August 16, 2008 · Leave a Comment
I’ve been watching the Olympics over the past week and I’ve been “feeling the love,” global style. Funny thing is when the NBC AM news shows do their profiles from China they tend to talk about China as if they’ve just discovered something new. Anyway, all of this positive vibe made me think about global good vibes from previous generations (stumbling across teddyhoughton’s blog also helped a lot, thanks). After watching the following video I was left to wonder, where did all of this 60s/70s... [Read the full story]
August 21, 2008 · Leave a Comment
It’s been raining NONSTOP since before 5pm yesterday. The rain isn’t coming down in buckets, but combined with how long it’s been raining and the wind… this storm can move on now… jbb Read More →
August 18, 2008 · Leave a Comment
I love my FrontRow app. FrontRow is an application that comes free with every Mac that uses the simple Apple remote and dead simple interface to view ones TV shows, movies, view photos and listen to music or podcasts. I’ve long lamented that the ones who might most benefit from such a simple and powerful interface (like my folks) probably never will. Well, not being one to rest on previous working discoveries, I heard that someone had ported the X-Box media center to run on Macs, PCs and Linux called XBMC. I’ve... [Read the full story]
August 7, 2008 · Leave a Comment
One of the greatest benefits of living in this age is the possibility of going directly to the first sources when one wants to read or listen to the thoughts of any particular speaker or thinker. Back in my Fuller days in the early 80s one of my favorite professors, Colin Brown, commented that then popular Christian writer, Francis Schaeffer, got Kierkegaard all wrong, adding that Schaeffer probably never really read Kierkegaard. Without leaving my computer I can look up the works of any of these folks and directly interact... [Read the full story]
August 25, 2008 · Leave a Comment
I’ve working on my FS course materials for weeks and as I approach the “go live” date one thing that really terrifies me is being too hasty with the “publish” button and ending up with an embarrassing array of misspellings and missing words. I mean, I can re-edit my materials after they’ve been uploaded to the server, but this is without the benefit of seeing the materials the way the students will see them. And then once the materials are “live” I can’t pull them down... [Read the full story]
I’ve working on my FS course materials for weeks and as I approach the “go live” date one thing that really terrifies me is being too hasty with the “publish”... [Read more]
Just “went” to a “screening” in Second Life of video projects created by Full Sail students. I’m intrigued by the idea of hanging around and chatting... [Read more]
Diane Sawyer announced this morning on Good Morning America that CMU professor, Randy Pausch passed away last night. I heard about Professor Pausch last April when I heard about... [Read more]
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When I read about the techniques Chinese bloggers were using to get the word out, I was reminded of my middle school students dying to listen to their music or get to their myspace... [Read more]