41. More Fuzzy Math SMB Networks / Federal Programs / Telework Beat More fuzzy math. http://www.nwfusion.com/net.worker/columnists/2003/0407kistner.html

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FUZZY MATH by Rabbi Shmuel Weiss Torah from Dixie Staff Writer Of all the buildings ever built on earth, the most magnificent—at least in Jewish eyes—was the Mishkan, (Tabernacle) later to become the Temple. Of all the rooms in the Mishkan, the most important was the Holy of Holies. Of all the buildings ever built on earth, the most magnificent—at least in Jewish eyes—was the Mishkan, (Tabernacle) later to become the Temple. Of all the rooms in the Mishkan, the most important was the Holy of Holies. This was because it was in this small room that the Ark was kept, containing the Ten Commandments given by Hashem to the Jewish People. But the sages tell us a most amazing feature of the Ark. If one adds up the dimensions of the entire Mishkan, and then tries to factor in the length and width of the Arkk, there is simply no room! Says the Talmud (Tractate Yuma 21b): One of the daily miracles in the Mishkan was that the Ark took up no space at all. It was somehow above and beyond normal, human measurement. In other words, by the usual rules of science, the Ark’s existence was inexplicable. In a sense, the Ark’s wondrous, mystical composition is not unlike our own. How do we Jews survive? By the rules of history, we should have vanished long ago, like the Greeks, Romans, and Persians. Yet, despite relentless and concerted efforts on the part of the world to eradicate us, we defy the odds and remain.

47. Fuzzy Math For Internet Stocks - Jul. 30, 2003 fuzzy math for Internet stocks. Online retailers trade at a big premium to other Net stocks. Are they a sucker s bet? July 30, 2003 http://money.cnn.com/2003/07/30/technology/internet/

CNN/Money Web Autos Real Estate Money's Best Home ... Real-time Quotes CNN/Money Email newsletters Mobile news Money archives Buy story reprints ... Find a Mortgage SPECIAL OFFER News Technology Fuzzy math for Internet stocks Online retailers trade at a big premium to other Net stocks. Are they a sucker's bet? July 30, 2003: 3:40 PM EDT By Paul R. La Monica , CNN/Money Senior Writer NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Internet stocks have run up sharply this year, but not all Net stocks are created equal at least not anymore. Back in the bubble days of the late 1990s, it didn't matter whether an Internet stock was an online broker, Internet retailer or Web content company. Odds are, if the company's name had "e" as a prefix or ".com" as a suffix, the stock's valuation was pretty steep. Take NetBank for example. The online bank, at its peak in April 1999, traded at nearly 500 times 1999 earnings estimates. In hindsight, that seems absurd considering that the company is just a bank that has no branches. Sure, its costs of doing business online may be lower than those of its traditional bricks-and-mortar competitors, but at the end of the day, the company is affected by the same factors as other banks, namely interest rates. NetBank trades like a bank....

48. National Taxpayers Union & National Taxpayers Union Foundation - Press Papers. The Return of fuzzy math and Risky Schemes How Presidential Hopefuls Would Deepen Deficits. NTUF Policy Paper 148. by Drew Johnson. Jan 19, 2004. http://www.ntu.org/main/press.php?PressID=548&org_name=NTUF

49. King George The Second: Fuzzy Math The Ribald Reign of King George the Second. George W. Bush s fuzzy math. Even less surprising is the fuzzy math that they used to justify their angry responses. http://irregulartimes.com/fuzzy.html

The Ribald Reign of King George the Second George W. Bush's Fuzzy Math Soon after the Supreme Court decision that led Al Gore to concede the presidential election to George W. Bush, I wrote an article entitled Bush Wins, Bush Loses . In the article, I compared George W. Bush to Daffy Duck for the way that he has been duped into accepting a job so difficult that only an idiot would take it. The whole point of the article is that the difficulty of the political situation and President George Junior's inexperience, inarticulateness and general inability will combine to make him the least remarkable person to inhabit the Oval Office in American History. Well, it's not too surprising that a large number of the Republican faithful disagreed with me. Even less surprising is the fuzzy math that they used to justify their angry responses. Typical is the following, from a Republican who goes by the name of poetwarrior. This GOP guy writes, "I dissent. Well-written but not a very honest diatribe. Remember: half the country voted for this man." Now, I ask you: what's not honest about saying 1st that George W. Bush is not very smart and 2nd that he's got a very difficult job ahead of him? Honesty hurts sometimes.

50. Betty Freauf -- Fuzzy Math Flunks Test Again fuzzy math FLUNKS TEST AGAIN. By Betty Freauf. September 15, 2003. NewsWithViews.com. It happened to me again a few days ago. I ran http://www.newswithviews.com/Betty/Freauf40.htm

Additional Titles Other Freauf Articles: Seek For Sex Education And You Shall Find The Giant Sucking Sound in Washington, D.C. Is "The Giver" On Your Horizon? ... More Freauf Articles: FUZZY MATH FLUNKS TEST AGAIN By Betty Freauf September 15, 2003 NewsWithViews.com It happened to me again a few days ago. I ran out of an item in a recipe necessitating a quick trip to the nearby tiny market where pricing stickers instead of bar codes are still used but the cash register is programmed to determine the change. I bought a $3.59 item and gave the clerk a $50 bill. He proceeded to pull the change from the drawer and plop it in my hand. He was a young man - the son of the owner who was standing nearby. We attend church together so I wanted to be especially "Christian" like as I asked him to count the money back to me. He was stunned. He didn't have a clue! He started out with the dollar bill so I painstakingly took him through the process starting with the coins. A few days later my fourth grade granddaughter brought homework from her Christian school. She was given three examples of buying a product at the store and the change she'd have to give. It was causing her problems so I helped her and she caught on quickly.

51. Fuzzy Math August 16–23, 2001. news. fuzzy math. On Aug. 8, Knight Ridder Inc. chairman Tony Ridder came to town to address his beleaguered http://www.citypaper.net/articles/081601/news.mediab.shtml

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52. Alan K. Henderson's Weblog Meanwhile, the Prime Minister of Estonia has joined the craze. (Link via Baltic Blog). 414 AM fuzzy math How old is Jacob Levy? 359 AM Wednesday, May 05, 2004. http://alankhenderson.blogspot.com/2004_05_01_alankhenderson_archive.html

Alan K. Henderson's Weblog "If you are not criticized, you may not be doing much" Donald H. Rumsfeld, Secretary of Defense Monday, May 31, 2004 Remembering The Fallen Revolutionary War (1775-1783) Wars on the Barbary Pirates (1801-1805, 1815) War of 1812 (1812-1815) War Between the States (1861-1865) Mexican-American War(1846-1848) Spanish-American War (1898) China Relief Expedition (1900-1901) Pacification of Nicaragua (1912-1913) Interventions in Mexico (1914-1917) World War I (1914-1918) Pacification of Haiti and Dominican Republic (1915-1918) Allied Intervention in Russian Civil War (1918-1920) World War II (1939-1945) Korean War (1950-1953) Vietnam War (1964-1973) Hostage rescue mission in Iran (1980) Lebanon peacekeeping mission (1982-1984) Liberation of Grenada (1983) Invasion of Panama (1989) Iraq War (1990-1991, 2002-present) Somalia peacekeeping mission (1992-1994) Attack on USS Cole Afghanistan War (2001-present) The Veterans Museum has information on many of these conflicts . Information on Allied activity during the Bolshevik Revolution is here . See Wikipedia entry on Manuel Noriega for details on the Panama conflict.

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54. Fuzzy Math -- Socially Correct, But A Practical Disaster Sometimes called whole math or fuzzy math, this latest project of the nation s colleges of education has some formidable opponents. http://www.chelationtherapyonline.com/anatomy/p128.htm

Heart Disease Fibromyalgia High Cholesterol Danger? Toxic Metals ... Separate Search Page or search below Prevent Cancer Oral Chelation Therapy Other Karl Loren's Policy On Psychiatric Drugs ... Table Of Contents Fuzzy Math Socially Correct, But A Practical Disaster Write to Karl Loren he will answer document.write ( "E-mail the address for this page to a friend" ); Source THE WALL STREET JOURNAL June 11, 1997 President Clinton's Mandate for Fuzzy Math By Lynne V. Cheney Marianne Jennings, an Arizona State business professor, has brought enlightenment to the multitudes. With her commentaries on her daughter Sarah's eighth grade math book ("MTV Math" she calls it, for its colorful pictures, disconnected ideas, and generally casual attitude), she has helped parents across the country realize they are not the only ones dismayed by current mathematics education. Kids are writing about "What We Can Do to Save the Earth," and inventing their own strategies for multiplying. They're learning that getting the right answer to a math problem can be much less important than having a good rationale for a wrong one. Sometimes called "whole math" or "fuzzy math," this latest project of the nation's colleges of education has some formidable opponents. In California, where the school system embraced whole math in 1992, parents and dissident teachers have set up a World Wide Web site called

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Current Issue Homepage Stock Watch Links ... Phone Services Telecom News Advertisers Back To Current Issue Ameritech Using Fuzzy Math? Source: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Back To Current Issue Opinions expressed above are those of the Source, and not necessarily those of Vantek Communications or TheDigest.Com.

56. Register At NYTimes.com Introduction to fuzzy mathAn introduction to fuzzy math. fuzzy math differs from conventional math primarily in the area of set theory. For example in a conventional http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?r150398443

57. Texas School Districts Reject Fuzzy Math Textbooks -- Major Defeat For Statewide POLICY ACTION UPDATE Vol. 3. No.12 May 24, 1999. Texas School Districts Reject “fuzzy math” Textbooks Major Defeat for Statewide Systemic Initiative. http://www.tppf.org/pau/1999/pau052499.html

POLICY ACTION UPDATE Vol. 3. No.12 May 24, 1999 Texas School Districts Reject “Fuzzy Math” Textbooks Major Defeat for Statewide Systemic Initiative According to an analysis of recent math textbook selections, Texas school districts have overwhelmingly rejected the latest fad in math instruction. Sometimes called “fuzzy math,” “whole math,” and “new new math,” textbooks based on this pedagogical approach received only 4% of the textbook orders for second grade math, 2% for fifth grade math, and 5.6% for seventh grade math. Ironically, those promoting this approach refer to it as “standards-based math.” This rejection is particularly significant given the fact that this instructional approach was heavily promoted throughout the state by the Texas Statewide Systemic Initiative (SSI), with funding from the National Science Foundation, operated by the Charles A. Dana Center at the University of Texas at Austin both publicly funded by tax dollars. “We are happy to see this educational fad bite the Texas dust. Fuzzy math has been shown to hurt children academically, especially disadvantaged and minority students. Thanks to discerning textbook committees in our school districts, parents can breathe a sigh of relief,” commented J. C. Bowman, TPPF Director of Research. Parents should watch for signs that their children are enrolled in “standards-based” math programs when students: Direct their own learning; work in groups to teach one another; construct their own math language, facts, and computations; are not taught or required to memorize facts or formulas; are taught to use calculators as the first and primary form of computation; and, are taught that deriving correct solutions lacks importance.

58. Bush Speaks fuzzy math Or Voodoo Economics? Bush miscalculates. With a robust package of at least $550 billion in acrossthe-board tax relief http://bushspeaks.com/home.asp?did=123

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