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Posthuman Blues: Have cube, will travel
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Health care town hall forum has become house of horrors …
Health care town hall forum has become house of horrors. By Gary Schwitzer on August 2, 2009 9:10 AM | No Comments. We can’t talk to each other any more
Pissed Off: Unaccountable Education Mayor
(This bear has better living conditions than some NYC students have learning conditions–thank you Mr. Education Mayor.) What happened the the education Mayor’s promise to get rid of all trailer classrooms? …
Thrasymachus: Diet
I thought that it was one of the best researched ‘popular’ science books that I had ever come across. The basic advice was that carbohydrate drives insulin drives fat. So I kicked out most carbohydrates from my diet.
The Turner Report: The cultural education of Luann Ridgeway
That process is made easier by the helpful lobbyists who are willing to foot the bill for her education .
International Education Statistics: Global Education Digest 2009
The UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) has published the 2009 edition of its annual Global Education Digest. The GED presents the latest statistics on pre-primary, primary, secondary and tertiary education , education finance, …
Notes From The UndergroundBastard: bolivia bans circus animals
Citing widespread animal abuse by underpaid and undertrained circus employees, the Bolivian government became the first on the planet to ban circus animals both wild and domestic.
The Poor Mouth: Photo Hunt – Entertainment
Photo Hunt – Entertainment . The theme for this week’s Photo Hunt is entertainment . In the absence of new photos here are some concert photos of my favourite musician Robyn Hitchcock …
Virginia Glee Club: the musical comedy years (Jarrett House North)
Yeah, the Glee Club did some of their “musical comedy ” in blackface. I guess this isn’t surprising in a group doing musical comedy in the South in the early 20th century, but it’s still sobering to realize that the Glee Club really was …