Findings
I occasionally come across interesting articles, videos, games, photos, or other material on the Internet. I’ll post them here.
At some point, I’ll think about what quality Ricky Gervais has that makes me laugh so much… But for now, just enjoy his latest behavior from the 2009 Golden Globe Awards. (Click through to watch the video.)
On Tuesday night, Jon Stewart grilled former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee on his opposition to gay marriage. Grilled here means “debated with a paradoxical combination of respect and anger for over seven minutes.”
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If you like to give up quickly, ask other people for the answers to questions before thinking, or cheat when no one is looking, you won’t enjoy this game. But if tough puzzles are the challenges by which you can waste away days on end, then look no further than this game.
At Kallow, Caleb and Jordan have chosen 22 product categories (like Digital Camera, Headphones, and even Laptop), researched each – taking into account performance, ease of use, and price – and then listed one recommendation for each category.
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Is learning specific information (facts: dates, names, locations, etc.) as important today for the “Google Generation” as it was before such information was so easily accessible?
It’s almost embarrassing to realize that my most viewed posts from the past versions of my site were silly videos or games – like Papertoss. Although thousands of Lithuanians didn’t fall in love with this particular item, it does represent one of my most heavily trafficked posts.
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I have a system which tracks how many people visit my site and what they look at. This system indicates that over the course of the past couple years – since my site has been inactive – nearly tens of thousands of people (mostly from Lithuania) have been trying to access a game I had on the site in 2005.
As an homage to my past self, who clearly understood what makes a site successful more than my current self – and also as a way for missing file errors to …
Ashish sent me a link to this Civic Literacy Exam:
http://www.americancivicliteracy.org/resources/quiz.aspx
I think it’s a lot better than others I’ve taken. Feel free to post your score in the comments. I got an 85%.
Matt Harding traveled around the world and did a little jig everywhere he went.
It’s like a plate full of positivity.
