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Tweets
- RT @kjhealy: The scary things that can happen when you attempt to film Swedish police officers: http://bit.ly/b8Kus7 3 hours ago
- NYS to get wireless--believe it when I see the bars: http://is.gd/dTiwi 5 hours ago
- Daft Punk's Tron Legacy sountrack leaked: http://is.gd/dTf3m 5 hours ago
- I need to either learn more languages or trim my twitter feeds. Guess which one will win? 1 day ago
- No net yesterday *should* mean I got lots of work done, if we agree that the net is a distraction. Nope. 1 day ago
- Twitter peer review? http://needle.csail.mit.edu/wgat/ 2 days ago
- RT @eszter: trust in SEs paper http://webuse.org/p/a30 has gotten some press: http://bit.ly/drFMPx http://bit.ly/cyg1k8 http://bit.ly/bhjNnD 2 days ago
- RT @PublicAgenda: The Case for $320,000 Kindergarten Teachers http://nyti.ms/ar1xL9 Teaching For A Living http://bit.ly/6ZMoTS 2 days ago
- Interesting column (and comments) on the virtues and dangers of anonymity in comments (and Buff News experiment): http://is.gd/dOJz6 2 days ago
Archives
Monthly Archives: April 2008
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Apparently my blog is all about the videos lately…
Obama in 30 Seconds
There’s still a chance to vote on the finalists in the Obama in 30 Seconds contest for Citizen-created political ads.
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Multinational People
I’m boring. I only have one passport. I am a citizen only of the US. Everyone else seems to be collecting passports faster than they are collecting credit cards.
Getting one of those passports is not an easy thing. It seems to be required that you marry someone and then swap nationality. But what ever [...]









“Cognitive surplus” and the big change