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by stevesearer 14y ago
I'm not really taking it to the level of bribery. I just think that by analyzing the different micro-constituencies and what makes them most concerned - social security, taxes on high pay, auto industry jobs - you can better tailor your mes
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The vast majority of the population are influenced by some sort of benefits the government "offers" whether they be tax breaks, healthcare, welfare, gun rights, subsidies, higher pay for teachers, etc... Because of this I think that this so
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by stevesearer 14y ago
Hm. I'd be interested in helping with this if anyone else would want to brainstorm. Having it be formalized is important as most companies aren't that interested in having random people wander in every day - even with appointments.
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by stevesearer 14y ago
It is also of interest to note that Afghanistan is sitting atop a huge lode of rare earth minerals: http://www.usgs.gov/newsroom/article.asp?ID=2936
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by stevesearer 14y ago
I'm not crying foul on what you've stated, but I'd be interested in reading some accounts of those efforts. The one attack that I thought was against Iran was actually against Iraq: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Opera
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Also similar to Hollywood Stock Exchange: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_Stock_Exchange
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Agreed, I was just in Costa Rica and most businesses I encountered accepted USD. I also think its ease of conversion with the local currency helped as no calculating was really necessary.
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In the wide shot above the pool table, the workstations are in the background.
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I agree that there is more to teaching than simply knowing and understanding the concepts. My overall message is more that credentialing is not the best way to train new teachers. I'd also argue that credentialing is also used to limit the
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Your comments makes me wonder if educators are too focused on having students memorize specific information they deem necessary as opposed to being obsessed about equipping students with the necessary skills to learn anything. School can al
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The high school I taught at for several years was working to lessen the usage of textbooks and primarily work with literature and primary source materials. In the history department, we delivered facts using lectures or a textbook reading.
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While not in consulting, I have actually found the same to be true in selling advertisements on my website. My original plan was to sell ads at rock bottom prices - thinking that because they were inexpensive, they would sell out quickly. W
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Your comment has inspired me to make a 'sheet disruption' company called Who Gives A Sheet. Sheets will be reversible and for every set of sheets purchased, we'll give a sheet to someone that needs one.
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You're correct. I taught high school history for several years and used in-class essay responses as the primary testing method. Essays allowed me to understand what students actually know and how their overall knowledge on a topic has devel
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Gorgonzola achieved 43 - http://wikiloopr.com/Gorgonzola