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Nicholas Epley shares his groundbreaking research on why we so routinely misunderstand what's going on in the minds of others, from our coworkers, customers and competitors, to even our family members and friends.
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PHOENIX – Arizona risks higher taxes and spending cuts to essential government programs if it doesn't address a gap in funding for pensions owed to public employees, according to a report by the Pew Center on the States and the Laura and John Arnold Foundation.
"It is in a stage where something must be done or it might be very, very difficult in the future to fix these systems without having employees and taxpayers go through more pain than is necessary right now," said Josh McGee, vice president for the Public Accountability Initiative at the Laura and John Arnold Foundation.
The report, released in late November, said that in 2011 Arizona was short by $13 billion on the assets needed to cover the state's $48 billion in total pension obligations. That's up from a $12 billion shortfall in 2010.
Ideally, McGee said, the state should have enough assets on hand to meet long-term pension obligations for state and local government employees. He said paying down the unfunded liability is a challenge that requires policymakers to make thoughtful and fiscally responsible decisions.
"They need to make sure the plan is sustainable and doesn't put the state at risk of future funding challenges," he said.
The state's pension system offers traditional defined benefit plans, meaning employers promise future employee retiree benefits based on a participant's length of service and ending salary. So when investment returns are poor, policymakers are still stuck with promised payments and need to find ways to make up for the shortfall.
McGee said the state should consider adopting a more predictable plan under which employers commit to contributing a fixed percentage of salary to an employee account for every year worked.
"It's just really hard to predict what costs will be in the future and these systems are countercyclical in that pension costs rise whenever the economy is slumping," McGee said. "Politicians that deal with costs that rise also see very tight budgets."
McGee said the state also needs to re-examine its payment schedule and determine if it would pay down the unfunded liability over a reasonable timeframe. For example, the Arizona State Retirement System, the state's largest trust, has a 30-year rolling amortization system. That means the trust has a 30-year period to pay down the unfunded liability, but the period gets reset each year and makes it harder to achieve a fully funded status, he said.
Paul Matson, director of the Arizona State Retirement System, said he plans to propose to the Legislature a shorter, fixed timeframe to get to a fully funded status. While public employees contribute portions of their pay to fund their retirement benefits, his proposed schedule would be long enough to allow all generations of employees to equally help pay the unfunded liabilities.
"You would want to pay it down over something like a 20-year period to make sure the contribution rates don't get too high and put all the burden on one generation," Matson said. "You want to smooth it out between the generations that will participate in getting a pension."
Arizona's public pension system – which also includes the Public Safety Personnel Retirement System, Corrections Officer and Elected Officials' Retirement Plan – is 73 percent funded. Eighty percent funded is generally regarded as healthy. Pensions for elected officials and public safety workers have the lowest funding levels at 63 percent.
Jim Hacking, administrator of the Public Safety Personnel Retirement System, said he blames the decade's stock market declines and low rates of return on investment for the growing funding gap.
"What would be best of course is a higher level of economic growth which in turn would benefit the financial markets and result in higher rates of return on the investor assets of the systems," he said.
A 2011 state law has a bipartisan 13-member committee headed by Arizona State Treasurer Doug Ducey addressing the funding gap. The Defined Contribution and Retirement Study Committee, which has met several times this year, will present reform options to the governor and the Legislature.
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He said how to close the funding gap will ultimately be left to the Legislature, but it will require immediate action in order to ensure that the state will have enough money available for retirees today and in the future.
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Man Plays God IV. Rothschild´s 4. Reich: CO2-driven Slaughterhouse For "Useless Eaters´" Money and Freedom
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Summary: According to the insider, George Hunt, Rothschilds New World Order has been in control of the environmental movement since its birth in 1972. The idea of CO2-combating was put forward in 1987 by Edmund de Rothschild - "it means money," he said. Furthermore, he suggested a 2nd Marshall plan: 44 billion. dollars from western taxpayers were paid through his Frankfurt bank to rescue the Soviet rubel! The enormously rich Rothschild family has taken complete control of world economy and policy. It has bribed politicians to dance to their tune, and his concerns are in control of governments through lobbying. Mussolini defined such a state as fascism.
Rothschild created Israel and has made the Supreme Court building in Jerusalem a Rothschild temple with illuminist symbols of his world state. They have followed Herzl´s tactics to fund anti-Semites in order to chase the Jews to Palestine (Hitler, Auschwitz). The CO2 madness has now reached the point that individual, personal CO2 budgets are being proposed - which can only be administered through nano-chip implantation (underway) that can detect and influence individual behavior. Furthermore, Western countries are to buy unused CO2 allowances from underdeveloped countries at Rothschild´s Global Carbon Trading Market.
Nathan Mayer Rothschild (1777-1836): "I care not what puppet is placed upon the throne of England to rule the Empire on which the sun never sets. The man who controls Britain's money supply controls the British Empire, and I control the British money supply."
Henry Makow (Jewish): "Society is totally subverted. Government, education, entertainment and the news media, think tanks, foundations, NGO's, professional associations and major charities are totally in the hands of the central banking cartel. Intelligence agencies report to the central bankers. They and Masonic secret societies are a central part of the mechanism of control. Society is helpless to address its real problem: the untenable concentration of wealth, power and cultural influence in the hands of Cabala-believing bankers secretly intent on culling or enslaving us. Mankind is being put into a coma based on sex and money. The last thing the bankers want to do is awaken the cattle from their slumber."
First, I would ask you to listen carefully to this video. George Hunt was a participant at the Wilderness Conferences in 1987 and 1991 – he knows the New World Order elite personally. Here, in 1992, he tells us about his experiences.
He tells that the New World Order created the Environmental Movement back in 1972 in Stockholm by later UNCED president, Maurice Strong - the co-author of the Earth Charter – and has been ruling it ever since (1992). At the 4. World (Wilderness) Conference in 1987 New World Order illuminists like David Rockefeller, Edmund de Rothschild, Maurice Strong, US Secretary of State Baker, Gro Harlem Brundtland and IMF officials participated.
The 4. World (Wilderness) Conference also hints at Rothschild´s 4. World: The one world state and government under Caesar Rothschild – much like imperial Rome. Presidents lick Rothschild´s boots! In this video from 28:55 min. Maurice Strong praises Edmund de Rothschild as the pioneer in associating environmentalism and finance. From 30:50 min. Edmund de Rothschild puts forward some interesting remarks:1. CO2 is the cause of a postulated greenhouse effect. He suggests CO2 to be transformed to dry ice and shipped to the poles to keep the temperature there low!! 2. This means money, he says!! 3. He suggests a second Marshall plan for saving the rubel. The sum was 44 bn dollars, which was delivered to the Soviet Union from the West by Rothschild´s newly openly reopened Bank in Frankfurt. 4. He pleads for stable development (today = sustainability, a communist concept). Without debate the principles of Rothschild´s plan were made part of the UN´s environmental policy.
However, Maurice Strong told George Hunt, that a small group of leaders at the WEF at Davos wanted the rich polluting countries to reduce their CO2–pollution. But they agreed that western governments would not accept that. So, to save the planet, these leaders agreed that it might be their duty to make world economy collapse!!!
Suppose the Rothschilds have a desire to be the world´s rightful masters, because they were brought up to believe they have Lucifer´s right by birth to and cleverness for that post. However, they consider their fellow humans to be "underlings," because they were brought up with the book of the Pharisees, and here, the Talmud. A book the hatespeech of which against the goyim was the model for the Koran´s hatespeech against the infidels.
How would they implement their desire? Nathan Mayer knew. Money opens all doors. So the family spread in the world to scratch by all means as much money as they could from the underlings.
How much money does the House of Rothschild possess now? "Yahoo answers" says 300 trillion dollars .
Marcus Angelicus 1997: Between 1,9 trillion US $ and 491,409.0 trillion US $ - dependent on returns on investment - 4 or 8% - on the 6 billion dollars which Rothschild owned in 1850. The current crisis has made them considerably wealthier – for they and their Wall Street henchmen made and are managing it from the beginning.
What have they got with that much money?
Had a right arm like the Rockefellers to do the job for them. Bought and here (Repr. Collin Peterson, New York Times 31 May, 2009) national politicians by means of secret clubs like the Bilderberg Club, the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission, The Club of Rome, constructed regional unions like the EU . Furthermore, they have established their worldwide banks, the IMF, the World Bank, the BIS, the Wall Street, die WTO.They created the US Federal Reserve System and central banks illegally making money out of thin air, harvesting interest rates they fix. They control our economy by people who ignored the insane speculations leading to the current economic crisis – and letting the same controllers go on ignoring the NWO financial crimes. They are controlling EU´s industry by means of the European Round Table of Industrialists, and hide their faces from the public. They are looting the underlings through the CO2–hoax market of the EU – the ETS or ECX, the European Climate Exchange. Very efficient – but not enough. They had to own the media in order to let their mental hygiene brainwashing machine lull the public worldwide asleep in welfare, sex, sport, drugs, and Rock, blind them so that they see the NWO´s evil deeds – and yet think they are just accidental. Pth! Conspiracy theory – as the Swedish newspaper, Sydsvenskan, recently wrote about Eurabia/the Euromediterranean Process, which the EU has so openly documented.
Senator Barry Goldwater stated that Rockefeller´s Council on Foreign Relations dominates the media and Congress. This video confirms this and this blog states that Rockefeller-Rothschild´s Jews own 96% of the world´s media.
They have governed world policy by financing the Russian Revolution and especially here and Hitler´s nazism. They told Mr. Gorbachev to change the Soviet Union and to join the IMF, the World Bank, the GATT – for else! – through their henchmen in the Trilateral Commission, David Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger, and Valéry Giscard d´Estaing in 1989, just before the Sovietunion fell. Gorbie knew too well, that the GDR fell, because Rockefeller´s Chase Manhattan had granted no more credits since 1982. They have bought the US government to take their people into the government and made a real world governance at all governmental levels, thereby disabling national governments. So what more can they do? Make more money! Take more power! Reduce the stupid "useless eaters! Make themselves the emperors of a one world government! How?
The Huffington Post 20 Aug. 2009, Larry Flint The American government — which we once called our government — has been taken over by Wall Street (Rothschild´s agents), the mega-corporations and the super-rich. They are the ones who decide our fate.
It is this group of powerful elites, the people President Franklin D. Roosevelt called "economic royalists," who choose our elected officials — indeed, our very form of government. Both Democrats and Republicans dance to the tune of their corporate masters. In America, corporations are the government.This was never more obvious than with the Wall Street bailout, whereby the very corporations that caused the collapse of our economy were rewarded with taxpayer dollars. Henry Kissinger refers to us as "useless eaters."
The financial elite had bribed our legislators. President Obama: "A culture of irresponsibility took root, from Wall Street to Washington to Main Street." Obama cannot stand up to the powerful Wall Street interests that supplied the bulk of his campaign money for the 2008 election. Nor, for that matter, can Congress, for much the same reason.
David de Rothschild is the current head of both the French and English branch of this apparently even criminal family
Consider what David Rockefeller wrote in his 2002 memoirs: "Some even believe we are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States….to build …. one world, if you will. … I stand guilty."
David Rockefeller in 1994: "We are on the verge of a global transformation. All we need is the right major crisis, and the nations will accept the New World Order." Our country has been stolen from us."
Now to be straight forward, the confession of the New World Order is: There is only one god, Mammon, Rothschild is his incarnation and Rockefeller his prophet
Reuters 1 Sept. 2009 Irish government has appointed investment bank Rothschild to advise on the restructuring of the country's banking sector
The Irish Times 7 Sept. 2009 The Commission on Taxation has recommended a carbon tax to help cut Ireland's greenhouse gas emissions.
The New York Times 7 Sept. 2009 The French government plans next year to begin making heavy users of household and transport fuels bear more of the tax burden.
Jay Rockefeller is now the head of the Rockefellers – Rothschild´s right arm. Here, he is making an occult sign for the "divine king" , the Rothschild-elected man to govern the one world state
Der Spiegel 4. Sept. 2009: Hans Joachim Schellnhuber, the German government's climate protection adviser is proposing the creation of a CO2 budget for every person on the planet. Each person on earth would only be able to produce about 110 tons of CO2 between 2010 and 2050, regardless whether they live in Berlin or Beijing. An average German emits about 11 tons per year, meaning that his "budget" would be used up within 10 years. "We came up with a scheme whereby industrialized nations can buy emission quotas from countries with lower levels of CO2 output. The money made through this global trade in emissions could then be put towards financing environmentally friendly technology and developments in those countries. The industrialized nations would have to pay Up to €100 billion ($142 billion) annually."
Comment: Oddly, on 9 Aug. the EU offered exactly this sum – but the underdeveloped countries rejected: They want 700 bn dollars instead!! This is the communist idea presented by the UN Secretary General recently. It is somehow the 2. Marshall plan proposed by Edmund de Rothschild. The plan was relaunched in 1992 by Al Gore.
PR Newswire for Journalists Sydney, Australia - Rothschild Australia and E3 International are set to become key players in the international carbon credit trading market, an emerging commodity market that analysts estimate could be worth up to US$ 150 billion by 2012.
George Soros is a Rothschild puppet and a former nazi collaborationist, who stole the property of his fellow Jews. His "Open Society" influences the EU.
The Times 30 Aug. 2009 A radical plan to raise £100 billion by privatising the motorway network has been presented to the three main political parties by NM Rothschild.
Bankers told leading politicians that the sale of the roads overseen by the Highways Agency — all motorways and most big trunk roads — could help revive battered public finances. The bank was behind many of the key privatisations of the 1980s and 1990s, including British Steel, British Gas and British Coal.
J.P. Morgan – Rothschild´s trusty, fleecing agent
Rothschild, Israel and the Bible
1895: Edmond James de Rothschild supplied the funds to found the first Jewish colonies in Palestine.
1897: The Rothschilds found the Zionist Congress. The meeting is chaired by Theodor Herzl, who would state in his diaries, "It is essential that the sufferings of Jews….become worse….this will assist in realization of our plans….I have an excellent idea….I shall induce anti-Semites to liquidate Jewish wealth….The anti-Semites will assist us thereby in that they will strengthen the persecution and oppression of Jews. The anti-Semites shall be our best friends." (To drive the Jews to Palestine!)
1913: The Rothschilds set up the Anti Defamation League (ADL) in the United States, designed to brand as, "anti-Semitic," anyone who questions or challenges the Global Elite.
(1917: Rothschild behind the Balfour Declaration about a Jewish state in Palestine)
1948: The Rothschilds bribe President Harry S. Truman to recognise Israel (Rothschild owned Zionist not Jewish territory) as a sovereign state with $2,000,000. They then declare Israel to be a sovereign Jewish state in Palestine. The Flag of Israel is unveiled. It is a blue coloured version of Rothschild´s red Hexagram.
Rothschild did this in accordance with biblical prophecy (e.g. Ezech. 35-37) - not in God´s honour - but to deify himself . So, no wonder that Edmund James´son, James A. de Rothschild, paid for the Knesset and his wife, Dorothy, donated the Israeli Supreme Court building as a Rothschild temple full of illuminist symbols (e.g. the illuminati pyramid on the roof) for Rothschild´s - not God´s - world state.
Without Hitler there would have been no state of Israel. Israel is the synthesis (Hegel) of WWII. Was Hitler a Rothschild?
Was this the reason why Rockefeller and Rothschild financed Hitler and Auschwitz – in accordance with Herzl´s plan? Hitlers grandmother, Matild (elsewhre called Maria Anna) Schuecklgruber, became pregnant in the Mansion of Rothschild in Vienna (Baron Salomon Mayer was the only Rothschild in Vienna in 1837 – and a lecherous goat – when Hitler´s father was born). This appears from investigations by Austrian Chancellor, Dolfuss, whom Hitler had killed for that knowledge. This appears from the book by Gestapo-officer and confidant of Heydrich and von Papen, Hansjürgen Koehler: "Inside the Gestapo" from 1941". Koehler read a copy at Heydrich´s office in the presence of a terrified Heydrich and was entrusted to steal Chancellor Schuschniggs original document. The story is also described in Walter Langer´s Book "The Mind of Hitler," (Wikipedia) which also has it from Thyssen. Just rumours – or what?
Financing the Holocaust Rothschild cannot have acted out of love for his fellow Jews when he founded Israel – as little as Theodor Herzl.
For 200 years the world has been groaning and mourning under the yoke of Rothschild.
Nathan Mayer Rothschild.
Rothschild makes more and more attempts to take over, rule and dictate world economy – as they started to do after Nathan Rothschild cheated the London Stock Exchange after Napoleon´s defeat in 1815: Rothschild´s speedy messenger reported to Rothschild that Napoleon had been defeated. Everybody else believed he had won. Rothschild then sold all his stock at the Stock Exchange - and everybody else did the same, the prices nosediving to nearly nothing. Thereupon, Rothschild´s agents began to secretly rebuying. This trick put the Rothschild family in control of British economy - and of the Bank of England, even the British Empire!
A similar trick is now being performed in Ireland, forcing that country (and France?) to introduce Rothschild´s beloved CO2 tax – harmonious with Rothschild´s European Climate Exchange/ETS. Now Rothschild even audaciously tries to pinch the UK once again buying the motorways, the arteries of that nation, which is badly indebted after the Rothschild-made current economical crisis.
But what the adviser of the German Government proposes would mean the end of our freedom: Big Brother will watch your use of car, train, bus, aircraft, ships, electricity, petrol/gasoline, in its extreme consequence even your every movement: do you walk, do you run, do you bike ? – your CO2 production being dependent on it, your food (vegetables or meat) etc. Actually, this can only be done by implanting a sender/receiver nanochip in your brain – without which chip you are doomed to be an absolute loser! See this shocking video on US corporate and government engineered transhumanism, i.e. the survival of the fittest, in which also Aldous Huxley speaks about his "Brave New World". Besides, this is Orwellian, it is the ultimate robbery of our personal belongings, spiritual and material.
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Rothschild, c'est la lignée du Diable ! Evil spirits
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A really good friend that has recently been diagnosed with ovarian cancer is undergoing treatment and the hospital is fund raising with a bake off for tomorrow. To show our support i am entering some loaves in the savoury section, i have just finished the loaves which are BEETROOT AND SUNFLOWER and a 50% WHOLEMEAL WITH STOUT, FETA AND WALNUT.
the 50% WHOLEMEAL STOUT WITH FETA AND WALNUT LOAF before the oven
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i do hope to be able to get a crumb shot at the hospital.
i will post the details of the doughs the bake and how tomorrow goes
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Here is what Raiders coach Hue Jackson had to say Monday at his weekly news conference, one day after his team beat the Chicago Bears 25-20:
"Let's get this bad boy over with. Oh, wow. Ooh. So, the Lakers are going to be playing soon, and the Warriors. Basketball season's going to be around the corner now, get a chance to see a couple of games here pretty soon – Christmas Day. What we got today?
Any injury updates?
No, obviously, I won't know more about guys' injuries until tomorrow, really till Wednesday till we get ready to practice. I think we're getting closer to getting some guys back. Which I think will really help our football team. Again after yesterday's win I'm very excited about a lot of different things I think we're doing well. The most important thing I think is like I said we won at home. I think that's important in front of that sold-out stadium to win for our fans, win for the football team, for the hard work that these guys are putting in and obviously to keep pace in our division on top of the AFC West. And also to score in the fourth quarter because I've heard it from everybody here sitting in this room so we've gotten a couple of streaks broke. I was excited about that when it's all said and done. And obviously just to get the win I was real elated about that, to be 7-4 at this point in the season, 11 games into it with five more to play with an opportunity to control our own destiny is like I said before is all you want. It's the position you want to be in but this team is working hard, they're grinding through things. I think it's one of the characteristics of a championship football team that you gotta do – sometimes you just gotta put your head down and just keep working and that's what these guys are doing.
When does it say when you can win a game when your running game is not at its best?
I think we're growing. We're growing in the passing game. Obviously, our quarterback he's had three I think – what has he played five games now? – three in five where he's been either above 300 yards or close to it. This guy's a proven passer, he knows how to throw the ball and he'd be the first to tell you there's throws that normally are layups for him that he needs to get better at too, but at the end of the day I think we're growing all across this football team. What we need to do is still put a complete game together where we're playing from the first snap to the last snap and when we do that we've got a chance to be a scary group of players.
Did you come out of that game with any new injuries or was it status quo?
No, the only guy was McClain. Obviously, he went back into play so I think we walked out of there feeling pretty good about our health. Again we evaluate today and tomorrow and there's nothing new today and hopefully there will be nothing new tomorrow. Hopefully, we get some of those guys off that list here pretty soon and get them back out there to playing.
Is the penalty problem fixed?
It's never fixed. What I think that was was a start. It's a start into the new Raiders. I'm going to term it that way because I think it's very important down the stretch that we play as a very intelligent football team. We have to take care of that issue. We know it's an issue. The team does. They did a better job yesterday but there's still a lot of work to be done in that area also.
Q: Could actually see guys pull back near sidelines to avoid appearance of a late hit, when you see that, think maybe starting to get through?
Jackson: Yes, it does. When you emphasize something as much as we do or have, you're looking for the result at the other end, and like you said, sometimes it's in the way a player reacts, and maybe its in what a player does, too, just in the heat of battle, and I think our guys recognize that it's something that's hurt us, not helped us, that we do have to play with a little more focus from an intelligence standpoint when it comes to doing things that could cost a football team. And yesterday, one penalty at halftime, I think that was a good start, and obviously, we got five after halftime that we need to continue to address and get better at.
Q: Holding always stop, but no personal fouls . . . that a good sign?
Jackson: It is. But some of the other things are technique fundamentals that we continue to work at and harp on and get better at, but as long as our players stay focused in the things I think are the major penalties, the personal fouls, the self-inflicted wounds, the jumping offsides, the illegal procedures, which we had a couple, I think we have a chance to solve some of this issue.
Q: Growing as a football team, how close are you to the ideal goal, or how distant?
Jackson: I think until we get healthy, until we can get some of the key players back on this football team, can you truly grow and become all you can become. Now, do I think from a mentally tough standpoint, do I think we're learning how to grind these things out when games are tough, I truly believe that. This team is not going to blink, I don't care what we play, who we play, I think we understand that. What we gotta do now is just that finishing touch that, when you gotta a team now you gotta make sure you finish the game the right way and not give another team new life. We know how to do it, we just gotta get it done.
Q: Darren, Jacoby closer coming back, Darren light workout, target date or day to day . . . said didn't want 'em at 70 pct?
Jackson: I don't want to do any injury by degree or percentages or anything. I think when the player is ready to play I'll know, because he'll be ready to go at full speed and obviously the player you mentioned, Darren, we gotta get his conditioning back first and foremost and Jacoby obviously we've got to get his conditioning back. I'm not going to rush any of those guys back, do we need 'em and want 'em back, as fast as we could get 'em? We wish we had 'em yesterday, but at the same time we've got to make sure they're healthy enough to play at a very high level because they're very good players, and good players play when they're comfortable and they're healthy and they can go. I'm not going to push 'em, but I think they're closer to getting back than they are to not getting back.
Q: Were there lessons learned, first two years Darren was here, tried to play through some things and wasn't the player he was last year, was something learned from that by Darren or organization?
Jackson: I'm sure there were, but this is kind of the way I feel about it, because I don't feel you can play this game of pro football at a high level, and I think there's a difference between injured and being hurt. I truly do. I think a lot of guys play when they're injured, and this is a tough sport, and there are some guys that can do that. But when a guy's hurt you've got to be careful about putting a player out there because you can hurt a player more than you can help 'em, which ultimately hurts your football team, so I never want to do that. We're just going to continue to work at it. I'm excited by some things I saw today, along with you guys, but there's nothing that says, here we're ready to go this week or anything like that. We'll just keep monitoring this thing day to day and go from there.
Was that new for Darren, the light workout and walking around?
"I think that was huge. I think that's a step in the right direction."
At this point do you after a game go in and check the opposing scores, see what Denver does and San Diego or do you just worry about yourselves?
"I have to worry about this football team. I think that's the most important thing. Do I know what's going on around the league? Yes. But do I run in and check to see? No. I don't want to play that game. What I want to do is every day that I can help this team get better, focus on that with this coaching staff and these players. We need to continue to get healthier, we need to continue to get stronger, and we've got to finish strong down the stretch. There are some real tough football games that we still have to play. There's five of them, and we're going to take them one at a time, and this next one's in Miami, and contrary to what their record is, this is a good football team that we're playing, and we understand that."
What are the keys for your players to handle success? It's a different type of season. There will be a lot of playoff questions starting to come and things like that.
"Firstly, we have to stop reading the hype. We have to stay away from the media. That's what we have to do. You guys are going to write a lot of things, and I'm going to say a lot of things to you that hopefully you guys will write for our players because I think it's really about us focusing on what we need to do. It's not about any of the hype that people will talk about. It's about us playing well. It's about us continuing to get better and grow as a football team. It's about us getting better in all the things that we need to improve in – the penalty issue, taking care of the ball, getting the ball from the other team and being able to run the ball. We have to continue to get better in those areas because the teams that are going to play later on in January are the teams that accomplish those goals as they head down the stretch."
Richard Seymour said that it's easier for guys to pay attention to detail when they know how much is on the line. Is that something you see in guys at this point in the season?
"It's been a while since this team maybe has been in this position, so I'm going to say, as the head coach, this is what I expect. I expect our players to pay attention to detail and to be on top of everything we do. So I don't see any more focus than what I had been seeing, but what I see is a sense of urgency of this team to get it right, to make sure that we're doing everything we can the right way to get healthy, to work with a purpose and to continue to listen and stay open. Part of this thing in coaching is men believing in what you're selling. And what we're selling is a tremendous opportunity here to do something special. And I think our guys understand what's at stake and they're working at it right now like I've never seen. But this is all I've seen as a head coach, so it's what I expect."
Q: You guys have been finding ways to stop teams in the red zone lately….what's the difference?
A: I think the players are doing a good job of not being denied what they want. They don't want to give up a score. We've given up some that in our terms have been kind of cheap scores here and there where we didn't do what we were supposed to do. And I think players understand if we just do our job and take care of our business that we've got a chance to get teams stopped. I've said before this I think this defense has the makings to be really special, really good. And we're not there yet but I'll tell you what these guys are working at it each and every day. There's some special players on that side of the ball and they're playing hard and we've got to continue to play hard. It' going to take everything they've got down this stretch to get done what we're trying to get done.
Q: How much has Aaron Curry impacted the defense?
A: He's been outstanding. Just his energy, his professionalism, his character. How he comes to practice, how he comes to work everyday as a pro has been outstanding. And not that the other guys didn't. this guy plays the game, in my opinion, the way it's supposed to be played. With some toughness and some aggression and some enthusiasm. And I love that about him and I love what he's doing. And I think he's truly impacted our defensive football team. But there's also 10 other guys that I think have raised their level of play and have started to play the way we can play. And I think if you put that all together then you've got the chance to have the makings of a pretty good defense.
Q: Any reason why Bruce Campbell isn't active, playing?
A: No, it's not any particular reason. We're not going to dress eight linemen, I think you get caught in the numbers crunch a little bit. I just think he got behind in training camp. and I think when you start into the season it's hard to make up that time. Once solidfy who those guys are it's kind of hard to break in. just like when he's sitting in the room, the guy who has that job is looking over there saying I'm not letting you in neither because people know once he gets in he's probably going to be there for a long time. But obviously Coop's done a good job. Khalif Barnes has done a good job so far this season. Again he's going to have his opportunities as he continues to work and get better. He's just got to stay healthy and he's healthy now. But we'll find out what he is in time.
Q: Yesterday's rushing total deceiving?
A: I thought so. The quarterback the last couple weeks has gotten quite a few rushing yards against or team. But we don't really get caught up in the stats. I get caught up in what it looks like and I know who was making the rushing yards for that team, it was the quarterback. And we do have to do better against some quarterbacks who have the capability of running just because that's what teams are going to do because people know we are loading up to stop the run. So we've got to continue get better in some areas. There's some things we can do a little bit better in that area and we will.
Q: In this copycat league you see anyone stealing what you do with Marcel Reece?
A: I think it's hard to because I don't think there's too many Marcel REeces in this league because he's different. He can play, he probably can play three or four different spots on a football team. He's so valuable because he has that ability to move around. He can run with the ball, he can catch it, he can block. You can line him up at different places so he's a matchup nightmare for most teams. But you have to have that kind of skill to be able to do that and I think that kind of guy is kind of hard to find in this league
Marcel not a huge blocker, but gotten better?
Tremendously better. I think Kelly Skipper has done a great job. When he started off, he was a receiver that was trying to play fullback. He continued to grow and last year when I was here, he earned it. He went and did it. He went and wanted to stick his face in there and got better at it, didn't shy away from it. I think the biggest thing that has happened to Marcel this year is just the injury. Once he got hurt, he was out for a while. So it kind of puts you behind a little bit. You come back, you gotta continue to grow in that area. I think he would tell you that that's his biggest emphasis, that he wants to become the blocker that he needs to become for this football team.
What does it say about Seabass that he has made 17 of 18 field goals while playing hurt?
He is a pro. He wants to win. As I said yesterday, I can't say enough about either one of those guys. Shane or Seabass. They are tremendous pros. Shane is definitely someone I lean on and talk to about this team. I wouldn't be surprised if one day if he got into coaching. He is very good at what he does. Seabass, playing here with the Raiders means a lot to him. And they're tremendous leaders for this football team. So, him making 17 of 18 doesn't surprise me, because he wants to win. And I think the guy is that good, I really do. We're very fortunate here to have two of the best here, doing what they do. I would take out guys over anybody. Any day, any time anywhere. They're really that good.
Play of Lechler and Janikowski a testament to Al Davis using draft picks on them in 2000?
Absolutely. I keep telling you guys that Coach did a tremendous job. What he … the opportunity he left me here with, I mean, there are a lot of people who would want this opportunity to coach this football team. A lot of good players on this team. I keep saying the time is now. And I think these guys are starting to get it and buy into it. They can be as good as they want to be. It's the Shane Lechlers, the Janikowskis, it's the Coops, it's the Tommy Kellys, it's those guys who have been here, who have been through a lot of the hard times that are going to be the guys who help get this thing back on top.
How much of a challenge Miami? Playing well, 10 days off?
It does, it does (make for a tougher assignment). If we're going to be the team that we want to become, we have to pack a good team and go on the road and play good football. We know how to do it, the players look forward to going on the road and playing. It will be a tremendous challenge and we'll start preparing for it Wednesday. We'll get ready.
You gushed about Tyvon Branch early on and now he is playing at a high level. What did you see?
I think he is a big-time football player. I think he is tenacious, relentless, he tackles and he tackles with his face, he finishes everything he does, he loves football, he studies the game. You don't see a lot of guys like him that are full-speed football players all the time. I don't think he gets enough credit. I keep saying it. I think this guy is one of the best players at his position in the league. I just think people don't know it, because we don't highlight that position here. But he has had a tremendous season, and if you really had a chance to watch the tape and study the tape, I think No. 33 would jump off the film. He is having a heck of a season.
Q: Is Branch having a Pro Bowl-caliber season?
A: "In my opinion, he is. There's a lot of players on this team that are having Pro Bowl seasons, but I can't be the judge of that. Somebody is going to judge that. But I like my players. I like what our players are doing. I like what they're becoming, is what I should say. We're not there yet but we're going to get there."
Q: Did your offensive line struggle vs. the Bears or is its play a product of the quality of the opponent?
A: "We didn't play as well as we can play, and we were playing a really good front. But we can play better. I expect that we will, and we can. It wasn't Raider-like yesterday, but we'll get back to the grind and get this thing back to where it needs to be."
Q: How did Veldheer hold up vs. Peppers?
A: "Hello, Jared. Hello, Jared. This is life in the NFL. There's Jared Allen and here comes Julius Peppers. And here comes Cameron Wake this week. It doesn't change. You're just changing jerseys. There's so many good players in this league that you have to rise up. You can't take a breath. When you're taking a breath, you're getting beat. That's just the way this league is. Again, that's the growth of a young player, from game to game, just the consistency of playing as hard as you can play and as well as you can play. Not that our guys don't play hard because our guys do. But the consistency from week in to week out to play in to play out, man, you got to make sure that you're on top of your game at all times because you're playing against the best of the best in this league."
Q: How is Jason Campbell coming along? Throwing?
A: "Yeah, he has been pitching it around a little bit. Not very far, but he's pitching it around a little bit and he's getting better. So, we'll see where he is here soon, too, and we'll just keep finding out about all these injured guys as we move forward."
Q: Is Campbell the No. 2 quarterback when he returns to full health?
A: "Let's see when he gets back."
Q: What do you need to do to get guys to understand importance of these games?
A: I would hope that I put so much pressure on this football team that that won't be pressure. That really isn't the pressure. The pressure is among your teammates of making sure you do your job and play as well as you can play and you're accountable to each other from player to player, from player to coach, from coach to player. We're not going to get caught up in the pressure game. The pressure is us and what we decide to make it. We know what is at stake. We know what every week means. The only way to ever attain these goals is to keep winning but you have to work to win. You have to go out there and you got to win games and the only way to do that is to prepare and then go play as well as you can play. I think our guys understand that. It's not about pressure, it's about work. We just want to go to work and keep our head down and keep going.
Q: What did you see in Giordano to bring him in during training camp?
A: He wound up here by us in training camp needing a couple of safeties. We brought in him and I forget the other young man we brought in (Josh Bullocks). He did a great job at training camp. I told you even at the cut that I really hated to let him go. But at that time we couldn't keep him. But I told him and he told me he's be back. I knew he would be. I just didn't know when, how or where. But he did and he came back and he is very good at what he does for this football team. He plays hard, plays well, gets everybody lined up, very smart. Another one of those guys who plays intelligently to help this team be all it can be so he was a find for us. Again our personnel department brought him in and gave us a chance to work him out. I'm glad he's on this team. He's done a tremendous job also.
Q: Ball seems to find Giordano?
A: I hope it continues to find him. I hope he keeps catching them and giving us more interceptions. He's done a great job. I'm glad he's here and he'll continue to keep doing what he's doing.
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I just discovered that my expressed milk tastes like Ivory soap. My son will take a bottle, frozen or fresh, but I'm starting to freak out that I'll need to toss everything in my freezer and scald all newly pumped milk.
Right now, I'm pumping for a few weekend events, and for his rice cereal. He's been digging in to the cereal with freshly (within 24 hours) expressed and frozen, so he doesn't mind the taste. He's 6 months today, and has taken a bottle since week 8 or 9.
If it doesn't bother him, is it "bad?"
Is there anything I can do, dietarily, to make my milk less soapy?


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The studio responsible for Far Cry and the Crysis series is possibly already preparing the transition from a retail company to a free-to-play developer. It's just a matter of completing the current contracts for other publishers: Crysis 3 for Electronic Arts, Ryse for Microsoft and Homefront 2 for THQ.
I think they will creatively shine when they go free to play.
Indie artists who are starting from bottom know what Im talking about
crytek loves everything that makes money for others. I think they need to focus on what they do for once.
Good Riddance.
Only mediocre developers are forced into Free To Play. It means they can't make a $60 products worth buying.


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The best things about the craft of woodworking – the things that bring pleasure in the work – are beyond my skills as a writer, teacher or friend to explain.
Example: Powered jointers are – in my opinion – the most sensitive machine ever invented. They are like Phil Donohue with an induction motor. Beginning woodworkers struggle with where to put their hands, where to apply pressure, how to move their bodies and how to listen to what the machine is telling them.
Oh, and they need an excellent understanding of how wood behaves in different cutting environments.
This morning I was dealing with some case-hardened white oak that I had prepared for chair spindles. Even after one careful round of machining, the spindles were cuppy. As I was redressing the stock, I started wondering how I was going to explain this operation to my daughter Katy.
I had no words. I had only hints. Jointers are backwards machines.
The most important control surfaces are behind the cutterhead on the outfeed side. Pulling the work through on the outfeed side is more critical than the pushing part. Too much pressure, and your stock will never get flat. Too little pressure and pressure applied at the wrong time, and you will lose control.
Oh, and keep your hands away from the cutterhead.
Handplanes have a lot of the same challenges. The amount of pressure forward and down can radically change the cutting action or spoil the work. The only safeguards are to keep the iron sharp, start with light cuts and plane, plane, plane.
Which gets me to my point: The wood will teach you what you need to know – if you shut up, stop trying to always be in control, listen and feel.
Oh, the eye is important, too. The problem is we all see different things.
As I started sketching out these Welsh chairs I became enamored with the tapered octagons I was preparing in advance of the lathe work. They reminded me of old tool handles. And then something clicked.
These two chairs are destined for a toolmaker, and so I decided to lean a little into the tool handle shape. I started trying to give the tenon shoulders a bit of a ferrule-like appearance.
Will anyone else see this? Will they even think to look? I look up at the pile of discarded furniture parts in our shop and wonder what it is that I cannot see.
— Christopher Schwarz
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If you like to think about the craft, to become "craftier" perhaps, I recommend Jim Tolpin's new book "The New Traditional Woodworker." The book is a lot about how to do the work with your hands, but it also is a lot about how to use your head.


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Yesterday at work I overheard part of a consversation that hurt my brain.
Customer: It's so warm today!
Worker 1: Must be global warming.
Worker 2: Global warming isn't real.
Worker 1: Yes, it is. Go back to school.
Worker 2: Do you believe in God?
Worker 1: Yeah. Yeah.
Worker 2: [looks skeptical]
Worker 1: Yes, I do. Why would I lie about that?
To my great dismay, I missed the part where Worker 2 explains how his belief in God conteracts the Greenhouse Effect. It kind of shocked me that they would talk about something politicized, like climate change, at work. I was blown away when Worker 2 brought up God.
Has anyone else encountered this kind of God-trumps-climate-change thinking? What do you think the Climate Change Skeptic/Theist would have said next? For my edification and general amusement, please tell me, how does this work?
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Sounds like a Syffy channel movie.
I think I might have to change my name.
Oh, Diane, what a gem of a conversation!
Raining on parades I see!
I remember an overnight party I went to late 80's. I was rather boored, and still working on my 'coming out' as a strait nerd, so had seeming limited social skills. I was sitting near by a couple, the guy trying to come on to a rather charming young gal, and the gal asking a question, 'so why can't I see all the stars?'. The poor fellow was stumbling rather badly with answering the question, so I leaned over and said, 'most of the stars are under your feet, the cone above is very small in reference to the actual sky around the planet'. The couple got up and left, and I continued being lonely till much latter. After about two hours, I ran into the guy again, and he suggested that 'I shove my opinion, and thanks for the f--king help'. I figure, he had made out to be a fool, and had limited genetic chances. They gal did not seek me out, maybe I used too many 'big words'....;p(.
I recall many times being about 5 miles offshore in a boat watching the concrete and smog of downtown Miami slowly form it's own afternoon weather. I'd call it "Local Warming". I guess god allows that kind of thing.
Is the annual mean temperature raising?
Conclusive Evidence:
Pictures of glaciers and the polar ice packs over the last several decades. This is publicly available information to anyone.
People can argue about cause, but not about the annual mean warming over the past several decades.
Whatever your position is doesn't matter, we are all going to experience the effect of Global Warming.
I got some land in Florida for sale if anyone is interested.
Fox News and Big Oil certainly can argue about the cause. That doesn't mean they have a credible argument.
But knowing won't change the outcome, the global "we" will continue to burn hydrocarbons, it's still the cheapest form of energy and that fact is key.
Heh, Moonbase Gingrich. I was discussing the global helium "shortage" with Worker 1 about a month ago when he asked me, "why don't they just make more of it?" I told him it's an element.* "Oh." He says. My boss chimes in and says, "they're gonna have to go to Mars or the Moon to get more." All I could think was, 'head-palm, head-palm, head-palm.'
*Now, I know diddly squat about chemistry (I mostly slept through AP Chem, 7 years ago), but I figure elements are hella impossible for humans to make or require so much energy it's just not feasible to knock particles around into your own newly minted gold. Otherwise, I'm sure the HSN would be hocking it at a discounted rate.
Then stop using Helium for kids balloons!
Helium, on Earth is extracted from natural gas, but I do not know at what concentration. Might be an interesting idea to look into other sources, or determine the changes in natural gas concentration, or even if it could be recaptured. Sadly Helium goes strait up after release.
Yes, sadly I did not notice the isotope number at the time of the posting. Please forgive...
Nuclear power is only a first world answer, not a third world one. How much capitol is needed before you can get your first Kilowatt hour from fusion? Billions of dollars.
How much for coal? The price of a match.
It will always be about the Benjamins, the least expensive source of energy always wins in the real world, it can't be helped.
We don't live on a planet with one government that is in charge of the atmosphere, we live on a planet with self-interested nation states and most of them do not have first world status.
Take America for example; we use 25 percent of the oil used everyday, most of it (as your chart shows) to move ourselves and our stuff. How does America solve it's transportation problem without reliance on liquid hydrocarbon fuels?


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The "Negotiations U." project at Clarkson University concluded with a negotiations contest and dinner in February. Twenty-five contestants competed for $2,500 in prize money by completing a reflection essay and by presenting their cases for $10,000 more in starting compensation to their peers and executive and faculty judges.
Six contestants progressed to the finals, which required an on-stage, interactive role-play in front of their peers. The evening followed a three-hour, student-led training session and an intense week of individual participant preparation.
Everyone -- the student team leaders and the student participants and the faculty/staff leaders of the project -- gained a great deal of knowledge and confidence regarding the negotiations process, said Mary Graham, associate professor of organizational studies, one of the co-leaders of the project. "We hope to continue the project in future years."
I was impressed all of the students from beginning to end were so engaged on this project, said co-leader Cathy Clark, director of Student Support Services at Clarkson. "Early in their collegiate career they recognize the importance of learning how to negotiate."
The project was funded by a $5,000 competitive grant from the American Association of University Women (AAUW). The local AAUW liaison on the project is Laura Ettinger, Clarkson associate professor of history.
The keynote speaker at the dinner was IBM executive Jennifer Howland, who graduated in1985 from Clarkson University with a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering. She discussed the negotiations skills she uses daily and in everyday life in her job as director, Systems Development Process Transformation for the Innovation & Technology Group at IBM Corporate Headquarters.
Howland also stressed the importance of give and take in the negotiations process using "currencies" that are often times not monetary. She responded to questions on the topics of challenges for women in negotiation, whether or not to negotiate for starting compensation packages, and on knowing when to retreat in the negotiations process.
I was not expecting the high skill level and confidence that the students displayed in their negotiations, said Howland. "It was a pleasant surprise and their performance is a testament to the program, the sponsoring professors and student team leads that made the project such a rewarding experience for all the participants. With the skills learned in the Negotiations U. project, the students have a marked advantage when they head out into the business world."
"We were extremely fortunate to have Jennifer work with the students and share her experiences with them," said Clark.
Finalists included senior Cara Claflin, E-Business, of Cohoes, N.Y.; sophomore Nicole Etzel, engineering & management, of Bloomfield, N.Y.; sophomore Lisa Gorczyca, liberal arts & business, of Manlius, N.Y.; and sophomore Alicia Harris, psychology, of New York, N.Y.
Honorable mention winners were junior Samantha Hadley, e-business, of Carthage, N.Y.; senior Lisa Nkonge, engineering & management, of Greensboro, N.C.; sophomore Juae Son, engineering & management, of Gimpo City, Republic of Korea; and junior Ashley Williamsen, e-business, of Wells, N.Y.
The student team leaders who developed and presented the negotiations training: Claflin; Williamsen; sophomore Benjamin DeMuth, business studies, of Dansville, N.Y.; senior Kimberly Cook, computer science, of Utica, N.Y.; and sophomore Story Elliott, biology, of Cornwall N.Y. The MBA assistant on the project was graduate student Emily Kennavane of Wantagh, N.Y.
Clarkson University crosses the boundaries of disciplines, nations and cultures in order for discovery, engineering innovation and enterprise to come together. As a result, faculty and graduates grasp the full impact of their calling, direct their research to the world's pressing issues and lead with confidence and distinction. One in seven alumni is already a CEO or other senior executive. Located in Potsdam, N.Y., just outside the six-million-acre Adirondack Park, Clarkson is home to 3,000 students preparing for rewarding careers through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, science, and health sciences, as well as unparalleled outdoor recreation and life experiences beyond the classroom.
Photo caption: The "Negotiations U." project at Clarkson University concluded last month with a negotiations contest and dinner. Front Row (l-r): Lisa Nkonge, Alicia Miller, Juae Son, Nicole Etzel. Back Row: Mary Graham, Emily Kennavane, Samantha Hadley, Amy Wormsley, Cara Claflin, Lisa Gorczyca, Andrea Gatas, Cathy Clark, IBM Executive Jennifer Howland. Not Present: Ashley Williamsen.


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In Reply to: Spare the rod, save Social Services resources - short term! posted by Smokey Stover on May 14, 2004
: : : : : : Hi, I would like to kindly request from you the meaning of the phrase 'spare the rod,spoil the child'.
: : : : : : Thank you for your cooperation.
: : : : : Solomon (Prov. xiii. 24) says: ?He that spareth the rod hateth his son;? but Samuel Butler, in his Hudibras (pt. ii. canto 1, line 843), says: 1
: : : : : ?Love is a boy, by poets styled,
: : : : : Then spare the rod, and spoil the child.?
: : : : : From Bartleby.com
: : : : : My interpretation is that a good parent who loves his child pays attention and guides the child's behavior in the right direction. A good shepherd uses a rod to direct his sheep to the right path.
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: : : : Before it became illegal in many places, corporal punishment was inflicted by parents and teachers on children who misbehaved. The punishment usually consisted of slapping the child on the hands or legs with a cane or rod. The belief was that children who were not disciplined in this manner would become spoiled brats.
: : : ...which a lot did.
: : : it is not simply that corporal punishment is necessary, but that discipline, however maintained, is. failing to give 'boundaries' results in indiscipline - they are for guidance and to discourage potentially harmful behaviour. failing to give a lead through discipline is 'neglect'. there is a difference between corporal punishment and child abuse and it is not always easy to differentiate. just because it is not easy to distinguish the difference in all cases does not mean that they should be regarded as synonymous.
: : : I had a degree of physical chastisement as a child and recognised that there was 'good' and 'bad' behaviour without ever thinking that I was rejected by my parents. I grew up a disciplined person and think that my parents did a good job of raising me. Some kids had no discipline at home and made big mistakes as a result - most of them coped to some degree, but not all. how 'kind' was it for their parents to neglect discipline?
: : I always think of the many natural history TV programmes that the BBC excels in making. How often do we see the mother cuff a cub in order to disipline the youngster? If we go too far along the current road we're travelling, then we're going in the face of our evolutionary history - beware!
: The respondents listed above all command respect, and there is truth in this ancient adage. But a little goes a long way, and like many truths, this one can be perverted by people of ignorance or malignity into a hateful command to abuse your child. There is a line, and it's not all that fine. If you are quoting the adage to justify how you are treating your child, then you are probably an ignorant bully whose children are already being abused.
: I particularly appreciate James Briggs reference to, and respect for, natural history. If there is any question where the line should be drawn, then watch these wild mothers cuff their cubs. Do they draw blood? Do they leave scars? Do they seem to get an indecent satisfaction from terrorizing their infants? Or do they know when enough is enough? (Not all wild mothers are good mothers, just as not all human parents are fit to raise infants. But perhaps the offspring of unfit parents in the wild do not often live long enough, or well enough, to become unfit parents themselves. I don't know if that's the case, but it seems possible.)
: Can you have children who grow up disciplined without their parents using the rod? You bet. But you need a home where the self-discipline of the parents (plus a lot of luck) helps them provide discipline without physical force. It can happen, and often does. I think we have to take into account the tendency of virtually all adults to say, "That's how things were in my day (referring to child-rearing, employment, education, the over-working of medical residents, or any of dozens of other things), and it worked out okay then (or in my case)." That line is used as an excuse for a ton of bad practices.
: James Briggs is worried about "the current road we're travelling." I assume that he means today's children are undisciplined in a way that threatens evil consequences. Perhaps he's right. But are today's children (including the ones we raised) any worse than any other generation? From studies in natural history we learn (for instance) that male mice in the throes of mouse adolescence are unusually prone to getting into trouble. In every generation. And yet there continue to be new generations of mice, because trouble-making is something like a corollary of exploring and testing one's environment. Annoying adolescent human boys do that, too. But most of them survive to raise the next generation of annoying adolescents. (God, I hate to get preachy.) SS
: The fact that this saying, so easily subject to wrong-headed interpretaion, is so old shows that child-rearing has been a vexing problem ever since there have been children. SS
The problem is, at least in the U.S., that there are so many crazies who don't understand the difference between a light open-handed swat on the behind as a last resort and beating a kid to death. So, the official stance of child-welfare people, etc., has to be that a parent should never hit a child.


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