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America's Corporations and Investors Are Failing Society
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Convene, Connect, Transform: Teachers on Roll to Transform Schools
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We've Met the Enemy and it is the Messenger
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What was once a glowing leader in online innovation, Google is now beginning to disappoint in a growing number of ways.
Yet if you type 'Miserable failure' in the Google search box... you get pages that reference... George W. Bush! Go figure.
Algorithm? I haven't seen one since Al Gore last danced the macarena.
I miss typing "failure" into the search hitting "lucky" and getting GW's biography page on the White House web site. Just the thing to go with morning coffee.
Is this why I can no longer search "failure" hit the "lucky" button and get the GW biography page at the White House? That was a great side to my morning coffee. I'll miss it.
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