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Daniel Bassill's Blog – January 2010 Archive (2)
Creative Idea on Ning home page
Have you looked at the Ning home page recently? They have implemented an idea that I've been interested in for many years. I first saw something like this at this Creativity Map web site.
Does anyone know what technology Ning might be using to do this?
Does anyone know what technology Ning might be using to do this?
Added by Daniel Bassill on January 20, 2010 at 5:36pm — No Comments
Update on tragedy in Haiti
One of my fraternity brothers is a doctor who has go to Haiti 14 times in the past 5 years to do medical work. Thus, his connections to people in Haiti are first hand. Here's an email he sent this morning, to update me and others. If you can respond to any of the needs listed please do.
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We were overjoyed to hear that Drs. Merline Milien, Vladimyr Roseau,
and Francise Milien (all Haitian medical students we have worked with for years) are well and… Continue
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We were overjoyed to hear that Drs. Merline Milien, Vladimyr Roseau,
and Francise Milien (all Haitian medical students we have worked with for years) are well and… Continue
Added by Daniel Bassill on January 16, 2010 at 1:30pm — No Comments
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