Two Thumbs Up–Frost Transportation
Update: They’re now called Patriot Taxi! And kudos to Justin for picking me up after mixups, twice! I found Frost Transportation: Taxi Cab & Livery Car via a web
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Update: They’re now called Patriot Taxi! And kudos to Justin for picking me up after mixups, twice! I found Frost Transportation: Taxi Cab & Livery Car via a web
Pop quiz! Zombies are fun, and a danger to everyday society. By informing people of their ideal weapon, the entire human race is one step closer to surviving Z-day. So, I’ve said before that I like Zombie games. So, it seemed natural to take this quiz about Zombie fighting weapons. Unfortunately the questions weren’t really… Continue Reading What zombie fighting weapon best suits you?
I don’t really use Facebook, preferring to publish instead here at my website. However, I popped over recently and saw that Facebook recommended I add: Source: Brandon/Facebook That’s just wrong. For one he’s dead. Must because of all the mormons that I know from Utah…(you know I love you!)
Um, I got an email today from the Portola Hotel, of prior fame on my blog. A summer getaway at Portola is always appealing, but even more so when it comes with a great rate. Actually, as I’ve said before, service is even more appealing. I don’t think a low rate will be enough to… Continue Reading Portola Hotel–Left Hand, Right Hand
I was reading a Warcraft blog when, out of nowhere a voice on my computer said, Congratulations you’ve been selected to receive a $1,000 Walmart gift card. Um, ok which browser window said that. By the way I hate web site ads that play music or speak to you–you’re just making me want to ignore… Continue Reading Ok I might be going crazy…
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Pop quiz! If you found yourself in a horror movie, would you survive, or would you be one of the bloody victims. Find out if you know to make it through to the closing credits of a horror movie alive! I took this quiz recently, it had questions like: You are home alone and hear… Continue Reading Would You Survive a Horror Movie?
Hi all, I just updated the underlying blog infrastructure. So here’s an update to my original post about The Technical Details. WordPress 2.8.2 (blog software) iNove theme (currently on version 1.4.5) Akismet and ReCaptcha (reduces comment spam) WordPress Stats (links into WordPress.com stat system) Google Analytics (enables Google Analytics sitewide) WordPress Vitals (shows the cute… Continue Reading Blog Updates
That phrase means a lot to Berkeley alums. As most of you that read my site know, I received my degrees in mechanical engineering from UC Berkeley. Recently, Erik Tarloff posted an article to the Atlantic website decrying “UCB RIP.” I’m torn, Erik might be right is his opinion that the days of Cal might… Continue Reading Go Bears!
I recently read this TechCrunch article about how AT&T Is A Big, Steaming Heap Of Failure. Update: I’ve been experiencing lots of dropped calls, voice mails that arrive even though the phone never rang, and so on. (I actually wrote this post almost a week ago, but scheduled it to be published today. Maybe AT&T… Continue Reading Thoughts About My iPhone and AT&T
Brandon Muramatsu builds connections at the intersection of learning, technology, innovation and scale. He leads the design, management, funding and implementation of local, national and international strategic education initiatives. His work focuses on online and digital learning to improve teaching and learning with a focus on open education. He has led projects that developed learning technologies and education technologies, curriculum and courses, open education / open educational resources and educational digital libraries over the last 30+ years. His work has a focus on engineering and STEM education, both nationally and internationally, and at all education levels.
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