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February 18, 2008

Accessibility makes it to the Super Bowl ad frenzy

Here’s a great ad. Click it to start. PS. You don’t need to adjust the audio on your computer.

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February 9, 2008

Lost and found in SF

Thursday night I was wandering around SF with a friend who was in town for a training (she was born and raised in SF, but has been in NC for almost 20 years). After going up Coit Tower (neither of us had before!), we wandered up the curvy part of Lombard Street on our way to a restaurant (Alive on...

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January 20, 2008

Drive 55! Save gas and fight global climate change

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January 20, 2008

Please don’t use Internet Explorer

It’s not just that it’s by Micro$oft. It’s that it’s not standards compliant. A little bit of history: When the web first started to use browsers (Netscape, Internet Explorer, etc.), folks weren’t quite sure how to write the code so it would display “correctly” on every browser. Slowly, standards were developed, with the goal of writing HTML and other web...

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January 19, 2008

A great article on Peace by an old friend

I’m helping to organize my Berkeley High 30th year reunion this fall, and in the process am catching up with some old friends as well as making some new ones (BHS was–and still is–a big school, you didn’t know everyone). Joey Yovino-Young wrote a great piece in the Berkeley Daily Planet that I’d recommend: In the Beginning is the Word.

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January 8, 2008

A web site you can track your cars MPG and compare it to others.

GasSavers.org is kind of a cool web site. You can record your gas mileage there (you enter the date, amount of gas, and miles drive), and compare to others who have a car similar to yours. But beware, lots of the folks there are “hypermiling: using all sorts of driving techniques and physical modifications to their car to get better...

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August 14, 2007

I’m home!!!

I’m home, it’s midnight, and I have an 8:30 meeting tomorrow (today!) morning, so I’m off to bed. I’ll write more about my last couple days soon.

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August 12, 2007

Sleeping in Seattle

Well, I arrived in Seattle on Friday evening. I stayed with Bob and his wonderful fiancee Etsuko. Saturday Bob had to work (ah, the joys of owning your own business), and I slept the morning away. When I finally got up I hung out in a local cafe, Java Jazz, and caught up on emails and some ShopInBerkeley new pages...

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August 10, 2007

Too tired in Spokane.

Today I drove a bit over 500 miles, and made it to Spokane Valley (just east of Spokane), WA. Winnett, MT was fun, I’ll write more and post some photos tomorrow (or, I guess it’s “later today” now).

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August 8, 2007

Into North Dakota

I made it across the Mississippi today! Guess that means I’m in “the West.” I crossed the Big Muddy where it isn’t so big, nor so muddy, in Brainerd, MN. If memory serves me right, Brainerd is the city where Marge Gunderson is from in the movie Fargo. Well, put a physics teacher behind the wheel of a car for...

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RSS Nor Cal/Nev AAPT

  • Spring Meeting at Sierra College April 13, 2024 November 27, 2023 David Marasco
  • Contra Costa College Maps October 29, 2023 David Marasco
  • Fall 2023 Meeting – Nov 3/4 at Contra Costa College October 3, 2023 David Marasco
  • Distance learning/make-up labs for AMTA Mechanics ‘Paradigm labs’
    • Buggy lab teacher notes
    • Cart on Ramp videos for home labs: Teacher notes
      • Non-constant velocity: A cart on a ramp
    • Acceleration as a function of mass and force: Distance learning video labs; Teacher notes
      • Lab videos: Developing a relationship between acceleration and mass or force
    • Calculating a spring constant: Distance learning video labs; Teacher notes
      • Analyzing energy in a spring
  • Calculating the spring constant in a cart

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