Oct 29 2008
And… it seems to be coming from states with higher percentage of black voters!
FiveThirtyEight.com: Electoral Projections Done Right: The Black Turnout Surge, Already In Progress
Oct 28 2008
I switched to a new hosting plan with more bandwidth so hopefully this site won’t exceed its limit any time soon like it did a few days ago.
Also, all I did was ftp everything over and create/populate the wordpress database with a backup of my old one. I’m amazed it all seems to be working, but please let me know if you find any broken links or whatnot.
thanks!
Oct 16 2008
Beyond Place: Using Concepts and Methods of Practice Theory to Study Mediated Experience
Edgar Gomez Cruz
From virtual communities to co-presence practices: Some theoretical notes from the field
[Mark]my PC just crashed and I lost all my notes![/Mark]
Adolfo Estalella
Well, here’s a photo of David, at least…
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Mar 20 2008
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Oct 29 2007
This post was created using ScribeFire, a FireFox addon for making blogging easier… I’m seeing if it handles tags and categories.
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Oct 25 2007
A new kind (new to me) of spam has started happening on my blog. Here’s how it works.
Some fake blog links to your blog by posting about your post. As far as I can tell, it just takes an excerpt and prefaces it with something like “This is good…” You then get a pingback listed under your comments section which links to their blog. Then somewhere on the fake blog are links to porn sites (like in the footer or sidebar), a sidebar full of Google-generated ad stuff, or whatever.
At first I thought, maybe its benevolent spam since it benefits me to have other blogs link to me. But now I am thinking it is rather lopsided since I bet I get a lot more hits than the fake blog does.
Guess I will find a way to block these from happening… or be more vigilant about deleting them.
After some searching, I found more info about it! Apparently, I mean “trackback.”
Dec 21 2006
This is freakin awesome!
Think of the Visual Thesaurus but apply it to music bands. That’s what TuneGlue is.
