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For the next two years, we’ll be studying American History using a literature approach. Next week we’ll be studying pirates, specifically their activity along the North American coast. We’ve plundered the library of pirate books and commandeered “Muppet Treasure Island.” I’m ready with maps, and crafts, and buried treasure. Look, I even have my own […]
You know when you buy a book, a painting, an instrument, a CD, a DVD, anything really, it’s yours? I mean, it’s a pretty basic economic concept: you exchange money for something you value. Except, now in the brave new world of digital media, the old guard doesn’t want to play by those rules. A […]
This is just fantastic. There is a tunnel under the Atlantic and people in New York can see people in London. (And vice-versa) It was supposedly started a hundred years ago. More here. I find it interesting that it is being marketed as an art project. I would like to tell you that no other […]