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Blair told aide 'Gordon will lose to Cameron'
Sun, 27 Apr 2008 00:00:49 PDT
The problems are mounting for Gordon Brown and the words of his previous Prime Minister will cut him deeply. Lord Levy had revealed that Tony Blair privately told him that he did not think Brown could ever beat Cameron in a general election. Even though Blair last night issued a statement categorically denying the claims and insisting he did believe Labour could win under his successor, there was consternation in Downing Street. In his memoirs, serialised today in the Mail on Sunday newspaper
Teacher accused of sending improper photos to students
Sat, 26 Apr 2008 20:48:30 PDT
Charges tabled against teacher accused of sending improper photos to students. Spokesman Vincent Rhodes tells 13News Sizow will be offered a new job with Norfolk Public Schools, but not a teaching position. Sizow had been free on $5,000 bond.
Are we ready for our close-up?
Sun, 27 Apr 2008 05:36:00 PDT
I hear a lot of people discussing the Democratic contenders in terms of policy and possibility and excitement. It's as if North Carolinians are registering to vote in record numbers because they see this as a choice between two strong candidates at a critical moment in history. But that kind of attitude is only going to make us look like rubes to the folks who do the network news... My newspaper column urges North Carolinians to focus on the important things in the upcoming primary -- you know,
CBC Newsworld shuts Calgary operations - Times Colonist
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Latest facts show some progress, but problems for kids remain (Westerly Sun)
Sun, 27 Apr 2008 02:44:16 PDT
The Rhode Island Kids Count fact book for 2008 shows a few changes in trends locally, but problems remain. This time last year, the statistics stunned many.
Potential Pitfalls in Sociological Research
Sat, 26 Apr 2008 23:23:48 PDT
Potential Pitfalls in Sociological Research When I read or hear a statistic taken from a researcher or research organization, my first thought is to inquire about the methodology employed. How was the data acquired? What was the size of the testing group? Was there a control group? By what means were the questions developed? What were the limitations of the research? Were there any delimitations? Were primary sources accessed? Were the primary sources uncompromised, or might there be potenti
The Dangers of Selective Science - NewsGrabs 27 April 2008
Sun, 27 Apr 2008 01:33:16 PDT
The Dangers of Selective Science - NewsGrabs 27 April 2008 Categories NewsGrabs Health Supreme's NewsGrabs - a selection of contrary and underprivileged news in health and a wide range of (mostly) related sectors. Find what trends you may have missed - watch out for the weekly News Grabs. Here is this week's selection for you. The controversy over yet another "meta analysis" that allegedly found antioxidants don't prevent people from dying, was in full swing this week. A famous quip come
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Sun, 27 Apr 2008 00:00:49 PDT
The problems are mounting for Gordon Brown and the words of his previous Prime Minister will cut him deeply. Lord Levy had revealed that Tony Blair privately told him that he did not think Brown could ever beat Cameron in a general election. Even though Blair last night issued a statement categorically denying the claims and insisting he did believe Labour could win under his successor, there was consternation in Downing Street. In his memoirs, serialised today in the Mail on Sunday newspaper
Teacher accused of sending improper photos to students
Sat, 26 Apr 2008 20:48:30 PDT
Charges tabled against teacher accused of sending improper photos to students. Spokesman Vincent Rhodes tells 13News Sizow will be offered a new job with Norfolk Public Schools, but not a teaching position. Sizow had been free on $5,000 bond.
Are we ready for our close-up?
Sun, 27 Apr 2008 05:36:00 PDT
I hear a lot of people discussing the Democratic contenders in terms of policy and possibility and excitement. It's as if North Carolinians are registering to vote in record numbers because they see this as a choice between two strong candidates at a critical moment in history. But that kind of attitude is only going to make us look like rubes to the folks who do the network news... My newspaper column urges North Carolinians to focus on the important things in the upcoming primary -- you know,
CBC Newsworld shuts Calgary operations - Times Colonist
CBC Newsworld shuts Calgary operations Times Colonist, Canada - Apr 5, 2008 CALGARY -- CBC News is shutting down its Newsworld operations in Calgary, slashing 32 jobs in the process while opening up a slew of new positions for local ... |
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Fri, 25 Apr 2008 20:02:23 PDT
Google Trends aims to provide insights into broad search patterns. Several approximations are used when computing your results. Please keep this in mind when using it.
Latest facts show some progress, but problems for kids remain (Westerly Sun)
Sun, 27 Apr 2008 02:44:16 PDT
The Rhode Island Kids Count fact book for 2008 shows a few changes in trends locally, but problems remain. This time last year, the statistics stunned many.
Potential Pitfalls in Sociological Research
Sat, 26 Apr 2008 23:23:48 PDT
Potential Pitfalls in Sociological Research When I read or hear a statistic taken from a researcher or research organization, my first thought is to inquire about the methodology employed. How was the data acquired? What was the size of the testing group? Was there a control group? By what means were the questions developed? What were the limitations of the research? Were there any delimitations? Were primary sources accessed? Were the primary sources uncompromised, or might there be potenti
The Dangers of Selective Science - NewsGrabs 27 April 2008
Sun, 27 Apr 2008 01:33:16 PDT
The Dangers of Selective Science - NewsGrabs 27 April 2008 Categories NewsGrabs Health Supreme's NewsGrabs - a selection of contrary and underprivileged news in health and a wide range of (mostly) related sectors. Find what trends you may have missed - watch out for the weekly News Grabs. Here is this week's selection for you. The controversy over yet another "meta analysis" that allegedly found antioxidants don't prevent people from dying, was in full swing this week. A famous quip come
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