Family Entertainment it Ain't

Family Entertainment it Ain't Sheesh!  I suppose it was only a matter of time until something like this opened up.

Auditing Classes at MIT

Auditing Classes at MIT The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is making some class notes available on the Internet – starting tomorrow – through their OpenCourseWare program.  Potentially interesting stuff for technical types.

Yer Out! – Or Maybe Not

Yer Out! – Or Maybe Not Newsweek: Umps call foul on electronics. Baseball is using advanced electronics to second-guess its umpires. Guess who’s not happy about it. [MSNBC] Wah, wah, wah!  I can just about hear the umpires whining.  The headline above isn't entirely correct, as baseball is not using this tool as a form [...]

Two of a Kind

Two of a Kind Two quotes to consider: John H. Patterson. “An executive is a person who always decides; sometimes he decides correctly, but he always decides.”  [Quotes of the Day] Theodore Roosevelt. “Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs even though checkered by failure, than to rank with those [...]

Keep on Rolling!

Keep on Rolling! Iowa State keeps on winning, dominating the Nebraska Cornhuskers on the football field today.  Dominating the Huskers.  Wow!  I have to admit I never thought I'd catch myself saying that. But they did dominate, winning 36-14 today.  Iowa State outpassed Nebraska, 220-192 yards.  No real surprise there, (even though 90 of the [...]

Google Advanced Search Operators

Google Advanced Search Operators From Brian Buck via John Robb, this site at Google which explains advanced operators for searches.

Google Search Function Added

Google Search Function Added Thanks to John Robb, I've added a Google search box to this weblog.  You can search either the entire web or just this weblog (specifically, gary.countrykeepers.com).

Inserting Google into Your Weblog

Inserting Google into Your Weblog From John Robb, code to insert a Google search into your weblog.

Teaching

Teaching I found this article from Newsweek on what a retired public school teacher believes is required to fix the problems with public education. The plain truth is we need to return to the method that’s most effective: a teacher in front of a chalkboard and a roomful of willing students. The old way is [...]

RSSDistiller How-To

RSSDistiller How-To Paolo Valdemarin offers this how-to article on using RSSDistiller to aggregate an XML feed from a news source.