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[Patrickweb.com] patrickWeb: "All the technology and money on the planet won't enable you to meet people's expectations if you don't have the right attitude….It is an attitude that includes the ability to think globally but act locally, think big but start simple, think outside-in instead of inside-out, be able to accept 'just enough is good enough,' engage in 'trial by fire,' transform to a model of 'sense and respond' instead of the traditional model of 'plan, build, deliver.' Net Attitude emanates from the grassroots thinking that was part of the evolution of the Internet itself. It is hard to describe but you will know it when you see it.
[Internettime.com] Internet Time Blog: Learning Archives: In the first year of the last decade of the twentieth century during my thirtieth year as a school teacher in Community School District 3, Manhattan, after teaching in all five secondary schools in the district, crossing swords with one professional administration after another as they strove to rid themselves of me, after having my license suspended twice for insubordination and terminated covertly once while I was on medical leave of absence, after the City University of New York borrowed me for a five-year stint as a lecturer in the Education Department (and the faculty rating handbook published by the Student Council gave me the highest ratings in the department my last three years), after planning and bringing about the most successful permanent school fund-raiser in New York City history, after placing a single eighth-grade class into 30,000 hours of volunteer community service, after organizing and financing a student-run food cooperative, after securing over a thousand apprenticeships, directing the collection of tens of thousands of books for the construction of private student libraries, after producing four talking job dictionaries for the blind, writing two original student musicals, and launching an armada of other initiatives to reintegrate students within a larger human reality, I quit.
[Tomigaia.com] The Tomigaia Blog: Interesting Stuff Archives: At this week's IETF meeting, I attended a session where there was a presentation about the way that Cisco proposes to enable Legal Interception (Also describe in this Internet Draft). I saw a related article on a PBS web site about big problems with the current legal data-tapping situation.
[Webapp.utexas.edu] Sarkar Lab WebLog: Discussion on SEP 2005: "Philosophy, Logic, and ...: this Online Poker software and install it and wake up to the really big suprise afterwords. Weblog: Internet Casino Tracked: July 27, 2005 02:00 AM .
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