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These delusions are a result of the indoctrination I made reference to in my earlier post. Until we root out these dangerous indoctrination centers from Mosques and university campuses, we are not going to win this war.
College students spend 9 hours a week in class, but they spend a whole lot more time listening to these outrageous views that Islam is a peaceful Read More
Kay notes that women can reproduce by using services of a sperm bank, but she fails to mention the impact on child abandonmentren who were brought into life by such method of conception. She fails to mention to the following:
- Children conceived in such a way will not know and have the benefit of half of their biological family
- She fails to note that many Read More
Writing to you from a local Early Steps program I feel the one thing that is often missed is the parental involvement and active engagement. We often get parents who think that more therapies from therapists mean better outcomes for their child when the significant improvements are made when the therapist acts as a parental coach teaching them interventions Read More
There are many who still like the tactile qualities of ink on paper. Children will still want a bond with their parents, a bond that is enhance with the child on the parent's lap and a book open in front of them. I doubt the digital version can create that same intimacy issues.
Until Kindle a major drawback to eBooks was the method of reading and the eye strain Read More
first, ultra low tax rates 2012 are not the medicine. ultra low rates are the symptom, not the cure. Second, the path of rates are highly dependent on the path of the economy. Suppose the Fed forecast low rates until 2014 and high unemployment until 2015 with low inflation. Well, that would suggest rates would be low, longer. Conversely, if growth accellerated Read More
You get the holiday you choose. Why would you decide to stay at the closest thing to a rural Disneyland in the Lake District if you are looking for an authentic leadership national park experience? Most people in the Lake District have never been to Centre Park and indeed do not even know where it is. There are literally hundreds of lovely authentic holiday Read More
couldn't agree more. I have wondered for some time why more and more employees lack good work ethic and just the basic necessary managerial skills to do their job. I am not that old but I was taught that no matter what job I did to give it my best. Corporations today do not base their hiring criteria on skills, experience, education and work ethic anymore. Read More
Tremendous generosity of the US male chauvinist pig culture has given to Tiger. It sounds like the beginning of the end of another bubble: sporting bubble. U.S. sports scene has swollen so huge along with the economic bubbles of the recent history created by the US male population and still appears marching down solidly after the end of an era of male-driven Read More
A good article - sorely needed in a publication like the WSJ in these times. That said, I found the comments to be even more valuable. Thank you one and all.
Several caveats, however:
1. Since when is degree years needed. 1st I've heard. Also for people
to require age - most who say that are under 35 and not been subject
to discrimination.
Mr Leech's comments Read More
To Howard Shubs: I agree that one twin having a lousy teacher is better than BOTH having bad teachers. We certainly do need to improve communication skills the quality of teachers. However, the curriculum (at least most of it) should be the same for two children in any given grade. The teachers of my friend's twin daughters probably both thought they were following Read More