Monthly Archives: January 2014
Why San Diego Is the Best Urban District in the Nation
Originally posted on Diane Ravitch's blog:
Something magical is happening in San Diego. It is a good school district. Teachers and administrators and the school board are working towards common goals. San Diego, in my view, is the best…
Posted in Education, Uncategorized
Tagged education, SanDiego, school district., superintendent, top rated
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January 7 is National Tempura Day
Foodimentary National Tempura Day Five Food Finds about Tempura Tempura was introduced to Japan in the mid-sixteenth century by Portuguese Jesuits, during the same period that panko and such dishes as tonkatsu were also introduced from Portugal.Tokugawa Ieyasu, founder and first shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate of … Continue reading
Janet Yellen just became the most powerful woman in US history
Posted in Finance, Uncategorized
Tagged chairman, fed, federal reserve board, Janet yellen, senate approval, Wayne Bernacki
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Schiller Park School District 81 Closed Again Tuesday, January 7, Due to Weather
Schiller Park School District sent a msg. To listen https://msg.schoolmessenger.com/m/?s=8xGsYPRbjt0
Humans pay attention: Perfect sliding. You don’t see this during Champions League Football.
Originally posted on Things Could Be Worse:
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Posted in Entertainment, Uncategorized, Weather
Tagged football, humans, penguin, sliding
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California students sue state over ineffective teachers « Watchdog.org
Posted in Education
Tagged California, ineffective teaching, law suit, student education, sue
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January 6 is National Shortbread Day
Foodimentary National Shortbread Day Five Food Finds about Shortbread Scottish shortbread evolved from medieval biscuit bread, which was a twice-baked, enriched bread roll dusted with sugar and spices and hardened into a Rusk. Eventually butter was substituted for yeast, and … Continue reading
There’s nothing in the contract about the temperature.
Originally posted on Fred Klonsky:
At 6:30 I got up to let Ulysses out. He didn’t want to go. The thermometer read -12 degrees. By the way. Now – three hours later – it says -14 degrees. Up until yesterday…
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Tagged Byrd, CPS, Karen Lewis, Rahm Emanuel, school closing, severe weather
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