Eric on the CNF website, originally uploaded by BissellBlog2.0.
Child Neurology Foundation (CNF) found this photo on Flickr and asked to use it one their site. There are half a dozen or so photos that rotate through the main page. Eric’s is the second one. 🙂
www.childneurologyfoundation.org
I love our local newspaper, The Grafton News, it’s so much fun to read. Here is a typical letter to the Editor:
‘Swirls & Scoops’ is a popular ice cream place in town that closes down for the winters and re-opens April 1st. The opening is a big event and a sure sign of spring in our small New England town. I’ll let you all know if Blue Goo makes a comeback. I know you all *need* to know!
Legislative Breakfast, originally uploaded by BissellBlog2.0.
This morning, Rich and Aaron presented an award to Massachusetts Senator Edward Augustus at a legislative breakfast at Clark University in Worcester.
Aaron wrote his own speech and did a great job.
From left to right: Rich, Jack Foley (chairman of our local DMR advisory council), Aaron and Senator Augustus.
I also posted a little clip on youtube. (Oh, don’t worry, the entire video is only a minute and a half;-)
Is it just a coincidence that the top 5 states are all blue?
Smartest States, 2006–2007
Methodology: The Smartest State designation is awarded on the basis of 21 factors selected from Morgan Quitno’s annual reference book, Education State Rankings, 2006–2007. Rates for each of the 21 factors were processed through a formula that measures how a state compares to the national average for a given category. The end result is that the farther below the national average a state’s education ranking is, the lower (and less smart) it ranks. The farther above the national average, the higher (and smarter) a state ranks.
Source: Morgan Quitno Press
1. Vermont
2. Massachusetts
3. Connecticut
4. New Jersey
5. Maine
6. Virginia
7. Montana
8. Wisconsin
9. Iowa
10. Pennsylvania
11. Nebraska
12. New Hampshire
13. Minnesota
14. Rhode Island
15. Kansas
16. New York
17. South Dakota
18. Maryland
19. Wyoming
20. Idaho
21. North Dakota
22. Missouri
23. North Carolina
24. Indiana
25. Texas
26. South Carolina
27. Colorado
28. Delaware
29. Florida
30. Tennessee
31. Kentucky
32. Arkansas
33. Washington
34. Ohio
35. Illinois
36. Oklahoma
37. West Virginia
38. Utah
39. Michigan
40. Oregon
41. Georgia
42. Hawaii
43. New Mexico
44. Louisiana
45. Alabama
46. Alaska
47. California
48. Mississippi
49. Nevada
50. Arizona
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