Monthly Archives: September 2005

I attended a workshop on reusability the other day. Reusability is a big thing. We have 10 thousand middle school science teachers spending time and resources to come up with a better way to teach Netwon’s laws of motion. Why … Continue reading →

I couldn’t help but post this. The Authors Guild, the folks suing Google, have written up talking points so that you can back them up if you happen to go to a dinner party this weekend (their words, not mine). … Continue reading →

The authors guild, and several other authors are suing google. I think it only proper. I mean, why flood the earth with books and information that could benefit the world? There is always a chance that your book that went … Continue reading →

I’m becoming a fan of PBL, but after reading a study I’ve got a question. The study found that students who went through a PBL course didn’t score any better on final tests, but felt that PBL was a more … Continue reading →

Interesting article on Google’s further attempt to organize the world’s information.

Today is the day. I’m not sure why, or what it means to you personally, but the fact still remains, that today is the day… matie

So, I’ve been audited by the great state of Utah. Great here meaning, “freaking idiots”. I guess I owe Uncle Sam, wait, that’s federal… I guess I owe cousin Earl about $500. I called the auditor today to try and … Continue reading →

But spam is a lunch meat. Somebody asked me about the two comments I deleted. I never thought that the perception might be that I delete comments from my blog because maybe I don’t like what was said. I have … Continue reading →

You could try to do something like this. The claim is that it took 606 takes to get it right. Wow.

A ‘walkthrough’ is document that helps you get through a game. Zelda, Half-life, MYST, all can be confusing games. But with a bit of help, they become more managable for those that don’t want to spend a lot of time … Continue reading →