To his credit, though, Ellison's company is spending $100 million to install schools with network computers.
"Right under this tree, we promised these families that we would find a way to install schools for their children," he recalled on a recent visit back to the camp.
But what a surprise when UNICEF installed school tents right in our territory!
While in Chad, Pau Gasol spent three days in the capital, N'Djamena, and three days in Kanem, where he saw UNICEF projects in Mao and Miouh, a small village where a feeding center has been opened, a water well has been installed, schools are supported by training teachers and supplies are distributed.
To combat this, the Montgomery County Council is slated to vote in January on local legislation that allows the police to install automated school bus stop-arm cameras on the county's school bus fleet.
They also organized microenterprises for HIV positive parents to launch a chicken farm, farmers to plant rotating crops, and Ufani elementary students to install a school garden, and donated malaria bednets and fuel-efficient cookstoves.
A Minnesota school district, for example, installed bulletproof school boards in April, and a Colombian firm has started producing bulletproof clothing for children.
The panopticon of surveillance that has long existed in schools has reached a new, frightening level in Biloxi, Miss., and other school districts that install cameras in school classrooms.
Another company, Vend Natural, has installed 400 school machines since 2007, most recently in Montclair, N.J.
The camera was installed after school officials noticed gouges in doors, woodwork and furniture, a spokeswoman said.
