March 2012
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Mar 1st
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February 2012
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Feb 29th
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NPR now commits itself to avoiding the worst... →
wilwheaton: It says to itself that a report characterized by false balance is a false report. It introduces a new and potentially powerful concept of fairness: being “fair to the truth.” My verdict: Bravo, NPR. NPR commits itself as an organization to avoid the worst excesses of “he said, she said” journalism. It says to itself that a report characterized by false balance is a false report. It...
Feb 29th
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Feb 29th
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Feb 29th
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Feb 29th
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Swipe, Tap, Flick and . . . Read? Research on... →
mcnallykids: The news media and blogosphere were abuzz last month with the news that Apple is “reinventing the textbook” through the introduction of digital textbooks available for the iPad. With the announcement has come a myriad of opinions and speculations regarding the possible repercussions of Apple’s textbook reinvention for schools and for children’s learning. Many celebrate the...
Feb 28th
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Feb 28th
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Feb 28th
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“Across the U.S., the average weekly pay for live-in nannies, according to INA,...”
– Find A Nanny - Nanny.com ::Edited to add commentary I didn’t get around to adding before my queue posted. =D:: Anyway, for Pittsburgh, that’s not a bad salary for a single girl just out of college. On the low end, of $410 ($410 a week*52 weeks a year=$21320 a year), it’s...
Feb 26th
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French Dinnerware
Me: I wouldn't put those plates in the dishwasher.
Mom: Check them and see.
Me: Can't.
Mom: Why?
Me: They're from France, the back is in French.
Feb 25th
Klutz!
Me: ::trips::
Mom: Why don't you move those shoes since you just tripped over them?
Me: I didn't trip on them, I tripped on my feet.
Mom: Move them anyway.
Feb 24th
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Feb 24th
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Feb 23rd
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Alan Moore on culture and responsibility
chrisroberson: “I think our mistake has been thinking, in the 20th and 21st century, of the big cultural providers, like television or Hollywood, as culture. They’re not. They’re commercial entities which may occasionally or accidentally produce culture. But, they’re not culture. We are culture. Just ordinary people, what they do. You’ve only got to look at all sorts of areas around the...
Feb 23rd
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Feb 23rd
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Feb 23rd
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Feb 22nd
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Feb 22nd
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