The 156th edition of The Carnival of Education (hosted this week by Creating Lifelong Learners.) has opened-up its turnstiles!
And don’t forget to round out your educational experience by seeing what the homies are up to over at this week’s edition of The Carnival of Homeschooling. (more…)
After the results of yesterday’s voting down in Florida, it appears more-and-more likely that the 2008 election will be between John McCain and Hillary “The Countess of Chappaqua” Rodham-Clinton.
Barring another terrorist attack on the homeland, I would say that The Countess will probably be the next President.
I well-remember the mess that the Clintons made of things the first time around.
Marginalia watches Ploshcha (”The Square”), a film about the March 2006 mass protests in Minsk - “and watching it is a good way to mark Ceau?escu's birthday and Suharto's death” - and muses on freedom in Latvia and the lack of it in Belarus.
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While most blogging from or about Armenia has been in English or Russian, The Armenian Observer is pleased to discover that the number of Armenian language blogs is slowly but surely increasing. Observer commends the blogs for their quality and recommends his readers encourage their development by visiting and commenting on them.
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