Friday Varia and Quick Hits

Good morning on a grey, brisk, fall like morning in North Dakotaland. Some odds and ends on an otherwise anchoritical Friday morning.

• For people interested in the massive and important Soda versus Pop debate, this map might make things more clear.

• More evidence that the spatial turn is upon us.

• This is crazy.

• This kind of study could really articulate the growing disjunction between our methods and the priorities for allocating resources for historical research.

• I love these shotgun style houses.

• Using Twitter in (and out of) the classroom at Emory.

• Does anyone out there use Tomboy for note taking? I’m trying to find a PC version of nvALT.

• Don’t Fear the Internet.

• Shawn Marsh brought it today and I never really appreciated Michael Hussey (and I am bit jarred to see that he was moved the to 6 as a result of Marsh’s promotion to the 3), but lately, I’m a convert.

• Banner day at Teaching Thursday yesterday. It’s the first time in years that Teaching Thursday had more page views that my blog.

• The last Crown Victoria.

• What I’m reading: P. Hutchings, M. T. Huber, and A. Ciccone, Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Reconsidered. (2011)

• What I am listening to: Culture, Two Sevens Clash; Buju Banton, Inna Heights.

Have a great weekend.