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• “As examples of what he called innovations that unions have backed recently, Mr. Daly pointed to a "revolutionary" new teachers contract in Washington, D.C., a far-reaching state law overhauling teacher tenure passed in Colorado with Ms. Weingarten's support, and a new teachers contract in New Haven, under which tenured teachers ruled ineffective, and who do not improve, may be fired.”

  NYT > Home Page

• “It may be less easy for a civil law country to adopt innovations from a common law country for instance.”

  Is Economic Growth Genetic?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “History teaches us that burdening a dynamic sector like the modern communications space with rigid rules that do not accommodate disruptive innovations is dangerous and not in the best interests of the consumers.”

  The Huffington Post: David Honig: A Decisive Moment for Broadband Internet Access

• “One of the new innovations is to bring in a Parliamentary Assessment Board for the Northern Irish Westminster seats to impose minimum standards on those chosen to stand for the Commons.”

  The approaching fork in the road for NI Unionism

• “Benighted European politicians seem determined to discourage certain innovations in food technology even when the rest of the world stands as living — and eating — proof of their safety.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Cloned Cow Has Left the Barn

• “Among the most dramatic of the company 's innovations is replacing Chili' s grills with high-end ovens.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Debts Paid, Expenses Cut, Chili

• “The big talk now is about investing in innovations that will bring down the cost of clean energy.”

  The Huffington Post: Steve Valk: How to Bring Down the Coal and Oil Goliath: A Million Personal Letters

• “Particularly since the business in a position to take advantage of ICT4D innovations is likely in the United States or another industrialized nation.”

  Reflections on ICT4D « Beki's Blog (there's an original name)

• “So if standard chemical rockets are becoming commodities around the world, and if building apollo-style capsules is just hard work and not innovation, then it follows that NASA should be using the standard stuff made by corporations as much as possible, MEANWHILE invest in innovations we've seen from the X - programs, like SCRAMJET, etc.”

  Candid Comments on the Constellation Program - NASA Watch

• “The authors are pointing out that gradual changes, that would produce new protein innovations, are made problematic by properties innate to proteins.”

  Better Models

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