As the News does tell us: “Meanwhile, City Controller Bill Thompson challenged Bloomberg to an education debate, hammering him for the third day on one of the mayor’s signature campaign issues.
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The Neighborhood Retail Alliance: Failing to Get an Education
Ideas in Education · Concept Note: New India Policy Foundation (Part 4) · Concept Note: New India Policy Foundation (Part 3) · Concept Note: New India Policy Foundation (Part 2) · Concept Note: New India Policy Foundation …
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Ideas in Education
If this blog were a paid gig, I’d be headed off to Houston to attend the Texas Forensic Science Commission meeting first thing tomorrow morning, but after hemming and hawing over the cost I think I have to pass. …
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Grits for Breakfast: Forensic Science Commission to review …
EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW AGAIN: “Basic sex education teaches us that the so-called ‘pull-out’ method is an unreliable and risky method of contraception. But a new study suggests that, in terms of pregnancy prevention, withdrawal works just …
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The only problem is that surely reality programs draws resources away from worthwhile drama, comedy , and other creativity in TV. I mean, with the demise of Scrubs, there is not a sitcom worth watching. (Maybe 30 Rock, which I have never …
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Opinion Dominion: Reality fat, and comedy woes
Entry form and images postmarked by Feb 12 for Early Bird or Feb 26, 2010 for regular entry; are to be sent to Show Secretary, Focus on Fibre Art Association, 6309 – 90 Ave., Edmonton AB T6B 0P1. Late entries will not be accepted. …
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Fiber Art Calls for Entry: Focus on Fibre Arts 2010
In part, I’ll be curious to see how one “adapts” such a complex, interwoven narrative, involving such a massive number of characters/players/participants or what exactly would get “represented” in a film narrative about a game. …
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The Chutry Experiment » Games into Film
Leonard Jacobs at The Clyde Fitch Report bestows honor and queries upon Michael Kaiser’s latest essay in the Huffington Post, exploring ”Why the arts don’t pay for themselves.” Jacobs answers his first question quite ably — the arts …
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Broad strokes about the arts business – The Artful Manager