Tim is an Instructional Technology Specialist for a large public school district in Northern Virginia, near Washington DC. He has been blogging for four and half years at AssortedStuff.

AssortedStuff

• Clueless
• Patriotic Explosions
• You Look Very Suspicious
• Not In Texas Anymore
• The End? For Now
• Alan November
• Not Very Interactive
• Missing But Not Really
• Stream The Learning
• NECC and not-NECC

Twitter / timstahmer

• timstahmer: The big boss said we could go home early. So I did.
• timstahmer: @shareski You can ask for anything from the airlines but at least in FC they actually listen to the request.
• timstahmer: Hardest job of the day: getting travel reimbursement forms right. The bureaucracy doesn't trust me.
• timstahmer: Back at work, day before ID4. Building and roads are empty.
• timstahmer: Despite all the Twitter crashes during necc (and before and after), I'll give this another try.
• timstahmer: @shareski weird stuff? that's a lot to live up to.
• timstahmer: Ok, so George has inspired me to give Twitter a try and see what I can do with it. Be prepared to be bored. :-)
• timstahmer: Ok, I have a twitter account. What now?

Uploads from assortedstuff

• Window Decor
• Number 5
• Speed 2
• Marker
• Capitol Columns
• Capitol Dome Outside
• Sunlight and Columns
• Washington Monument
• Fireplace
• Smaller Dome

Tim’s Top 10 Tools as at 27 July 2007

1. MacBook Pro - Without a doubt the best, most reliable notebook computer I’ve ever used.

2. Firefox - What else would anyone use?

3. NetNewsWire - While web-based RSS aggregators are good, I prefer a client program for the speed and greater flexibility, and this is the best.

4. ecto - A great tool for composing, editing, and posting to my blog. It has a few bugs but is still much better than even the WordPress interface.

5. WordPress - However, this is still the tool running the show and doing an excellent job of it.

6. Aperture - Fast becoming an indispensable tool for organizing my photo collection along with a pretty good image editor for basic functions.

7. Parallels - For those few times when I absolutely have to use a Windows application

8. Apple Mail - I don’t care much about email so I want a tool that’s simple and does a good job of filtering the spam crap. Mail is it.

9. del.icio.us - This is a great tool for keeping track of both what I find on the web and what others have found.

10. Coda - My new favorite program for building and managing web sites.

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