, we see…