Google and Political Commentary–Who is really fooled?
As blogs have noted (see here and here) that if you type in the word failure (or, as Google’s own sight points out “miserable failure“)
So what is it? a smartphone with MP3 player? Or the most popular line of MP3 players, with a smartphone inside?
I had quite the interesting conversation with my brother about the whole Apple announcement thing. Mostly it centered around my failure to predict the price-point
Yup… Zune killed iPod
Just kidding. I have been watching as someone “live blogs” about the new iPod phone with pictures. If anyone thought Zune was going to win
Cartoons as syllabus?
I happened across a quite thought-provoking story today at the website “Ask Dr Kirk.” Dr Kirk draws our attention to a professor who has creatively
Grading Schema
Okay, so the “props” thread on this one is huge. I found this link via my brother, so props end with him. But
An interesting view of the “first 100 hours”
I have recently been introduced to a blog “Dispatches from the Culture Wars” where the authors appear to generally be more supportive of the Democrats
Truthiness is… in it’s own right!
Well, apparently Truthiness is winning many “Word of the Year” competitions. You may recall, class, that I have often pointed to The Language Log as
Getting Lunar Science Wrong
It’s not every day that I get to write a blog that essentially “corrects” a story from the Russian News and Information Agency, but today,
Dawkins, God, and the presumption of Assumptions
My brother has chosen to poke the hornet’s nest, by writing about Richard Dawkins, and his apparent attack on no lesser figure than God Himself.
Back to the Future…
Remember the fun we had with that blog, “A Liberal Dose?” I still occasionally visit his site, and this time in reading his post, I
