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I freaking absolutely love SPACE - the last frontier of exploration and it's HUGE - and most people don't see to know shit about it - so as part of my 800 part miniBlog regarding SPACE - I will be including massive amounts of links regarding space related stuff - if for no other reason then the fact that I want to remember where I put all this shit...
Looks like this video is work checking out:
In News Related to SPACE
Columbia Shuttle Crew was Left in the Dark
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Watch Out Facebook, With Google+ at #2 and YouTube at #3, Google, Inc. Could Catch Up - Forbes
Watch Out Facebook, With Google+ at #2 and YouTube at #3, Google, Inc. Could Catch Up - Forbes
The best is always getting better. Slowly Google+ will become dominant amongst social networks...
The best is always getting better. Slowly Google+ will become dominant amongst social networks...
Goodbye "30 Rock"
'30 Rock' just got better - latimes.com
After 7 seasons, 30 Rock will be saying goodbye to its adoring audience. I have read many different views on this: some say that 30 Rock has given up it's humanity so that it can be more funny and that the show suffered because of that; some say that it is one of the most amazing shows we've had in the first 13 years of the 21st Century and that it will be a heavy blow to TV Rotation. Regardless, no one will forget how Tina Fey took a worn out concept and made it funny again. A nice balance of random and heartfelt - I will certainly miss the show, but I am thankfully several seasons behind (because I cannot watch TV on a schedule)... so I still have a lot of catching up to do and episodes that will be new to me.
Update (12:04 MST) Possible Reunion?
After 7 seasons, 30 Rock will be saying goodbye to its adoring audience. I have read many different views on this: some say that 30 Rock has given up it's humanity so that it can be more funny and that the show suffered because of that; some say that it is one of the most amazing shows we've had in the first 13 years of the 21st Century and that it will be a heavy blow to TV Rotation. Regardless, no one will forget how Tina Fey took a worn out concept and made it funny again. A nice balance of random and heartfelt - I will certainly miss the show, but I am thankfully several seasons behind (because I cannot watch TV on a schedule)... so I still have a lot of catching up to do and episodes that will be new to me.
Update (12:04 MST) Possible Reunion?
Fresh New Start or somethin....
I have tried to start a blog called "Links and Methodologies" several times over the past year or two without any success. I unfortunately have found it somewhat difficult to maintain a blog as I have never been good with keeping diaries or making scheduled entries. Instead, I have always found myself leaning one way or another - pushing my music to hard or posting nothing but poetry, never peppering in the parts of personality which are so essential to make a blog personal. So, this time it's different. This time I will be faithful to you, dear blog, and post everything I am doing or want to think about or say something about or whatever. Links and Methodologies will be a hub for my hypomanic brain. So, enjoy! Or don't, but atleast fight with me about it in the comments - I love good internet discourse.
This quarter plans on being an interesting one. I am taking two online courses, one that is very social and one that is very independent. The one where I work mostly on my own is an Introduction to Networking course. I want to be on my way to accomplishing my Network+ and CCNA certifications (to both increase my payrate and my intelligence). It is boring and the professor is not terribly detailed - he provides many interesting models and his visual representations help me to understand complex concepts - but he will also leave out large portions of information which cause gaps in my ability to understand what is going on. He doesn't explain the "math" terribly well, and often, at the end of the lectures, I find myself very confused and unsure if I actually understood the material or if I just wrote it down.
My e-Learning and Digital Culture class is the exact opposite. Sure, it's liberal arts and education leanings are much more geared towards my original areas of study, but I believe it is the interactivity and the community that has made this course so enjoyable. It has only been the first week and already my classmates chat away in their +Google+ and #Twitter feeds. I am quite excited to participate with all these different members of the international brain-trust.
Woot :)
This quarter plans on being an interesting one. I am taking two online courses, one that is very social and one that is very independent. The one where I work mostly on my own is an Introduction to Networking course. I want to be on my way to accomplishing my Network+ and CCNA certifications (to both increase my payrate and my intelligence). It is boring and the professor is not terribly detailed - he provides many interesting models and his visual representations help me to understand complex concepts - but he will also leave out large portions of information which cause gaps in my ability to understand what is going on. He doesn't explain the "math" terribly well, and often, at the end of the lectures, I find myself very confused and unsure if I actually understood the material or if I just wrote it down.
My e-Learning and Digital Culture class is the exact opposite. Sure, it's liberal arts and education leanings are much more geared towards my original areas of study, but I believe it is the interactivity and the community that has made this course so enjoyable. It has only been the first week and already my classmates chat away in their +Google+ and #Twitter feeds. I am quite excited to participate with all these different members of the international brain-trust.
Woot :)
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