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The MASIE Center – Learning Lab & ThinkTank – PodCasting for Learning Call I’m listening right now to this podcast. It’s got a slow start, but there are some good ideas in there. For example, around the 10 or 15 minute mark, they give some ideas for ways to use training podcasts. One example was a tour that a national park was giving. Tourists can download a tour that you stop and start as you . . . → Read More: Podcasting for learning Podcast Argh. I mentioned before that my site theme settings suddenly changed. Today I tried to fix it by upgrading to the latest version of WordPress. I was pretty sure that wasn’t the problem, but figured it might help if there was hacking involved. It didn’t. In fact, you may notice that my Blogroll is now broken. On the admin side, I’m also seeing weird things with my “Categories” (Blogroll categories and Posting categories are mixing . . . → Read More: Site maintenance We’ve got a firm street date for the new Babylon 5 movie! In fact, you can start ordering now!! As a reminder, here’s the early description from JMS, as I reported earlier: This first DVD, entitled “Voices in the Dark,” covers the same 72 hour period of time as Sheridan travels on board a Presidential Cruiser en route to Babylon 5 from Minbar for a celebration marking the 10th anniversary of the founding of the . . . → Read More: Babylon 5: The Lost Tales pre-ordering Alright, I’m confused. How could my theme CSS have been reverted back to default? Does that mean someone hacked my site? If so, I guess I’m fortunate that only my theme was reset. Or maybe something weird happened in the DB? I don’t get it. I’m kinda disappointed. My theme customizations were no work of art, but they were mine, and it took me hours to come up with that look. Now I gotta go . . . → Read More: Theme of the day… confusion TheGoldenParachute.com: Think Dual Incomes is a Great Thing? Not Always We’ve had discussions periodically in my house about my wife going back to work part-time. There are a variety of reasons why I’d prefer she didn’t, and none of them are financial. Financially, I’d always assumed that having some other income would help a bit, but wasn’t sure it would outweigh the other factors (the “soft” factors, as the linked post refers to them). That . . . → Read More: Is a dual income worth it in a marriage? I had over 150 posts from LifeHacker in my Google Reader that I finally parsed through over the last 3 hours. There were a few that I may post about in more detail later, but there were some that popped out as quick and/or cool. Not all the links below actually go to LifeHacker, because the posts didn’t have any significant additional information about the topic at hand. In those cases I’m just posting directly . . . → Read More: LinkList: LifeHacker edition Michael Rosenbaum Talks Smallville — A JewReview.net Exclusive – Slice of Scifi Michael Rosenbaum, Lex Luthor on Smallville, gave an interview that reveals that next year’s seventh season will be his final season, and probably the final season for the show. He also gives a vague tease for the rest of this season, and the seventh: This year is a big year, but next year is going to be the biggest year of all; it’s . . . → Read More: Lex Luthor teases Smallville’s final season Dustin Hoffman plays a down-on-his-luck anti-hero who reluctantly saves 54 people from a plane crash, including a news reporter (Geena Davis) whose purse he steals in the process of saving her, before disappearing into the night. John Bubber (Andy Garcia) is the homeless guy who gives Bernie LaPlant (Hoffman) a ride back into the city and becomes the only person to learn the true story of the crash and Bernie’s role. When a million dollars . . . → Read More: Review: Hero Some of you know about the other site I had up, caddickscabin.com, that housed all my family pictures and some other stuff that less than nobody ever looked at. Well, the domain came up for renewal, and I just couldn’t justify keeping it, so it’s gone. Instead, I moved the content over to cabin.caddicks.com, at least temporarily, until I can sort through it and figure out what’s worth keeping. Don’t get too excited… if you . . . → Read More: Death of a domain: caddickscabin.com Vampires and Lycans (werewolves) have been at war with each other for centuries. That war came to a head in Underworld. Both sides ended the movie under a world of hurt, with Selene (Kate Beckinsale) and the human/lycan/vampire hybrid Michael (Scott Speedman) uncovering a lot of duplicity and backstabbing, and pretty much cleaning house. Viktor, the leader of the vampires, was dead (permanently) as was Lucian, the leader of the Lycans, and very few of . . . → Read More: Review: Underworld: Evolution |
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