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Fair Play Ashton
Just thought we should club together and congratulate Dean Ashton on securing that five year contract paying £65,000 a week. I am sure he had absolutely no idea that he was still suffering problems with that ankle when he made his mark on the contract.
Suggestions that he was threatening to leave on a Bosman or buy himself out of his contract, if not offered a new deal (with Tottenham rumoured to be interested), are surely well wide of the mark. Why would Ashton put a gun to our head if he had suspicions that he might not fully recover from that injury? That would be dishonest. That would be taking advantage. That would be exploiting the fans who pay his salary!
Dean would never do that would he? Let's face it, we would all have done the same in his position anyway, so how can anybody complain?
Good on you Dean, well done my son. True, we may have to sell Parker or Cole in the summer to cover the cost of your wages, but that's hardly your concern. I mean, you support Manchester United don't you, so why should what happens to West Ham be any concern of yours?
So, on behalf of all West Ham fans Dean, I want you to know that we do not begrudge you the £13,520,000 you will earn over the next 4 years without kicking a ball. Nor do we resent the £3,380,000 you have already pocketed from that contract extension. You deserve every penny mate after making a total of 43 starts for the club. God bless you son.
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Since you are a fine specimen of what is righteous and what is morally acceptable....
What exactly do you think should happen here?
Not what should have happened, forget what has happened, I mean now. What should Ashton do? What should the club do?
Pray tell oh holy one... - 16 February 2010 19:09
- Hammersfan said...
As I say, Ashton should take the money and the club should pay up...unless they could prove that Ashton knowingly withheld material information when signing that contract. He did have his own medical team didn't he? Wonder why?
if I was Sullivan, that would be the route I would follow, seeking to prove that Ashton secured the contract extension under false pretences. I wouldn't pay the salary and would invite Ashton to make available all advice received from his private medical team. I would also want his agent, under oath, to reveal all conversations that took place between himself and Ashton in the months preceding the signing of the contract extension. Was Ashton feeling pain in the ankle? Had he been warned that the damage had not completely healed?
Who knows, with Duxbury gone, we might actually be able to win in court!
Now tell me, if that course of action saved us the money and meant we did not have to sell Parker, where would your loyalties lie? - 16 February 2010 19:16
Gold and Sullivan should offer him shares in the Hammers rather than pay all the above quoted amount of legal tender.
Would that be possible or not?
JCC85 - 16 February 2010 19:24
- Hammersfan said...
Why would Ashton agree to that? Even Curbishley, a West Ham fan (cough cough) hasn't gone for that one!
- 16 February 2010 19:26
I know what you are saying there is no reason why he would accept that but still Davidx2 should at least make the offer!!
JCC85 - 16 February 2010 19:28
- Hammersfan said...
I suppose Dean might buy the treatment room, for old time's sake!
- 16 February 2010 19:32
HF 1844 previous post Jim Phelps you prick Mission Impossible to get you to understand past the size of your warped over-sized ego is IMPOSSIBLE. I pity your wife and kids fancy having to live with this cnut she deserves a medal
- 16 February 2010 19:38
You fcuking no nothing prick if the club wanted too they could have ask him to take a medical idiot. O by the way John Hartson's family still want a word with you. Why don't you have a go in a new at the soldiers that are returning injured and getting killed doing their jobs as well that would be right up your street too you sad little cnut
- 16 February 2010 19:44
- Hammersfan said...
1938, Mission Impossible, of course! Sorry, I don't watch kids films.
John has made a good recovery. Pleased for him.
I think a parallel between Ashton and soldiers killed or maimed on a battlefield is highly inappopriate don't you? Yet again, perspective needed. - 16 February 2010 19:49
Widely considered to be one of the most iconic television series of all time, except by sad little no nothing cnuts who think it's a film
- 16 February 2010 19:53
- Hammersfan said...
I was always a "Man From Uncle" boy. What was it that Mission Impossible clashed with? Coronation Street perhaps? Something my parents insisted on watching, and in those days there was only one TV in the house.
Why so aggressive about a kid's TV programme? - 16 February 2010 19:57
- John said...
In view of his perpetually injury hit career you would have thought management would have insisted on a medical before handing out a five year deal at £65,000 a week. How do idiots like Duxbury and Nani get into these high paying jobs? I am sure that if it could be proved that Ashton and his helpers were aware it was unlikely he would ever be fully fit again his contract could be severely reduced, and if he knew himself that he was unlikely to ever be fully fit again it should be reduced on grounds of false pretences. Anyway I am sure the D's will be examining all these possibillites
- 16 February 2010 20:06
Are you serious?
Ashton might have had his own medical team, but we have a medical team as well.
You really think there is a possibility that Ashton signed knowing he could be retired in 18 months time? That's a very scinical world you live in and that would be an extremely embarassing route to go down.
I don't believe that you gnuinely would do this. You are just answering the question and offering a possible option. One that if you thought about it seriously, you should admit that really it's not the best way to go about it.
Firstly, stopping his wages because you think he might have signed the contract knowing he was facing retirement, would make us a laughing stock yet again... especially after the Davenport scenario. - 16 February 2010 21:06
- Hammersfan said...
I am serious. I have very serious reservations about all this. Read Ashton's comments. He was stunned to be offered a 5 year contract and the insurance company refused to cover the ankle. Why? Did they see the medical reports and ask the right questions? The point is, Ashton played as if he was still carrying the injury. He CHOSE to work with his own medical team. There is something fishy here.
- 16 February 2010 21:22
Are you really a Hammers fan?
- 16 February 2010 23:08
- Hammersfan said...
Why do you ask?
- 16 February 2010 23:49
Your not a west ham fan. Your a wanker. I don't begrudge Dean Ashton the contract THE CLUB offered HIM and not the other way round. Also of course the insurance refused to cover his ankle because he'd already spent over a season out with a serious injury towards it.
- 16 February 2010 23:49
- Hammersfan said...
So why am I not a West Ham fan? Because I would rather this money was invested in players who have a FUTURE with the club? Who do you support, West Ham or Dean Ashton? Your (correct spelling)logic is arse about face. If I wasn't a West Ham fan, I might be delighted that the club was losing still more money. Follow? Or is that beyond your obviously very small brain?
- 16 February 2010 23:58
- Kareem said...
I really wish Ashton could have just sued Wright-Phillips or something.
- 17 February 2010 00:06
if we are paying his wages why dont we get him to work for his money instead of paying him off.
- 17 February 2010 06:27
- Deane said...
To think my mother was so pleased that I came to England because of the high standards of education available to my kids Dear God poor delusional woman
For those that have experienced said educational system this comment is not aimed at Hammersfan - 17 February 2010 08:49
Deane - As someone who failed to include any punctuation in your last post, I would think twice about commenting on education in the future.
- 17 February 2010 09:36
You're a disgrace HF an utter, total and complete disgrace - how I despise you and your negative utterances! I wish a pox on you and your ugly anti West Ham mouth.
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Saturday, December 26, 2009
remnants of christmas
drag through the
stirring black flakes
of used to be
wrapping paper
rising in the breeze
with memories.
shiny gold, and
green, red, blue
Christmas balls
slip from the tree,
with used to be
joy, hope
and peace
until next season
as if the season
became the reason,
bringing all good things
to an end,
with a sigh of relief;
cardboard boxes
in the shadows
of the basement.
It always amazes me how quickly things return to the way the used to be as soon as the holidays are done. It is a choice.
67 comments:
- buffalodick said...
I don't wait for Christmas to be nice- but it does make it easier...
- December 26, 2009 at 7:29 AM
- Rain said...
Just because the decorations are boxed away for another year, yeah, shouldn't mean goodwill to others should be too. True dat.
- December 26, 2009 at 8:05 AM
- Rebecca said...
Hum...It is a choice...very poignant...
- December 26, 2009 at 8:12 AM
- otin said...
Being that I am somewhat OCD about my daily routine, I kind of like it when things get back to normal.
- December 26, 2009 at 8:13 AM
- Tom said...
anymore the holidays seem to be an interuption, instead of an occassion...
maybe we should break out the Christmas music more in the between months....instead of oversaturating the airwaves from November to January 1...keep the message alive all year long! - December 26, 2009 at 8:33 AM
- Enchanted Oak said...
Awww, Brian, your poem makes me want to give you a {{{hug}}}. It touched me.
- December 26, 2009 at 8:35 AM
- Bonnie, Original Art Studio said...
Yes, the way they used to be, but as you say, with the memories.
- December 26, 2009 at 8:38 AM
- Dianne said...
Your poetry captures the mood so well. I will always recall the one about the hands in the store.
Dianne - December 26, 2009 at 8:38 AM
- Ms Hen said...
Christmas EveryDay...
I find it is the weather..
In NYC people are cheerful when boarding buses and all on warm days.. but rainy; chilly; cloudy days.. people are not so friendly.
I am trying to be HAPPY towards others and polite all the time (even when I don't feel it to be honest...on such damp cold days).
Hope your children enjoyed Christmas..
Hugs to you, your wife; children; parents and love ones..
I do hope you let us know how your mother is doing. Hope she enjoyed christmas. - December 26, 2009 at 8:45 AM
- TechnoBabe said...
It is a good thing to put the ornaments and decorations away, but hopefully the spirit remains throughout the year.
- December 26, 2009 at 8:47 AM
- Eddie Bluelights said...
Great poem Brian.
We keep our decorations up intil 12th night which I make 5 Jan.
My daughter when she was 3 used to think Baby Jesus lived in the attic with the Christmas Decorations and came down once a year into our living room. This was before she knew about his Omnipresence LOL - December 26, 2009 at 8:49 AM
- Grand Pooba said...
You're right, it is a choice. I try to keep the tree up as long as I can. Well at least until New Years, I hate when Christmas ends!
(Merry Christmas a day late!) - December 26, 2009 at 8:58 AM
- Nancy said...
Yes, a choice. And this year if feels really good for some reason.
- December 26, 2009 at 9:24 AM
- G-Man said...
Your stuff is put away already?
- December 26, 2009 at 9:39 AM
- Vodka Logic said...
I am glad things return back to the way they were, for the most part. I couldn't handle this happiness all year round.
- December 26, 2009 at 9:45 AM
- subby said...
Going along with g-man...we prob'ly won't take ours down for a while yet.
- December 26, 2009 at 9:53 AM
- Ace said...
I was a bad mom this year. We only put out a little of the xmas stuff. Just too busy driving my kids around town to decorate. I am glad to pack away the little that we did put out until next year.
You have little ones? Young ones are great at Christmas. - December 26, 2009 at 10:48 AM
- Goofball said...
did you take the Christmas tree already down??!?
no wonder that it all starts so early in the USA if it's over already. In Belgium trees remain up until the 3 kings came (Epiphany - Jan 6)...then many towns organize a big tree bonfire or a tree pick-up. The Christmas vacation is only halfway so nothing back to normal for us yet... We're still recovering from the food indigestion. - December 26, 2009 at 11:06 AM
- Lisa (aka LadyWanderlust) said...
I could tell you that I leave up the tree until the Epiphany as a reminder that Christmas is a state of mind that should be ever present year round. In reality, I hate taking down the tree as if the magic is locked up until next year...and the fact I HATE the actual act of un-decorating and storing things up...ugggghhhh!
You are right. It is a choice...
Lisa - December 26, 2009 at 11:11 AM
- The Retired One said...
You are right, Brian..everything is ALWAYS a choice.
- December 26, 2009 at 11:46 AM
- Corrie Howe said...
That would be quick if you are taking the three down already and boxing up the decorations.
- December 26, 2009 at 11:59 AM
- ModernMom said...
All that work..and then it is over!
At least you got a gorgeous post out of it:)
Hope you don't mind another follower:) - December 26, 2009 at 12:19 PM
- CatLadyLarew said...
I choose to keep the holiday going for a bit longer... any old excuse to avoid the usual routines!
- December 26, 2009 at 12:30 PM
- Toni said...
It's sad that people's 'spirit' only comes out at Christmas but that's probably got something to do with all the alcohol inside them! lol
- December 26, 2009 at 12:52 PM
- sheila said...
ah, me too, me too.
I think this year I'm gonna leave my tree up til Jan 2. The last couple yrs we've taken it down early (fresh clean start to the new year) on New years eve.
But the last couple yrs haven't been so good, lol. So I don't think that theory works. For me anyhow, lol - December 26, 2009 at 1:02 PM
- Pearl said...
Good point. It's not the ornaments or tinsel that make the season what it is -- it is the camaraderie, good humor, and willingness to be kind.
Pearl - December 26, 2009 at 1:09 PM
- California Girl said...
either you took your tree down quickly or you're projecting. I was so tired from all the hubbub I stayed on the couch or the bed all day, reading blogs, writing in my own. I'm even watching a rerun of the Pat Rafter/Goran Ivanesevic 2001 Wimbledon Championship! (I adored Patrick Rafter)
My kids and husband and MIL weren't much more ambitious than I. Our house will stay messy a few more days. :) - December 26, 2009 at 1:32 PM
- books,coffee,etc.... said...
Hi! Brian,
Nice post...as usual.
Brian said,"It always amazes me how quickly things return to the way the used to be as soon as the holidays are done. It is a choice."
My thoughts...exactly, but like some of your previous commenters' said, I do try to be nice all year round too!...
...By the way, I hope that you and your family have a safe, hopeful, and Happy New Year too!
DeeDee ;-D - December 26, 2009 at 1:44 PM
- books,coffee,etc.... said...
Tom said,"maybe we should break out the Christmas music more in the between months....instead of oversaturating the airwaves from November to January 1...keep the message alive all year long!
Hi! Brian and Tom...
...Tom, I must admit that I sometimes do listen to Christmas music with (earphones) on all year round...not because I love Christmas (per se,) but the "hope" or positive messages that pervade Christmas songs.
By the way, Brian,
Happy New Year! to all your readers, and to you to Tom and your family too!...
Hi! C.G.
...and Happy New Year to you and your family too!
DeeDee ;-D - December 26, 2009 at 1:57 PM
- Jill said...
I absolutely FORCE myself to leave the decorations up a short while PAST Christmas day. My need to have ORDER restored is intense though! It is an internal battle! ;)
The first week the kids go back to school I go on a TAZMANIAN DEVIL whirlwind of order and routine! - December 26, 2009 at 2:02 PM
- Leah said...
I have to say, I'm with Otin. I like regular everyday much better. This season makes me so nervous. It's just too much, even the pressure to be nice...lol...I hope that doesn't make me too evil!!!
- December 26, 2009 at 2:12 PM
- lakeviewer said...
Normal life is sane, doable on a daily basis. Thank God.
And a choice, as you so wisely pointed out. A choice I look forward to as soon as the relatives and friends have gone to their respective homes. - December 26, 2009 at 2:30 PM
- Ronda Laveen said...
I just like to act like it is Christmas all year round. So much so, that I don't even feel much of the urge to over-the-top decorate. It is a choice.
- December 26, 2009 at 3:08 PM
- Brian Miller said...
this season is a double edge sword...we run and run and run, pushing ourselves...we also see many peoples heart more than any other time...its the heart i would like to sustain...
- December 26, 2009 at 3:22 PM
- secret agent woman said...
I go tthe garland down and tree indecorated and out, but I'm procrastinating about packing away the ornaments.
- December 26, 2009 at 3:25 PM
- Maggie said...
I like and dislike this season. People are nicer but crazier. lol There is so much love and madness at the same time! haha
I'm glad it is over I can finally go out to the mall and no one will be pushing me or fighting over stuff. lol - December 26, 2009 at 3:59 PM
- justsomethoughts... said...
and yes, i believe it is. - December 26, 2009 at 4:04 PM
- Alice in Wonderland said...
Found your site quite by accident, and what do I find...people already with their decorations packed away!
Hey! This is only the second day of Christmas!
Remember The Twelve Days of Christmas? That takes you up to 6th January when all decorations should be taken down!
Christmas lives on in your heart for the rest of the year, it doesn't last only one or two days!
Come on, all you wet blankets, give my site a visit and see what Christmas is all about!
Seasons Greetings to one and all!!! - December 26, 2009 at 4:11 PM
- Wings said...
Oftentimes hard to keep the change we want.
- December 26, 2009 at 4:37 PM
- Susan Anderson said...
TRUE THAT! This is what I've been saying for weeks. Great piece Brian. I'm glad you posted and thank you for visiting mine :) See you next Friday.
- December 26, 2009 at 5:10 PM
- LadyCat said...
The scene does go from stacks of pretty packages to a pile of paper trash very quickly. And I agree with Otin, I like to get my house back to normal order. I have even take my tree down on Christmas night before. But I'm trying to learn to go with the flow when it comes to festive disarray : )
- December 26, 2009 at 5:22 PM
- Pastor Sharon said...
It would be great if we could get rid of the scrap wrapping paper and bows while keeping the spirit alive. Why is that so hard?
- December 26, 2009 at 6:29 PM
- Thom said...
And it's a choice I would keep all year round LOL. This was wonderful my friend. You are such an excellent writer :)
- December 26, 2009 at 6:30 PM
- Betsy said...
"I will honor Christmas in my heart and keep it all the year!" :)
- December 26, 2009 at 7:07 PM
- Barry said...
Pack away the things, keep the sentiment.
Good observation, neatly said. - December 26, 2009 at 7:20 PM
- Harnett-Hargrove said...
Wow, that was fast. -J
- December 26, 2009 at 7:28 PM
- Green-Eyed Momster said...
I'm taking the decorations down tomorrow. It's time to get back to normal. Plus, Hubby's birthday is coming up.
Hope your Christmas was wonderful.
Smiles!! - December 26, 2009 at 7:31 PM
- the b in subtle said...
wow. you put your tree away already? i usually have mine up until after new year's. of course, i tend to put it up so close to christmas, it's worth it to have the scent of pine needles lingering a tad longer. i watched It's a Wonderful Life last night. it's my favourite of all the holiday movies. Not to take our lives for granted. Not to live them in regret. The ability to realize how each act, however small, we may perform can affect other people's lives (and our own) as some positive ripple in the great, big pond that is Life. The spirit of the season is a good one to hold onto all year round. Funny that your cousin wrote about 'operation' yesterday - because your post is like some kind of 'Open Heart' surgery. thanks for the reminder, Brian.
- December 26, 2009 at 8:09 PM
- kys said...
I've almost got it all put away. I'll be finished soon. I try to be the same all year. Maybe that's not a good thing?
- December 26, 2009 at 8:15 PM
- AngelMay said...
I have lights around the windows in my house. I call them my "happy lights" because I live so far north that it gets dark pretty early in the winter. I'm leaving them up till March. :)
- December 26, 2009 at 8:34 PM
- Terrace Crawford said...
I don't put my decorations up till late; therefore, they are taken down late. =)
Great writing dude.
--Terrace Crawford
www.twitter.com/terracecrawford - December 26, 2009 at 9:24 PM
- ...mmm... said...
but the holiday shoudln't be done yet Brian! Already packing things way? Oh, could no way do that after all the build-up and hoopla getting here to xmas day. Hope your return back to work on Sunday goes well. Happy Christmastide, nonetheless!
- December 26, 2009 at 10:51 PM
- Alice Audrey said...
Yeah, but for right now, I'm still on holiday.
- December 26, 2009 at 11:24 PM
- Kay said...
so true, is it not the spirit all around of joy and giving, so brief??? just like that, a split second, it is over. Happy New Year to you and your family! :)
- December 27, 2009 at 12:32 AM
- Valerie said...
Goodwill should definitely go on throughout the year, but too much nostalgia would be ... well ... too much. Happy lead-up to the New Year.
- December 27, 2009 at 2:06 AM
- Eternally Distracted said...
I would happily allow santa to bring me all those pressies every day...just got to work on being a good enough girl :0)
- December 27, 2009 at 4:41 AM
- Lorraine said...
That's why Christmas is a miracle, don't you think ? ;)
- December 27, 2009 at 5:57 AM
- Ocean Girl said...
Wow it is still cheery and busy at your place, even at Christmas when it is lonely and quiet elsewhere.
It is a testimony to your talent and good person Brian.
Great poem, relief and sadness together. - December 27, 2009 at 6:11 AM
- Daniel said...
You are right Brian. You are so right.
- December 27, 2009 at 7:15 AM
- slommler said...
So true........so true!! It is almost like it never happened!
Happy New Year to you
SueAnn - December 27, 2009 at 1:09 PM
- sherri said...
I always find a bit of relief when Christmas and celebrations end. Things are usually anticlimactic and never what you think they will be. How's that for depressing and bitter sounding? Ha! thanks for stopping by the claw btw. Anyone w/two sons is a friend of mind. but then I'm partial. and long-winded.
- December 27, 2009 at 5:26 PM
- smiles4u said...
I am one that is happy to have it over and getting things back to normal around here but that doesn't mean putting away goodwill and caring towards "man' by any means. That needs to be shared every day of the year. Good post.
- December 27, 2009 at 8:07 PM
- Kathy's Klothesline said...
Choices...... I will start my take down as soon as the snow lets up. It is a good excuse to procrastinate and eat another cookie, have another cup of tea by the Christmas tree.....
- December 28, 2009 at 7:47 AM
- Meeko Fabulous said...
i totally felt a twinge of sadness as i started to shut down Christmas here at the Fabulous residence. :(
- December 28, 2009 at 6:54 PM
- Colette Amelia said...
I have tried waiting to put up the tree so the feeling stays a little longer after Christmas...but some how it seems that it is always a relief to get the house back to normal.
I think there is too much expectation, too much excitement, too much so that it cannot be sustained...maybe we just need to do little things everyday so that the spririt lives on and not burns itself out? - December 31, 2009 at 11:44 AM
- Margie said...
One year I kept the Christmas tree up till the middle of Feb. and it was quite wonderful!
I love how people treat others with kindness at Christmas but find it very sad how they so often forget to be kind once Christmas is over!
I really liked this poem, Brian.
Oh, I'm missing hubby terribly but talk to him every night.
Still have over a week to go...*sigh*
Thank you for asking!
Margie :) - July 27, 2011 at 8:37 PM
- Jinto John said...
Loved your poem....I think across the globe me too observe the same things...
Christmas, stripped of its festivities should not leave behind a vacuum...
If you don't mind have a glance over my thoughts about Christmas - January 4, 2013 at 10:39 AM


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Friday, November 4th, 2011It sounds almost like the set-up for a bad joke: what do you get when you put dozens of computer hackers and elementary school teachers in a room and keep them there overnight? But, no, it's no joke. It's the game plan for an event in Baltimore next weekend that brings together two communities not ordinarily in frequent dialogue with one another: web developers and educators.
On the weekend of November 12th and 13th, an estimated 80 software designers and developers will gather at a Baltimore high school for a fast and furious session of building applications based on ideas crowd-sourced from local teachers and administrators. I stumbled across the event, billed as "Education Hack Day," while researching an upcoming SOTRU episode in Baltimore. It's the brain child of Mike Brenner, the founder of StartupBaltimore, a networking group for tech entrepreneurs, and Scott Messinger, a teacher-turned-web-developer. Scott's background bridging education and technology informed the idea. "Software development is largely missing a teacher voice," he told me. "A lot of the products we have to use as teachers aren't always that useful for us, or that intuitive." The solution to that problem, Scott and Mike thought, was just to get teachers and the developers together to generate solutions. "Why don't we have the teachers tell about their problems and their ideas and have the developers and designers and teachers get together and create something?"
Now, for many "hacking" connotes something subversive or illicit—computer programmers sneaking into protected digital terrain, intent on sabotage. But the word has another definition, one that is more creative than destructive. In this case, Scott says, by "hacking," they mean "improvising, creating from nothing something that solves a problem." What kind of problems could hackers and teachers actually solve over the course of one weekend? They're not attempting large-scale education reform, here. An end result might be something like an app that helps teachers and administrators keep in touch with students' families and set up parent-teacher conferences. Or it could be a product based around a particular item on the teachers' list of tools they'd live to have. A friend of Scott's who is the principal of a Baltimore public school just purchased ipads for all the kids in his 5th grade classrooms. He'd like some sort of application that makes the ipad function as a reading manager. "So they'll login to the app, they'll find out their reading level, and they'll read some of those books," Scott says. "And they'll answer some questions and if they answer the questions right, that'll bump them up to the next reading level."
The plan for Education Hack Day is modeled on the success of another event Mike organized, Civic Hack Day, which brought developers together to work projects for state and city government (an app that calculated the likelihood of getting a parking ticket came out of that). And, ultimately, one of the goals is developing a stronger entrepreneurial ecosystem for tech start-ups in Baltimore. Who knows what kind of ideas for a new company might be seeded this weekend, perhaps in a burst of coding creativity at 3 a.m. on Sunday morning? And if that new company is also built around finding education solutions that benefit the Baltimore community as a whole, Scott and Mike think, well, that's a win-win. That's the kind of result that'd be very far from the punchline of a joke about mixing hackers and teachers.
Update: To learn how things went at Education Hack Day, check out Mike Brenner's recap here.


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How do we find the needle 'world peace' in a belief haystack?
July 05, 2009, 06:43:44 PM »
Last year I wrote a draft of a book that I lost heart in. It was about criticising (harshly, but fairly in my mind) education and the way students learn myths about learning itself in the classroom. Halfway through, it had some alternatives. But before I could work on the 2nd and would-be final draft for publishing, I came to realise that I was doing exactly what those 'we-think-we-know-what's-best-so-shut-the-hell-up' teachers were doing - fighting fire with fire, and singling out someone to take the blame for the human race's problems.
I did have my reasons, however. My school life was not exactly peaceful, nor was it at all worthy of my memory, and from my own perspective I believed it was the root cause of all the troubles today: lack of love, forcing yourself through life, kidding yourself, as well as many others... My logic said fix schools, or even do away with them entirely, and you have a possiblity for peace in the world to pass on to coming generations.
I was 18 when I wrote that first draft (I am 19 now) and had I not discovered the right information at the right time, I'd still be a defenceless heart-broken sap forever wondering what the hell happened. Recently I have come to a similar realisation with the mass media: they, just like the administrators of the education system, are just doing their best in the way they know how. They may be very close to what I'd call charlatans, but only because they have learned their way into that perspective. Singling them out is still not a good move in my mind...
I'm trying to get a new message out with another book... well, a series of messages. It will mostly be all I've learned about Psychology and Objectivity in the past few years (and dun worry Michael, if I mention some of your ideas I'll be sure to credit you
), plus a few extra things to consider. I would dive into the realms of science, emotion, evolution, technology and even magic/illusion to show what I mean - that the world would be an amazing place to be born in if everyone learned how to love and be happy whenever they wished.
But I'm having trouble deciding what the 'main message' of the book is going to be. How on Earth do I do such a thing without singling out groups of people? How do I say that we are all in this together? Because the minute I even SAY words like 'religion' 'politics' 'real world evidence' or even 'love' to the ones who've lost it... I am immediately isolating those people either for/against stuff in those areas and lost my emotional connection with them. What I know is a lot less important than what I actually say, and I genuinely want EVERY human to hear what I want to say..
I could say something like 'I know I could be wrong here' every now and then, but that would not guarantee that the angered reader in question would reconsider my stance.
Because if other people label my writing under a section of 'against this' or 'for that', it gets isolated from others due to their perceptions. Realistically, is it even possible considering the scale of beliefs out there?
I would like to know what you all think. How can I offer somebody a new insight as to how they can feel better about their lives without forcing them to try on completely new pairs of shoes? I really do not want to lose connections with anybody just because they see the world differently...
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July 09, 2009, 05:07:12 PM »
James, On reading your post, the one clear message that i see is about 'Beliefs'. Religion, politics, love and media are all about 'beliefs'... Maybe the title could be pointing at 'Beliefs' and then each chapter you can question things like the above issues. Though thats sounding very Zeitgeist in some respects, i believe that it can be handled so its not as hard hitting, but very informative. Sometimes to question a persons 'belief' system is ok, as long as you do it in a non judgemental way.. Sometimes, the key is not what people 'believe' in, but what they 'disbelieve' in.
Good luck
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Re: How do we find the needle 'world peace' in a belief haystack?
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July 10, 2009, 02:20:33 PM »
Hi James,
I love your post. It really names what we all do as humans--we are all doing our best and sometimes our best doesn't feel good enough.
I have been playing with the paradox that we are all good right now and we can all become better. I even sometimes stand in the perspective that the world IS an amazing place to be born in AND everyone IS learning how to love and be happy whenever they wish. The fun thing about this perspective is the more often I stand in it the easier it is to really see the truth in it.
What helps me to really see that ALL of us are good enough is a quote that I think is from Maya Angelou--it goes something like this: If we knew how to do it better, we would...
Looking forward to reading your book.
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Re: How do we find the needle 'world peace' in a belief haystack?
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July 12, 2009, 02:35:33 PM »
If i can ask....
it seems to be you have some anxiety about how "fast" this is happening (or not happening as the case may be... he he)
and so...
how soon do you want this to happen?
do you believe that you are not this as fast as it "should" be happening?
for me... and I am just speaking for me...
the answer comes when I let go of the "dire need" to figure it out "now".
be easy with yourself.
belief.... conditioning is a deep deep well....
the deeper you go... the bigger it gets.
the moment we "believe" that we see the whole of a thing, is the moment we have lost sight.
(again, speaking from my own experience and you may have different).
and to suggest with your issue of the book....
write it ALL out however you want....
set it aside for a time....
come back with fresh eyes....
reread it all...
get rid of the stuff that doesn't sing to you anymore.
"Living the dream"
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Re: How do we find the needle 'world peace' in a belief haystack?
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July 12, 2009, 06:25:03 PM »
Maybe something like what I wish they had taught me in the first 12 years of school? It can be described as these are things I learned since then that could have really helped knowing earlier. If it's stuff you learned - they can take it or leave it. Additionally - a website tied into it could get others to share their experiences since formal schooling and what they wish they knew then.
Best Wishes!
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Re: How do we find the needle 'world peace' in a belief haystack?
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July 13, 2009, 09:58:10 PM »
Thank you all for your generous comments. You have all given me ideas to play with on this subject
But I have given this much thought, and I have discovered that writing a book on this sort of thing is not what I intend to do.
Recently I tried to experiment with this sort of thing on a few forums (how we all be a bit kinder to others who believe differently) - I either got approval for thinking such, or rejection because some were cynical, some demanded evidence, some just quoted everything in my post and 'offered' a contradiction, seeing right through my point.
It was after a few attempts at this that I discovered something very important: you can say what you want about how the world is best lived, or you can SHOW people how the world is best lived.
In other words, if I do believe happiness really makes us what we are, I've got to show tangible results, not change through mere words. Is it okay to say the difference between theory and practice?
I'm not up for going against people's beliefs. For example, I don't believe in God and I don't think NLP is all that's cracked up to be (even although I used to think like that..). However, I believe society knows fine well how to solve it's problems but it exploits people anyway and that Michael's perspective on living life needs to be a LOT more mainstream (he's a bloody genius, after I read the first chapter of YCHWYW, I remember saying 'I could give him a medal for that first chapter alone'.) Some of those beliefs are worth having and some aren't. Some of my beliefs I like and some I don't... but it does not matter when happiness is more important than beliefs.
I doubt that writing a whole book to change the way people think about the world is the right choice. I'd rather make them happy instead.
I've got some more ideas in mind. I might draw more. I might start looking into good ideas for making video games (tis what I'm studying in Uni). I might get into illusion as a side hobby if I want to impress a few folk - I love the Psychology behind it all (Derren Brown is my all-time favourite illusionist) But the smaller, easier stuff would be better I think heh
I think those are more important to me. Some other things are just beyond my control. Making other people inspired is what inspires me most... making people think about their own ways of life, well, why bother when it's not up to me to judge.
Once again, thank you all for your comments. I agree, if we knew better we'd do better - same goes with education, questioning beliefs is only easy if you are prepared to be wrong and I will take some time with what I really want.
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July 15, 2009, 06:43:59 PM »
Thanks for sharing...I really enjoyed what you wrote. And I keep thinking, wow, he is only 19!
Wishing you lots of fun on your adventures!
Last Edit: July 15, 2009, 06:51:38 PM by Wendy Batten
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Re: How do we find the needle 'world peace' in a belief haystack?
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July 16, 2009, 12:43:42 PM »
Hi can i ask a simple question
Do you have peace within and happiness within ?
love light and blessings
Trained by Michael Neill, Dr Richard Bandler and Paul Mc kenna ,In London , living and working as a NLP Practitioner in Spain, Europe,and the world.
Specialising in Physical and mental pain elimination in true Bandler/Neill style
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Quote from: peterblythspain on July 16, 2009, 12:43:42 PM
Hi can i ask a simple question ?
Do you have peace within and happiness within ?
love light and blessings
I do.
I keep mine in a pretty jar on a shelf.
"Living the dream"
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July 22, 2009, 03:32:31 PM »
Heh, of course I have my happiness within me. It can't possibly come from anywhere else ;p
It is such a tricky world. But even if I figured out everything about everything, I would just take the puzzle apart and try to put it back together again. Kinda makes me wonder if there is nothing to figure out and that I already have the answers. All of a sudden, the world does not look as tricky anymore.
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SUMTER — There was definitely one thing the girls from Richard Winn Academy were not lacking following their state championship win over the Dragons of Marlboro Academy — words.
Players credited team chemistry and their coach for their success the past few seasons, including this state championship run.
"This is awesome," said sophomore Cassidy Branham. "We just had faith in our teammates and this year we were able to win the big game."
Freshman Jaycie Johnson said the experience from a year ago helped the players earn their mettle and know how to approach the championship game the right way.
"From last year and us playing … it's incredible that we came back again even though we lost an amazing player from that team (in Alex Maas). Coming back here and winning it all is amazing. It really felt the same in the moments leading up to the game but this year it was a totally different experience," Johnson said. "I play with an amazing team and it is very special to me, like a family."
Freshman Megan Simpson was confident in herself and her teammates.
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Now junior guard and team captain Carson Justice and her mother share a bond, as members of the championship point guard sorority at Richard Winn. She said the game is different now than it was for her mother when Rebekah Coleman won the state championship her senior year at Richard Winn.
"The game is so much more physical now and you have to sacrifice your body more," Justice said. "We played as a team like we had one heartbeat tonight. God shone through us and granted us our best ability to share our talents tonight. It's a great feeling and I hope to feel it again next year. We worked hard all year for this. This year we fought the good fight and finished the final race for the prize. We got there together tonight."
Her sister and teammate Emily Brigman shared that sentiment.
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ITS makes a suite of apps available to the Deerfield Community through our Google Apps for Education account. This suite of apps can be accessed using your Deerfield Network UserID and Password.
To access Deerfield's Google Apps suite, go to the following URL: http://docs.deerfield.edu
After logging in with your Deerfield Network credentials, you will be able access many of Google's apps including:
For tutorials on using these apps, please select one of the links below:
You can also find short tutorials on these and other Google apps (e.g., Earth, Sketch Up) through our subscription to Atomic Learning. When you get to the site, search for the app you are interested in learning more about.
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