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1.  This moment was fantastic.
2.  This is precisely how I feel about the fact that the sales team wants to fly me to Laguna Beach this week but my schedule absolutely will not accommodate. 

1.  This moment was fantastic.

2.  This is precisely how I feel about the fact that the sales team wants to fly me to Laguna Beach this week but my schedule absolutely will not accommodate. 

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gjmueller:

What Is Web 3.0 And How Will It Change Education?

This new table built by Dr. John Moravec details the evolving way we’re all learning, trying out technology, and growing as a community. Essentially, we’ll reach a new state of web skills when we reinvent technology tools to better enhance our personal learning. We’ll be at 3.0 when schools are everywhere and not viewed as daycare.
Do you agree with the descriptions in this table? What is being left out of the web 3.0 discussion right now? How long will it take to reach this new level of supposed understanding? Will we ever actually make it?

gjmueller:

What Is Web 3.0 And How Will It Change Education?

This new table built by Dr. John Moravec details the evolving way we’re all learning, trying out technology, and growing as a community. Essentially, we’ll reach a new state of web skills when we reinvent technology tools to better enhance our personal learning. We’ll be at 3.0 when schools are everywhere and not viewed as daycare.

Do you agree with the descriptions in this table? What is being left out of the web 3.0 discussion right now? How long will it take to reach this new level of supposed understanding? Will we ever actually make it?

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Facebook is the living dead: the most popular, least relevant social network where teenagers and adults alike gather out of fear of missing out on things that don’t even make them happy. By

Amanda Hess, Teenagers Hate Facebook, but They’re Not Logging Off

Hess cites new Pew Study, Teens, Social Media, and Privacy by Mary Madden, Amanda Lenhart, Sandra Cortesi, Urs Gasser, Maeve Duggan, Aaron Smith. Facebook has become a social obligation, and has been colonized by disapproving, ever vigilant adults.

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wethreebeeks:

Little update here…The girls are doing outstandingly well, especially considering how many swarms we’ve had. All the swarm hives are doing either well or REALLY well, and the mother hives they came from are kicking ass. 

Here’s some updates related to the photos in this post.

There’s one hive that’s really tall AND on a hill, and it dwarfs Jill. That hive (Francine) alone should give is 3 supers of honey.

Lots of honey hanging out in the hives. We’re planning an extraction this weekend and I’m sort of expecting a lot of honey. Certainly more than last year’s harvests combined. We’ll see…

And that last photo is from the tiniest swarm ever. Assuming it came from our hives, thats number 10 from our girls this year (and either way it’s the 10th we’ve seen and dealt with in some manner). It fit inside a small plastic cup and we ended up giving it to our friend and fellow beekeeper Jared Fulton who happened to have a queenless hive. 

(See captions for a small amount of additional info)

-cary