Brian Sullivan
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Re: Engadget's back to school 2012 sweepstakes: win one of 15 gadget-filled bags! - http://www.engadget.com/2012...
Aug 6, 2012
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"Nice stuff."
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Jun 21, 2012
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The tablet with the most apps will be the winner -- is that a fallacy? https://t.co/zYOja1RD
Jan 7, 2012
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Does anyone know what is happening with F1 broadcasts next year on TSN?
Dec 7, 2011
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Nov 9, 2011
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RT @Beatweek: TechCrunch was "over as we know it" the day AOL acquired it. It was always going to end badly. These things always do.
Sep 6, 2011
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When you are immersed in your current life it is hard to comprehend that there could be another life for you out there.
Anybody on Google+ that I am not following? I haven't abandoned FF altogether but certainly spending more time there than here.
https://plus.google.com/1169625... - me on Google +
- Brian Sullivan
If anybody is not on Google+ but wants to be, I have the ability to send invites. Send me a direct message with your email address.
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A dilemma for E-Learning Developers - http://www.coursesbywire.com/blog...
Jul 24, 2011
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Many surveys have shown that adult learners that have daily access to computers enjoy and find more effective E-learning segments delivered in small increments. Our own informal polls indicate that under 15 minutes is an ideal delivery portion. A combination of bite sized chunks of knowledge that fit neatly into small segments of the learner's day seems best from both a learning retention point of view and a learner's positive attitude to the process. We work very hard with subject matter experts to compress delivered segments into usable smaller segments. Regulators in professions that require continuous education for their members (this includes medical professions, real estate professionals and many others) seem to work against this principle though. Their measure of "credits" is based on how long a delivered lesson is -- tending to push developers to make segments longer rather than shorter. Similar content delivered in longer times becomes the driving force. So much so that some...
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News of the World phone-hacking whistleblower found dead - http://m.guardian.co.uk/media...
Jul 18, 2011
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"Hoare first made his claims in a New York Times investigation into the phone-hacking allegations at the News of the World. He told the newspaper that not only did Coulson know of the phone hacking, but that he actively encouraged his staff to intercept the phone calls of celebrities in the pursuit of exclusives."
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"not... suspicious" - really ?
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That was my thought when I read this earlier today.
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Still clinging to FF but Google + is looking more attractive as a replacement.
Groupon's privacy policy changes | TG Daily - http://www.tgdaily.com/securit...
Jul 11, 2011
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"We encourage Groupon Merchants and business partners to adopt and post privacy policies. However, the use of your Personal Information by such parties is governed by the privacy policies of such parties and is not subject to our control," Groupon advises in its new policy. Additionally, if you choose to link your Facebook account with your Groupon account, all of Groupon's third-party partners not only get access to the information you've provided to Groupon, they also get complete access to all your public Facebook information as well."
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Privacy really is dead.
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one needs privacy..only if you up2 no good !!
- Peter Dawson