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should be the top qb competition, brady has slipped up alot, too many int's and sacks etc....he would probably still be number 1 cause espn has a school boy crush on him but it would be nice if he wasnt just a perfect poster child like everyone makes him to be.
How is this thread any different than the other one about Moore vs. Sanchez? Just rename the site to FinJetHeaven and let's call it a day

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May is one of the busiest months at Niagara Catholic. It's particularly fitting that a month that celebrates Mothers is the Month of the Holy Mother, because May is the Month of Mary in the Catholic Church. Come and see what May has to offer across Niagara Catholic!
We begin the month with Catholic Education Week, from May 3-8. On May 3, parishes throughout Niagara will have a special Catholic Education Week message from students and staff at our schools. On May 4, we will begin the week in our schools with Music Monday at schools across the system, and our annual Catch the Spirit Awards, which celebrates students who exemplify Catholic education in all they do. A number of events will take place throughout Catholic Education Week in our schools. Each school will host an Open House and activities are planned for each day in our schools. Check our booklet for details.
We conclude Catholic Education Week on May 8 with our Third Annual Distinguished Alumni Celebration. This very special event recognizes the outstanding contribution of our graduates to our local and global communities. Updated! Read about this year's event here.
On the first day of school this year, students from St. Thomas More Catholic Elementary School and Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Elementary School came under one roof for the first time as a school community. On May 13, they will celebrate the blessing of the renovated and expanded Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Elementary School. We invite past and current students of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and members of the Our Lady of Mount Carmel family to participate in this event at 1 p.m.
Niagara Catholic's annual Graduation Celebration will take place on Thursday, May 14, at the Gale Centre in Niagara Falls. On this day, Niagara Catholic's 1,900 graduates will come together for a special celebration of their 14 years in Catholic education. This year's speaker will be Dr. Terry Nelson-Johnson, founder of Soul Play, which brings together theology and engaging storytelling. Dr. Nelson-Johnson will be the guest speaker at the Partners in Catholic Education event, which will take place that evening at Club Roma in St. Catharines.
Friday, May 15 is a Professional Activity Day. While our students enjoy an extra day on the long weekend, staff across Niagara Catholic will take place in activities to further deepen our faith.
Don't forget: Monday, May 18 is Victoria Day and all of our schools and sites are closed as we celebrate the unofficial start to summer.
On May 20, our elementary and secondary school student leaders will participate in the Student Leadership Symposium at Club Roma in St. Catharines. During this event, students will elect the Chair and Co-Chair of the Elementary and Secondary Student Senates for 2015-2016. The Chair and Co-Chair of the Secondary Student Senate will serve as our two Niagara Catholic Student Trustees.
Primary and Junior EQAO testing begins on May 25, and runs through June 5. Grade 9 EQAO Mathematics Assessments begin on May 28 and runs through June 12. Parents of students taking these tests will receive information from the school about how to ensure their child is ready on testing days.
One more month to go in the year, everyone, and June is shaping up to be another busy one! Check back on June 1 for a list of events and activities in our schools.
The mission of the Diocese of St. Catharines is founded in the mission of Jesus Christ. In the Gospel of St. John, Jesus states that He came down from heaven, "not to do my own will, but the will of him who sent me." (Jn6:38) Jesus' mission is doing the will of his Father. This is the will of the Father, "that all who see the Son and believe in him will have eternal life, and I will raise them up on the last day". (Jn 6:40)
The Diocese of St. Catharines' mission is rooted in doing the Father's will by proclaiming His son to the world so that all can know, love and serve Him. This mission is lived out on a daily basis in our parishes, schools and Catholic institutions. We find clergy, religious and laity committed to proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ by witnessing to His truth, justice, love and mercy. St. Catharines Diocese is where faith lives.
Trustees Approve Policies
During the June 9, 2015 Committee of the Whole Meeting, Trustees approved the following revised policies: Progressive Student Discipline – Safe Schools Policy (302.6.9), Admission of Elementary and Secondary Students Policy (301.1), Safe Physical Intervention with Students Policy (301.8), Equity and Inclusive Education Policy (100.10), Purchasing/Supply Chain Management Policy (600.1) and Retirement and Service Recognition Policy (201.2).
Niagara Catholic regularly reviews Board policies to ensure that they continue to meet the needs of the system and comply with Ministry of Education requirements.
Trustees Recognize Student Medallists
During the June 16, 2015 Board Meeting, Trustees recognized a number of Niagara Catholic students who represented their schools and the Board at provincial and national competitions during the spring sports season.
Canadian Secondary School Rowing Championships:
Saint Michael Catholic High School Junior Women's Double – Gold
Blessed Trinity Catholic Secondary School Senior Men's Single – Gold
Blessed Trinity Catholic Secondary School Junior Men's 65kg Four with coxswain – Bronze
Denis Morris Catholic High School Senior Men's 72kg Single – Silver
Denis Morris Catholic High School 72kg Four with coxswain – Bronze
Saint Francis Catholic Secondary School Junior Women's 63kg – Silver
Saint Paul Catholic High School – Junior Women's Single – Silver
Saint Paul Catholic High School – Senior Women's Quad – Bronze
OFSAA Boys AA Soccer:
Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School – Silver
OFSAA Boys A/AA Lacrosse
Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School – Bronze
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Denis Morris Catholic High School – Bronze
OFSAA Track and Field:
Saint Michael Catholic High School Makiah Hunt – Gold
Several students were on hand for the presentations. Each was presented with a Niagara Catholic Excellence in Athletics Pin by Board Chair Father Paul MacNeil. Students who were unable to attend were presented with their pins by their school principals.
Kids Helping Kids
Since 1997, the week of Valentine's Day has had a special place in the hearts of elementary students at Niagara Catholic. That's the week when school communities have a series of fun-filled games, events and activities, all geared toward raising money for, and awareness of, the Niagara Children's Centre.
During the June 16 Board Meeting, Niagara Catholic presented a cheque to the Centre for $36,803.09. Since 1997, Niagara Catholic has raised more than $675,000 for the Centre, to help provide programs and services for children with a number of special needs.
This year, Ryan Boros, a Grade 11 student at Lakeshore Catholic High School, joined Board Chair Father Paul MacNeil, Director of Education John Crocco and Superintendent of Education Yolanda Baldasaro in making the presentation to Children's Centre Executive Director Oksana Fisher. Ryan spoke eloquently about how the Centre, and Niagara Catholic's involvement with it, has impacted his life.
"I just cannot express in words the debt that I ow to the Niagara Children's Centre and Niagara Catholic for making me who I am," he said.
Following Ryan's speech, Chair MacNeil called Ryan "an inspiration to all of us."
On June 17, Niagara Catholic was presented with the Dr. William J. Orr Tribute Award of Distinction by the Centre. Read the media release here.
Six Straight Years of Perfect EcoSchools Certification
Niagara Catholic has participated in the Ontario EcoSchools program since 2007. This program incorporates environmental education as well as environmentally responsible action in a school or classroom setting, creating a culture of conservation that students bring into their home lives.
In 2010, Niagara Catholic became the first school board in the province to have every single school in its system to be certified as an Ontario EcoSchool. Since then, we have maintained that perfect record of full certification. This year represents our sixth straight year of EcoSchools certification, a record that is unparalled in Ontario.
This accomplishment has been made possible through the exceptional learning provided to students and the environmentally responsible practices incorporated into our schools.
This year, one Niagara Catholic school – St. Mary Catholic Elementary School in Niagara Falls – achieved Platinum status for its efforts. Thirty-nine schools achieved Gold EcoSchools status, 16 achieved Silver status and one school achieved Bronze status for 2014-2015.
Board Chair Father Paul MacNeil congratulated the students and staff for their commitment to environmental stewardship.
"It only takes a quick look around our schools to see that our students and staff are committed to preserving the world that God created for us," said Father MacNeil. "When you speak to the students about the projects they are doing and the ways in which they are conserving energy and learning about nature, the students come to life and their enthusiasm spreads to everyone around them. Congratulations to all of our students and staff who worked so hard this year, and thank you to the parents and guardians who have supported them along the way."
Director of Education John Crocco said this year's outstanding result has been guided by the Green Niagara Catholic program, which promotes conservation and stewardship, and the Niagara Catholic's Environmental Stewardship Policy.
"God created us with a world of beauty to enjoy, nature to explore and resources to share," said Mr. Crocco. "In his encyclical on climate change released this week, Pope Francis reminds us that we can – and must – do better to protect our 'common home, (that is) is like a sister with whom we share our life and a beautiful mother who opens her arms to embrace us,' and called us to consider the ways in which our actions impact the planet and change our behaviour. We consider environmental stewardship as an extension of the culture of life present throughout Niagara Catholic, and I'm proud of the hard work our students and staff have put forward to continue to achieve 100 per cent EcoSchools certification again this year."
Find Niagara Catholic's EcoSchools results here.
Larkin Estate Awards Recommended
The Larkin Estate Award was created out of a bequest from the estates of Maria Eveleen Larkin and Aimee Theresa Larkin. Beginning in 1969, Trustees in the former Lincoln County Roman Catholic Separate School Board administered the Larkin Estate Award to students registered in St. Michael's College at the University of Toronto, or a school of nursing, social work or a college or university offering such a course.
During the June 16, 2015 Board Meeting, Trustees approved a recommendation granting seven graduating students a $225 Larkin Estate Award as they embark on their post-secondary educations: Kristen Anderson (Blessed Trinity Catholic Secondary School, Nursing); Ariel Michael Morales (Denis Morris Catholic High School, Nursing); Zoie Ward, Jennifer Korsmit and Marta Wasak (Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School, Nursing); Michelle Desrosiers (Lakeshore Catholic High School, Women & Gender Studies) and Sean Michael Thompson (Notre Dame College School, Nursing).
Five alumni had their $125 Award repeated this year: Adriana Sansotta (Brock University from Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School, Nursing); Aryn Richardon (McMaster University from Denis Morris Catholic High School, Bachelor of Science, Nursing); Bianca Benincasa (University of Toronto from Lakeshore Catholic High School, Criminology/Criminal Sciences); Denise Ehi (University of Windsor from Saint Michael Catholic High School, Nursing) and Melissa DellaSmirra (Brock University from Notre Dame College School, Nursing).
Captial Projects Submission 2015
Each year, the Ministry of Education invites school boards to submit their Capital Priorities for the coming year.
Submissions for the 2015-2016 school year are due on July 15, 2015.
Senior Staff reviewed a number of possible capital projects for funding, and created a list of those deemed most necessary.
During the June 16, 2015 Board Meeting, Trustees approved the following Capital Projects, in order of priority, be considered by the Board for submission to the Ministry:
This is the final Spotlight on Niagara Catholic until September. We wish everyone a very safe and enjoyable summer.
We will see you on September 8, 2015.
Niagara Region Public Health has issued an Excessive Heat Alert.
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The Indiana State Board of Education voted last week to make it a little easier to become a teacher or school administrator in this state, and a lot of people invested in the status quo are quite upset about it. Current teachers and members of the teachers colleges that turn them out say the looser requirements will mean subjecting our children to lesser-qualified educators.
But that's true only if we are to believe that the current credentialing process is turning out the best teachers possible. Just a cursory look at the kind of education being provided today should discredit that notion in a hurry.
Under the changes, a new "adjunct teacher permit" would be created allowing any bachelor's degree holder with a 3.0 grade-point average and who can pass a subject test to teach that subject in a classroom. That would allow new teachers to bypass the traditional path to the classroom – spending four or more years learning about everything from teaching techniques to child psychology.
The benefits of choosing some teachers under the new rules should be immediately obvious. For years, classrooms have suffered from teachers who are intimately aware of how to teach but may or may not know anything about the what they supposed to be teaching. The change will allow schools to bring in teachers with better knowledge of the subject than of how it is supposed to be taught. That's what "adjunct professors" have added to the college environment, and there's no reason to think they won't at the middle and high school level as well.
The ultimate success of the new path to the classroom will depend on follow-through – whether officials monitor the new teachers and rate their progress rather than just throwing them in front of the kids and forgetting about it. The education board's instructions seem to take care of that – adjunct permit holders are required to take a teacher training course once they start teaching, and they must be rated "effective" or "highly effective" in three of their first five years to continue teaching. How those requirements work out in the real world remains to be seen.
It doesn't really matter that much how we get our teachers. What we have them do and how we judge their effectiveness once they're in the classroom are what count. Until now, we've made it made it hard to become a teacher and been reluctant to rate them once we've hired them, as if going unjudged is a reward for having gotten in. If we reverse that by making it easier to become a teacher but judging their effectiveness more stringently, can the results really be any worse?


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The Fashion Show and Concert will be held at the soon-to-be reopened Wildhorse Saloon (120 Second Ave. N., 902‑8200), and tickets run $35 (general admission, second and third floors), $65 (reserved rear main floor and second floor railing), $75 (runway section) and $150 (front row), available via www.musiciansoncall.org. All tickets include a buffet lunch. The event benefits non-profit organization Musicians On Call.


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Thursday, February 28, 2002Asheville, N. C. (Feb. 28, 2001) - East Tennessee State's men's basketball team had two players named to the 2001-2002 Southern Conference Sports Media Association's All-SoCon team. Senior Dimeco Childress (Columbia, Tenn.) was named to the first team while sophomore Zakee Wadood (Lonoke, Ark.) was named to the second team by the conference media. Childress, the SoCon Player of the Year, has led the Buccaneers to their eight straight wins to close the regular season. Childress is fourth in the conference in scoring, averaging 17.6 points per game. In his last three home games he scored 35, 36 and 42 points, with his 42-point outing against Western Carolina setting a new Memorial Center record. During ETSU's winning streak he is averaging 22.9 points a game. Childress has scored 1,271 points in his career, eighth on ETSU's all-time scoring list. Wadood has become one of the best all-around forwards in the conference. He leads the league in rebounding with a 9.1 average, a mark that is the best by a Buccaneer since the 1982-83 season when Winfred King averaged 10.3 boards a game. Wadood is among the conference leaders in scoring (14.7), blocked shots (32) and steals (45). He also leads the conference in double-doubles with 10 so far this season. As the No. 2 seed in the North division, ETSU will play its first game at the SoCon Tournament on Friday, March 1st at approximately 8:30 p.m. against the winner of the College of Charleston/Appalachian State game that will be played on Thursday. All the games will be played in Charleston, S.C. at the North Charleston Coliseum.
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You can look up "excrete" in a dictionary.
You can look up "excrete" in a dictionary.
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Title: Scrabble
Date: September 29, 2004
Summary: Beaver and Steve play scrabble with ninjas.
Onomatopoeia used: "NINJA SULK!"
"Fin" style: Scrabble. (6 points)
Number of panels: 4
Panel 1
Ninjas surround Beaver and Steve, ready to kill.
Beaver: "How on Earth did we get into this mess?"
Steve: "Quick! You distract them, I'll do a recap!"
Panel 2
Beaver and Steve are crouched around a Scrabble board. Steve is playing a tile.
Steve: "E.X.C.R.E.T.E. = 32 points."
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A Ninja ambush occurs.
Steve: "Crap! Ninjas!"
Panel 4
Two of the three ninjas sit with Beaver and Steve at the board. Steve has glasses and a book: "Dictionary: A-Z of words"
Ninja: "'Qi'? You use 'Q' without 'U'! This is no word!"
Steve: "'Qi: The circulating life energy that in Chinese philosophy is thought to be inherent in all things.'"
Ninja: "Ngg! You play Scrabble with no honour!"
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- First full-color BnS comic (prior to the release of A Shoeful of Trouble).
- Ninjas are, in fact, excellent Scrabble players.
- The Green Ninja cannot be seen in the last panel because he is getting the pretzels (at least that's what James wants us to think. Another popular theory states that the green ninja was actually yelling at an intern about the consistency of his coffee at that time).
- Ninjas drink coffee, not tea.
- The Blue Ninja didn't have an arrow pointing at him to say he was a ninja. Maybe he isn't.
- The Fin is worth 6 points.
- There is only one scrabble piece seen in this comic, not counting the FIN.
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Here is a few pics of my smoker. I am terrible at taking pics of welds and having them turn out in focus. But there is a few weld pics and then several pics as i remembered to grab the camera. The whole idea is to have this rig set-up the way i want it so that when I get a new trailer I can swap it right over. With any hope I will be able to cut the legs and move it over as one piece to a new trailer. I just cant make up my mind if I want to build a trailer of wait for a good deal to walk along. I had to pass up a 16 foot by 7 foot wide tandem for 600 bucks, I wasn't happy but the wife said we needed the money for important things.
I have started loading my pics to a pic site that resizes them and I can edit and correct the pics with ease, but I cant link them to the room. So here is a link to the site that I use.
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Hello Tom,
Very interesting, This is used for tail gate party's or do you do catering?
How do you remove the table from the ceiling?
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IMPORTANT.....What could be more important than man stuff like trailers and welding? I didnt notice a spot for the fridge. Is there one? What is the score bord looking thing at the back? Throw a shrimp on the barbi..... be right over
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Why not re-furb and use the trailer it's on now? Looks like the cheapest way and heck paint hides a lot. Get some lumber as you go and do the floor etc.
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G6racer I dont cater for profit, I only do it for friends and family. A friend and myself do 3 to 6 contest a year but for that we use the large rig. I do help out with a fund raiser at least once a year where we will cook between 200 and 500 slabs of pork ribs. BTW the only tailgating I do is in my driveway, its safer that way. The tables are in a frame thats on a hinge that folds down and I can reach up chest high and get a hold of it and I'm ready to go.
57Belair, The fridge is next to the computer for now. When I come up with a good plan it will incorporate into the design. And the score board looking thing was suppose to be a football field and the stacks were suppose to be the goal post. As you can see I am no artist. Someone say SHRIMPS??? 6 or 8 of them wrapped in bacon and shoved on a stick is the only way to go.
FusionKing, The trailer that it is on now is fine for the time being. It is a narrow trailer, if I remember correctly the tires are only 6 feet apart and the springs are in sad shape. The frame is homemade from 2 in square tubing 5/16th wall. Like I said it is fine for now, I just dont want to travel with it on the highway as I am a little on the tall side now. So as long as I can move it I am happy. Well as long as the wife is happy.
Does anyone know of a product that I could use for this.
During the design I had a flaw with the side flaps. When the sides are down I have about a 3 inch gap and when there up there is probably a 2 inch gap that I need to cover up with something. The reason I want to cover it is so that when it is raining my tables will stay dry. I have thought of using some kind of rubber but I want it to last in the sunlight. I do have 2 large banners that were made for outdoors, that I may try to cut and use. I would love to hear any ideas or input that anyone has.
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Thanks to the Civic Center Conservancy and the Downtown Denver Business Improvement District, Denver's Civic Center Park will host four outdoor movies and Skyline Park will host eight outdoor movies this summer. Bring the family or plan a night out with friends to see some of the brightest stars, both on the screen and in the sky. These G-, PG- and PG -13-rated films start at dusk with plenty of pre-movie opportunities to play, shop or enjoy dinner. In partnership with Outdoor Cinema Network, all movies will be shown in Blu-ray format on inflatable screens more than 40-feet wide and with a high-quality sound system. Visitors are encouraged to bring blankets or low-seating lawn chairs to enhance their viewing experience. Picnics are welcome and food vendors will also be available at nearby restaurants.
The Southwest Movies will kick-off at Skyline Park on July 6, with Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory. All eight movies are sponsored by Southwest Airlines and hosted by the Downtown Denver Business Improvement District with musical entertainment before each show.
For the third year in a row, the Civic Center Conservancy has added four "Bike-In" movies at Civic Center Park. The Thursday and Friday night events will feature a state-of-the-art 40-foot screen and a festive atmosphere – including gourmet food trucks – before each show. Sponsors of the "Bike-In" movies are The Denver Post Community, Biennial of the Americas and Mexican Cultural Center, Colorado Rapids, University of Colorado Denver and FirstBank.
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People love to watch magic with money, especially magic that seems to MAKE money!
Borrow a one dollar bill from someone and turn it into a fifty or even a one hundred dollar bill! Change U.S. currency into foreign bills! Magically fold money into origami! This DVD teaches you how to do it all!
And this DVD comes complete with the gimmick you need, plus a few foreign bills to do the Foreign Exchange trick that is shown on the DVD!
The routines you'll learn on this DVD will make it possible for you to do reputation-making money magic anytime, anwhere! Perfect for for those magicians who want to do strolling and restaurant work. And also perfect for sales reps, bartenders, wait staff and anyone who wants to put some WOW into their act!
Ben Salinas's secret workings and variations on the Bill Switch will have you performing this incredible visual stunner in no time! With DVD technology, learning magic is easier than ever. By freezing frames and jumping to specific explanations and performances, it becomes simple to master the fundamentals of these astounding magic tricks.
This is an instructional DVD. It comes with the gimmick you need to do the effects, but you need to supply both the borrowed U.S. bill and the U.S. bill you are changing the borrowed bill into. It DOES come with several foreign bills that you can use when you want to turn U.S. currency into foreign currency.
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Tony the Drugs Mule - Brand new cartoon from the UK
Tony the Drugs Mule - by Tom Deller age 28.
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This is the culmination of a lot of hard work, I hope you enjoy it, and your feedback would be much appreciated.
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Hi Tom and thanks for posting your video. Got a kick out of it. Fun story and I like the way you packaged the narrative.
You don't need an agent or a publisher. We're in a new world of agentless self publishing. Even if an agent was the way to go you're not at that point yet. Here in the animation industry for example you need to be successful first before an agent will take you on as a client. And they can't do it as a cold call either. You must be referred by an existing client of theirs.
So don't worry about that end of it cuz it's the tail wagging the dog. Use social media. Focus on creating and KEEP Creating for the long term if you want to make your mark with your work. Strive to refine and improve upon each endeavor and you'll eventually get to the point where they come to you. Or...
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Charles, Thank you for taking the time to reply.
That is really sound advice. As you have gathered, I am new to this industry.
I am so glad that you liked the cartoon, your comments made me very happy indeed!
I am doing all I can to get my work 'out there', if you have any advice on different social media sites that I can post on - then that would be much appreciated!
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CRESCENT LAKE, Ore.—My father taught me how to throw a baseball and divide big numbers in my head and build a life where I'd be home in time to eat dinner with my kid most nights. He and my mother put me through college and urged me to follow my dreams. He never complained when I entered a field even less respected than his. He lives across the country and still calls just to check in and say he loves me.
His name is Tom. He is 63, tall and lean, a contracts lawyer in a small Oregon town. A few wisps of hair still reach across his scalp. The moustache I have never seen him without has faded from deep brown to silver. The puns he tormented my younger brother and me with throughout our childhood have evolved, improbably, into the funniest jokes my 6-year-old son has ever heard. I love my dad fiercely, even though he's beaten me in every argument we've ever had except two, and even though he is, statistically and generationally speaking, a parasite.
This is the charge I've leveled against him on a summer day in our Pacific Northwest vision of paradise. I have asked my favorite attorney to represent a very troublesome client, the entire baby-boom generation, in what should be a slam-dunk trial—for me. On behalf of future generations, I am accusing him and all the other parasites his age of breaking the sacred bargain that every American generation will pass a better country on to its children than the one it inherited.
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We are sitting on a beach in late afternoon on a sun-drizzled lake in the Cascade Mountains, two college-educated, upper-middle-class white men settling in for a week of generational warfare. My son, Max, splashes in the waves with his grandmother; sunbathers lounge in inner tubes around us; snow-capped peaks loom above the tree line. The breeze smells of Coppertone and wet dog. My father thinks back on the country that awaited him when he finished law school. "There seemed to be a lot of potential," he says, setting up the first of many evasions, "but there weren't a lot of jobs."
I'm mildly impressed that he's even bothering to mount a defense. The facts as I see them are clear and damning: Baby boomers took the economic equivalent of a king salmon from their parents and, before they passed it on, gobbled up everything but the bones.
Ultimately, members of my father's generation—generally defined as those born between 1946 and 1964—are reaping more than they sowed. They graduated smack into one of the strongest economic expansions in American history. They needed less education to snag a decent-salaried job than their children do, and a college education cost them a small fraction of what it did for their children or will for their grandkids. One income was sufficient to get a family ahead economically. Marginal federal income-tax rates have fallen steadily, with rare exception, since boomers entered the labor force; government retirement benefits have proliferated. At nearly every point in their lives, these Americans chose to slough the costs of those tax cuts and spending hikes onto future generations.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose twelvefold from the time the first boomers began working until last year, when they began to cash out their retirement. (The growth trend over the 12 years since I entered the workforce suggests that the Dow will double exactly once before I retire.) They will leave the workforce far wealthier than their parents did, with even more government promises awaiting them. Boomers will be the first generation of retirees to fully enjoy the Medicare prescription-drug benefit; because Social Security payouts rise faster than price inflation, they will draw more-generous retirement benefits than their parents did, in real terms—at their children's expense. The Urban Institute estimated last year that a couple retiring in 2011, having both earned average wages, will accrue about $200,000 more in Medicare and Social Security benefits over their lifetimes than they paid in taxes to support those programs.
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Those retirees and near-retirees bequeath a shambles to their offspring. Young people are unemployed at historically high levels. Global competition is stronger than ever, but American institutions have not adapted to prepare new workers for its challenges. Boomers have run up incomes for the very wealthiest Americans, shrunk the middle class, and, via careless borrowing and reckless financial engineering, driven the economy into the worst recession in 80 years. The Pew Research Center reports that middle-class families today are 5 percent less wealthy than their parents were at the same point in their lives, after adjusting for inflation, even though families today are far more likely to include two wage earners. Another Pew report shows that those ages 55 to 64 are 10 percent wealthier today, even after the Great Recession, than Americans of that age bracket were in 1984. Those younger than 35 are 68 percent less wealthy than the same bracket was in 1984.
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This article appears in the October 6, 2012 edition of National Journal Magazine.
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