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Made in Maine
Made in Maine
05/24/2004 04:41 AMUSA Today May 24 2004 9:06AM GMT
Other News: Maine iBooks
Other News: Maine iBooks
07/22/2004 09:39 AMMaine is struggling to get iBooks to high school students despite
budget problems.
Other News: Maine SEEDs
Other News: Maine SEEDs
04/04/2005 11:21 AMAn educational program that helped the iBook initiative in Maine is
about to end.
Other News: Maine Misses
Other News: Maine Misses
08/04/2004 10:03 AMMaine educators failed to accumulate enough laptop orders to meet
Apple's minimum for a leasing deal.
Other News: Maine Movement
Other News: Maine Movement
06/24/2004 11:24 AMMaine school superintendents are pushing a high school laptop program.
Other News: Maine Rent-a-Mac
Other News: Maine Rent-a-Mac
06/14/2004 09:51 AMIf Maine can't buy Mac laptops for high schools, how about renting
some?
Other News: Maine Laptops
Other News: Maine Laptops
05/05/2004 09:36 AMIf Maine won't buy laptops for high school kids, maybe it'll rent
them.
Calm Down!
Calm Down!
10/28/2003 11:08 PM NPR's
"All Things Considered" had a great piece on the anger
management industry today and it's increasingly ubiquitous presence in
many
strata of American society.
This is the most well
known anger management company in the biz, while programs like
this promote
less orthodox techniques of trumping stressors.
Had any network rage lately? Lightning Strike Energizes Maine Man
(AP)
Lightning Strike Energizes Maine Man
(AP)
07/23/2004 07:50 AMAP - A Madison man who was struck by lightning this week says he feels
"lighter and 100 years younger" than he did before the accident.
Other News: Maine Gets High Grade
Other News: Maine Gets High Grade
02/12/2004 11:28 AMA survey on the innovative Maine school laptop program shows positive
performance.
iBook expansion in Maine not looking
good
iBook expansion in Maine not looking
good
05/04/2004 09:28 AMLeaders of the Maine Legislature's education committee said Monday
that the state's iBook program will not be expanded into high schools
this fall as expected, but Governor John Baldacci refused to concede
defeat before reviewing his options, according to a Maine Today
article...
Other News: Maine Seals Deal
Other News: Maine Seals Deal
08/09/2004 11:48 AMDespite financial challenges, Apple sealed a deal to give Maine 6000
iBooks for high school students.
Other News: Maine Laptop Poll
Other News: Maine Laptop Poll
01/22/2004 03:26 PMThe Portland Press Herald has an online poll about the Maine (iBook)
laptop initiative....
Ellsworth, Maine, Has Downtown Hotzone
Ellsworth, Maine, Has Downtown Hotzone
06/09/2004 05:07 PMDowneast Wireless has installed service throughout the Ellsworth
downtown: Subscribers to Downeast.Net get 10 free hours per month;
those from away spend $10 for 10-hour chunks of time. The coverage
extends existing service in and around municipal buildings to the
library and nearby businesses. The provider makes space available in
its office for its users, too, during its weekday business
hours--unique in my experience. The folks who run Downeast.Net have
long roots in the area that involve more convention radio broadcasting
on the FM dial. Local resident Noel Paul Stookey--he's the Paul in
Peter, Paul, and Mary--is one of the firm's owner, along with Don and
Jean McKillop....
Flu Delays Jail Time for Some in Maine
Flu Delays Jail Time for Some in Maine
12/27/2003 01:47 PMReuters via Wired News Dec 27 2003 12:36PM ET
Fainting Fad Alarms Teachers in Maine
(AP)
Fainting Fad Alarms Teachers in Maine
(AP)
06/08/2004 03:34 PMAP - Induced fainting by middle school students looking to experience
a "rush" has set off alarm bells in Cape Elizabeth.
Maine man sues AOL over e-mail spam
Maine man sues AOL over e-mail spam
11/17/2003 11:38 AMPsy-ops to calm traffic
Psy-ops to calm traffic
08/02/2004 11:49 AMThe UK's Transport Research Laboratory is exploring ways to create the
illusion of danger on roads in an effort to slow speeders. According
to lead researcher Janet Kennedy, simple things such as removing
central white lines have already proven successful in psyching out
drivers:
"Perceptual techniques which make the environment seem more complex or
less safe have the potential for success. Natural traffic calming,
such as narrow or winding roads, can be very effective as well as
being more acceptable to drivers. Carefully-designed schemes, using
the properties of natural traffic calming, have the potential to
achieve a similar effect."
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Maine Plans Five Lobster-Eating Contests
(AP)
Maine Plans Five Lobster-Eating Contests
(AP)
06/15/2004 07:04 AMAP - New York's Coney Island has its hotdog-eating contest. New
Orleans has an oyster-eating contest. Now Maine is getting into the
act with the state's famous crustacean in the starring role.
Maine Takes a Cautious Path on Its
Pensions
Maine Takes a Cautious Path on Its
Pensions
04/23/2004 04:01 AMAfter suffering losses, many pension funds are turning to riskier
investments. But Maine has drawn a different lesson from the recent
pension woes.
Man Plans Topless Coffee Shop in Maine
(AP)
Man Plans Topless Coffee Shop in Maine
(AP)
02/19/2004 11:22 AMAP - Tired of the same old Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts? The Madison
Planning Board tonight takes up a man's application to open a topless
coffee shop on Main Street.
Maine Hospital Issues Redesigned Gowns
(AP)
Maine Hospital Issues Redesigned Gowns
(AP)
08/17/2004 07:25 AMAP - Whether it's blue or spotted or striped, the standard issue
hospital gown is drafty and revealing. It's embarrassing for just
about anyone who's spent a night in a medical center. But for modest
Muslim women, it's an unthinkable indignity.
SEALS in space: Maine man gets astronaut
training nod
SEALS in space: Maine man gets astronaut
training nod
05/18/2004 02:44 AMUSA Today May 18 2004 7:24AM GMT
Urban planning lessons from southern
Maine
Urban planning lessons from southern
Maine
06/19/2004 04:52 PMI'm just back from four nights in Naples, Maine. This
town is in the Sebago Lakes region northwest of Portland and it
provides a vivid demonstration of the power of urban planning.
Nearly every small town in Latin America is built around a central
plaza where the citizens gather at various hours to meet friends, play
chess, etc. Small streets radiate from the plaza and hold
additional shops and restaurants. Any highway with heavy traffic
is typically at least 5 or 10 blocks from the plaza. In Naples
and all of the surrounding towns, by contrast, there really aren't any
streets except to provide access to private houses. A
"town" is defined by the intersection of two busy state
highways. All of the public facilities of the town such as
shops, schools, hotels, and restaurants are built along the highways
near the intersection. Thus if you're not in a private home
you're within 25 feet of a 18-wheeler truck going 50 mph.
The handful of locals whom I met reported that despite living in
the area for 20 years or more they'd not made too many friends and had
a hard time meeting people. You very seldom ran into a friend
serendipitously. If you belonged to the Lions Club or had a kid
in the school you might meet at a planned activity but that was about
it for social life.
(In case you're curious as to why I wanted to spend four nights at
the intersection of two busy state highways it was to add a
Single-Engine Seaplane rating to my Commercial pilot's
certificate. The process consisted of about 100 practice
takeoffs and landings on various lakes in a 1946 Piper Cub on floats,
followed by a checkride with an FAA examiner. Sadly I won't be
able to do much with this rating. Due to the fact that seaplanes
combine all of the hazards of boats and airplanes in one machine the
insurance is almost 10X the cost of what you pay for the same plane on
wheels. A rental seaplane is an uninsurable risk and therefore
there are almost no places in the U.S. where you can rent a seaplane
and head off without an instructor.)
Maine iBook program hasn't yet reached
goal
Maine iBook program hasn't yet reached
goal
08/03/2004 07:33 PMMaine's Education Department did not reach its goal of signing up
enough high schools by the end of July to account for 8,400 iBooks,
the number necessary for an interim plan to put laptops in some high
schools...
Maine Schools Embracing Laptops As Tool
(AP)
Maine Schools Embracing Laptops As Tool
(AP)
06/22/2004 01:58 PMAP - Maine's education commissioner has obtained assurances from at
least 47 superintendents that they're ready to press forward with
laptops in high schools this fall, giving her confidence that a deal
can be struck with Apple Computer Corp.
Maine Schools Embracing Laptops As Tool
Maine Schools Embracing Laptops As Tool
06/22/2004 06:45 PMMaine's education commissioner has obtained assurances from at least
47 superintendents that they're ready to press forward with laptops in
high schools this fall, giving her confidence that a deal can be
struck with Apple. By David Sharp, Associated Press (via MyAppleMenu)
Cartographist Works on Mapping Maine
Lake
Cartographist Works on Mapping Maine
Lake
08/19/2004 10:10 AMAP via Los Angeles Times Aug 19 2004 2:15PM GMT
Maine man sentenced to 6 years for eBay
scam
Maine man sentenced to 6 years for eBay
scam
04/07/2005 06:17 PMA federal judge sentenced 21-year-old Charles Stergios of Brunswick,
Maine, to more than six years in prison for perpetrating an extensive
Internet fraud scheme using the eBay Web site.
Maine to Launch Internet Sex-Offender
Registry
Maine to Launch Internet Sex-Offender
Registry
12/02/2003 01:50 AM"Cat Stevens diverts DC-bound plane to
Maine"
"Cat Stevens diverts DC-bound plane to
Maine"
09/22/2004 08:35 PMMaine Laptops Earn High Marks
Maine Laptops Earn High Marks
02/16/2004 03:54 PMA Maine initiative to supply 36,000 7th and 8th graders and teachers
with iBooks yielded good results, Associated Press reports: “Students
who use laptops are more engaged in learning and produce
better-quality work, according to a report released Wednesday that
gives high grades to Maine’s 2-year-old program. Based on thousands of
responses from students and teachers, the report says most of Maine’s
middle schools have successfully implemented the program, which
started with seventh graders in 2002 and later expanded to include
eighth graders.” [Feb 16]
Appeals for calm after attacks
Appeals for calm after attacks
06/08/2004 02:32 AMCommunity workers in south Belfast appeal for calm after two petrol
bomb attacks in the area.
Henman stays calm
Henman stays calm
05/30/2004 11:34 PMTim Henman refuses to get carried away despite reaching the
quarter-finals of the French Open for the first time.
Appeal for calm at parade
Appeal for calm at parade
06/26/2004 04:36 AMA senior police officer appeals for calm ahead of a contentious Orange
Order parade in Belfast.
A Calm, but Confusing, First Day of
School
A Calm, but Confusing, First Day of
School
09/13/2004 09:41 PMIn dozens of schools across the city, New York City's nearly 1.1
million public school students returned for the opening of a new
school year.
Golf: Rose keeps calm
Golf: Rose keeps calm
04/10/2004 06:24 AMMasters leader Justin Rose vows the pressure will not get to him as
the tournament enters its final 36 holes.
Florida Vote Is Calm, for Once
Florida Vote Is Calm, for Once
09/02/2004 04:38 AMA strange thing happened in Florida this week. A primary election took
place, and observers found few reasons to complain or question the
results. But some say November's national election may be a different
story. By Jacob Ogles.
iBooks earn high marks in Maine survey
iBooks earn high marks in Maine survey
02/12/2004 12:44 PMAccording to a new report released this week that gives high grades to
Maine's iBook program, students who use the Apple laptops are more
engaged in learning and produce better quality work...
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