Archive for April 2006
links for 2006-04-27
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the eyes on the street are now closed.(tags: urban_studies)
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potentially very useful!
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what I’m looking for is a wallet that has a keychain attached….(tags: gifts)
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CBT as applied to the organization.(tags: academia depression)
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“PowerPoint doesn’t kill people, people kill people”
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I’m looking for a cheep bike to keep at work.
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this one is really cute.
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mmmmm…heated towel racks….(tags: home)
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lots of other good links in the comments. (and wow Restoration Hardware is expensive!)(tags: home)
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neat!
links for 2006-04-26
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hr-xml?
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fascinating maps.
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(in creating a website)
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best directions I’ve seen yet(tags: home)
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hmmmm.
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sure to be entertaining.
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a strangely lovely poem
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a poem about darwin
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just for reference
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in which colleges look very good in comparison to the rest of the public or semi-public sector(tags: katrina-rita)
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“In fact, an awful of a lot of things about European economies are mis-reported in the US.”
links for 2006-04-25
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how to ask for feature requests and/or report bugs. (can I send this all-FYI?)(tags: web_dev productivity)
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from Mark Pilgrim’s dad(tags: katrina-rita to-watch)
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wow! include xml data in map….
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apparently she uses the terms “femme” & “butch” to emphasize the not-entirely-biological aspects
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fun!
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“Most members of his class–including some of the boys–wore bows in their hair as a token of protest.” which reminds me: Kate Bornstein is going to be at the college this week!
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I’m not sure I entirely understand what this is supposed to do….
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“80 Plus is a certification program for power supplies which says the device must be at least 80% efficient”
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with digression re: bruce sterling(tags: wifi)
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and off topic: “camel toe is an engineering defect from the sewing factory floor”
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crazy nutty
project launch
come check out the updated site for my neighborhood association!
one last bike story
another Townie in the wild!
links for 2006-04-22
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some possible resources towards developing edu microformats?
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“The UK’s Metadata for Education Group”
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useful research here….(tags: eportfolio)
