Some new items this month:
- The deals page has been updated.
- We continue to add new items to the teacher resources area.
News for March 2008:
Some upcoming reviews include a comparison of mini-DV camcorders. As the move to HD camcorders increases, we are finding some great deals with the last generation of mini-DV camcorders. Also, check back soon for some DDR news including a review of the supercool RedOctane Ignition 3.0 Dance Pad.As summer approaches and Washington, DC opens its cherry blossoms to tourists and locals alike, look to see the archive of Yield to Pedestrian signs increase. Some recent signs have seen some amazing wear and tear. For the first time I saw one that was peeling in layers. Unfortunately, I didn't have my camera with me . . . now if I could only remember where it was . . .
With the new Washington Nationals stadium almost complete, we will be posting some images of that "new" area of the city. The development is quite amazing. Southeast around the Navy Yard has undergone quite a facelift. As the Metro becomes increasingly stressed in its normal daily running, the city wonders how the Green line will handle the additonal stress of ballgame traffic.
In more education news, conflict between Michelle Rhee and Mayor Fenty and the City Council (March 15, 2008) and everyone else continues to heat up. Citizens have been complaining about the schools for decades, about a dozen superintendants have promised changes, now that something is actually happening, people complain and protest. It's odd really.