Archive for May, 2005

Teaching learning

Thursday, May 12th, 2005

Go read Doc Searl’s essay in the Linux journal, called “Getting Flat, Part 2”. Seriously, go read it.

Commenting on Microsoft’s (and others’) practice of screening job applicants by IQ scores:

I can save Microsoft a pile of time and money by reporting a fact no school wants to admit, one that will flatten the world far [...]

Look how sweet … they’re regurgitating!

Monday, May 9th, 2005

That’s right, even with their weird bloated-shut eyes and fuzzy lint-ball bodies, baby cardinals are still cute. We noticed the nest last Friday during a particularly ribald round of Yahtzee! on the porch (sorry, no details). It’s tucked behind a grape-vine trellis just outside one of the screened windows.

The mama came out and squeaked for [...]