We got delicioused, for the Basic Concepts Post, and wow, scores of links and (I hope) new readers. Some of the referrals [UPDATED]:
- Del.icio.us
- Geek Dad at Wired
- Unbridled learning
- Andy's classes
- Farm School
- A Small Speck
- A Garden of Varied Delights
- the Daily Irrelevant
- Clipmarks
- ABQNews
- Frédéric Boulanger's Journal
- A Lone Tree Green Meadow
- Thinking as a Hobby
- Masson's Blog
- Rational Homeschooling
- You Are Wrong
- Trash Bin
- Jon Lowder (with the best Latin tag: Stultus est sicut stultus facit, quoting the famous Roman philosopher, Forrestus Gumpius, a Stoic, I believe)
- Reportr.net
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