Dancing Monkey Mania

• 'Einstein's Mistakes: The Human Failings of Genius' by Hans C. Ohanian – Los Angeles Times
  Not sure if I can read another Einstein book soon, but this looks like a good candidate for the next one…
  (tags: cosmolinks books albert_einstein science mathematics)
• Emily Dickinson's secret lover. – By Christopher Benfey – Slate Magazine
  Interesting… and strange.
  (tags: cosmolinks writers emily_dickinson poets)
• Where can Republicans threaten to move if Obama wins? – By Chris Wilson – Slate Magazine
  Australia? Really?
  (tags: linklog politics)
• CCK08: Reflection for Week 5: Part 3 « Memeospheric Pressure
  Thinking about meditation, practice, reading/writing…
  (tags: mycomments)
• Borderland » Blog Archive » Battleground
  Even in the best scenario, *we* are still stuck with Palin
  (tags: mycomments)
• The Billions of Things I Didn’t Learn in School
  trying to make sense of a trillion dollars… wow.
  (tags: MyComments)
• How fast should the connections be firing? « Jenny Connected?
  Finding balance in blogging (and other practices in the social network age), slow and fast…
  (tags: mycomments)
• Confessions of an Aca/Fan: Why Universities Shouldn't Create "Something like YouTube" (Part One)
  Is MIT's use of a Creative Commons license for OCW materials really a "timid and conservative legal approach" preventing people from "meaningfully" reproducing their materials?
  (tags: mycomments)
• Rich Internet Applications from the Center for Language Education And Research (CLEAR) at Michigan State University
  Online programs for recording, uploading, mixing, and interacting. Free!
  (tags: linklog audio edtech language)
• Identity, Avatars, and Future of Humanity | Intrepid Teacher
  Interesting thoughts on avatars (generally static ones) and their relationship to "self" in communities and networks
  (tags: linklog avatar community self)

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