It’s pretty late, I go to bed.

Very often during the day lifestreaming is a mere brainstorming. Another way of applying lifestreaming.

In rare cases I will have to look for some older stuff. Because search doesn’t work in the mobile version, I will have to go to the full version or just go into /archive. Both these features are helpful and will give good results. Mobile is the daily tool, though.

Mo night 8pm Golebia 3: Gio, preaching in vacant churches

philosophy needs to be developed for sure. Others must have a chance to respond on the mobile version. I must have a chance to respond again..

The easiest and fastest way to do it.

Sure, I don’t want to hide that I am also working online with the help of a mobile USB stick. That means, comparatively slow speed..

Because of all the students who have slow Internet connection and/or an old notebook. That’s why..

Because of all the students who have extremely slow connection speed and/or an old notebook.

Wapmail posting is faster than anything else that I know. Wap/mobile reading of blogs is faster than anything else that I know. Both together could be the long looked for combination of online content management. [Respond to: be@mm.st]

back to tumblr?
after some looking around?
really?
is it true?

tumblr alternative
WP (http://wp.me/dJZR) seems to be a good alternative to tumblr, although the download time takes a bit longer than tumblr.
Tumblr pros:
.no reply feature
.no distracting graphics - plain and pure

on-line school
Since several weeks I use the tumblr platform as a pretty effective tool for our on-line school/university:
.proof-reading, commenting, and grading of student submissions
.publishing of notes and news
.publishing of course-works
.publishing of outlines
.publishing of parts of essays
.publishing of collections of links