Present Tensed

Found on Web Between January 18th and January 22nd, 2010

Here are some links that I’ve tagged recently. This set is from Jan­u­ary 18th through Jan­u­ary 22nd:

• Mag­a­zine Basic 2.4 Now Avail­able | bavotasan.com — | word­press themes
• Mono­chrome Gallery | Graph Paper Press — | word­press themes
• 40+ Inspi­ra­tional Non-Profit Web­site Designs – DesignM.ag — | non­profit web­de­sign
• Meet­ing min­utes made easy — Min­ute­Base — Online Meet­ing Min­utes and Agen­das — | pro­duc­tiv­ity
• Earth’s mag­netic field — Wikipedia — | sci­ence geol­ogy
• Toy­ota Sees Robotic Nurses in Your Lonely Final Years | Gad­get Lab | Wired.com — | future robot japan health­care
• A Visu­al­iza­tion of Unem­ploy­ment | Cas­siopeia — | visu­al­iza­tion data stats econ­omy
• Archae­ol­ogy and Land­scape in the Altai Moun­tains of Mon­go­lia — | mon­go­lia
• Futurity.org – Ancient Mongolia—no pass­port needed — | mon­go­lia
• What Makes a Good Project — | edu­ca­tion system:filetype:pdf system:media:document
• NYR­blog — After Mass­a­chu­setts: His Hopes Did Him In — The New York Review of Books — In a sense, he swal­lowed his own Kool-Aid. He worked on the unre­al­is­tic assump­tion that his really was a post-racial, post-partisan, post-red-state-blue-state Amer­ica. He spent a year and end­less energy in try­ing to please and recruit the Olympia Snowes and Charles Grass­leys and Max Bau­cuses and Big Phar­ma­cies. He let them dic­tate the pace and the terms of the health care debate, mak­ing it hostage to the vir­u­lent town hall meet­ings of the sum­mer of 2009. They were never going to be his allies. He should have iden­ti­fied them as his foes early on, and attacked them as such. | pol­i­tics
• Bas­ket­ball league for white Amer­i­cans tar­gets Augusta 011910 — The Augusta Chron­i­cle — “There’s noth­ing hatred about what we’re doing,” he said. “I don’t hate any­one of color. But peo­ple of white, American-born cit­i­zens are in the minor­ity now. Here’s a league for white play­ers to play fun­da­men­tal bas­ket­ball, which they like.” | race.relations bas­ket­ball
• Inva­sion of the Euro­pean Econ­o­mists by Guy Sor­man, City Jour­nal Win­ter 2010 — | eco­nom­ics europe acad­e­mia
• Cre­ate Your Own iPhone or Android App in Min­utes With iSites — | iphone apps
• Text 2 Mind Map – The text-to-mind-map con­verter — | mindmap­ping
• Pitch­fork: Staff Lists: The Top 50 Albums of 2009 — | music lists 2009
• Tagul — Gor­geous tag clouds — | art tag­ging
• One in Four Read No Books Last Year — washingtonpost.com — | lit­er­a­ture lit­er­acy books usa
• DJ SPOOKY :: That Sub­lim­i­nal Kid — Terra Nova: Sin­fo­nia Antarc­tica — | music dj.spooky antarc­tica
• Home (Stu­dent Tech­nol­ogy Show­case) — | expo projects
• Fre­quently Asked Ques­tions About Google Wave — Google Wave — Life­hacker — | google wave faq
• NASA Plan­etQuest His­toric Time­line — | nasa sci­ence time­line his­tory
• Inquiry-based Learn­ing: Expla­na­tion — | inquiry edu­ca­tion
• Alumna, staff mem­ber rec­og­nized for their efforts to fos­ter, pro­mote diver­sity | The Uni­ver­sity of Chicago — Duel Richard­son (AB ’67), Direc­tor of Neigh­bor­hood Relations/Education in the Office of Civic Engage­ment, received the 2010 Diver­sity Lead­er­ship Staff Award. | uchicago
• U.S. Mil­i­tary Weapons Inscribed With Secret ‘Jesus’ Bible Codes — “This is prob­a­bly the best exam­ple of vio­la­tion of the sep­a­ra­tion of church and state in this coun­try,” said Wein­stein. “It’s lit­er­ally push­ing fun­da­men­tal­ist Chris­tian­ity at the point of a gun against the peo­ple that we’re fight­ing. We’re embold­en­ing an enemy.” | reli­gion mil­i­tary
• Char­ters and Unions: What’s the future for this unortho­dox rela­tion­ship? (Har­vard Edu­ca­tion Let­ter) — | edu­ca­tion charter_school union
• Edu­ca­tion Pol­icy Blog: Stan­dards vs. Criteria.…a dis­tinc­tion worth main­tain­ing? — | edu­ca­tion phi­los­o­phy
• Word­Press › Slidette « Free Word­Press Themes — | word­press themes
• HOW TO: Cre­ate Cus­tom Back­grounds for Twit­ter, YouTube, & MySpace — | howto graph­ics twit­ter
• Op-Ed Colum­nist — In Search of Edu­ca­tion Lead­ers — NYTimes.com — edu­ca­tion | none
• How Barack Obama is like Mar­tin Luther King, Jr. — We remem­ber King as the beloved and revered leader of a nation-changing move­ment. We for­get that King was widely crit­i­cized dur­ing his life. | mlk pol­i­tics
• Tweets — Overheard.it — | twit­ter

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