Project Starfish: "Project Starfish is a grassroots effort helping to relocate animals displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
Definitely a good cause!
Thursday, September 22, 2005
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Pictures
check out some of these really cool pictures from Flickr. This is the my "favorites" directory.
You can also check out some of my own pictures. They are not as good as those above, but I like them anyways. ;)
You can also check out some of my own pictures. They are not as good as those above, but I like them anyways. ;)
Sunday, September 18, 2005
NPR : Storm Deals Historic Blow to Jeff Davis Estate
NPR : Storm Deals Historic Blow to Jeff Davis Estate: "Storm Deals Historic Blow to Jeff Davis Estate"
Have to love the last picture (click trhough to them in addition to listening to the NPR coverage).
Have to love the last picture (click trhough to them in addition to listening to the NPR coverage).
Thursday, September 15, 2005
It All Adds Up for Kindergarteners
See, I have been saying this for a long time! Math should start sooner in school. :)
It All Adds Up for Kindergarteners: "Preschoolers with no conscious understanding of arithmetic were still able to add two numbers and compare the total to another number. They weren't as accurate as a calculator, but that's not the point, said study co-author Elizabeth Spelke, a professor of psychology at Harvard University.
'What we've shown in the children is an ability to get to approximately the right answer,' she said. And that, she added, gives educators more insight into the 'building blocks' of mathematical knowledge."
It All Adds Up for Kindergarteners: "Preschoolers with no conscious understanding of arithmetic were still able to add two numbers and compare the total to another number. They weren't as accurate as a calculator, but that's not the point, said study co-author Elizabeth Spelke, a professor of psychology at Harvard University.
'What we've shown in the children is an ability to get to approximately the right answer,' she said. And that, she added, gives educators more insight into the 'building blocks' of mathematical knowledge."
Pictures of animals left behind due to Katrina
It took some time, but finally some photos of the animals rescued after the hurricane.
Petfinder.com--has the Lamar Dixon Shelter now online
Project Starfish is a grassroots effort helping to relocate animals displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
These organizations need foster/adoptive homes, donations, and logistical support.
Finding the owners of these animals is going to be hard. If you have some extra time or money, give them a hand.
Petfinder.com--has the Lamar Dixon Shelter now online
Project Starfish is a grassroots effort helping to relocate animals displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
These organizations need foster/adoptive homes, donations, and logistical support.
Finding the owners of these animals is going to be hard. If you have some extra time or money, give them a hand.
Wednesday, September 14, 2005
Do you trust politicians?
A very interesting piece!
BBC NEWS | Europe | States 'not run by people's will': "Sixty-five percent of citizens across the world do not think their country is governed by the will of the people, a poll commissioned by the BBC suggests"
"The figure is 55% for the US and Canada and up to 82% in EU countries - but just 24% in West Africa.
The survey also found that only 13% of people trusted politicians and only 16% thought they should be given more power. "
BBC NEWS | Europe | States 'not run by people's will': "Sixty-five percent of citizens across the world do not think their country is governed by the will of the people, a poll commissioned by the BBC suggests"
"The figure is 55% for the US and Canada and up to 82% in EU countries - but just 24% in West Africa.
The survey also found that only 13% of people trusted politicians and only 16% thought they should be given more power. "
Tuesday, September 13, 2005
The National D-Day Museum, New Orleans
The National D-Day Museum, New Orleans - About: "Museum: The Good News
The Museum suffered no serious damage and has not been flooded. We've offered our buildings, warehouse capacity and parking as a staging area for the National Guard. We have no power, water or communications. Our internet server is down but we will update our website to provide information for staff, trustees and friends."
The Museum suffered no serious damage and has not been flooded. We've offered our buildings, warehouse capacity and parking as a staging area for the National Guard. We have no power, water or communications. Our internet server is down but we will update our website to provide information for staff, trustees and friends."
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