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Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has dementia, her daughter says. Is it right to discuss her condition publicly? ... Source: education.guardian.co.uk --- 2 days ago
Pupils starting secondary school face changes to the curriculum and a New qualification ... Source: www.wired.com --- 1 day ago
Hasn't Led Us Into a New Dark Age. authorName= David Wolman creditType= photo credit= Mauricio Alejo --> When in doubt , blame the latest technology. Socrates thought the advent of writing would wreak havoc on the powers of the mind. Christian theologians denounced the printing press as the work of the devil. The invention of the telephone was supposed to make letter-writing extinct, and the arrival of the train — and later the car and plane — was going to be the death of community. Now comes a technological bogeyman for the 21st century, this one responsible for a supposed sharp uptick in American shallowness and credulity: the Internet and its digital spawn. Witness the wave of books and essays implicating the wired world in a sudden rise in uncritical thinking and attention deficits. In a recent Atlantic Monthly cover story, Nicholas Carr asks: "Is Google Making Us Stupid?" (A: No, but it makes a handy scapegoat for an inability to cope with information overload.) Lee Siegel's Against the Machine: Being Human in the Age of the Electronic Mob suggests that the Web makes us both moronic and narcissistic (not that a moron can be expected to know what a narcissist is). Maggie Jackson's Distracted: The Erosion of Attention and the Coming Dark Age is a tiresome indictment of multitasking. And in The Dumbest Generation: How the Digital Age Stupefies Young Americans and Jeopardizes Our Future (Or, Don't Trust Anyone Under 30) , Mark Bauerlei ... Source: www.dslreports.com --- 4 days ago
Hey guys, I finally convinced one of my friends to put up a song on myspace. I would just like your opinions on it, I really don't know anything about music so I couldn't say what style it is -- IE you may hate it based on just the style? Some feedback would be nice. http://www.myspace.com/drowntheplastic -- The History Channel rocks! ... you know it! ... Source: www.ns.umich.edu --- 15 hours ago
U-M launches New Information Age major: Informatics ... Source: www.independent.co.uk --- 4 days ago
Howard Trinder was bitten by the railway bug when he stood as a child in a Paris station and read down a departure board offering direct sleeper trains to Venice, Istanbul and Berlin. Throughout his subsequent 30-year career in British Rail, he retained his dream of reviving a golden era of rail travel, with its hand-built carriages and glamorous evenings in a restaurant car trundling across Europe. ... Source: www.chron.com --- 6 days ago
Houston's newest theater is dedicating itself to civilization's oldest plays. The Classical Theatre Company is announcing an inaugural season. ... Source: www.nzherald.co.nz --- 6 days ago
The bell is tolling for Waikato, which faces its worst season in the top rugby division for more than 20 years. New coach Tony Hanks has overseen a start from hell. Winless after the first four rounds and with the old enemy Auckland... ... Source: www.ajc.com --- 59 minutes ago
A 55-year-old man who smokes is as likely to die in the next 10 years as a 65-year-old who has never smoked. Less than 1 woman in 1,000 younger than 50 will die in the next decade from cervical cancer. A 35-year-old nonsmoking man is five times as likely to die in an accident before 45 as he is to die of heart disease, and a 35-year-old woman is twice as likely to die accidentally by 45 as she is to die from breast cancer. [Post a comment on this story below.] New risk charts in a paper published in The Journal of the National Cancer Institute provide a broader perspective than most of the risk calculators on the Internet, because they cover the risks for 10 different causes of death, and for all causes combined, while differentiating by Age and between smokers, nonsmokers and former smokers. ... Source: business-times.asiaone.com --- 6 days ago
AS far as middle-class status symbols go, nothing used to say you had arrived as much as a mid-size Japanese sedan. ...
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Copyright legalities I admit to all that the pictures on this blog of Sipidan were all taken by Mat. Except for the sunset pictures which I took with his camera. I didn't use my camera so I got his pictures with his permission. Sorry if there are the same pictures on both our blogs I tried to avoid and control this while we were travelling but what can you do. Any issues or concerns send to h ... Source: stereogum.com --- 30 days ago
More a creative use of leftovers than a proper video, Andy Bruntel's pretty "Keechie" clip makes Harmony Korine-esque use of "supplemental material" from the " Eraser " shoot. It's intended to be viewed together with Desmond's fave . Watch it here (via GvsB ). ...
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On stage John Staedler looks like the quintessential rastafied Cali hippie while he mesmerizes audiences with his flowing, hypnotic sax playing and New Age-y... ... Source: www.lockportjournal.com --- 4 days ago
People living longer is a tribute to medical science and a comfort to those approaching their golden years. ... Source: www.pensacolanewsjournal.com --- 4 days ago
Becoming a "marked man" cost $360 and no whining even for someone with the lowest threshold of pain in the world. ... Source: www.crikey.com.au --- 4 days ago
If anyone is wondering how The Age and the SMH will manage with fewer journo, they need look no further than the Canberra Times , writes Crikey publisher Eric Beecher . ... Source: denver.yourhub.com --- 2 days ago
Isn't it funny how people change over the years? The friends that you used to be able to run to for anything are the same people that, if you didn't know any better, you'd call them strangers. Yet, in spite of the ever-enduring incompatibility of your relationship, you hold on by a single, splitt... ... Find more results for New Age on RSSMicro.com |
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In recent weeks, the Amethyst Initiative has reinvigorated the debate over underage drinking on college campuses. In his latest column, Senior Editor Radley Balko makes the case for lowering the drinking Age. ...
about - archive - cast - comments - sexy exciting merchandise - messageboard - search - reader art - links Project Wonderful - Your ad here, right now, for as low as $0.00 August 28th, 2008 : The talented Andrea Heins sent me a song she wrote inspired by one of my earlier comics, about declaring parts of your life non-canon . The song is called " Non Canon " and I listened to it with a big grin on my face, especially with lines like "I will declare your lack of passion for me: non-canon." You can listen to the song on her MySpace page here : if the song doesn't play automatically, click on "Non Canon" in the song list. Her other songs are really good too! Also I want to link to Nedroid because these are some totally sweet comics that deserve all the praise in the world. I keep re-reading this one in particular and I think I want to be - like, living in this comic or something. What I'm saying is I like it you guys ...