This story begins with extra bad shoulder pain that would not go away. So first you get an x-ray to [Read more...]
The Super SmoothieI think this smoothie would pass muster with most health and nutrition experts. (Joe & Terry Graedon of The People’s [Read more...] |
Do We Need Technology to Teach & Learn?If you’ve had doubts about the correlation between technology and achievement, you are in good company. This New York Times [Read more...] |
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The FOK DietImagine that you go to the doctor and fail the blood test. You have high cholesterol. And several other risk [Read more...] |
When in RomeRome is a unique city on earth. No other place has its super abundance of artistic, architectural, historical and cultural [Read more...] |
Roku RocksI am taking a cold-turkey cure for the monthly pain of paying an obese cable bill for dozens of channels [Read more...] |
The Edmodo SweetspotSo a teacher that wants to ‘extend’ their classroom to the web has a lot of options. Of all the tools I [Read more...] |
Technical LearningsLearned a lot this weekend. Rediscovered Pixlr – a phenomenal image editor. Watched all 30 of Ola’s screencasted tutorials. (I’m [Read more...] |
The Minor Miracle of PixlrPixlr is a free online, full-featured image editing and creation tool that makes you wonder what the catch is. In [Read more...] |
Lost PostsSeveral recent posts did not survive the move to a new GoDaddy server, so here in short form is a [Read more...] |
WordPress + Dropbox = Geek TearsEvery now and then a WordPress plugin comes along that makes a geek get weepy with nerdjoy. The ‘WordPress to [Read more...] |
Penn State the Case StudyA few years back I took a Teaching Company course called ‘The Art of Critical Decision-Making’ by Michael Roberto. Outstanding [Read more...] |
















