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The Strobist Corner - Extending Your TTL Flash Cord | DIYPhotography.net
Commercial cables cost about $50. This is a nice little trick using CAT 5 cable...
Recently found items... - January 23, 2009
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Confirmed: Obama gets his BlackBerry, no Sectera Edge in sight
Inauguration at Lewis
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Recently found items... - January 21, 2009
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Recently found items... - January 19, 2009
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Reader Photos of Obama's Inauguration - Interactive Feature - NYTimes.com
Between Twitter hashtags, Flickr tagged photos, and sites like the New York Times Picturing the Inauguration, this is really quite a participatory event...
Obamicon.Me - Create Your Obamicon
Create your own Obama type poster...
How To: Max Out Apple TV's Potential With Boxee
Setting up Boxee on an AppleTv
Mt. Tabor Park 18/365
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I'm keeping up with my picture a day activity and posting them to Flickr and the 2009/365 pool. Last night I took a walk up to Mt. Tabor Park, which is just a few blocks from my home. It is a great spot for walking, biking and just hanging out. Below is my 365 picture for yesterday.
Recently found items... - January 18, 2009
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Animation-ish Clips
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I am back in the lab this morning and have posted a few of the clips my students put together on Friday using Animation-ish.
Recently found items... - January 17, 2009
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Where to watch Obama’s presidential inauguration online
A listing of sites online where you can watch the Inauguration...
King and Obama Animation Work
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Today in our technology lab class, 4th and 5th grade students used Animation-ish to create short animations about Dr. King or the Inauguration of Barack Obama. Below is a slide show of some of that work in progress.
Animation Images
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Google Maps Transit Layer
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Spent some time poking around with the new Google Maps Transit layer. You can now get transit information for 50 cities around the world, including Portland. In the case of Portland, the information is not based on the scheduled time, but rather the estimated time based on GPS tracking of the bus or train in relation to the stop you are inquiring about. Another nice addition to Google Maps.
Recently found items... - January 16, 2009
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Playing with Ecto
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Test of flickr tool in Ecto...
Lewis in the evening
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When I walked out of school last night the western sky had the most beautiful color. I went back in and grabbed my camera. I wish I had come out a few minutes early. It is amazing that once you start to notice, once you start to think about taking pictures, how much you notice how quickly the light can change.
Recently found items... - January 14, 2009
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Scope Out Public Transportation At A Glance With Google’s Transit Layer
Math Journal
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Sample Upload from Picasa
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Recently found items... - January 11, 2009
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Bits: C.E.S. Interview: Reed Hastings of Netflix on TV's Future
Saturday Basketball
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My son's team had their first game of the season on Saturday. I
grabbed a few pictures with my Nikon D90. I am enjoying experimenting
with it, but feel I have quite a bit to learn about how best to take
advantage of its features...