case study

Here in Missour-ah, the price of gas has gone up somewhat in the last few days, but there's been nothing quite like the Great Gas Crisis that I hear is occurring in Nashville right now.

I just made my first-ever donation to a politician.

I've helped on campaigns before, mainly at the local level. I've donated time, insight and expertise. But I never wrote a check before.

In the world of blogs you can measure how many folks are linking to your site, how long the average reader is on your site, how many times everything on your site gets clicked, how many unique visitors come to your site in a day or month or year or decade, how many pages load in a day or month or...you get the idea.  There’s a lot that can be measured.  But how useful is any of it?

You can measure just about everything about a blog: unique visitors, length of visit, incoming links, page views and on and on.  But what f you need to measure influence? How do you do that?  I’m trying with a little formula I made up.

Dan from Xark! discusses Obama’s executive skill:

This is another one from the archives, I wrote it five years ago at Wheaton College, after the Class Films…

Podcasting across the Web 2.0 Frontier:

Today are the final exams for my classes. I already took the pharmacology test. It was basically a patient case study (complicated, of course). I had to answer several essay questions. What medications would I prescribe? Why? What meds would I take him off of? Why? Etc. etc. etc...It took three hours.

Economic and Community Development Commissioner Matt Kisber recognized McMinnville, Tennessee for its participation in a case study by Google on its Cities in 3D Web site.

Things I Would Rather Be Doing Today:

Hiking
Walking around a park
Reading a good book outside -- enjoying the sunshine!
Shopping
Baking
Spending time with my boyfriend (If I had one). I'm convinced he'll knock on my door any day now. That's how it all happens, right?
Going to the Frist (wanna see the Monet dealie they've got going now)