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Hello World,
My name is Bradley Moore.I'm an application developer
and usability adventurer.
My achievements show off my personal goals.
My resume has details on my professional experience.
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#coldfusion's cfdump style output in #php. yes. you. can.
By Bradley Wayne Moore | Published 1 week ago
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Do you like Coldfusion’s delicious <cfdump> output format but are stuck with the PHPs? Try dBug.
I’ve been using this little dude for over a year now, and absolutely love it.
"Write to be understood, speak to be heard, read to grow…"
Lawrence Clark Powell (via chasingidentity)(via reading-is-fun)
Neat! AddThis just published their 2011 stats on “sharing” across the web.
It looks like you guys have been busy. :)
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What was Kurt like in class as a teacher?
He was passionate, indignant. He wheezed with laughter. He laughed at his own jokes. He was practical. He was shy. He amused himself, during workshops, by doodling. He was kind. He was entertaining. He was smart.
" Kurt Vonnegut at the Writers’ Workshop – a former student remembers what the iconic author was like as a teacher. Related must-read, Kurt Vonnegut: A Life.(via curiositycounts)
JSON Validator
By Bradley Wayne Moore | Published 1 month ago
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This is amazing.
True story.
Mars Rover Opportunity Has Confirmed (Past) Liquid Water On Red Planet!
As NASA scientists put it, this is a “slam dunk” piece of proof that water once flowed on or under the planet’s surface. And this is more than ice, it’s evidence of flowing water, and lots of it. How do they know that?
Gypsum (the white stuff in the vein up there) is a non-metal mineral made up of calcium sulfate. But on Earth it is known to be made up of not only the calcium and the sulfate, but also water (it’s “hydrous”). Moreover, it occurs naturally from the evaporation of massive, mineral-rich lakes or seas. And that means that water must have stood, flowed, pooled, and evaporated at some point on Mars.
Not bad for a rover that was only supposed to last 90 Martian days!
(images above from NASA/JPL, lulz by me)
(via itsfullofstars)
