1. John Johnston

    That was week 2 I think…

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    June 5, 2012
    I love the sense of timelessness that you get after a short while camping, hard to know which day it is. Starting to make some contact with my bunkmates and other folk, some amazing folk here. Still trying to find my minecraft feet. Lots of kindly help. So for week 1 we had to: Watch ...
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  2. Behind Blue Eyes

    Better Late Than Never…Please Forgive Me

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    June 4, 2012
    Greetings from Camp Magic MacGuffin and Bunkhouse 2 (aka Wäscälly Wäbbits)! Sorry I didn’t write home sooner; I started my journey a little behind schedule and got lost along the way. I am happy to report I arrived safe and sound, albeit a little frazzled. I am slowly, but surely, getting up to speed with ...
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  3. Behind Blue Eyes

    Cloudy Canine

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    June 4, 2012
    Cloudy Canine, a photo by chanda0703 on Flickr. You’ve met Duke is previous photo assignments. Here’s Gracie. Cloudy and out of focus. Had to play with the camera a bit, using the fish-eye lens and be quick to beat the focus feature. Took me a while to get it but I had fun trying! TDC148 ...
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  8. Behind Blue Eyes

    Raging Rappahannock River

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    June 3, 2012
    Raging Rappahannock River, a photo by chanda0703 on Flickr. TDC Stone, Water, & Clouds. The Rappahannock River was rushing fast this morning from all the recent rain. Great spot at “the Rock” that shows the bend in the river. Beautiful day, angry river. TDC147
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  11. John Johnston

    Camp Note Saturday 2 June

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    June 2, 2012
    tihs is just a quick note of a couple of things I’ve been doing over the last day or two at camp. Apart from getting killed in the wide game. I’ve added a nice wee plugin to this blog. The google fonts plugin allows you to add a google font. The control panel lets you ...
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  12. Chanda Cowger

    The Shape of 50 Shades

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    June 2, 2012
    From beginning to end, the shape of the first book in the 50 Shades trilogy “Fifty Shades of Grey” is a roller coaster ride. Typical girl meets boy story that doesn’t have a happy ending…yet. I’m currently reading the second book is the series “Fifty Shades Darker” so I’ll report back on if Ana and ...
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  15. Chanda Cowger

    Yep…I think I’m going Crazy, with a capital C

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    June 2, 2012
    Until I signed up for ds106, I thought I was pretty tech savvy. Apparently NOT! I’m still struggling with Twitter and this blogging thing. Now I’m feeling inadequate and stressing about falling behind. Ugh! So now I’m just going to dive head-first and hope there’s not a giant boulder just under the surface. I’m really ...
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  16. Kristina Lucenko

    shaping our stories

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    June 2, 2012
    Kurt Vonnegut’s elements of a good story include (among other elements): time (stuff happens over time, from beginning to end), characters (whose status is determined by a number of factors), space (setting/environment), and action/plot (stuff happens, characters interact, fall in … Continue reading →
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  19. John Johnston

    Letter from camp 1

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    June 1, 2012
    It is a long time since I’ve been camping and this is a very different sort of camp. There are bunk houses, not tents. There are even toilets and sinks, wifi is good. I am setting in but finding it hard to sleep at the same time as everyone else, might be jet lag. There ...
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  20. Mike Berta

    2 out of 3 Ain’t Bad

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    June 1, 2012
    You're welcome for putting this song in your head.Challenge: Complete three Daily Create projects.Challenge accepted. I opted in for:TDC142 - Record an annoying sound.TDC144 - Record yourself saying I Love DS106 ten times.TDC145 - Draw Bugs Bunny ...
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  23. Mike Berta

    What Shape is your Story?

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    May 31, 2012
    I kept wanting to exclaim, "Round is a shape" but in the context of stories, round is not a shape.Phew - Finally a video that is not more than 15 minutesVonnegut's lecture here suggests that formulas exist in stories. Formulas that help you consider an...
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