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I have a date tomorrow. I have a stack of grading and an annotated bib I am supposed to be working on and all I can think of is that he is so...
DIY Pegboard Customizable Wall Art. Love this idea of using colored pencils and cheap pegboard to create string art, book...
The best of Children’s Literature on Better Book Titles.
Got the nomination paperwork for the first year educator award from my principal this morning.
Current MPAA president and thirty-year senator Chris Dodd further blasts the blackout as a stunt that punishes the users of the aforementioned services or turns them “into corporate pawns.” He decries the decision to protest as “an abuse of power given the freedoms these companies enjoy in the marketplace today” and claims that online information services are “intentionally skew[ing] the facts to incite their users in order to further their corporate interests.”
There are times in this job when irony and ignorance fuse together to form a black hole of stupidity that no journalist, however highbrow, can escape. This is one of those times. Here we have the president of an organization notorious for buying campaign votes declaring that Wikipedia and Reddit users are in the pockets of huge corporate interests.
Pause and consider that a moment.
No really. Pause. Consider.
I wonder, is he just stringing together buzzwords because it sounds kind of like what is being said against SOPA? or...
If I was President of the United States, I’d declare the MPAA and RIAA terrorist organizations, then have Chris Dodd and...