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No Child Left Behind 07/01/2004 10:23 PM

In an act of generosity, PC manufacturer Gateway is donating several thousand computers to the Wichita Public School District. All of the computers will come with everything ready to go including software and asset tags for inventory needs. The computer products being provided include Gateway(R) 450 series laptops, all-in-one Profile 5s, M275 Tablet PCs, and E-Series desktops.




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No Child Left Behind has teachers
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No Child Left Behind has teachers
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USATODAY.com - At first, Lily Eskelsen's sparkling alto lends her the air of a latter-day Joan Baez.

States fight No Child Left Behind,
calling it intrusive (USATODAY.com)


States fight No Child Left Behind,
calling it intrusive (USATODAY.com)
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USATODAY.com - Two years after President Bush signed his far-reaching education reform law, lawmakers in Virginia, Utah and seven other states are taking steps to opt out or block using state funds for No Child Left Behind, calling the law an intrusion on local control.

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Authors Turn to Lulu.com To Publish Book
Attacking No Child Left Behind Act In
Time For Election
08/23/2004 02:48 AM
The Seattle-based father and daughter publishing team of Beth and Ross Yockey wanted to make sure their satire of the Bush Administration’s education policy, "Strictly for the Birds: an Allegory of Political Folly," was published in time for the election in November. That urgency led them to turn from traditional publishers to Lulu.com (www.Lulu.com), a rapidly growing on demand publishing tool for books and ebooks. [PRWEB Aug 23, 2004]

" A belief that we are connected as one
people. If there’s a child on the south
side of Chicago who can’t read, that
matters to me, even if it’s not my
child. If there’s a senior citizen
somewhere who can’t pay for her
prescription and has to choose..."


" A belief that we are connected as one
people. If there’s a child on the south
side of Chicago who can’t read, that
matters to me, even if it’s not my
child. If there’s a senior citizen
somewhere who can’t pay for her
prescription and has to choose..."
07/29/2004 01:02 AM

What's Left?


What's Left? 06/09/2004 07:19 PM
"If Steve is willing to toss AirTunes and new G5's out there so casually just three weeks before his biggest Keynote of the year, then you'd better believe that he's got some even better sutff up his sleeve." By MacMove.com (via MyAppleMenu)

And if you look to your left


And if you look to your left 05/14/2004 01:26 PM
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You know you've left the top 1% when....


You know you've left the top 1% when.... 03/22/2005 03:24 PM
I am in the process of selling my house.  It's a very big house (with lots and lots of amenities), clearly something that appeals to high income people.  The good thing is that it will make it possible for us to get rid of our mortgage.  This is particularly great since interest rates are about to go through the roof  (which will tank the market for the next 5 years).  The bad thing is that upper incomes growing at a 15%-20% annual rate (which is paralleled by income stagnation for everyone else).  This means that a house like this will clearly be worth several times what it is today in 10 to 15 years. 

What they left behind


What they left behind 01/27/2004 10:58 PM
What they left behind: "Craig Williams, a curator at the New York State Museum, drove four hours to visit Willard Psychiatric Center in the spring of 1995. The complex, located 65 miles southwest of Syracuse, was about to shut down after more than 100 years ... a staffer suggested he check out the attic of an abandoned building, and that's when he found 400 suitcases covered by decades of dust and pigeon droppings"

When left is right


When left is right 03/23/2005 05:33 PM
From the Terri Schiavo case to expanded government powers in the war on terrorism, conservative libertarians are paling around an awful lot these days with the political left.

Left Behind deconstructed


Left Behind deconstructed 12/14/2003 09:51 PM
"Left Behind" is an immensely popular science fiction series about the sinners left behind on earth after good Christians are swept up in the rapture. Over at Slacktivist, a blogger has been dissecting the book in two- and three-page chunks, tearing apart the assumptions, fallacies and curiously compelling heresies in the story.

Charlie Stross and I just finished "Appeals Court," the sequel to Jury Service, which Argosy magazine will publish bound together in January, in a fix-up novel called "Rapture of the Nerds." "Appeals Court" is, in part, a response to "Left Behind": a story about a world where the only hominids who haven't ascended to the post-human cloudmind are reactionaries, missionaries, and religious fundamentalists.

Here's a little chunk of "Appeals Court," so you can see what I mean:

The ant-colony has taken the entire Atlantic coast of the US, has marched on Georgia and west to the Mississippi. It is an anarchist colony, whose females lay eggs without regard for any notional Queen, and it has entered its eighth year of life, which is middle-aged for a normal colony, but may be just the beginning for the Hypercolony.

The God-botherers have no treaty with the ants, but have come to view them as another proof of the impending end of the world. Anything that is not contained in chink-free, seamless plastic and rock is riddled in ant-tunnels within hours. They've learned to establish airtight seals around their homes and workplaces, to subject themselves to stinging insecticide showers before clearing a vestibule, to listen for the tupperware burp whenever they seal their children in their space-suits and send them off to Bible classes.

The ants have eaten their way through most of the nematode species beneath the soil, compromised all but the most plasticized root-systems of the sickening flora (the gasoline refining forests are curiously symbiotic with the colony -- anarchist supercolonies like living cheek-by-mouth-part with a lot of hydocarbons). They've eaten the bee-hives and wasp-nests, and they've laid waste to any comestible not tinned and sealed, leaving the limping Americans with naught but a few billion tons of processed food to eat before their supply bottoms out.

The American continent is a fairy tale that the cloudmind tells itself whenever it doubts its collective decision to abandon humanity. The left-behinds there spent their lives waiting for an opportunity to pick up a megaphone and organize crews with long poles to go digging through the ruins of civilization for tinned goods. Presented with their opportunity in the aftermath of the Geek Rapture, they are happy as evangelical pigs in shit -- plenty to rail against, plenty of fossil fuel, plenty of firearms.

What more could they possibly need?

and here's Slacktivist on "Left Behind":
The first words of Left Behind are "Rayford Steele," the protagonist's name.

It sounds like a porn star's name -- and in a sense it is. The Left Behind series is dispensational porno, but it's more than that. One of the most disturbing things about this book is the way LaHaye and Jenkins portray men, women and the relationships between them.

Note that Tim LaHaye's wife is something of a professional misogynist. She runs the 500,000-member "Concerned Women for America" -- jokingly referred to by its critics as "Ladies Against Women." For years, while Beverly LaHaye's husband pastored a church in San Diego, Mrs. L. spent most of her time 3,000 miles away, in Washington, D.C., running a large organization committed to, among other things, telling women they should stay at home and sacrifice their careers for their husbands. She is not an ironic woman and doesn't seem to find any of this inconsistent. (Nor, as I found out firsthand, does she appreciate jokes about the Freudian implications of the view from her L'Enfante Plaza office window. Sometimes the Washington Monument is just a cigar.)

Link (Thanks, Kathryn!)

Reality left behind


Reality left behind 08/31/2004 10:21 PM
After a lot of war talk last night, the Republicans are getting back to the "compassionate conservatism" theme -- a clever and probably necessary strategy for Bush two months from Election Day when more Americans think his opponent understands people like them. Helping to make Bush's case: Education Secretary Rod Paige. (You may remember Paige's outrageous comments earlier this year likening the nation's largest teachers union to a "terrorist organization.")

"Lean Left"


"Lean Left" 07/19/2004 08:24 PM

"The ghost of the left"


"The ghost of the left" 08/10/2004 08:41 AM
Not willing to take any chances on losing the presidential race, Democrats in Pennsylvania file lawsuits against Ralph Nader.

The bin Ladens who left


The bin Ladens who left 07/22/2004 12:53 PM

No Samoyed Left Behind


No Samoyed Left Behind 04/02/2005 03:58 PM

Alex and I are working out way up the East Coast now with a new companion:  a 9-month-old Samoyed puppy named "Sammy".  He wore out his welcome with a family in Norfolk, Virginia and is coming to Boston under my "No Samoyed Left Behind" initiative.  Samoyeds are unpopular for fairly good reasons.  Most people who want a big dog want one that will be aggressive and attack other humans.  Hence the Top 10 American Kennel Club breed registristrations include German Shepherds, Rottweilers, etc. (Pit Bulls are not an AKC breed.)  A second category of popular big dog is the obedience champ, e.g., Labs and Goldens.  These breeds are smart and make an owner feel good by hanging on his every word.  The Arctic breeds are big and smart (as measured by their ability to solve puzzles that reward them with things that they like, e.g., food) but they don't see any particular reason to listen to most humans and they aren't interested in attacking humans.  Samoyeds are easily bored.  Especially when young they seem to need constant companionship and entertainment, either from a person or another dog.  If they get bored they find ways to entertain themselves.  Unfortunately what is entertaining to a Samoyed usually is not entertaining to his or her owner.  Digging and chewing are popular pastimes as is destroying the rugs and furniture.

Sammy was living with a family in Norfolk.  It sounded like an ideal environment with a stay-at-home wife and kids aged 6 and 3 plus a backyard with pool.  Sammy, however, wanted to wrestle with the kids non-stop and they were really too young and small to deliver the required pounding to 45 lbs. of solid puppy muscle.  The wife had her hands full with the kids.  So Sammy was left alone in the backyard and would dig ("they did in the winter to keep warm; they dig in the summer to keep cool; they dig in the fall and spring to keep in practice" George's breeder used to say).  He was sent to sleep-away obedience camp for two weeks and came back with a good report and knowledge of some commands, though not necessarily a lot of interest in obeying them.

So... now he is coming up to New England where I am going to let Alex wear him out for a month or two and then find him a home either in the suburbs where there is a big fenced yard and some other dogs or in the city with someone who works at home and can keep the dog with him or her at all times for mutual companionship.  No Samoyed should live in the South and no Samoyed should be left behind...

[The question of naming arises.  I like "Ralph" better than "Sammy".  And there is a terrier in Manhattan named "Sizzler" whose name could be well applied to this little bundle of energy.  Any other ideas?]


What ranking do I get - left out?


What ranking do I get - left out? 05/15/2004 09:39 PM

The Gillmor Gang. Thanks to the fine production efforts of IT Conversations' Doug Kaye, the first Gillmor Gang is now available via Windows Media, MP3, and RSS enclosures, with a transcript soon to follow. This week's Gang includes Jon Udell, Doc Searls, Dana Gardner, and Michael Vizard. I hope you'll enjoy this and future episodes as much as we enjoyed doing it. [Steve Gillmor's Blogosphere]

Dam!  I not only didn't make it into the most listened to, most cared about or even - care about at all list.  I'm not even on any list - 'cept for this little mention:

ITC Check In, February 23, 2004
Searls,Cone,Canter
[runtime: 00:20:33, 4.7 mb, recorded 2004-02-23]

I guess I just don't rate.

:-)

 


UK left on the grid?


UK left on the grid? 04/06/2005 01:50 PM
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Back and to the Left


Back and to the Left 11/10/2003 11:24 PM
"Back and to the Left" is a "scratch-video" composition produced by a Canadian video artist. It makes very witty use of classic film footage and a catchy tune to create an audiovisual composition. Link

"What's Wrong with the Left"


"What's Wrong with the Left" 06/03/2004 12:52 AM

No Consultant Left Behind


No Consultant Left Behind 02/05/2005 09:57 PM
Business book authors don`t necessarily write at the level of their peers.

"Talk Left"


"Talk Left" 05/22/2004 02:19 AM

PC left without a sausage


PC left without a sausage 12/30/2003 09:57 PM
Scotsman Online Dec 30 2003 8:47PM ET

iMac G3 left behind


iMac G3 left behind 03/19/2003 10:24 PM
"We'll be back soon," read a note on Apple's online stores this morning. And when they were, the original CRT iMac G3 was left behind. "In a major move in to the consumer market, Apple Computer, Inc. today unveiled iMac--the "Internet-age computer for the rest of us." iMac features a striking design, easy Internet access and Pentium-toasting PowerPC G3 performance for $1299," read a press release from Apple on May 6, 1998, as noted by MacDailyNews. The...

Techies Left Behind


Techies Left Behind 01/16/2004 12:59 PM
Te chies Left Behind James Pace Jr. used to work as a steamfitter in a General Electric plant in Bridgeport. That was back in the early '70s, when the grapevine was alive with warnings: These jobs are going overseas. Go back to school. There's no future here. Pace left the plant, enrolled in computer school, studied information technology and never looked back. That is, not until 23 years later, on the day he was told his $100,000-a-year job as an IT (information technology) consultant had been sent to India

Left the nest


Left the nest 01/22/2004 02:32 AM

Rover's stunning image of lander. Nasa's Mars Rover Spirit has delivered its first data on the minerals present in the soil of the Red Planet. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition]


How long do you have left?


How long do you have left? 08/22/2004 09:37 AM
Chicago Tribune Aug 22 2004 12:26PM GMT

PCs certain, Left no problem


PCs certain, Left no problem 05/29/2004 06:16 PM
Calcutta Telegraph May 29 2004 9:57PM GMT

Bush Says He Sorry Tenet Left CIA


Bush Says He Sorry Tenet Left CIA 06/05/2004 10:18 AM
Reuters via Wired News Jun 5 2004 1:44PM GMT

Corporate India in Left tax net


Corporate India in Left tax net 02/01/2005 09:22 PM
The Statesman Feb 1 2005 9:13PM GMT

Components Left by MOM Uninstall


Components Left by MOM Uninstall 08/21/2004 10:48 AM

The Barrel Has Some Fish Left


The Barrel Has Some Fish Left 03/23/2005 04:57 AM
Nine years ago, the web didn't look that different....

calls the new extremists of the left


calls the new extremists of the left 07/01/2004 05:38 AM
he argues that Bush is not a liar .. we should all be more MODERATE .. begs

nytimes.com/2004/06/30/opinion/30KRIS.html
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Exercise left for the student


Exercise left for the student 12/09/2003 02:30 PM

Roy Fielding: Getting two components to communicate is a trivial process that can be accomplished using any number of toolkits (including the libwww ones).

It is fun seeing one of the primary authors of the HTTP spec lecture one of the original designers of a key portion of what is the dominant web browser on the internet as to what exactly is and what exactly is not trivial.

...

PC Run-Up Leaves Little Upside Left


PC Run-Up Leaves Little Upside Left 12/27/2004 08:50 AM
TheStreet.com Dec 27 2004 1:21PM GMT

A Role Best Left Unplayed


A Role Best Left Unplayed 08/11/2004 04:52 AM
The Xbox needs a solid role-playing game, but Sudeki is not it. A unique combat engine just doesn't make up for an unengaging story and otherwise blasé gameplay. A review by Chris Kohler.

Sun and Cobalt left me with a dinky toy


Sun and Cobalt left me with a dinky toy 12/30/2003 12:09 PM
Letters A $2 billion flirtation gone wrong

The fundamental arrogance of some on the
left


The fundamental arrogance of some on the
left
01/22/2004 07:28 PM
Maureen Dowd: "Riding the Crazy Train." .. her comparison

nytimes.com/2004/01/22/opinion/22DOWD.html
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Microsoft CFO has left the building


Microsoft CFO has left the building 04/07/2005 07:49 AM
No replacement announced

And To Your Left is a Charging
Elephant....


And To Your Left is a Charging
Elephant....
01/08/2003 08:11 PM
I love/hate Apple's Safari program. It's a decent browser that'll be a great replacement for the MacIE that now ships as default on OS X,
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