Exploring the Infinite
Two new letters have arrived in regards to Andrew Raymond Tower and I figured I'd post them and ask for your advice. See, I'm in a quandary about what to do in regards to these blog posts et al. Let's start with the first, sent a couple months ago: “Hi.. Im not sure who exactly Im contacting here…if it's Stacy
http://indispensibletools.pbwiki.com/ I wouldn’t ordinarily thumbs down a resource site, however, many of the listings that are reported as *free* are not. Admittedly, some are great resources, but many listed are second rate, especially when compared to some of the truly free educational resources that are available on the Internet. In my opinion, that makes then dispensable tools. Note, also, the
A sentence on Skype’s site caused me to look into this. They say, “You don’t have to tell someone about the steps you learnt in tap class, just show them off.” I was taught that use of the word learnt is inappropriate in educated writing and speech. This is a great explanation of learned and learnt. http://www.urch.com/forums/english/9214-learned-vs-learnt.html
Librarian Chick was recently updated to PBwiki 2.0 complete with a new design and cool tools. I've been getting a lot of submissions flowing in and haven't had the time to add them. Seriously, I need to take one evening and do nothing but add, add, add! Who knew there were so many fantastic and FREE educational resources available out
via Advocate’s Studio Thanks for the write up!
via The New York Times I wouldn’t say this is news exactly, but I’ve noticed there has been a collective effort to publicize this type of tragic violence toward women recently. From the page: This month in Afghanistan, men on motorcycles threw acid on a group of girls who dared to attend school. One of the girls, a 17-year-old named
Bet you didn’t know sand could be so beautiful. Bet you didn’t know sand could be so beautiful.
via Curbly.com
PESWiki The “Theory” of Everything is based on the idea of symmetry – that everything has an opposite, nothing. Simply put, the opposite of the number 0 is the number everything. The “Theory” of Everything is based on the idea that all numbers, including zero, have a negative reciprocal. 1/0=ALL
Clay Recipes Make clay
http://www.pbs.org/teachers/vote2008/ Curriculum guide and Web resources regarding the 2008 election