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2007-10-23 15:31 Befinner vi oss i 30-årene
Man skal være forsikig med historiske analogier, men noen ganger er det som jeg føler vi lever i 20-30-årene. Denne gang heter fascismens sentrum Iran, sa Tony Blair under en større tale i New York før helgen. Blair kan være meget tydelig og klar i sin analyse. Det var han denne gang når det gjelder Irans rolle. Han sa også at USA og Europa er på vikende front og ikke helt forstår trusselen. In his first major speech since leaving office, Mr Blair said that Iran was prepared to destabilise peace …
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2007-10-18 10:45 PC Education: Lost in Space
A liberal Yale professor takes a critical look at his cohort's handiwork. Politically-correct, multicultural education, like a lost spacecraft drifting forever in space with no destination and no way to return home, has lost contact with real life. It has become a caricature of science, a bastardized version that Friedrich Hayek called scientism. Jacob Laksin's review on the City Journal website of Yale professor Anthony Kronman's Education's End: Why Our Colleges and Universities Have Given Up …
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2007-10-18 07:57 New York is schizophrenic on higher ed and welfare
Starting in 2009, local college enrollment will start to decrease, a function of fewer children being born in the last generation or so. As Annie Karni writes in the New York Sun, "We're beyond the baby boom, we're beyond the baby bust, and now we have the baby bust echo effect," the director of Cornell University's program on applied demographics, Warren Brown, said. If colleges don't begin recruiting students from new markets, they can expect a 10% decline in the number of applications they re …
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2007-10-12 21:07 There are various forms of foods, which can be divided into two classes:
First, nitrogenous foods or proteins There are various forms of foods, which can be divided into two classes: First, nitrogenous foods or proteins. Second, carbonaceous, foods, under which caption come the sugars, starches and fats. Salts and water are not usually classified as foods, though they should be, for life is impossible without either. Commissioners blast Macomb Co. officials over health care misuse Detroit Free Press - An outside auditor should have caught a health care scheme before …
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2007-10-12 17:52 Watch clips from Marketplace of Ideas on Predatory Mortgage Lending
If you've read Corinne's liveblog of yesterday's Marketplace of Ideas Event on fighting against predatory mortgage lending then you know there was some really interesting discussion. Now you can watch video clips from it too. Senator Schumer announces his new lending bill: and Councilman Sander's responds to Mayor Bloomberg's assertion that the government can not address the mortgage loan crisis:
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2007-10-10 15:55 There s Something Fishy about KGIA Advisory Board
Mayor Bloomberg and Schools Chancellor Klein: Shut Down KGIA Now! Citizens for American Values in Public Education and Stop the Madrassa are again demanding answers from Mayor Bloomberg and Chancellor Klein about the presence of a radical imam on the Khalil Gibran International Academy s Advisory Board. First, we are asking why the KGIA even has an Advisory Board what other public school do you know of that has one a PTA, yes, but an Advisory Board Second, we want to know why one Imam Talib Abdu …
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2007-10-09 01:31 Peripheral Milit_Urb 20
Wanderlust in Surveillatopia 'Listening Post' Big Brother is watching us all : The US and UK governments are developing increasingly sophisticated gadgets to keep individuals under their surveillance. When it comes to technology, the US is determined to stay ahead of the game. Hitches a ride with a congestion-pricing scheme : Michael Sorkin offers his critique of Mayor Bloomberg's congestion pricing scheme, part of his PlaNYC. A security camera on every corner is not your pal. U.S. Airport Scree …
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2007-10-06 13:37 Team Forms to Analyze City Schools
By JENNIFER MEDINA For years, education experts have dreamed of a group that would gather reams of data on New York City s public schools, analyzing the numbers to figure out what works, and what does not, in schools. Now, after years of major changes to the system under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, a group of academics has formed the Research Partnership for New York City Schools to do just that kind of analysis. The partnership includes social scientists from New York University, Columbia Unive …
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2007-10-02 21:00 Talk Back: Compassion for Carriage Horses
In September, a 13-year-old carriage horse died after she was spooked and bolted onto a sidewalk near New York City's Central Park. Readers grieved the mare's death and criticized having the horse-drawn carriages in such a heavily congested area. Among the comments we received: Horse-drawn carriages are big in Chicago too, unfortunately. It boggles my mind that anyone can enjoy a ride in one of these. There's nothing quaint about it: constant honking, cars zooming by, people everywhere on the st …
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2007-09-20 18:40 Pedal Power
Finally, there may be some good news for Boston bikers (or bicyclists, to remove any confusion). The Bicycling magazine has been ranking Boston as the least bicycle friendly city in the US for a while citing its "lousy roads, scarce and unconnected bike lanes, and bike-friendly gestures from city hall that go nowhere." Though MassBike disagrees (scroll down to MassBike responds to Bicycling Magazine ). I have been biking in the Boston area for almost 10 years now, and I do think that Bicycling m …
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2007-09-19 17:31 915 UN for Taiwan - I was there!
(TM) Kaohsiung, Taichung, and points between The correspondents This past Saturday, Michael Turton and Craig Ferguson were together in Taichung scoping out the old fogeys and hired babes at the Chinese Nationalist Party's ( KMT ) rally. Feiren and I were (separately) in Kaohsiung, as was Wally Santana of AP. The dateline on a Reuters piece o'crap by Ralph Jennings (a veritable king of loaded language ) says he was in Taipei (345 kilometers away from Kaohsiung), and while Bloomberg 's Tim Culpan …
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2007-09-12 06:42 The 136th Education Carnival
Welcome to the midway of the 136th Carnival of Education! Here's the very latest roundup of entries from around the EduSphere. Unless clearly labeled otherwise, all entries this week were submitted by the writers themselves. Folks interested in hosting an edition of the C.O.E. should make their intentions known by notifying Edwonk via this email address: owlshome [at] earthlink [dot] net. Thanks to everyone who helped spread the word about last week's midway, which was hosted over at The Educati …
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2007-09-06 23:58 Cindy Sheehan (and the braying Katha)
Cindy Sheehan is running for Congress. She's running in my district and you know she's got my vote. It would be wonderful to finally have a House representative who represents the area in Congress. Nancy Pelosi hasn't represented the eighth district in some time. She started off -- when she thought she needed the voters -- being a strong voice for reproductive rights, for LBGT rights, for any number of issues that matter in our area. These days, it's like we have a Republican representing us. Se …
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2007-09-05 17:33 Stop the Madrassa Schools NY Mayor
It was back to school time in New York City yesterday. Unfortunately, it seems New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Chancellor Joel Klein, didn't do their summer reading, because The Kahlil Gibran International Academy opened with much ado, and a small army of police escorts. Meanwhile the good folks at Stop the Madrassa, and the newest members of their nationwide Coalition, "Citizens For American Values in Education", were on a field trip to City Hall, for a press conference. (Atlas has the bes …
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2007-09-05 10:36 DESIS IN THE NEWS: Bhairavi Desai and Whole Bunch of Cabbies
The local TV stations across NYC are reporting that a widely-publicized taxi strike has begun this morning at 5 a.m. Drivers of yellow cabs - about 60 percent of them are South Asian - have been called upon to strike because of a dispute over the installation of GPS software and credit card readers. The strike has been organized by the New York Taxi Workers' Alliance and its executive director, Bhairavi Desai. She and dozens of desi cabbies have been interviewed by local and national media about …
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2007-09-04 18:02 Did Someone Try to Whack Michael Imperioli
Filed under: Celebrities and Controversy, Newsstand When I woke up this morning, the wife (as almost any New Yorker does) had on NY1 for all the latest news, weather and traffic updates. I don't know about you, but there's just something about hearing "sunny skies" coupled with "at least two people are dead from the shooting" that gets me all set to go at 7am. While still slightly comatose, I remembered hearing something about an explosion near Madison Square Garden -- but thought nothing of it, …
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2007-09-04 16:53 "Small Bomb" Explodes In Manhattan; "Likely Not" Terrorism
Maybe it was a posthumous parting shot by the Lupertazzi family. A small bomb exploded in front of a building a few blocks from Madison Square Garden early this morning. The bomb went off at about 1:10 a.m. on a sidewalk in front of Studio Dante, a theater at 257 West 29th St. owned by a former Soprano's actor, Michael Imperioli. The explosion was likely not an act of terrorism, Mayor Bloomberg said. No one was hurt, police said. ... The NYPD bomb squad is investigating the explosion. Police sai …
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2007-09-04 12:53 Spitzer And Bloomberg, Together Again, And Again, And...
Gov. Eliot Spitzer is in the Bronx with Mayor Bloomberg this morning, ostensibly to greet kids showing up for their first day at PS 53 in what must be at least the fourth public get-together between the mayor and the governor in the post-Troopergate era. The two men spent "yesterday morning":http://www.observer.com/2007/bloomberg-and-spitzer-holiday-edition at the West Indian Day pre-parade breakfast, too. It's understandable that Spitzer wants to spend as much time as he can during this trouble …
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2007-09-04 02:35 FNC's 'Grapevine' Segment Summarizes MRC's Campaign Bias Study
In Monday's holiday night Grapevine segment on FNC's Special Report with Brit Hume, fill-in anchor Jim Angle summarized the MRC's new study, "Rise and Shine on Democrats: How the ABC, CBS and NBC Morning Shows Are Promoting Democrats on the Road to the White House" ( Executive Summary ). Angle relayed how according to the watchdog group Media Research Center, not only are the morning shows on ABC, CBS and NBC overwhelmingly focused on Democrats, they're actively promoting the agenda of Democ …
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2007-09-04 00:20 BRODER: 'I'M NOT EVEN TRYING ANYMORE'
What was striking about David Broder's valentine to a third-party ticket of Michael Bloomberg and Chuck Hagel yesterday wasn't its sloppy equivalence between the parties, utter lack of any kind of policy rationale, or childish belief that a Bloomberg-Hagel run might really be in the offing. (Can't wait until we "find out.") No, what was striking was the extent to which he basically admitted that he knew his whole thesis was a joke: Bloomberg is, on the face of it, an implausible alternative. A l …
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2007-09-03 21:39 Dan Brown: Why School Crime Stats are Dangerous
Leave it to No Child Left Behind to further frustrate the path to actually helping and protecting students. As required under NCLB, a list of twenty-seven "persistently dangerous schools" was recently released by the New York State Board of Regents. Twenty-five of those scarlet letter schools are in New York City, a jump of 11 city schools from last year. However, list is actually an insidious diversion--one that says little about the real safety of schools, and actually encourages administrator …
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2007-09-03 21:37 Paterson Goes It Alone On Voting
The lone newsmaker at today's West Indian Day parade appears to have been LG David Paterson. DN City Hall Bureau Chief Kirsten Danis reports: The breakfast before the parade is always a celebration of immigrants, but Paterson went one step further when he spoke warmly of giving permanent residents not just citizens the right to vote. "It is exciting to know that at one time in this country, 22 states - 22 - allowed legal permanent resident voting rights," Paterson said. "Now there are none. …
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2007-09-03 17:23 The Malcolm Smith Show
DN City Hall Bureau Chief Kirsten Danis, on the scene at the West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn, reports that Senate Minority Leader Malcolm Smith and Mayor Bloomberg had something of a moment this morning when the Queens Democrat called out his onetime political ally for ignoring him. Resplendent in a bright orange polo shirt beneath his blue jacket, Smith was supposed to be introducing his political patron, Gov. Eliot Spitzer, but first demanded that the crowd show him "some love" with a rousi …
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2007-09-02 17:12 Columbia Expansion 101: Wealthy University Devours West Harlem
A year ago, six auto repair shops packed the corner of Broadway and 131st Street, in West Harlem s dingy industrial zone. The bulky, five-story building employed about 45 people, mostly black and Latino residents of the area, who spent their days servicing cars that rolled in from homes on the West Side. At the end of July, both workers and property owners were emptied out of their shops. Not long after buying 3251 Broadway last year, Columbia University informed the tenants that they would have …
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