Well new find yesterday is Pandora which is a jukebox in which you enter artist you like it and finds music you might like.
Anyway has quite varied artist lists you can also have a favourites list etc anyway good way of finding different artists..
http://www.pandora.com
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Well same day after I posted my views of Graham Attwells blog entry something caught my eye on local news site
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DAD HORRIFIED BY PLAYGROUND PORN BY LYNDSAY EMMETT
10:30 - 05 December 2005 Schoolchildren are using mobile phones to swap porn in the playground, the Leicester Mercury can reveal.
Education bosses and [...]
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Graham Attwell on his blog (http://www.knownet.com/writing/weblogs/Graham_Attwell/entries/2642167052 he had post about filtering in schools and the fact that some schools filter social engineering sites such as blogs.
The place I work at we don’t block blogs as rule there are some sites which we do block inside of school times such piczo.com as we had spate [...]
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http://www.edugeek.net/index.php?name=Blogs&mode=display&id=16
The Knowledge Exchange was announced recently by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, Germany), Danmark’s Elektroniske Fag-og Forskningsbibliotek (DEF), JISC and SURF Foundation to create pan-European initiative.
Now while I have no inside knowledge on this few thing strikes me there mission according to JISC press release is:-
“Mission
• support the innovative development and use of Information and [...]
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Well it has all been go here at EduGeek we have created columns area which has already started to be a big success. But we also lots more exciting stuff on the way one of the things we are currently planning is very exciting and all I will say at moment is one member is [...]
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