Re: Global warming and your garden

On Tue, 20 May 2008 09:38:59 -0700, Billy <wildbilly@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:


>Actually, education has followed the complexity of weaponry. The
>more complex the weapon, the smarter the soldier must be to use it. 
>Come the day that soldiers need to be able to solve for "x", 
>everybody will be taught algebra.
>
>I'll put in a word for the Waldorf schools. A guy that I used to 
>do tae-kwon-do with taught in a Waldorf school. He had a class of 
>about 10 students. He would have them from 1st grade through 8th.
>Because he knew each student's abilities he didn't need to test.
>Unfortunately, Waldorf is expensive.

Waldorf, Maryland?  My first cousin lives there.  Breezy Court,
Waldorf, MD.  It's nice there, but Austin is very hard to beat.  I
adore living here.  The city's motto is "Keep Austin Weird!"

Sixty seven percent of the adults who live here have had higher
education.  Of those, almost half have graduate level degrees and of
them, a third have their PhD.    

It's said that if one need live in Texas, Austin is the place to be.
It's the blue planet in the vast red of the dubya show.  

Victoria