Entries from April 2008
April 26, 2008
Alan Levine has been having terrible customer service with AllTell. Here’s a link to his original post, and he really hopes you forward this to everyone you know. This is not a joke. Let’s prove the power of the Internet, by forwarding the link to everyone.
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Posted in reviews
April 26, 2008
I’m sitting here in the lobby of Day’s Inn since the wireless on the fourth floor is horrendously slow. Across from me Goonies is playing on the TV, and I am rather stoked reliving my earlier years. This movie is a classic like John Hughes’s films. It reminds me of when HBO was new, and [...]
Posted in movies, nostalgia
April 22, 2008
In 1999 my wife and I began traveling with students. Our first trip was to England, Ireland, and Wales the summer we were married, and we’ve been doing it since. The longest trip was to London, Paris and Rome, and the coolest trip was to Central European Citites, and now that we have Claire we [...]
Posted in travel
April 21, 2008
We’ve begun going to talk to the current Sophomore Honors students about AP English & American Studies. Mostly the course curriculum they disregard until we get going because there’s just too much, and typically they can’t wrap their minds are AP vs American Studies vs AP Exams vs Dual Enrollment. I get a lot of [...]
Posted in AP Lang, American Studies, Summer Reading, google docs, google groups, nhs
April 20, 2008
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asus900, originally uploaded by nooccar.
On May 12th the ASUS EeePC 900 hits the US Market. Now some people won’t give a damn, but there’s definitely a niche market who will. My friend Coop has one [...]
Posted in gadgets, macbookair, online, technology
April 19, 2008
Alan Levine recently had a post on his blog that clearly defined Web 2.0 for us all.
‘No one has “forgotten” or “left out” anything. You just haven’t added it yet.’
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Posted in web2.0
April 15, 2008
Last year during the National Honor Society induction, I was to give the welcome and didn’t know what to say. My wife had bought me this fun tie with these turtles on it. I formulated this speech in my head as I drove there about turtles and our children being like turtles. It became an [...]
Posted in nhs
April 12, 2008
Lizbdavis has made a post of her greatest hits screen casts! I am totally stoked. I found Liz online a couple months ago now when searching for a del.icio.us tutorial because I was too lazy to make my own. hahahaha. She’s like me, but female and on the other side of the country. Anyway, check [...]
Posted in Video Captures, tutorials, video, web2.0
April 10, 2008
This Friday we’re headed to Hamilton High School to observe their American Studies course before a meeting with their instructors. At last week’s meeting the admin laid down the expectations of how we, the AP Language and the AP US History teachers, will work together on everything. We will develop rubrics together and keep one [...]
Posted in APUSH, American Studies
April 4, 2008
Ok, this is probably more of a complaint that anything today. And perhaps one person will read it and care. As NHS advisor it’s my responsibility to confirm good standing for graduation, and today we began the process of telling people that they’re not in good standing. They had to have 30 hours completed by [...]
Posted in nhs