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Archive for November, 2011

-- Featured Comments -- The Interest "We the People" pay on our National Debt is now 700 Billion Dollars a Year "We the People" woke up in time for the Senate race in Massachusetts. Forget political parties, left or right, conservative or liberal. United we can fix the U.S.A.'s number one problem. Corruption! "We the People" are the true power! The key now is the re-education More

-- Featured Comments -- Charles, It wasn't an merely an error in judgment, which doesn't speak highly of a soldier, it was an inability to control his staff which is damming of a commander. I don't know how you could be happy with the results in Afghanistan over his tenure or exonerate McCrystal of those results. Nothing is more clear than that we are missing some information but to More

-- Featured Comments -- Your comment is sooooo typical of the toxic philosophy of envy and half truths practiced by left wing liberals in their attempt to incite class warfare. GE had plenty of earnings last year -- just NOT in the United States. For tax purposes, the company's U.S. operations lost $408 million, while its international businesses netted a $10.8 billion profit. That More

-- Featured Comments -- Jason Black is correct. It is a common error to think that a "theory" becomes a "law", when really they represent different types of scientific ideas. Boyle's Law: The pressure and volume of a fixed quantity of and ideal gas are inversely proportional at constant temperature. That states a specific relationship between observable quantities for a gas, and that More

-- Featured Comments -- Interesting comment, but let me punch some holes in your "crazy idea" theory about GE. You say the power company was crazy to decide on a seaside location - I say....what a great idea, to select a seaside location (indeed you'll find seaside reactors in many places around the world, including the US and Mexico)! In case of extreme emergency, you are located More

-- Featured Comments -- For all the debate and talk of empiricism in the article, they didn't really address the numbers all that well. The sort of half-cocked "median" argument they cooked up there was perhaps just an excuse for the author to quote Shakespeare. Here's another one, "Reality, thy names are data". This really just comes down to looking at a distribution of male and female More

-- Featured Comments -- > "High-quality care costs less -- always," says David B. Nash, > a medical-quality expert and dean at Thomas Jefferson University's > School of Population Health in Philadelphia. David Nash is a leader in the field of health care research. That being said, I cannot believe he made this blanket statement, because the data don't support it. In fact study after More

-- Featured Comments -- No, you're missing the point. H-P is asserting that it is impossible for Hurd to perform the services for which Oracle hired him without disclosing its trade secrets. That is why it is asking for injunctive relief - there is an imminent threat of disclosure. Get with the program. Read the complaint.Ah, I'll take that bet and see you Stephen. The standard for More

-- Featured Comments -- I worked four years in the evenings and summer as an adjunct professor at a local junior college. I enjoyed the experience and it was reasonably good (extra) money and teaching adults was easy by comparison to teaching high school students. But it was not nearly as satisfying as teaching AP Spanish in high school and English as a second language to immigrant More

-- Featured Comments -- Most doctors agree that they see Medicaid patients at a loss and the system is dysfunctional at best. They should all do the patriotic thing and unite and stop seeing Medicaid pts except for emergencies. That would solve State budget shortfalls and Federal government shortfalls overnight. And hold out until meaningful health care reform can be passed, particularly More