March 2008
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Mar 31st
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Homeschooling
“Homeschooling sucks! Children have to learn to socialize, and they have to do it in a public school! Where else will children learn to lie, steal, cheat, master groupthink, indulge in unprotected sex, torment those weaker than themselves, and grovel to their social superiors - all skills vital in modern society, and skills the schools excel at teaching. No Child Left Behind, I say! ...
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“It’s ten past two in the morning, and I’m completely wired, caught up in the new...”
– Warren Ellis via Blackbeltjones/Work: » “Faster than the speed of anyone”
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0300.TV - CHILE: 1997-2007 OBRAS PÚBLICAS. More here. Via edgargonzalez.com
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VBS PRESENTS - Miranda July: How to Make a Button - VBS.TV
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“Make no little plans. They have no magic to stir men’s blood and probably...”
– Daniel Burnham
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“Technology is beginning to assail the underlying concepts of our educational...”
– I, Cringely . The Pulpit . War of the Worlds | PBS
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“I really like what I call logarithmic time planning, in which events that are...”
– One of many gems from Ed Boyden’s How to Think
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“mature organizations capable of innovating on a routine basis share two key...”
– metacool: Want an innovative culture? Status differences blow
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El neocriollo
“The form was completely naked; his trunk and abdomen were transparent as illuminated with X rays and the subtle design of his organs could be easily seen; he stood on one of his huge legs and bent the other […] his head was surrounded by a radiant mist, his phosphorescent eyes revolved like spots placed on the extreme of two huge anthers; his mouth was a saxophone and his ears were...
Mar 13th
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“As an architect, I’m a rarity among university presidents, and I’ve often wondered why. Architecture is the ideal background for my job for reasons that are both philosophical and practical — very practical. “That’s because architecture offers one of the last Renaissance educations available. At its best, it strikes just the right balance between art and science,...
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This Is Just To Say I have eaten the plums that were in the icebox and which you were probably saving for breakfast. Forgive me they were delicious so sweet and so cold. -William Carlos Williams
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