Banner, originally uploaded by Ezra F. Presenters were encouraged to join a web site and post a picture. People recognized me. Presentations: 2007. Edwards, A., Hernandez, G., and Freelove, E. Capacity Planning and Predicting Growth for Vista. 2007. Hernandez, G., Edwards, A., and Freelove, E. Database Administration for Vista: Lessons Learned. 2007. Freelove, E., Edwards,…
Welcome to NetBeans (tags: java programming netbeans development software opensource ide)
In the last throes of the BbWorld ’07 Developer’s Conference (the regular conference ended yesterday). Some pictures are in Flickr in my “BbWorld 2007” set. I’ll likely post the rest tonight. Our presentations should be posted soon on the conference site. Some important ideas of keynotes: EdVentures in Technology » Notes from BbWorld 2007 in…
2007_0710spider0069, originally uploaded by nessieshome. I really like that my Mom photoblogs. This spider she took is really cool.
2007_0710spider0081, originally uploaded by nessieshome. I really like that my Mom photoblogs. This spider web she posted to her own Flickr site really cool.
MFA Boston: Home (tags: local.boston culture museum art) Chichen Itza – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (tags: 7wonders architecture archeology science.anthropology science.archaeology visit) Christ the Redeemer (statue) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (tags: 7wonders architecture science.anthropology) Great Wall of China – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (tags: 7wonders architecture archeology science.anthropology science.archaeology visit) Machu Picchu – Wikipedia,…
Hand gestures help students learn – LiveScience – MSNBC.com (tags: science.psychology education)
Systemwide, only 48 percent of the students in Georgia’s four-year public institutions earn a degree within six years of enrollment, compared to a national average of 54 percent. Even allowing eight to 10 years, the percentage of students earning degrees climbs only slightly. In contrast, the Georgia high school graduation rate is between 56 and…
Over on kottke.org is a link to NameVoyager (a Java Applet). Type in a name to see how often its been used. I was stunned to see Ezra is surging. It was ranked in the 275th to 390th in the late 1800s (aka 19th century). Through the 20th century it reached its least popularity about…