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But doesn't address how we could reshape our educational system to fit that new model. Perhaps make high school six years, with the last two intensive training in trade specialties, for those going that route, and college core courses for those going on.
That would change college from 4 years to 2 and let them focus on specialties, almost like a finishing school.
Everyone goes to school until they're 20, with an option to learn a trade, then you're on your own.
Of course, it's just a coincidence that the lines that carry the most politicians are actually funded and effective,
If memory serves the Obama administration tried to put more money into high speed rail and Republicans in Florida made a big show about turning the money down.
In an efficient transportation system planes would carry passengers between major airports and trains would fill in for commuter airlines. We subsidize every form of transportation in one way or the other, I don't see why passenger trains get singled out for ridicule.
>privately owned-and-managed system
I despise Pearson Vue and their heavy-handed tactics. There has to be a more practical way to determine certification than those hacks.
As for their outage, I feel sorry for anyone who has to reschedule but the company can suck shit and die.
Where does that leave my patent of exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide across a thin, moist barrier in a rhythmic process?
In late March, Fisker put its entire U.S. workforce on furlough...Fisker asked 53 senior managers and executives to stay on board,
Layoff all the workers, keep the execs. That's what happens when the problem is dictating the solution.
You know you're seriously off the rails when you start provoking the planet's grand champions at killing people and breaking things and Russia and China are telling you to calm down.
Finally something progressives and conservatives can team up to fight.
The last briefing I heard there were something like 200 Chinese front companies operating in the U.S. gathering data on Americans, particularly those with security clearances.
Maybe we stop the obvious stuff and the cloud databases being stored all over the world before we go all 1984 on our own citizens.
In the same briefing I found out the French are also spying on our defense related industries. And the Israelis. Some allies we have. The ones not spying on us think we're idiots.
The notion of funding alternative energy research with fossil fuel revenues has been endorsed in different forms by Republican politicians
Until the president proposes it, then it automatically becomes "socialism" and they'll oppose it.
I've used a Ubuntu desktop for years and make my living working online. I use it because it just works. Once I get my desktop setup right it stays that way.
Maybe someone could explain what's not working so I know what I'm missing.
You can make a suppressor with a few hand tools and a clean oil filter, but you'll still get hard time getting caught with it.
If assault-style weapons are banned and someone prints one, it will be just as illegal.
Why isn't Google sticking up for Android?
It is fine that everyone can have their say.
The real problem we're facing is that the 'say' you get with billions in corporate money is worth more than the 'say' you and I get as individuals.
You can have your say, I can have mine, but when ExxonMobile speaks they blanket the airwaves.
The Koch family billions also go to business schools, provided they let them make faculty appointments. How many faculty appointments have you made recently?
Corporations use our own money against us and have a bigger say in government and policy.
There were a lot of people here at
71% of respondents agreed that the US will send a human to Mars within the next two decades.
The other 29 percent know we don't have a launch platform capable of getting us there.
Life is like an onion: you peel it off one layer at a time, and sometimes you weep. -- Carl Sandburg