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 [The.taoofmac.com] The Tao of Mac - HomePage: While traipsing through the countryside, I have had a number of .but there's some serious potential here, and I'm not just thinking about Geotagging.

Territorial Bloggings: While they aren’t necessarily the deepest games, they are both undeniably fun, and outstanding proofs-of-concept. They show the game designers just how to go about best utilizing the new controllers in an organic and fun fashion. (via Cosmos)

  Bad Dolly: Apparently, this term has been in parlance for some time. It was only just this morning that I was feeling clunky while talking with a student about the pros and cons of online education and what I was calling "ground" classes or, worse, "in-person" classes. (via Cosmos)

mayflower hill: up on. So I can have my cup of coffee in the morning, while watching the news on my computer through the virtual me watching the news having a virtual cup of coffee in the morning. If that sentence seems weird to you, you spend way too much time in meatspace. (via Cosmos)

  Christopher D. Sessums :: Blog: While there is still debate concerning what contemplative education should entail, researchers at Garrison Institute have initially defined it to include classroom practices that foster attention training, secular meditation, and yoga. Reported outcomes (pdf) associated with these practices include increased self-awareness, mindfulness, self-reflection, and enhanced social and emotional intelligence. (via Cosmos)

DemiOrator: (and write) about a subject endlessly without taking concrete steps to voice their concerns beyond the internet, to organize and attend physical events. Sometimes I get the feeling bloggers believe we've evolved beyond the need for real action in "meatspace," the necessity to boldly proclaim our beliefs in real time, in real places. (via Cosmos)

 [The.taoofmac.com] The Tao of Mac - HomePage: While traipsing through the countryside, I have had a number of .but there's some serious potential here, and I'm not just thinking about Geotagging.

 [Feedster.com] Feedster on: Geotagging%20and%20me: The problem turned out to be that the Vista removes the timestamp information when it "saves" the track (I suppose this is not so unreasonable if all you are doing is navigating). Fortunately, I had been copying from the Vista to the laptop regularly.

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