Monthly Archives: November 2006

My celebrity look-alikes

This from the Celebrity Collage page. If I could only tell you how many times I’ve been in a restaurant and had people coming up to ask if I was Brad. It starts out amusing, but then just gets old. http://www.myheritage.com
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Edublog Awards

It’s a little scary to think that the Edublog Awards are in their third year. I’m really happy that both James Farmer and Josie Fraser have so ably kept the awards going. I tried at an early stage, but it never would have happened (and continued to happen!) without their dedication. Just as I originally [...]
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CUNY Expo 2006: November 17

I plan on checking out the Expo hosted this Friday by CUNY’s New Media Lab and Intermedia Arts Group: Bending technologies in and out of Academia. The site describes it thusly: Featuring presentations by ground-breaking electronic composer Morton Subotnick with an interview by David Grubbs, and a performance by the creators of This Spartan Life, [...]
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Sometimes, homework is strange

Good, but strange: The grad students this semester are keeping me busy with some really excellent blogging. It’s all aggregated here. Go read one of them and pass them a comment. Don’t worry, they aren’t that scary outside of Halloween… mostly.
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Why I’m not voting

Happy Election Day. I’m one of many people not voting. I know, people died for that right. I also know that I don’t like ritual for the sake of ritual, and my vote really doesn’t matter much. Especially in a district where there are not a lot of chances of an upset. I suppose I [...]
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Dr. W. Reid Cornwell

I help out with technical matters for the Association of Internet Researchers. Anyone who does social research on the internet knows about the AIR-L listserv. As a graduate student, it was a bit of a lifeline. At the time, people interested in the social aspects of networked technology were fewer and farther between, and this [...]
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Sketch furniture

This is cho-cool. How long before you can have one of these at home. (The process, not the furniture, I mean. The furniture is already on sale.)
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