Last week, while in San Francisco for work, I had my first experience with Uber. I’m going to be the first to admit that there are some debatable things going on with Uber as a company and political things going on as the service disrupts the existing cab market. I don’t want to talk about…
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Yesterday while grabbing a bite at the airport before flying home, a headline caught my eye and had me wondering just what the writer was talking about. USA Today was right to publish a terrorist sympathizer Now, I happen to agree. We should encourage all kinds of people to speak freely, so that we can…
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A funny thing happened the other day. I went back and read everything I wrote at the beginning of 2014. It made me laugh, because it was all about how the previous year had been dominated by big events, taking on a big new challenge at work, and spending 10 days on a European vacation,…
http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2014/12/how-not-to-cite-image.html You don’t credit a photographer by listing the search engine as the source of the image. Likewise, you don’t credit Google when you search for a news article, or a blog post. Follow the link and find the actual source. Don’t be lazy. This also goes for Flickr, Picasa, SmugMug, Reddit, etc. Someone posted…