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Moving at the Speed of Creativity: offers some good advice with a balanced tone that is welcome amidst many news articles fanning the flames of fear when it comes to teens and DSN (digital social networking.) Unfortunately, however, some of the advice offered in the article paints ALL instant messaging as evil, and this is a label the technology does NOT deserve. Douglas Levin, senior director of education policy for Cable in the Classroom, is quoted in the article as saying: (via Cosmos)
Typical Mac User Podcast: Sites mentioned during the show (No more WIKI, back to regular show notes) Verge of the Fringe Podcas with Lance Anderson Friends In Tech Website Mac’s Family Website for using Parental Controls Parental Controls (Watch the MAC Video) Friends in Tech Forums Child Safety Flyer at Friends in Tech Orange County Podcaster L.A. Podcasters (via Cosmos)
Nicest of the Damned: I've imported a bunch of old Apple commercials, various movie videos, and have started importing shows somebody in the family wants to keep after watching the EyeTV capture files. The iTunes interface is pretty good at navigating a lot of content quickly, and provides preview frames for videos to help distinguish similar movies. (via Cosmos)
Typical Mac User Podcast: Sites mentioned during the show (No more WIKI, back to regular show notes) Verge of the Fringe Podcas with Lance Anderson Friends In Tech Website Mac’s Family Website for using Parental Controls Parental Controls (Watch the MAC Video) Friends in Tech Forums Child Safety Flyer at Friends in Tech Orange County Podcaster L.A. Podcasters (via Cosmos)
Fantasy & Sci-Fi Lovin' Blog: After the movie version, which stinks, my family and I were debating the script and what we’d have done with it. In trying to pick it apart we realized there’s not much that can be deleted to prune it down to a two hour movie without ruining the story in the latter books. (via Cosmos)
stolen colours: t for the life of me remember much more about him despite having read the book a few years ago. Wait. It wasn’t just a few years. It was before I got into year one! Edit: just read wikipedia’s synopsis of Eragon (via Cosmos)
judge me all you want: been a little people starved, I talked way to much about everything and possibly scared some of ]ananasananas' friends. Ooops. (via Cosmos)
[Elpasotimes.typepad.com] Cinerama: Personally, I like The Doom Generation Rose McGowan more than the post-Marilyn Manson "Charmed" version, but to each his own I guess (don't get me started on Marley Shelton, though, I'd leave Robert Rodriguez's wife for her in a heartbeat).
[Blogs.ign.com] FIREWATEREARTH-N-AIR's Blog - FIREWATEREARTH-N-AIR's Blog: But when the stone brings a dragon hatchling, Eragon soon realizes he has stumbled upon a legacy nearly as old as the Empire itself. Overnight, he is thrust into a perilous new world of destiny, magic, and power.
[Startribune.com] Web Search » Blog Archive » A quest for dragons: The site for the new movie “Eragon” (pictured), based on the bestselling fantasy book by then-teenager Christopher Paolini, contains all kinds of dragon-y things for fans, including the expected screensavers and wallpapers. The derivative story has been cited as being “The Lord of the Rings” and “Star Wars” with dragons, but it’s a good yarn: A farm boy named Luke ”” I mean, Eragon ”” learns the ways of the Dragon Riders to overthrow a tyrannical ruler, who uses the dark side to reign over the Empire.
[Blog.wired.com] Table of Malcontents: The idea behind it is that the whole water cycle exists in your house in a seven-part layout, starting with steam and ending as groundwater. Everything from the draining rack to the ceiling vent plays an integral role in the water cycle symbolism (the rack represents a slanted landscape that makes residual water flow into the garden, and the ceiling vent represents the water changing from liquid to gas.)
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