This provocative comment came in via email, and I thought it worth sharing. It suggests we should not assume that key proponents of the city’s rail transit project are actually wholeheartedly behind the proposed rail system, but driven by other external pressures/demands. What do you think? As for Carrie Okinaga, I suspect that she, like [...]
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Things seem to be bogged down this morning. I’ve reported the slowdown to my hosting service, and hopefully they’ll be able to tweak things from their end. So far, the site isn’t “down,” just very slow. I thought maybe Oceanic Cable was causing problems, but speedtest results show my broadband connection is working just fine. [...]
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Two NPR stories grabbed my attention this week because they suggest some lessons about political communication and education. “Why A Teen Who Talks Back May Have A Bright Future,” by Patti Neighmond, reports on research into parent-child arguments and their impact on development. [The researchers found] almost all parents and teenagers argue. But it’s the [...]
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