Roundup for Wednesday July 22, 2009
Hello and thanks for visiting the Lowcountry bloggers Roundup for Wednesday July 22, 2009. Let’s get to it shall we?
Dave Moulton’s Bike Blog has an article about the dangers of cell phone usage and how the US quashed reports on how dangerous it is.
Seacoast Church West Campus blogged about the following items
· Response time
· First Wednesday at Folly Beach
· Parents & students meeting
· Middle schools students
· High school students
· Childrens services
· Womens ministry
Mike over at the BlueION blog talks about his daughter going to an Apple Camp.
“This morning my daughter headed off for day two of Apple Camp. I’m a bit jealous, actually. For three days the kids (recommended ages of 8-12) get hands-on lessons on movie production, music mixing, photo essays and multimedia presentations. And it’s free.
A pretty smart program, as she came home from her first session begging for a Apple computer for her birthday. Hooked already”
Robert over at BlueION Blog talks about the new Microsoft search engine BING and trying to compete with Google.
“The interface is a nice balance between Google’s anti-design and Yahoo’s cluttered home page. I like the more visual experience (shot of the day) as well as the tighter presentation of results, especially the format for image results. Bing was also the first engine to index tweets”
Lisa over at The Phillips Quads blog shares her experiences while going to the doctor the other day. They are preparing to bring FOUR children into this world.
The folks over at Shadow of Diogenes writes about “Some Things That Make Me Shake My Head”
Wheatblog writes an article called Way down in the hole about a book they are reading.
The Column Reloaded writes “Facebook turns five; will the child live?”
Janetlee over at Kittens on the Keyboard took a cool picture of Momma Raccoon and the rest of her babies in her yard. They are so adorable….
The OldController shared a video of The Hyper Chihuahua from YouTube.
The Politics of Jamie Sanderson Blog wrote an article “To be a steelworker in Georgetown”
Francis X Archibald writes Leave gun laws to the states
Heather at Home Ec 101 writes about Broccoli Almond Salad.
James Moffit’s usual haunt is James and Katy Moffitt.