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Malignant, and Myopic Narcissism by John Gilligan
Veterans Day 07 in Central Vermont will be one of great pride for me as a veteran, other veterans and Americans. It was also an occasion of great sadness and disgust with other entities who chose to demean it.
The long holiday began on Friday with a Medals Ceremony at the Statehouse where Governor Douglas, Lt. Governor Dubie, Adj. General Dubie, State Treasurer Jeb Spaulding and several members of the legislature were present. Over 60 Vermont Veterans and their families were there for the award of the VT Veterans and the VT Distinguished Service medals to them or deceased loved ones. It was a proud day for me to accept them for my deceased brother Mike and myself. Republican Representative Valliere worked hard to get a good turnout of Barre area Vets to be there and was complimented by Governor Douglas for his efforts.
But also a shame that no one from the Liberal left Television or Print Media could be bothered to cover the story. Needless to say I saw no story in the Times Argus the following day.
Then on 11 November, the most sacred of days, the good citizens of Barre were subjected to the antics of the Hate America First Crowd at the Aldrich Library. They had gathered to castigate one of their anti-war heroes for stepping out of line after winning their support in the last election. They put on a performance that only kindergarten teacher at a school riot could love. Also present was the Argus and TV media. Despite the Argus' attempt to spin and ameliorate the debacle; i.e., their first report had the mob numbered at about 70. Susan Allen jacked it to about 100 in a follow-up piece but both stories failed to note that most in the mob were not from Barre.
A Too-Timid Education Reform By John McClaughry
What Vermont really needs is a completely different K-12 educational model. That model would give all pupils the means to choose what best meets their needs and interests from a diverse range of educational offerings: public schools, independent schools, faith-based schools, charter schools, virtual schools, mentoring, home schooling, and other forms not yet even imagined.
Then there would no longer be an overgrown "public education system", any more than there is a "food system" or a "clothing system". Parents and students would have more educational choices and more little schools, but most of those schools, like today's faith-based schools, would be less expensive than today's state-controlled, over-regulated, over-bureaucratized, over-certified, over-unionized public school system.
The schools would be run by their own boards and principals. Superintendents would exist only to advise and assist all of these schools, and cope with indispensable special education requirements. Athletics, music and drama programs would become joint community efforts, like technical centers, no longer tied to individual schools.
Leaning (Ivory) Tower of Pisa By Martin Harris
News that American industrial productivity rose 6.3 percent in the just-finished 3rd quarter contrasts fairly vividly with news that American school-kids are now posting even worse results, compared to their international competition, than they were in earlier years. Typically, US students score worse than global averages in science and math, the latest PISA tests show. ...
Historically, the American taxpayer has been remarkably forgiving of low productivity in the governmental enterprises it pays for, but there are signs that, at least for education if not for less visible programs like USDA tea-testing, public patience is declining. Some indicators show up in what, in the private sector, would be called market penetration. Public education is losing customers at an increasing rate, and more would take their kids out if they werent forced, at legal bayonet-point, to pay for it regardless of actual service use. A recent poll by the St. Johnsbury Caledonian-Record finds that 26 percent of its Vermont and New Hampshire respondents are in favor of parents paying their own kids costs and, therefore, not being taxed for the costs generated by others. That public sentiment is a pretty sharp rebuke to the "free" public education system set up by Horace Mann a century-and-a-half ago, which experienced no such challenge to its credibility until the recent declines in productivity became so apparent.
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In this issue Environmental Extremists exposed
"Isn't the only hope for the planet that the industrialised civilizations collapse? Isn't it our responsibility to bring that about?" -- Maurice Strong, head of the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro and Executive Officer for Reform in the Office of the Secretary General of the United Nations.
"A massive campaign must be launched to de-develop the United States. De-development means bringing our economic system (especially patterns of consumption) into line with the realities of ecology and the world resource situation." -- Paul Ehrlich and Anne H. Ehrlich, "Population, Resources, Environment" (W.H. Freeman, San Francisco, 1970, 323)
"If you ask me, it'd be little short of disastrous for us to discover a source of clean, cheap, abundant energy because of what we would do with it. We ought to be looking for energy sources that are adequate for our needs, but that won't give us the excesses of concentrated energy with which we could do mischief to the earth or to each other." -- Amory Lovins, The Mother Earth - Plowboy Interview, Nov/Dec 1977, p. 22
"Giving society cheap, abundant energy ... would be the equivalent of giving an idiot child a machine gun." -- Paul Ehrlich, "An Ecologist's Perspective on Nuclear Power", May/June 1978 issue of Federation of American Scientists Public Issue Report
"We can't let other countries have the same number of cars, the same industrialization, we have in the U.S. We have to stop these Third World countries right where they are." -- Michael Oppenheimer. Michael Oppenheimer, Princeton University. He joined the Princeton faculty after more than two decades with Environmental Defense, is a long-time participant in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), serving most recently as a lead author of the IPCCs Fourth Assessment Report.
"We've already had too much economic growth in the US. Economic growth in rich countries like ours is the disease, not the cure." -- Ehrlich again.
"The planet is about to break out with fever, indeed it may already have, and we [human beings] are the disease. We should be at war with ourselves and our lifestyles." -- Thomas Lovejoy, assistant secretary to the Smithsonian Institution.
"The only real good technology is no technology at all. Technology is taxation without representation, imposed by our elitist species (man) upon the rest of the natural world." -- John Shuttleworth, FoE manual writer.
"People are the cause of all the problems; we have too many of them; we need to get rid of some of them, and this (ban of DDT) is as good a way as any." Charles Wurster, Environmental Defense Fund.
"We can and should seize upon the energy crisis as a good excuse and great opportunity for making some very fundamental changes that we should be making anyhow for other reasons." -- Russell Train (EPA Administrator at the time, and soon thereafter became head of the World Wildlife Fund), Science 184 p. 1050, 7 June 1974
The world has a cancer, and that cancer is man. -- Alan Gregg, former longtime official of the Rockerfeller Foundation
Man is always and everywhere a blight on the landscape. -- John Muir, founder of the Sierra Club
Phasing out the human race will solve every problem on earth, social and environmental.-- Dave Forman, Earth First! and Sierra Club director (1995-1997)
Human beings, as a species, have no more value than slugs. -- John Davis, editor of Earth First! journal
The Fix Is In From VermontTiger.com, December 14, 2007
Here's an eyewitness account of what's going on in Bali at the Climate Change Summit.
"A common theme was that the "solutions" to climate change that are being posed by many governments, such as nuclear power, carbon capture and storage (CCS) and biofuels are false and are not rooted in justice. Another point was that as this current ecomonic system got us here in the first place, a climate change response must have at its heart a redistribution of wealth and resources."
Maybe this is why there's so much opposition to Gov. Douglas's plan - because it only addresses the issue of climate change not the real problem the left wants to fix. Seeing the true intent of those behind the climate change industry answers a lot of questions. For example, it explains why the people demanding we reduce CO2 are the same people demanding we cripple Yankee (which is low CO2) with new taxes that go directly to the underprivileged renewables; even though the renewables have a larger environmental footprint than nukes. Redistribution plain and simple.
Bumpy road ahead for state budget Economists predict slowing revenues By Louis Porter, Vermont Press Bureau, Times Argus, December 16, 2007
That's because the state, which has become hooked on healthy revenue increases, is looking at a 2.4 percent increase in fiscal year 2009, a third less than the 3.6 percent increase the state saw in 2007. And given the worsening housing market, a weakening economy and higher fuel prices all factors that will drive up demand for state services the revenue forecast will likely force lawmakers to face a grim reality: There may not be enough money to go around.
After base spending, contractual increases in pay, rising gasoline and benefits costs and apparently unavoidable increases like Medicaid are factored in, the heads of the four "money" committees will have very little wiggle room, let alone additional money for new programs.
VPIRG Looks In All The Wrong Places Caledonian Record Editorial, December 14, 2007
Here they go again. Last year, James Moore and his organization, VPIRG, joined Vermont Senate President Pro Tem Peter Shumlin in an effort to stick it to Entergy, the owners of the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant in Vernon. Although the state of Vermont has twice committed to tax agreements with Entergy and had promised the plant owners they wouldn't come back for more, Senator Shumlin came back for more when he ran out of new ways to tax Vermonters to pay for his proposed energy efficiency utility. Fortunately, Gov. Jim Douglas said a deal's a deal and rejected the tax boost for Vermont's most valuable energy provider.
This week, Moore and his organization rolled out a new "study" and its clear VPIRG determined the outcome of the study in advance then worked backwards to make sure the study would justify their conclusion. The conclusion is the same old one; that Entergy deserves to be punished for its success at generating, clean, safe, reliable power over 90 percent of the time, with and without a prevailing wind or even sunshine, 24 hours a day, seven days a week in all the seasons of the year. According to VPIRG, that means Vermont should renege on its contracts with the Vernon plant and jump Yankee's taxes to pay for the Legislature's latest green energy schemes.
The Numbers Make The Case Caledonian Record Editorial, December 13, 2007
Gov. Jim Douglas announced a few weeks ago that he was directing state government to reduce its work force by 400 positions over the next 18 months. The reductions are to be accomplished essentially through attrition. With the predictability of thunder following lightning, the Democrats in the Legislature have started emitting ominous rumblings that will lead to outright opposition to the cuts. The reaction of the Democrats was as automatic as Pavlov's dogs. They were so conditioned to come get their food when the bell rang, that they salivated whenever it rang, food or not. The VSEA has trained the Democrats so well to bark when the union bell rings that Douglas' announcement had them all barking, even when his announcement makes eminent sense and the numbers prove it.
Here are some startling statistics:
Vermont has just under 10,000 state employees, yet its population is considerably smaller than any of the other states cited. Do we need that many employees? Good gracious, No! The numbers in other, larger states make it clear that we don't.
Time To Get Serious About Energy Caledonian Record Editorial, Monday, December 10, 2007
There was some good news this week from ConocoPhillips, a major oil exploration and production company. The company will propose the construction of a new multi-billion dollar pipeline that would transport natural gas from Alaska's North Slope to the lower 48 states and Canada. The company said its willing to make the investment without state matching funds. The corporation estimates the project could cost between $25 billion dollars and $42 billion dollars. ...
The danger is that while politicians such as Vermont's U.S. Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt., are proudly announcing they've voted to strip incentives away from oil and gas companies while approving huge new subsidies for renewable energy, the U.S. could find itself in a dangerous position where existing real-world energy industries such as oil, natural gas, coal and hydro decline before new sources such as wind and solar replace them. With coal currently providing 50 percent of the electricity in this country and the economy running on oil, like it or not, the better policy would be to include companies like ConocoPhillips at the table and encourage their participation in building a cleaner energy future that is realistic, reliable, attainable and affordable.
A New Tiger Prowls... From VermontTiger.com, December 10, 2007
Joining the Asian and Celtic Tigers is Israel, according to the Wall Street Journal (probably behind their $firewall). The country is now in...
"...the third consecutive year of strong growth, up to 5.5% in 2007...The 2,500 or so hi-tech start-ups located in and around Tel Aviv and Haifa give the coast the feel of Silicon Valley, only with a Gaza Strip down the road. Israelis are now investing heavily abroad. Only the U.S. and Canada have more technology companies listed on American exchanges than Israel."
My Turn: Misinformation Taints Act 82 By Glenn Foster, Newport Town School Board, December 12, 2007
Most of the negative talk regarding Act 82 (two-vote requirement for extraordinary school budget increases) has come from those associated with public education: union leadership, school administrators, teachers and school board members. ... It is interesting (if not disappointing) that those associated with educating our children have provided misleading information regarding Act 82.
The Suicide of Reason: Radical Islam's Threat to the West By Lee Harris Review By Janet Levy, FrontPageMagazine.com, December 13, 2007
Harris describes the inherent conflict between Western civilization and its emphasis on reason and individualism and Islamic societies that teach intolerance and nurture fanaticism. Western cultures, imbued with a belief in the inevitability of the drive for individual freedom, view as fanatic, those societies which fail to modernize and adopt changed values. Harris posits that the West is disadvantaged in this way because it reacts to the story of change implicit in the history of the Muslim faith and creation of Islamic nation states. However, tribal societies dont necessarily embrace modernization and abandon their zealotry, upon which their social order is based. Their fanaticism, which includes glorification of martyrdom, thus becomes a weapon that defeats all Western attempts to deal with tribal societies, including negotiation, conventional warfare and punitive economic measures. So, while Islam seeks to destroy the Wests enlightened way of life with the fanaticism of jihad, the West sabotages itself by non-judgmentally viewing these actions as cultural variations or efforts to procure freedom from an imagined oppression. [emphasis added]. Harris further contends that the Wests reliance on reason in the face of fanaticism will destroy Western society.
The Self-Destructing Jihad Sultan Knish, December 11, 2007
The paradox of the Islamic Jihad being waged against the West, is that it is a Jihad that is itself parasitic on the West. It could not exist without Western money and Western support. Without these it would quickly shrivel up and die.
UK Muslims Warned Against 'Victim Culture' From The Times Online, December 11, 2007
"Multiculturalism has been manipulated to entrench the right to difference, a divisive concept, at the expense of the right to equal treatment despite difference, a unifying concept. And the fact that cohesion is local, means Labour get it wrong when they go in the other direction too. After years of promoting top-down multiculturalism, Gordon Brown is now promoting top-down unity.""
Why Irans Mullahs Must Have the Bomb? By Amil Imani
Because their very survival depends on it; because they know how vastly unpopular they are at home; and because they have absolutely no legitimacy to exist, and the bomb would give them a greater freedom to obliterate the freedom-loving Iranian people with impunity and export their brand of Islam outside Irans boundary with carte blanche.
Rep. Meeks' Cozy Relationship With Terror-Linked Organization From Pajamas Media, December 7, 2007
Why is a powerful congressman trying to pave the way for terror-linked speakers to appear on Capitol Hill? That's the question that comes to mind following the abrupt cancellation of the Muslim Mobilization Conference by the US House of Representatives Sergeant-at-Arms. The event, originally scheduled for August 11, would have taken place in the Cannon House Building Caucus Room had it not been for the last minute discovery of the terror-linked speakers that the DC-based Peace and Justice Foundation had invited to participate.
However the organization is claiming that Congressman Gregory Meeks, who initially helped organize the event, is actively working with them to reschedule, notwithstanding the organization's public defense of several global terrorist organizations and two notorious cop killers. And a review of the Peace and Justice Foundation's corporate documents shows that the group has been operating illegally for nearly a decade without any accountability whatsoever for funds it has raised for a wide variety of extremist causes.
American Troops Are Winning By Pete Hegseth, Washington Times, December 11, 2007
But that was then, and this is now; and Iraq in December 2007 is a drastically different place than Iraq in June 2007. Overall attack levels are now at the lowest levels since 2005, monthly coalition deaths are nearing an all-time low, and violence against Iraqi civilians has been reduced by more than 60 percent, according to the anti-war site icasualties.org. However, the more things change in Iraq, the more they stay the same on Capitol Hill. For the past month, with a few off-handed exceptions, Democratic leadership on Capitol Hill has largely refused to acknowledge success. They are stuck in the talking points of June, and stuck on a narrative of failure.
From Elsewhere
World Baby Tax Needed to Save Planet, Claims Expert By Jen Kelly, News.com.au, December 10, 2007
A WEST Australian medical expert wants families to pay a $5000-plus "baby levy" at birth and an annual carbon tax of up to $800 a child. Writing in today's Medical Journal of Australia, Associate Professor Barry Walters said every couple with more than two children should be taxed to pay for enough trees to offset the carbon emissions generated over each child's lifetime. Professor Walters, clinical associate professor of obstetric medicine at the University of Western Australia and the King Edward Memorial Hospital in Perth, called for condoms and "greenhouse-friendly" services such as sterilisation procedures to earn carbon credits. And he implied the Federal Government should ditch the $4133 baby bonus and consider population controls like those in China and India.
Arctic Warming, Antarctic Cooling? By Dennis Avery, American Conservative Union, Issue 97 - December 12, 2007
Point one: Weve known for 20 years about the earths moderate, natural 1,500-year climate cycle, which we discovered in the Greenland and Antarctic ice cores. The ice shows seven previous global warmings in the past 12,000 years. Two of these8,000 years ago and 5,000 years agowere, for many centuries, substantially warmer than today. The Greenland and Antarctic ice caps didnt melt.
Point two: This cant be global warming. 1) The Arctic was also warm in the 1920s; the Russians say it happens every 70 years or so. 2) The Antarctic Ice is now at a modern high. The Antarctic has been cooling since the 1960s, according to Peter Dorans 2002 paper in Nature. Thanks to warmings additional snowfall, the East Antarctic ice cap is currently gaining about 45 billion tons of ice per year.
Hume, Father of Postmodernism and Anti-rationalismPart 1 By Reginald Firehammer, The Automist
Postmodernism, according to the Public Broadcasting System, is:
A general and wide-ranging term which is applied to literature, art, philosophy, architecture, fiction, and cultural and literary criticism, among others. Postmodernism is largely a reaction to the assumed certainty of scientific, or objective, efforts to explain reality. In essence, it stems from a recognition that reality is not simply mirrored in human understanding of it, but rather, is constructed as the mind tries to understand its own particular and personal reality. For this reason, postmodernism is highly skeptical of explanations which claim to be valid for all groups, cultures, traditions, or races, and instead focuses on the relative truths of each person. In the postmodern understanding, interpretation is everything; reality only comes into being through our interpretations of what the world means to us individually. Postmodernism relies on concrete experience over abstract principles, knowing always that the outcome of one's own experience will necessarily be fallible and relative, rather than certain and universal.
Postmodernism is "post" because it is denies the existence of any ultimate principles, and it lacks the optimism of there being a scientific, philosophical, or religious truth which will explain everything for everybody - a characterisitic of the so-called "modern" mind. The paradox of the postmodern position is that, in placing all principles under the scrutiny of its skepticism, it must realize that even its own principles are not beyond questioning. As the philospher Richard Tarnas states, postmodernism "cannot on its own principles ultimately justify itself any more than can the various metaphysical overviews against which the postmodern mind has defined itself."
I chose this description of postmodernism from PBS, because it is obviously embraced by whoever wrote it. If I had presented a description of post modernism by someone critical of it, the description could easily be put down as an exaggeration or an absurdity no one could believe. For any rational objective person, what postmodernism really promotes must seem like something out of Alice in Wonderland. I also chose this description because it contains most of the concepts that have their origin in David Hume, either directly or consequently. ...
The purpose of this article is simply to demonstrate that all of the corrupting, anti-intellectual, anti-Western Civilization ideas in all these streams were already in Hume. Subsequent articles will demonstrate how those ideas came to influence those responsible for developing and promoting those ideas and their effects of today's society and culture.
Is Global Warming Just the Latest Salem Witch Hunt? By Charles Davenport Jr., News-Record.com, December 9, 2007
Global warming skeptics look on in wonder and amazement at the daily barrage of environmental doom and gloom featured in these pages and elsewhere. How is it possible that so many people journalists, scientists and politicians alike could be so gullible? History and sociology may prove instructive.
In 1691, a phenomenon sociologists call a "collective delusion" swept the enclave of Salem Village, Mass. As a consequence of social paranoia, hundreds of people were accused of practicing witchcraft, and perhaps two dozen lost their lives. Of course, we enlightened moderns would never succumb to superstition and mass hysteria.
Or would we? According to sociologists Robert Bartholomew and Erich Goode, collective delusions have taken place with surprising frequency, and the phenomenon's long and shameful history includes several episodes from the recent past. A relic of the Dark Ages it is not. In fact, global warming could be described as a collective delusion, a modern equivalent to the Salem witch hunt.
Related: Climate Change Dissenters Say They Are Demonized in Debate
The (Tax) War Between the States By Arthur Laffer & Stephen Moore, The Wall Street Journal, December 10, 2007
A record eight million Americans moved from one state to another last year. Where is everyone going, and why? The answer has little to do with climate: California has arguably the nicest climate of any state in the nation -- yet in this decade more Americans have left the Golden State than entered it.
Migration patterns instead reveal which states have the most dynamic and desirable economies, and which are "has-been" states. The winners in this contest for the most valuable resource on the globe -- human capital -- are generally the states with the lowest tax, spending and regulatory burdens. The biggest losers are almost all congregated in the Northeast and Midwest. Liberals contend that tax rates, regulations, forced union laws and runaway government spending don't matter when it comes to creating jobs, high incomes and a higher quality of life. People tell us otherwise by voting with their feet.
Religion At Christmas 2007 By Donald Devine, American Conservative Union, Issue 97 - December 12, 2007
"U.S. Stands Alone in Its Embrace of Religion Among Wealthy Nations." That is the title of a Pew Research Center report on the status of worldwide religionand no other rich country comes close. While 59 percent of Americans say religion plays an important role in their lives (mostly Christianity, which is adhered to by 80%), only about half that percent say religion is important in the second-most religiously-wealthy nation, Great Britain. As the nearby chart shows, religion is important in many countries in South America, Asia and Africa but only the U.S. is both religious and prosperous.
Rather than fading away as Voltaire and the secular left predicted, this Christmas finds religion vital in the most advanced nation, the U.S. Even the left has partially succumbed. A string of electoral losses led Democratic campaign leaders Rahm Emanuel and Charles Schumer to be more positive towards religion, which revised view at least partially explained their Congressional victory in 2006. Whereas Christmas themes almost disappeared after the left began dominating entertainment in the 1970s, now it is impossible to avoid "Its a Wonderful Life" and "Miracle on 34th Street," much less avowedly religious programs on Jesus, religious services and all-pervasive carols, and even favorable treatment on the role of evangelical religion on National Public Radio! Atheism still sells as several new books prove but it is difficult, with only a few percent supporting it in the U.S. today.
Taxes and Income The Wall Street Journal Editorial, December 17, 2007
Every Democrat running for President wants to raise taxes on "the rich," but they will have to do something miraculous to outtax President Bush. Based on the latest available tax data, no Administration in modern history has done more to pry tax revenue from the wealthy. Last week the Congressional Budget Office joined the IRS in releasing tax numbers for 2005, and part of the news is that the richest 1% paid about 39% of all income taxes that year. The richest 5% paid a tad less than 60%, and the richest 10% paid 70%. ... If Democrats really want to soak the rich, they'll keep tax rates where they are, or, better, lower them some more.
Lieberman Will Back McCain From the Associated Press, December 17, 2007
Connecticut senator, the Democratic vice presidential nominee in 2000, will endorse the GOP presidential candidate because of his stance against Islamic terrorism.
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Donald Trump is putting the squeeze on companies looking to outsource.
A. Barton Hinkle writes:
On Tuesday, il Duce resorted again to Twitter, the medium best suited to the depth of his thought, to slam another U.S. company. This time it was General Motors.
"General Motors is sending Mexican made model of Chevy Cruze to U.S. car dealers-tax free across border," he tweeted. "Make in U.S.A. or pay big border tax!"
The response from GM was, unfortunately, printable: The company pointed out that it makes all of its Cruze sedans in Lordstown, Ohio, and makes a hatchback version for international markets in Mexico. Some of the latter are sold in the U.S.
For that heinous crime, Trump wants to make American car buyers pay more. That'll show 'em.
This is an odd stance for a man whose own businesses also sell products made in Mexico—not to mention China, South Korea, Indonesia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Honduras, Germany, the Netherlands, India, Turkey, and Slovenia. You'd think someone who does so much outsourcing would be more sympathetic to the practice.


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TOP 100 ELA TERMS You need to know for 7 th grade language arts.
INTERJECTION Definition: Interrupts with strong emotion Example: Ouch! Wow! Hey! Boom! Clue: in – ter – ject – ion
VERBS DEF: tells what subject is doing or being EX: John runs quickly. John is fast. Clue: Verb – It's what you do.
ACTION VERB DEF: shows activity EX: Bill walked home. Jan jumped rope. Clue: act in action
HELPING VERB DEF: helps the main verb EX: did, may, might, will, would, can, could, should, have, etc. He should have come home. Clue: Help!
LINKING VERB DEF: shows no activity state of being verbs EX: am, is, are, was, were, be, being, been CLUE: Link subject with predicate. Jim is asleep. S P
COMPOUND VERB DEF: two verbs EX: John runs and jumps. CLUE: com – pound pound 2 together
ADVERB DEF: describes verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs EX: Jim writes slowly. John left suddenly. CLUE: add to verbs most end in -ly LY
NOUN DEF: names person, place, thing, or idea EX: Jim, river, ball, love CLUE: Noun name
COMMON NOUN DEF: names ordinary person, place, thing, or idea EX: car, pen, shoe CLUE: common=ordinary I drive a van.
PROPER NOUN DEF: names specific person, place, thing, idea EX: Atlanta, Bill, Toyota CLUE: PROper name (professional) I drive a Mustang!
ADJECTIVE DEF: describes noun or pronoun (which one, what kind, how many, how much) EX: The yellow school bus came by my house today. CLUE: Usually before a noun to say more for a noun Yellow bus
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVE DEF: compares 2 things using –er or more EX: My dog is shorter than my cat. My radio is more expensive than yours. CLUE: compare - ative
SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVE DEF: compares 3 or more things using -est or most EX: That giraffe is the shortest of all. My car is the most expensive one in the parking lot. CLUE: Super-size! SUPER - lative
PREPOSITION DEF: shows relationship between object of preposition & another word EX: above, on, in, after, to, with, by, from (for, during, of) CLUE: anything a plane can do to a cloud The plane is above the cloud.
PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE DEF: from the preposition to 1 st noun or pronoun EX: to the barn, in the pie, of the night Bill ran from the dog. CLUE: prepositional position is from the prep to the name. PREP TO NAME
PRONOUN DEF: replaces noun EX: I, me, he, she, it, they, them, you, us John handed them his newspaper. CLUE: pro-noun FORaNOUN She Her He Him
SIMPLE SUBJECT DEF: Subject only EX: The old man ran quickly. CLUE: Simple subject is the brain of the sentence.
COMPLETE SUBJECT DEF: the entire subject, from the start to the verb EX: The old man ran quickly. Clue: the whole subject the whole 1 st half
SIMPLE PREDICATE DEF: verb only – must be the complete verb phrase though EX: Jim was running quickly in the gym. CLUE: It's the heart of the sentence.
COMPLETE PREDICATE DEF: from the verb to the end of the sentence Jim was running quickly in the gym. CLUE: whole predicate The whole 2 nd half
DIRECT OBJECT DEF: noun or pronoun that directly receives the action of the verb EX: John hit the ball. I dropped a penny. CLUE: say the main verb, then ask, "What?"
INDIRECT OBJECT DEF: noun or pronoun that indirectly receives the action from the verb EX: I gave the baby its bottle. CLUE: Say D.O. then ask "to who/what?"
GERUND DEF: -ing verb used as a noun EX: Running is fun. CLUE: ge – run –d – ing is fun!
INFINITIVE DEF: to + verb used as a noun, adjective, or adverb EX: I like to dance. He likes to fish. CLUE: tutu add to to a verb
PARTICIPLE DEF: -ing verb used as an adjective EX: The singing girl won it all. The smiling boy is my friend. CLUE: part of a description
APPOSITIVE DEF: identifies the noun (commas before & after) EX: My teacher, Mrs. Stone, is in room 13. CLUE: a positve identification
PREDICATE ADJECTIVE DEF: follows a linking verb and describes the subject EX: John is strong. The bus is yellow.
CLAUSE DEF: group of words containing subject (S) and verb (V) EX: When Kris left town, he forgot his bag. Clause = Claus brings S + V
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE DEF: a clause that could stand alone as a sentence EX: Jim left town.(IC) He forgot his bag.(IC) CLUE: an independent person stands by himself
DEPENDENT CLAUSE DEF: clause that could not stand alone as a sentence EX: When Jim left town, he forgot his bag. CLUE: dependent person can't stand on their own
SIMPLE SENTENCE DEF: clause that stands alone as a sentence and makes sense. EX: Jim forgot his bag. CLUE: 1 idea 1 adult
COMPOUND SENTENCE DEF: 2 independent clauses – joined by comma conjunction (cc) or a semicolon (;) EX: Jim left town, but he forgot his bag. CLUE: 2 ideas joined 2 adults joined IC + IC = CD
COMPLEX SENTENCE DEF: 1 independent clause + 1 dependent clause EX: When John left town, he forgot his bag. CLUE: 1 ½ ideas 1 adult & 1 child IC + DC = CX
COMPOUND-COMPLEX SENTENCE DEF: 2 independent clauses and 1 dependent clause EX: When Jim left town, he forgot his bag, and it was never found. CLUE: 2 ½ ideas 2 adults, 1 child 2 IC + 1 DC = CMPD-CX
FRAGMENT DEF: incomplete thought – doesn't make sense alone EX: When John left town (WRONG) CLUE: A fragment is only part
RUN-ON DEF: 2 sentences joined incorrectly – no connection EX: Jim left town he forgot his bag. (WRONG) CLUE: It was a run- on accident where one car ran into another one.
COMMA SPLICE DEF: 2 sentences joined with only a comma between them EX: Jim left town, he forgot his bag. (WRONG) CLUE: comma = pause It's a slow down, not a stop. THROWING COMMAS AT A PROBLEM WON'T FIX IT.
DOUBLE NEGATIVE DEF: 2 negative words used for 1 negative idea EX: Correct: Jim hasn't ever been there. Incorrect: Jim hasn't never been there. CLUE: Negative N words: no, not, never, none Negative +ly words: hardly, barely, scarcely
REDUNDANT DEF: unnecessary repetition EX: Correct: Skiing is difficult. Incorrect: Skiing is difficult because it's hard. CLUE: We re – dun – dat! You took the same test twice!
COORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS DEF: short connecting words EX: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so CLUE: FANBOYS!
SUBORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS DEF: found at the beginning of dependent clauses EX: As, Although, After, While, When, Unless, Until, Before, Because, If, Since CLUE: AAAWWUUBBIS!!
ADVERBIAL CONJUCTIONS DEF: long connecting words EX: For example, therefore, however, furthermore, unfortunately CLUE: change from 1 idea to another looooonnnnngggg connecting words
PREDICATE ADJECTIVE DEF: follows linking verb and describes the subject EX: Jim is strong. Joe is very fast. CLUE: an adjective in predicate, describes subject
PREDICATE NOMINATIVE DEF: follows linking verb and renames the subject EX: Jim is a fireman. Joe is a doctor. CLUE: a NOUN in predicate that renames the subject
DECLARATIVE SENTENCE DEF: a statement – always ends with a period (.) EX: Today is Monday. She is the winner. CLUE: declare it means to just tell information.
EXCLAMATORY SENTENCE DEF: with strong emotion – always ends with exclamation point (!) EX: We won! Today's my birthday! CLUE: EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about it! exclamatory = excited
INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE DEF: asks a question – always ends with a question mark (?) EX: Who is that? Where did you find that? CLUE: interrogate or interview When you interrogate or interview someone, you ask them questions.
IMPERATIVE SENTENCE DEF: command – ends with (.) or (!) EX: Stop doing that, now! You put that down. CLUE: imperative = important It's an order!
EXPOSITORY WRITING DEF: Explains information EX: Bats are nocturnal. The term "nocturnal" mean bats are creatures of the night. CLUE: EX = Explain I will explain the directions.
NARRATIVE WRITING DEF: Story – a person telling a story characters, plot, conflict EX: At the edge of the forest there was a cottage. It was home to a kind old woman. CLUE: narrator telling the story of an old lady
PERSUASIVE WRITING DEF: argues for or against something. Uses facts and opinions. EX: The dress code is unfair! Students should be allowed to wear what they want. CLUE: I will change your thinking!
chronological order DEF: time order of when things happen EX: At sunrise, John woke up. After that, he ate breakfast. Then he left for school. CLUE: Arrange things in order of the times they happen.
sequential order DEF: arranging things in the sequence they should occur (steps in a process) EX: Recipes (1 st – boil water, 2 nd – add rice, etc… ) or LEGOs instructions CLUE: Sequential = sequence steps!!
climactic order DEF: arranging things in order to build up to the most important part EX: letter asking parents to buy you a car CLUE: relates to climax in a story Dear Mom & Dad, You've always taught me well. I've saved my money, just like you taught me. Can I buy a car?
plagiarism DEF: copying someone else without giving credit EX: In encyclopedia: "The battle was led by the first American President, General Washington." Student writes in research paper: "The battle was led by the first American President, General Washington." CLUE: copy cat! I'll just copy his exact words!
paraphrase DEF: restating the author's words EX: In encyclopedia: "The battle was led by the first American President, General Washington." In student paper: "Our first president, George Washington, led the battle (Brittainica, 2006). CLUE: para-phrase – I will say his phrase in my own words!
Parenthetical documentation DEF: citing source at end of quotation EX: Global warming poses imminent danger (Jones 2006). CLUE: it's the address of where to locate the information
Works cited page DEF: alphabetical list by author's last names EX: Jones, P. (2006) The best day of life. New York: Bantam Press CLUE: Works cited… the ones used in paper!
Search engine DEF: database for finding information on the internet EX: Google, Yahoo, Lycos, etc. CLUE: You are search-ing the internet.
almanac DEF: book of records for one year EX: in sports almanac you could find who had the most homeruns in 2007 CLUE: Almanac has all the facts!
atlas DEF: book of maps EX: includes maps of cities, countries, oceans, mountains, rivers CLUE: In mythology, Atlas held up the Earth… an atlas holds maps of the Earth
thesaurus DEF: book of synonyms and antonyms EX: can find words with similar meanings and words with opposite meanings CLUE: thesaurus= a dinosaur of synonyms & antonyms
Table of contents DEF: organizes chapters. Found at beginning of a book EX: Ch. 1 Nouns p. 5-65 Ch. 2 Verbs p. 66 – 96 Clue: set the table before you eat (organize it!!)
glossary DEF: a dictionary of words in a book. Comes at the end of the book. EX: acute angle – an angle whose measure is less than 90 CLUE:
index DEF: topics in alphabetical order at the end of a book EX: Capitalization pg. 228-257 Diagramming sentences pgs. 443-476 CLUE: in-de-back of the book w/ pg #s
bibliography DEF: research sources at the end of a research paper or textbook EX: Smith, B. John (2006) Hunting & Fishing. New York: Bantam Publishing. CLUE: The evidence of what you read.
Direct quotation DEF: copying words exactly EX: President Franklin Roosevelt said, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." CLUE: word-for-word inside quotation marks! Recording exactly what was said
Indirect quotation DEF: copying idea, but not word for word EX: President Roosevelt said we shouldn't let fear stop us from doing great things. CLUE: giving the general idea, not in quotation marks
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COMPARE & CONTRAST DEF: show similarities & differences EX: 7 th graders=more active adults = more lazy CLUE: same & not same
Question & Answer DEF: asks a question, gives an answer EX: Why are parents more grumpy than 7 th graders? Well, they're grumpy because they have more stress & responsibility. CLUE: FAQ Q & A
PROBLEM & SOLUTION DEF: states a problems & suggests solutions EX: We are having trouble with people wearing skulls on their shirts. One solution is to only allow plain shirts as part of the dress code.
CAUSE & EFFECT DEF: cause = reason effect = result EX: If you spend all your money now, then you wont have any left for vacation. CLUE: If….. Then…..
CONTROLLING IDEA DEF: main idea of whole essay EX: Drunk driving kills people CLUE: controls the ideas – the big news!
TOPIC SENTENCE DEF: main idea of a paragraph EX: Drinking alcohol impairs a driver's vision. Clue: top-ic sentences is at the top of the paragraph
CLINCHER SENTENCE DEF: last sentence in last paragraph EX: No one should ever drink & drive CLUE: cl-inch-er is the last inch of the essay
INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPH DEF: first paragraph EX: a. it grabs reader's attn. b. states controlling idea CLUE: introduces reader to essay
SUPPORTING PARAGRAPHS DEF: middle paragraphs EX: it adds details to support the controlling idea CLUE: support – hold up Controlling idea: He's a clown. Supporting him? THE STILTS!
CONCLUDING PARAGRAPH DEF: last paragraph EX: It restates the controlling idea. It contains the clincher sentence. CLUE: conclu-ding final bell ! STOP!
ADJECTIVE CLAUSE DEF: dependent clause that describes a noun (tells what kind, which one, how many) EX: Jim is a man who likes to have fun. CLUE: starts with a relative pronoun! WHO WHOSE WHOM WHICH THAT
ADVERB CLAUSE DEF: dependent clause describing a verb (tells where, when, why, how, or to what extent) EX: I grabbed food when I left. He drove because it was fun. CLUE: starts with AAAWWUUBBIS words AAAWWUUBBISAAAWWUUBBIS
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When reading becomes an issue of discontent
Recently, I signed up with Goodreads. It's a great way to keep track of what books I would like to read. It's a social networking site, too, so I imagine it's a fun way to interact with other readers. I am afraid I don't use it to its full potential. I'm just not in the habit of sigining in. I do get updates to what my friends read and am able to see their reviews. I also have very few friends on Goodreads, simply because I can't juggle that many friends lists.
One thing I see is what my friends read. I'm always a little amazed at how fast others read and how much the volume that they read. I am not a fast reader, and I don't finish nearly as many books as others do. I've noticed lately that when I see how fast others read, I think, "Why can't I read that fast?" I wonder what I'm doing wrong. I simply have not finished a lot of books lately. I do read every day, though.
It continues to amaze and discourage me how easily I begin to compare myself. I know in my head it's wrong, and daily, I pray for God to give me contentment, but yet that comparison monster shows up. It's so annoying. I will be so glad one day when I shed this mortality and can stop thinking like that. It really is astounding how every little thing can become a point of comparison if we let it.
So, I'm not a speedreader. I don't need to make excuses for my slow progress. Sometimes, we have this idea that we have to perform even when in our heads, we know we don't. The internet has lots of great value, but it's one way to foster doubt, comparison, and discontent. I need to remember that my life is about living before an audience of One. God cares that I know His Word, and I'm sure He is pleased when I learn more about Him through other books. But I'm pretty sure He doesn't care if I only finish one or two books over the summer. I need to be less worried about what others are doing and more concerned about living in simple obedience.
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I was conjuring up vacation destinations when I saw that Pat Rafter was a Bermudian. There were several articles on how the marginal tax rate in Australia is 48%, and that Bermuda is a no income tax country. It was also mentioned that Rafter was awarded the Australian of the Year award by the government in 2002, despite his defection. At the ceremony, Rafter vowed to return his citizenship to Australia and move back now that he has collected his 40 million in prize and endorsement money, and hence, his annual income now is not nearly as enormous as in his prime. So two questions come to mind: 1) Does Rafter now live in Australia? 2) With all the players claiming residency in Monte Carlo and Bermuda tax havens, how do they get away with playing Davis Cup for a country with whom they have no citizenship?
Why does anyone care? Pat probably hasn't been there in years. Just check in with the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce. If I was going to Bermuda, that's what I would do.
He lves in Australia now, or so it seems. I believe it's north of Brisbane on the Gold Coast somewhere.
Well I guess countries can't force someone to live there if they want to save a little tax money, but if they can secure their services for Davis Cup, at least they are getting SOMETHING out of them.
Patty's immediate family still live in Brisbane's inner north, although his older sister is on the Sunshine Coast about an hour and a half away. Pat himself now lives in the rarefied atmosphere of Sydney's North Shore. He moved back here to Oz before he became a father because he wanted to raise his kids here.
They still retain their citizenship, just their residency changes, thats why you don't see US players who live in Monaco or Bermuda, since US tax is based on citizenship and not residency
Another reason for moving to Bermuda is the travel schedule -- from Australia, it's brutal. But Bermuda is just off the coast of the southeast US, and a closer flight to Europe than most places in the US. That plus the the tax benefit, and the gorgeous climate and locale, it's a wonder more pros don't do it.


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A group of the investors requested documents and correspondence related to the U.K. Financial Services Authority's 2011 report on RBS, the watchdog's risk-assessment visits to the bank from 2007, and a probe by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission into the lender's conduct, according to their documents from a London court hearing today.
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it's nice to dream i suppose. not happening though. all of the roster changes suggested merely look better because their different and new. The best way a team gets better is by guys playing together, making mistakes and growing together. Granted the core of this team is suspect, but I think there's still potential for something here. All of this stuff is a moot point if Bargs develops.
It's too soon to blow it up. Especially since we have a lot of cap space after next season. Carmelo signed a six-year extension, as opposed to the three year deal bosh, wade, and lebron signed. So we're taking on more money to work in a new roster. I'm not sold on the idea of blowing it up, but if there's something out there I guess you got to listen and consider based on last year's mediocrity. |
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he askes the question; here's a crazy idea: how much do you think a team might pay for a 24 year 2 time all star and top 5 power forward in the league. Exactly. So why trade one if you have one? |
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06-17-2008, 12:21 PM | #8 (permalink) |
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Honestly, SJ has a great point.
Without rehashing the argument, WHY would you do this type of a trade? We already know you don't receive value, so in essence why would you trade a young player who's near the top of his position for 3 players who are in the middle of their position? Also, basketball is played from the inside out so why would you trade a big man? I agree that Bosh lacks something to take him to the "great" level and as fans we want those "great" players (i.e. see LeBron, ugh) but we still have a VERY good player here. None of this makes any sense to me and it just reaks of a guy who really doesn't know the first thing about how the game is played and secondly lacks a keen business sense. I guess that's what you get in Toronto though. |
06-17-2008, 12:48 PM | #9 (permalink) |
saying too many dudes are Tyson Chandler, trying
to lead their teams and went nowhere
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The reasoning is simple. Do we want 1 great player or 2-3 very good players - and to address different areas - i think that's what it boils down to. Sometimes you have to give up your best asset to get what you need.
06-17-2008, 12:52 PM | #10 (permalink) |
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I'm not sure how he figures that Marion and the #2 is worth Bosh AND Calderon, but Deng and the #1 is worth just Bosh and #17/Moon? I don't know about you guys, but I'd take Deng and the #1 over Marion and the #2.
Anyways, we're not trading Bosh, but my fantasy deal if we did was giving up Bosh and Garbo's expiring for Gerald Wallace, Okafor, and the #9 pick. Calderon, Wallace, and a Bargnani/Okafor frontcourt that would potentially be a perfect fit, along with whoever we get for TJ and whoever we pick at #9, is a team I like. Still extremely young (Gerald Wallace is still like 25) and a good mix of offense, defense, and toughness. If Bargnani became a star we'd contend with that lineup, while I think if Bargnani became a star at the C spot like we're hoping for him to now (which I think is unlikely anyways), we'd be too poor at d and rebounding to really go all the way anyways. Last edited by The MVP of West Hollywood; 06-17-2008 at 12:54 PM. |
06-17-2008, 01:02 PM | #11 (permalink) | |
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Detroit was built by adding one or two very good players, but it wasn't until they added a guy like Sheed, who had the capability of being great on many nights, that propelled them. And really, that's what you should do with your other assets and that usually comes through by drafting well and making key signings. I don't think it's good business to go ahead and trade your best player unless you have someone waiting in the wings or are going to be significantly better. I could be wrong, but I never see these trades working out well. The last trade could be dealing Shaq for Odom and Butler and change but that worked out very poorly. |
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you ONLY trade Bosh for another superstar of the same caliber playing a different position, or for a once a decade #1 pick like Oden. You DO NOT trade Bosh for a #2 pick in a draft without a clear-cut #1. I wouldn't trade Bosh for Marion, haslem AND the #2 pick, including Calderon in that trade is downright crazy ....
06-17-2008, 01:25 PM | #13 (permalink) |
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to lead their teams and went nowhere
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If someone offered me Marion, Haslem and the #2, I would take that deal and run.
Marion is already a very good player. Haslem is incredibly solid - and Beasley (IMO) will be a great player. He's a brash player and backs it up. CB4 is a fantastic player, don't get me wrong, but he's not that "Type-1" player, he's more of a "Type-1A". I'd then look into dealing Marion/Ford/Expiring/#17 for Okafor and #9. And with the #9 I'd take Russell Westbrook. |
06-17-2008, 01:42 PM | #15 (permalink) |
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Hoops, I honestly am not that excited about Beasley. I think he'll be a nice player, but nothing screams out to me, MUST have about him. Again, I could be completely wrong, but I think he's a player that stands out because of a draft class that has so many solid players, he's just that much better.
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06-17-2008, 01:52 PM | #18 (permalink) |
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I wouldn't say dumb.. maybe aloof, but Sam and Co. will kick his arse, so all of those problems will iron out.
06-17-2008, 01:54 PM | #19 (permalink) |
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why is this a discusion of debate...
Bosh aint going nowhere and nowhere is a alot of time the point of Bosh is to build around him...Bosh is a great player and he needs Good players to play along with him...Bosh is aperfect fit for the team and our style of play...if u get him the components he needs he will go far |
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I have already shared many rice recipes which are instant and are good for breakfast and also for kids…
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It was an unlucky Friday the 13th for a Kersey man. 32-year-old Traves Singer told police 34-year-old Steven Gnan Jr. of Ridgway slashed his tire early that morning doing an estimated $120 worth of damage. State police cited Gnan …
Posted by Anne Holliday (WESB)
on Jun 17 2014. Filed under Local News.
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