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[Zpluspartners.com] Z + Partners - Weblog: Of course the metabolic ecology theory is still controversial. Aside from the possibility of containing spotty math, the theory tends to divide researchers between those who see the patterns in life as fundamental and those who believe that variation in nature is key. "If the theory is right, it's one of the most significant in biology for a long time," says ecologist David Robinson of the University of Aberdeen. "It would provide a common functional basis for all biodiversity."

[Zpluspartners.com] Z + Partners - Weblog: Of course the metabolic ecology theory is still controversial. Aside from the possibility of containing spotty math, the theory tends to divide researchers between those who see the patterns in life as fundamental and those who believe that variation in nature is key. "If the theory is right, it's one of the most significant in biology for a long time," says ecologist David Robinson of the University of Aberdeen. "It would provide a common functional basis for all biodiversity."

[Scrgov.org] South Carolinians for Responsible Government / Put Parents In Charge: Andrew Rotherham is director of the 21st Century Schools Project at the Progressive Policy Institute.  PPI is associated with the Democratic Leadership Council, a group of centrist Democrats that used to be headed by Bill Clinton.  Rotherham has little patience for an education establishment that values bureaucracy more than student achievement.  Here’s how he describes their attitude on his blog, Edwonk:

[Scresponsiblegov.org] South Carolinians for Responsible Government / Put Parents In Charge: Andrew Rotherham is director of the 21st Century Schools Project at the Progressive Policy Institute.  PPI is associated with the Democratic Leadership Council, a group of centrist Democrats that used to be headed by Bill Clinton.  Rotherham has little patience for an education establishment that values bureaucracy more than student achievement.  Here’s how he describes their attitude on his blog, Edwonk:

 [Brothersjudd.blogspot.com] <Brothers Judd Blog>: If his name recognition is over 25% nationally I'll send him a check. (Quick, here's a test : Who's the GOP Chairman and who preceded McAuliffe?) Second, while the notion that Democrats care about maintaining ethical purity is rather quaint and touching (and impossible to reconcile with either his initial appointment or the Clinton presidency), the notion that they'd jettison a fund-raising deity over it is simply delusional. Third, there's no way on God's green Earth that the press will let Republicans make an issue of the Democrats' ties to business scandals. Just take a look at their failure to go after Tom Daschle, whose wife is a lobbyist and who is himself implicated in a scandal involving a fatal airplane crash, and you can imagine how little they'll care about the DNC chairman.

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