Most of today’s links come from items that I have starred over the last few weeks using my Google Reader.
 How to Blog a Conference.
Ten Ways the World Could End.
Are We Real?
America’s Best Formulaic Science Writing.
Colbert on Fresh Air.
Paul MacCready TED Talk.
Saunders w/ Jesse Thorn.
HOWTO Cite Blogs in Formal Academic Medical Papers.
Singularity Summit Audio Online.
How To […]

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In an effort to overcome my long standing distaste for the Rolling Stones, I have decided to listen to and review their albums (from 1968-1972) over at One Album in 120 Seconds. In the least I will learn to appreciate the Stones while familiarizing myself with their best records; in the best I will rock […]

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It feels good to be back:
The Road to Sildenafil - A History of Artificial Erections.
Daniel Schweinert’s DIY 35mm Lens Adapter for Camcorders.
Webb Alert.
Stealing Life.
Cassini-Huygens: 10 Years and Going Strong.
The Emrace of Environmentalism Will be the Doom of Traditional Religion.
Thanks to ScienceBlogs, BB, Webb, the New Yorker, and Wired for the links.

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My busy streak continues. I am wrapping up my Fulbright application and work is a non-stop madhouse as I continue to develop a system for training our sixty-plus clients on a new web interface for moderating transactions.
Anyway, I found the time to make some small improvements to the site. Aside from adding a link to […]

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In my Statement of Proposed Study I declared my desire to get down and dirty with communities in Akwapim, Ghana to help them develop their digital literacy. As I transition from my Fulbright application to researching more about literacy (digital +) I feel like I am going to be throwing that word around a lot, […]

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