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dxAce
Michigan
USA

Drake R7, R8, R8A and R8B
70' and 200' wires
GE SR I (2) and II

239 countries heard and 225 QSL'd (veried, for those in Glendale) using the
NASWA Country List.

And, as always, don't let your children attend the Sullivan College of
Technology & Design.

They've hired at least one dufus who once claimed to have a PhD and lied about
being arrested, and who knows, there may be more dufi there.

BDXC - Africa on Shortwave Updated
 

On 02/06/2011 10:31 AM, dxAce wrote:


And, as always, don't let your children attend the Sullivan College of
Technology& Design.

Because all those jobs are in China and India these days. Teach your
kids nursing or air conditioning repair.

BDXC - Africa on Shortwave Updated
 

On 11-02-06 12:39 PM, dave wrote:

On 02/06/2011 10:31 AM, dxAce wrote:


And, as always, don't let your children attend the Sullivan College of
Technology& Design.

Because all those jobs are in China and India these days. Teach your
kids nursing or air conditioning repair.

Let's not forget the fast growing fields of Motel management, taxidermy
or locksmithing. Parents who are too stupid to give value to a College
education should really consider the alternatives.

Anyone too dumb to get a Locksmithing certificate could always get into
the Navy, I suppose. From what I hear, being Gay, while not mandatory,
helps you get accepted immediately.

All things considered, A College graduation seems preferable.

mike

BDXC - Africa on Shortwave Updated
 

m II wrote:

On 11-02-06 12:39 PM, dave wrote:

On 02/06/2011 10:31 AM, dxAce wrote:


And, as always, don't let your children attend the Sullivan College of
Technology& Design.

Because all those jobs are in China and India these days. Teach your
kids nursing or air conditioning repair.

Let's not forget the fast growing fields of Motel management, taxidermy
or locksmithing. Parents who are too stupid to give value to a College
education should really consider the alternatives.

Anyone too dumb to get a Locksmithing certificate could always get into
the Navy, I suppose. From what I hear, being Gay, while not mandatory,
helps you get accepted immediately.

Must be the Navy in CanaDuh. But, they'd cause no harm as the Navy of CanaDuh
is permanently welded to the pier.

DX - Africa Updated
 

On 02/06/2011 01:04 PM, m II wrote:
On 11-02-06 12:39 PM, dave wrote:

On 02/06/2011 10:31 AM, dxAce wrote:


And, as always, don't let your children attend the Sullivan College of
Technology& Design.

Because all those jobs are in China and India these days. Teach your
kids nursing or air conditioning repair.

Let's not forget the fast growing fields of Motel management, taxidermy
or locksmithing. Parents who are too stupid to give value to a College
education should really consider the alternatives.

Anyone too dumb to get a Locksmithing certificate could always get into
the Navy, I suppose. From what I hear, being Gay, while not mandatory,
helps you get accepted immediately.

All things considered, A College graduation seems preferable.

mike

Then where do you work? Spend a hundred grand to go to school to do
what? The kids will be in the streets here, too. We are no better than
Egypt.

DX - Africa Updated
 

dave wrote:

On 02/06/2011 01:04 PM, m II wrote:
On 11-02-06 12:39 PM, dave wrote:

On 02/06/2011 10:31 AM, dxAce wrote:


And, as always, don't let your children attend the Sullivan College of
Technology& Design.

Because all those jobs are in China and India these days. Teach your
kids nursing or air conditioning repair.

Let's not forget the fast growing fields of Motel management, taxidermy
or locksmithing. Parents who are too stupid to give value to a College
education should really consider the alternatives.

Anyone too dumb to get a Locksmithing certificate could always get into
the Navy, I suppose. From what I hear, being Gay, while not mandatory,
helps you get accepted immediately.

All things considered, A College graduation seems preferable.

mike

Then where do you work? Spend a hundred grand to go to school to do
what? The kids will be in the streets here, too. We are no better than
Egypt.

No better? Only in your mentally ill, drug addled mind, Rickmers.

Grow up, you f00kin 'tard.

BDXC - Africa on Shortwave Updated
 

On Feb 6, 11:39*am, dave wrote:
On 02/06/2011 10:31 AM, dxAce wrote:



And, as always, don't let your children attend the Sullivan College of
Technology& *Design.

- Because all those jobs are in China and India these days.
- Teach your kids nursing or air conditioning repair.

The Shrinking List of "Non" Exportable Jobs :

# 1 = IRS Tax Collector {Federal Government Jobs}

# 1A = US Military {Federal Government Jobs}

# 1B = State Tax Collector {State Government Jobs}

# 1C = County Tax Collector {County Government Jobs}

# 1D = City Tax Collector {City Government Jobs}

# 2 = Public Schools Teachers & Staff

# 3 = Public Utilities Staff Jobs

# 4 = Medical & Health Care Staff Jobs

# 5 = Industrial Service & Maintenance Jobs

# 5A = Residential Service & Maintenance Jobs

# 6 = Tourist & Hotel Industry Jobs

# 6A = Food & Restaurant Industry Jobs

# 7 = Transportation Industry Jobs

# 8 = Consumer & Merchandising Jobs

Everything else and you are getting behind
the # 8 Ball - imho ~ RHF

DX - Africa Updated
 

On 11-02-06 04:13 PM, dave wrote:

Then where do you work? Spend a hundred grand to go to school to do
what? The kids will be in the streets here, too. We are no better than
Egypt.


There seems to be a need for persons counting, of all things, homosexual
discharges in the US Navy.

http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/natsec/RL30113.pdf

One has to wonder if the counters get wet or diseased during these
'discharge' tallies. We'll check with Steve (...kiss me, Horatio) Lare
when time allows.



mike

Students Need More Paths to Career Success {Meaningful Lives}
 

On Feb 6, 1:04*pm, m II wrote:
On 11-02-06 12:39 PM, dave wrote:

On 02/06/2011 10:31 AM, dxAce wrote:

And, as always, don't let your children attend the Sullivan College of
Technology& Design.
Because all those jobs are in China and India these days. Teach your
kids nursing or air conditioning repair.

Let's not forget the fast growing fields of Motel management, taxidermy
or locksmithing. Parents who are too stupid to give value to a College
education should really consider the alternatives.

Anyone too dumb to get a Locksmithing certificate could always get into
the Navy, I suppose. From what I hear, being Gay, while not mandatory,
helps you get accepted immediately.

- All things considered,
- A College graduation seems preferable.
- mike

But What Does Any Cohesive Society Need to be a
well balance and fully functioning Nation of People :
as low as 25%?; an ever 50%? or as much as 75%?
College Educated Individuals ?

For every Teacher you need a Supermarket Clerk.

For every Lawyer you need a several Policemen.

For every Doctor you need a few Plumbers.

For every Engineer you need a few Carpenters.

For every Scientist you need a few Garbagemen.

For every Journalist you need a many Retail Clerks.

For the many many Hungry you need a few Farmers.

For every Government Employee you need a Tens of Tax Payers.

Generally the number of Individuals needed by a
Nation/Society to have an Over-Educated Cadre
to in the over-all 'mixed' of Educated, Skilled and
un-skilled members of that Nation/Society is
around 15% [~1-in-7].

The Individual's Want/Desire for an Education;
Income and Status -versus- A Nation/Societies
Need/Requirement for Appropriate Numbers of
Educated, Skilled and un-skilled members of that
Nation/Society to have a Very Efficient and Fully
Functioning Society that is beneficial to all it's
constituent members.

-read- Study :
Students Need More Paths to Career Success
{Living a Good Productive Rewarding Life}
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/02/02...cess-71631670/
-by- Christine Armario -source- Associated Press
The current U.S. Education System is failing to prepare
Tens of Millions of young Adults a Year for Successful
Careers {Meaningful Lives} by providing a One-Size-Fits-All
approach, and it should take a Cue from its European
counterparts by offering greater emphasis on Occupational
Instruction.

Students Need More Paths to Career Success {Meaningful Lives}
 

On Feb 7, 4:20*am, RHF wrote:
On Feb 6, 8:30*pm, bpnjensen wrote:





On Feb 6, 6:35*pm, RHF wrote:

On Feb 6, 1:04*pm, m II wrote:

On 11-02-06 12:39 PM, dave wrote:

On 02/06/2011 10:31 AM, dxAce wrote:

And, as always, don't let your children attend the Sullivan College of
Technology& Design.
Because all those jobs are in China and India these days. Teach your
kids nursing or air conditioning repair.

Let's not forget the fast growing fields of Motel management, taxidermy
or locksmithing. Parents who are too stupid to give value to a College
education should really consider the alternatives.

Anyone too dumb to get a Locksmithing certificate could always get into
the Navy, I suppose. From what I hear, being Gay, while not mandatory,
helps you get accepted immediately.

- All things considered,
- A College graduation seems preferable.
- mike

But What Does Any Cohesive Society Need to be a
well balance and fully functioning Nation of People :
as low as 25%?; an ever 50%? or as much as *75%?
College Educated Individuals ?

For every Teacher you need a Supermarket Clerk.

For every Lawyer you need a several Policemen.

For every Doctor you need a few Plumbers.

For every Engineer you need a few Carpenters.

For every Scientist you need a few Garbagemen.

For every Journalist you need a many Retail Clerks.

For the many many Hungry you need a few Farmers.

For every Government Employee you need a Tens of Tax Payers.

Generally the number of Individuals needed by a
Nation/Society to have an Over-Educated Cadre
to in the over-all 'mixed' of Educated, Skilled and
un-skilled members of that Nation/Society is
around 15% [~1-in-7].

The Individual's Want/Desire for an Education;
Income and Status -versus- A Nation/Societies
Need/Requirement for Appropriate Numbers of
Educated, Skilled and un-skilled members of that
Nation/Society to have a Very Efficient and Fully
Functioning Society that is beneficial to all it's
constituent members.

-read- Study :
Students Need More Paths to Career Success
{Living a Good Productive Rewarding Life}http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/02/02...d-paths-career...
-by- Christine Armario -source- Associated Press
The current U.S. Education System is failing to prepare
Tens of Millions of young Adults a Year for Successful
Careers {Meaningful Lives} by providing a One-Size-Fits-All
approach, and it should take a Cue from its European
counterparts by offering greater emphasis on Occupational
Instruction.
*.
and that is the way 'i' see it ~ RHF
*.
*.

No doubt, you need people who are not just the highly skilled and
talented - but everyone needs a decent living too. *It's pretty hard
to survive on a grocery clerk's wage here in California...or a
teacher's, for that matter. *I know quite a few who are struggling
right now, and many are seeing their wages drop.

What I think is seriously screwed up is that movie people (actors,
directors) and sports figures and other quite nonessential people get
gabillions of sheckels while the teachers and trash collectors and
small farmers have to scrape by on whatever salaries they can get. *I
like a good movie as much as the next guy - but on balance, I'd rather
have my kid get a good education (which he is getting, thankfully,
despite the gross disparities).

Hollywood : Talent Follows the Money
-and- Money Follows the Talent ~ RHF

The Key Thing is an Education System that Teaches
from a very early age to the last day of school that Each
and Every Person-in {Citizen-of} a Society is Honored
and Respected for Their Individual Contributions :
{Greater Expectations and a More Diverse Outcome}
A College Education Is NOT For All :
NOT Going To College Does Not Make You A Failure :
A Good Life Is A Good Life :
Meaningful Work Has Meaning :
Everyone is Important.
-yes-it-is-that-simple- ~ RHF
*.
*.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I guess it depends on the person. AFAIC, work is just a means to an
end. 40 hours a week of bleccch so that the other 128 hours can be
decent. Family, friends and avocations are what make life worthwhile.

Students Need More Paths to Career Success {Meaningful Lives}
 

On Feb 7, 8:02*am, bpnjensen wrote:
On Feb 7, 4:20*am, RHF wrote:



On Feb 6, 8:30*pm, bpnjensen wrote:

On Feb 6, 6:35*pm, RHF wrote:

On Feb 6, 1:04*pm, m II wrote:

On 11-02-06 12:39 PM, dave wrote:

On 02/06/2011 10:31 AM, dxAce wrote:

And, as always, don't let your children attend the Sullivan College of
Technology& Design.
Because all those jobs are in China and India these days. Teach your
kids nursing or air conditioning repair.

Let's not forget the fast growing fields of Motel management, taxidermy
or locksmithing. Parents who are too stupid to give value to a College
education should really consider the alternatives.

Anyone too dumb to get a Locksmithing certificate could always get into
the Navy, I suppose. From what I hear, being Gay, while not mandatory,
helps you get accepted immediately.

- All things considered,
- A College graduation seems preferable.
- mike

But What Does Any Cohesive Society Need to be a
well balance and fully functioning Nation of People :
as low as 25%?; an ever 50%? or as much as *75%?
College Educated Individuals ?

For every Teacher you need a Supermarket Clerk.

For every Lawyer you need a several Policemen.

For every Doctor you need a few Plumbers.

For every Engineer you need a few Carpenters.

For every Scientist you need a few Garbagemen.

For every Journalist you need a many Retail Clerks.

For the many many Hungry you need a few Farmers.

For every Government Employee you need a Tens of Tax Payers.

Generally the number of Individuals needed by a
Nation/Society to have an Over-Educated Cadre
to in the over-all 'mixed' of Educated, Skilled and
un-skilled members of that Nation/Society is
around 15% [~1-in-7].

The Individual's Want/Desire for an Education;
Income and Status -versus- A Nation/Societies
Need/Requirement for Appropriate Numbers of
Educated, Skilled and un-skilled members of that
Nation/Society to have a Very Efficient and Fully
Functioning Society that is beneficial to all it's
constituent members.

-read- Study :
Students Need More Paths to Career Success
{Living a Good Productive Rewarding Life}http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/02/02...d-paths-career...
-by- Christine Armario -source- Associated Press
The current U.S. Education System is failing to prepare
Tens of Millions of young Adults a Year for Successful
Careers {Meaningful Lives} by providing a One-Size-Fits-All
approach, and it should take a Cue from its European
counterparts by offering greater emphasis on Occupational
Instruction.
*.
and that is the way 'i' see it ~ RHF
*.
*.

No doubt, you need people who are not just the highly skilled and
talented - but everyone needs a decent living too. *It's pretty hard
to survive on a grocery clerk's wage here in California...or a
teacher's, for that matter. *I know quite a few who are struggling
right now, and many are seeing their wages drop.

What I think is seriously screwed up is that movie people (actors,
directors) and sports figures and other quite nonessential people get
gabillions of sheckels while the teachers and trash collectors and
small farmers have to scrape by on whatever salaries they can get. *I
like a good movie as much as the next guy - but on balance, I'd rather
have my kid get a good education (which he is getting, thankfully,
despite the gross disparities).

Hollywood : Talent Follows the Money
-and- Money Follows the Talent ~ RHF

The Key Thing is an Education System that Teaches
from a very early age to the last day of school that Each
and Every Person-in {Citizen-of} a Society is Honored
and Respected for Their Individual Contributions :
{Greater Expectations and a More Diverse Outcome}
A College Education Is NOT For All :
NOT Going To College Does Not Make You A Failure :
A Good Life Is A Good Life :
Meaningful Work Has Meaning :
Everyone is Important.
-yes-it-is-that-simple- ~ RHF
*.
*.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

- I guess it depends on the person. *
- AFAIC, work is just a means to an end.
-*40 hours a week of bleccch so that the other
- 128 hours can be decent.
-*Family, friends and avocations are what make life worthwhile.

Happy-R-Us : Having a Productive Meaningful Good Life
-versus- The Quest for Status and Money
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.r...7f5542fbcbea3b

It's Better 'Nicer' To Go Through Life Doing Something
That You Like Doing* - imho ~ RHF

* Being Able To Smile and Call It Work :o)
-hey-i-can't-believe-i-get-paid-for-doing-this-;;-}}-

Students Need More Paths to Career Success {Meaningful Lives}
 

On Feb 6, 9:35*pm, RHF wrote:
On Feb 6, 1:04*pm, m II wrote:





On 11-02-06 12:39 PM, dave wrote:

On 02/06/2011 10:31 AM, dxAce wrote:

And, as always, don't let your children attend the Sullivan College of
Technology& Design.
Because all those jobs are in China and India these days. Teach your
kids nursing or air conditioning repair.

Let's not forget the fast growing fields of Motel management, taxidermy
or locksmithing. Parents who are too stupid to give value to a College
education should really consider the alternatives.

Anyone too dumb to get a Locksmithing certificate could always get into
the Navy, I suppose. From what I hear, being Gay, while not mandatory,
helps you get accepted immediately.

- All things considered,
- A College graduation seems preferable.
- mike

But What Does Any Cohesive Society Need to be a
well balance and fully functioning Nation of People :
as low as 25%?; an ever 50%? or as much as *75%?
College Educated Individuals ?

For every Teacher you need a Supermarket Clerk.

For every Lawyer you need a several Policemen.

For every Doctor you need a few Plumbers.

For every Engineer you need a few Carpenters.

For every Scientist you need a few Garbagemen.

For every Journalist you need a many Retail Clerks.

For the many many Hungry you need a few Farmers.

For every Government Employee you need a Tens of Tax Payers.

Generally the number of Individuals needed by a
Nation/Society to have an Over-Educated Cadre
to in the over-all 'mixed' of Educated, Skilled and
un-skilled members of that Nation/Society is
around 15% [~1-in-7].

The Individual's Want/Desire for an Education;
Income and Status -versus- A Nation/Societies
Need/Requirement for Appropriate Numbers of
Educated, Skilled and un-skilled members of that
Nation/Society to have a Very Efficient and Fully
Functioning Society that is beneficial to all it's
constituent members.

-read- Study :
Students Need More Paths to Career Success
{Living a Good Productive Rewarding Life}http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/02/02...d-paths-career...
-by- Christine Armario -source- Associated Press
The current U.S. Education System is failing to prepare
Tens of Millions of young Adults a Year for Successful
Careers {Meaningful Lives} by providing a One-Size-Fits-All
approach, and it should take a Cue from its European
counterparts by offering greater emphasis on Occupational
Instruction.
*.
and that is the way 'i' see it ~ RHF
*.
*.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

RHF,

I agree totally. But today's occupational instruction must be far more
detailed and technical, requiring career education and training far
beyond high school, if the US is to stay competitive with the rest of
the world. Top needs include: Technological repair, robotics, CAD, IT
networking & security, advanced math, and info management skills. We
need more of those degrees than we do poetry majors.

Mike Bryant,
the anti-Lare

BDXC - Africa on Shortwave Updated
 

On 11-02-07 05:12 AM, Mike wrote:

Ah, Steve Lare, RRS's own Demosthenes....


Demosthenes? Demosthenes Lareos? Isn't that the ancient Greek who got
booted out of the Navy for gross misconduct? Seems he was using mirrors
to focus sunlight on the clothing of his fellow mariners, when the
scorched garments were removed, he could see how well they were endowed.

Then, he'd walk up to them with his unlit lantern and ask for a light.
Millennia later, the pick up phrase "Got a light, Sailor?" can still be
heard on waterfronts worldwide.

On a related note, the phrase "Larengitis" also appears in the ancient
Greek. It's named after the same sailor. He would develop severe throat
infections immediately after landing in a port. Every time. When his
Captain found out just HOW this was happening, he had 'σας φυσώ' Lareos
thrown off the ship. The word has been mutated into Laryngitis over the
centuries.

The Greeks have had an extremely difficult time trying to overcome the
foul reputation this pervert has bestowed on their navy and Sailors.



mike

Students Need More Paths to Career Success {Meaningful Lives}
 

Mike "I'm a college professor with a PhD" Bryant wrote:

On Feb 6, 9:35 pm, RHF wrote:
On Feb 6, 1:04 pm, m II wrote:





On 11-02-06 12:39 PM, dave wrote:

On 02/06/2011 10:31 AM, dxAce wrote:

And, as always, don't let your children attend the Sullivan College of
Technology& Design.
Because all those jobs are in China and India these days. Teach your
kids nursing or air conditioning repair.

Let's not forget the fast growing fields of Motel management, taxidermy
or locksmithing. Parents who are too stupid to give value to a College
education should really consider the alternatives.

Anyone too dumb to get a Locksmithing certificate could always get into
the Navy, I suppose. From what I hear, being Gay, while not mandatory,
helps you get accepted immediately.

- All things considered,
- A College graduation seems preferable.
- mike

But What Does Any Cohesive Society Need to be a
well balance and fully functioning Nation of People :
as low as 25%?; an ever 50%? or as much as 75%?
College Educated Individuals ?

For every Teacher you need a Supermarket Clerk.

For every Lawyer you need a several Policemen.

For every Doctor you need a few Plumbers.

For every Engineer you need a few Carpenters.

For every Scientist you need a few Garbagemen.

For every Journalist you need a many Retail Clerks.

For the many many Hungry you need a few Farmers.

For every Government Employee you need a Tens of Tax Payers.

Generally the number of Individuals needed by a
Nation/Society to have an Over-Educated Cadre
to in the over-all 'mixed' of Educated, Skilled and
un-skilled members of that Nation/Society is
around 15% [~1-in-7].

The Individual's Want/Desire for an Education;
Income and Status -versus- A Nation/Societies
Need/Requirement for Appropriate Numbers of
Educated, Skilled and un-skilled members of that
Nation/Society to have a Very Efficient and Fully
Functioning Society that is beneficial to all it's
constituent members.

-read- Study :
Students Need More Paths to Career Success
{Living a Good Productive Rewarding Life}http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/02/02...d-paths-career...
-by- Christine Armario -source- Associated Press
The current U.S. Education System is failing to prepare
Tens of Millions of young Adults a Year for Successful
Careers {Meaningful Lives} by providing a One-Size-Fits-All
approach, and it should take a Cue from its European
counterparts by offering greater emphasis on Occupational
Instruction.
.
and that is the way 'i' see it ~ RHF
.
.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

RHF,

I agree totally. But today's occupational instruction must be far more
detailed and technical, requiring career education and training far
beyond high school, if the US is to stay competitive with the rest of
the world. Top needs include: Technological repair, robotics, CAD, IT
networking & security, advanced math, and info management skills.

OR, one could just LIE about having that advanced education, right Mikey?

BDXC - Africa on Shortwave Updated
 

m II wrote:

On 11-02-07 05:12 AM, Mike wrote:

Ah, Steve Lare, RRS's own Demosthenes....

Demosthenes? Demosthenes Lareos? Isn't that the ancient Greek who got
booted out of the Navy for gross misconduct? Seems he was using mirrors
to focus sunlight on the clothing of his fellow mariners, when the
scorched garments were removed, he could see how well they were endowed.

Then, he'd walk up to them with his unlit lantern and ask for a light.
Millennia later, the pick up phrase "Got a light, Sailor?" can still be
heard on waterfronts worldwide.

On a related note, the phrase "Larengitis" also appears in the ancient
Greek.

The phrase "Dumbass Canuck" appears in the modern American lingo.

Students Need More Paths to Career Success {Meaningful Lives}
 

On Feb 7, 12:37*pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike "I'm a college professor with a PhD" Bryant wrote:





On Feb 6, 9:35 pm, RHF wrote:
On Feb 6, 1:04 pm, m II wrote:

On 11-02-06 12:39 PM, dave wrote:

On 02/06/2011 10:31 AM, dxAce wrote:

And, as always, don't let your children attend the Sullivan College of
Technology& Design.
Because all those jobs are in China and India these days. Teach your
kids nursing or air conditioning repair.

Let's not forget the fast growing fields of Motel management, taxidermy
or locksmithing. Parents who are too stupid to give value to a College
education should really consider the alternatives.

Anyone too dumb to get a Locksmithing certificate could always get into
the Navy, I suppose. From what I hear, being Gay, while not mandatory,
helps you get accepted immediately.

- All things considered,
- A College graduation seems preferable.
- mike

But What Does Any Cohesive Society Need to be a
well balance and fully functioning Nation of People :
as low as 25%?; an ever 50%? or as much as *75%?
College Educated Individuals ?

For every Teacher you need a Supermarket Clerk.

For every Lawyer you need a several Policemen.

For every Doctor you need a few Plumbers.

For every Engineer you need a few Carpenters.

For every Scientist you need a few Garbagemen.

For every Journalist you need a many Retail Clerks.

For the many many Hungry you need a few Farmers.

For every Government Employee you need a Tens of Tax Payers.

Generally the number of Individuals needed by a
Nation/Society to have an Over-Educated Cadre
to in the over-all 'mixed' of Educated, Skilled and
un-skilled members of that Nation/Society is
around 15% [~1-in-7].

The Individual's Want/Desire for an Education;
Income and Status -versus- A Nation/Societies
Need/Requirement for Appropriate Numbers of
Educated, Skilled and un-skilled members of that
Nation/Society to have a Very Efficient and Fully
Functioning Society that is beneficial to all it's
constituent members.

-read- Study :
Students Need More Paths to Career Success
{Living a Good Productive Rewarding Life}http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/02/02...d-paths-career...
-by- Christine Armario -source- Associated Press
The current U.S. Education System is failing to prepare
Tens of Millions of young Adults a Year for Successful
Careers {Meaningful Lives} by providing a One-Size-Fits-All
approach, and it should take a Cue from its European
counterparts by offering greater emphasis on Occupational
Instruction.
*.
and that is the way 'i' see it ~ RHF
*.
*.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

RHF,

I agree totally. But today's occupational instruction must be far more
detailed and technical, requiring career education and training far
beyond high school, if the US is to stay competitive with the rest of
the world. Top needs include: Technological repair, robotics, CAD, IT
networking & security, advanced math, and info management skills.

OR, one could just LIE about having that advanced education, right Mikey?- Hide quoted text -

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Well, you know I am professor, Steve. Remember calling my Dean? What a
loser! What did they say when you told them I lied? They still laugh
at that attempt.

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On Feb 7, 1:24*pm, dxAce wrote:
m II wrote:
On 11-02-07 05:12 AM, Mike wrote:

Ah, Steve Lare, RRS's own Demosthenes....

Demosthenes? Demosthenes Lareos? Isn't that the ancient Greek who got
booted out of the Navy for gross misconduct? Seems he was using mirrors
to focus sunlight on the clothing of his fellow mariners, when the
scorched garments were removed, he could see how well they were endowed..

Then, he'd walk up to them with his unlit lantern and ask for a light.
Millennia later, the pick up phrase "Got a light, Sailor?" can still be
heard on waterfronts worldwide.

On a related note, the phrase "Larengitis" also appears in the ancient
Greek.

The phrase "Dumbass Canuck" appears in the modern American lingo.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

We shouldn't tax Steve's limited supply of retorts.

Students Need More Paths to Career Success {Meaningful Lives}
 

On Feb 7, 3:09*pm, RHF wrote:

College Higher Education is as Service Business With a
Limited Set of Customers and a Long {Years} Production
Cycle : It' In Itself Can NOT Drive and Fuel an Economy [.]
It Is A Means To An End : A Productive Nation/Society
Proving Meaning Careers and Employment for It's People :
Where All 'Feel' It's A Good Life and a Fair Society.


FYI, Roy, I teach at a technical training institute. Specifically,
I instruct them in the communication skills necessary for a
technical service economy. Technology and communication skills
are exactly what WILL drive this economy. This is the means to
an important end.

What are you doing for a better tomorrow, besides cluttering up
Usenet?

Mike

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On Feb 7, 1:33*pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:

We shouldn't tax Steve's limited supply of retorts.

I'm tax free

And intellect free, also!

Students Need More Paths to Career Success {Meaningful Lives}
 

On Feb 7, 3:44*pm, Mike wrote:
On Feb 7, 3:09*pm, RHF wrote:



College Higher Education is as Service Business With a
Limited Set of Customers and a Long {Years} Production
Cycle : It' In Itself Can NOT Drive and Fuel an Economy [.]
It Is A Means To An End : A Productive Nation/Society
Proving Meaning Careers and Employment for It's People :
Where All 'Feel' It's A Good Life and a Fair Society.

FYI, Roy, I teach at a technical training institute. Specifically,
I instruct them in the communication skills necessary for a
technical service economy. Technology and communication skills
are exactly what WILL drive this economy. This is the means to
an important end.

- What are you doing for a better tomorrow,
- besides cluttering up Usenet?
-
- Mike

MWB,

Hopefully staying out of the way of all those truly
Good Hard Working Americans : Who should be
doing something for a Better Tomorrow . . .
{o: Building A Better America :o}

Students Need More Paths to Career Success {Meaningful Lives}
 

Mike "I'm a college professor with a PhD" Bryant wrote:

On Feb 7, 3:09 pm, RHF wrote:

College Higher Education is as Service Business With a
Limited Set of Customers and a Long {Years} Production
Cycle : It' In Itself Can NOT Drive and Fuel an Economy [.]
It Is A Means To An End : A Productive Nation/Society
Proving Meaning Careers and Employment for It's People :
Where All 'Feel' It's A Good Life and a Fair Society.


FYI, Roy, I teach at a technical training institute. Specifically,
I instruct them in the communication skills necessary for a
technical service economy. Technology and communication skills
are exactly what WILL drive this economy. This is the means to
an important end.

What are you doing for a better tomorrow, besides cluttering up
Usenet?

He's not lying about having a PhD on Usenet?

Talk about clutter...

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Mike wrote:

On Feb 7, 1:33 pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:

We shouldn't tax Steve's limited supply of retorts.

I'm tax free

And intellect free, also!

Your opinion. But then, the opinions of those who lie about their academic
credentials are to be heavily discounted.

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Mike wrote:

On Feb 7, 1:33 pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:

We shouldn't tax Steve's limited supply of retorts.

I'm tax free

And intellect free, also!

Your 'intellect' got you busted and fired from Weber State. Your 'intellect'
caused you to claim to have a PhD. Your 'intellect' prompted you to lie about
being arrested. And, your 'intellect' finally deposited you at a little
backwater institution known as Sullivan College of Technology & Design.

Movin on up...

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On Feb 8, 4:22*am, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:
On Feb 7, 1:33 pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:

We shouldn't tax Steve's limited supply of retorts.

I'm tax free

And intellect free, also!

Your 'intellect' got you busted and fired from Weber State. Your 'intellect'
caused you to claim to have a PhD. Your 'intellect' prompted you to lie about
being arrested. And, your 'intellect' finally deposited you at a little
backwater institution known as Sullivan College of Technology & Design.

Movin on up...

I was never fired from Weber State. The penalties for slander while in
the process of internet harassment have changed over the last few
years. I guess we will get to meet face-to-face finally.

BDXC - Africa on Shortwave Updated
 

Mike "I'm a college professor with a PhD" Bryant wrote:

On Feb 8, 4:22 am, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:
On Feb 7, 1:33 pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:

We shouldn't tax Steve's limited supply of retorts.

I'm tax free

And intellect free, also!

Your 'intellect' got you busted and fired from Weber State. Your 'intellect'
caused you to claim to have a PhD. Your 'intellect' prompted you to lie about
being arrested. And, your 'intellect' finally deposited you at a little
backwater institution known as Sullivan College of Technology & Design.

Movin on up...

I was never fired from Weber State.

Sure. Would you say that had you not 'resigned', you'd still be there?

LMFAO

The penalties for slander while in
the process of internet harassment have changed over the last few
years. I guess we will get to meet face-to-face finally.

You'd better ask your lawyer relative exactly what constitutes slander!

See ya!

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On Feb 8, 9:20*am, dxAce wrote:
Mike "I'm a college professor with a PhD" Bryant wrote:





On Feb 8, 4:22 am, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:
On Feb 7, 1:33 pm, dxAce wrote:
Sure. Would you say that had you not 'resigned', you'd still be there?

LMFAO


You betcha. My mom was battling cancer and I wanted to get back to
Louisville to be with her. I doubt you'd understand that, since you
were apparently hatched.

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On Feb 8, 9:20*am, dxAce wrote:
Mike "I'm a college professor with a PhD" Bryant wrote:





On Feb 8, 4:22 am, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:
On Feb 7, 1:33 pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:

We shouldn't tax Steve's limited supply of retorts.

I'm tax free

And intellect free, also!

Your 'intellect' got you busted and fired from Weber State. Your 'intellect'
caused you to claim to have a PhD. Your 'intellect' prompted you to lie about
being arrested. And, your 'intellect' finally deposited you at a little
backwater institution known as Sullivan College of Technology & Design.

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Mike wrote:

On Feb 8, 9:20 am, dxAce wrote:
Mike "I'm a college professor with a PhD" Bryant wrote:





On Feb 8, 4:22 am, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:
On Feb 7, 1:33 pm, dxAce wrote:
Sure. Would you say that had you not 'resigned', you'd still be there?

LMFAO


You betcha. My mom was battling cancer and I wanted to get back to
Louisville to be with her.

Wow. That certainly contradicts what my contact(s) at Weber State indicated at
the time.

Wasn't it really a case of you resigning or getting fired after your marijuana
bust with the students?

LMFAO

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Mike wrote:

On Feb 8, 9:20 am, dxAce wrote:
Mike "I'm a college professor with a PhD" Bryant wrote:





On Feb 8, 4:22 am, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:
On Feb 7, 1:33 pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:

We shouldn't tax Steve's limited supply of retorts.

I'm tax free

And intellect free, also!

Your 'intellect' got you busted and fired from Weber State. Your 'intellect'
caused you to claim to have a PhD. Your 'intellect' prompted you to lie about
being arrested. And, your 'intellect' finally deposited you at a little
backwater institution known as Sullivan College of Technology & Design.

Movin on up...

I was never fired from Weber State.

Sure. Would you say that had you not 'resigned', you'd still be there?

LMFAO

The penalties for slander while in
the process of internet harassment have changed over the last few
years. I guess we will get to meet face-to-face finally.

You'd better ask your lawyer relative exactly what constitutes slander!

See ya!- Hide quoted text -

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Well, actually, under current internet law it's considered
professional libel.

Telling the truth is not considered libel or slander.

Keep trying, boy!

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Mike wrote:

On Feb 8, 9:20 am, dxAce wrote:
Mike "I'm a college professor with a PhD" Bryant wrote:





On Feb 8, 4:22 am, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:
On Feb 7, 1:33 pm, dxAce wrote:
Sure. Would you say that had you not 'resigned', you'd still be there?

LMFAO


You betcha. My mom was battling cancer and I wanted to get back to
Louisville to be with her. I doubt you'd understand that, since you
were apparently hatched.

http://www.wsusignpost.com/2.3591/prosecutor-bryant-must-appear-to-plead-1.415518

"Bryant, 43, resigned from his position as a Weber State University professor
and debate coach after news of the three charges spread. The charges of
possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and interfering with
arrest stem from an alleged drug incident on Oct. 6 while the debate team was
competing in a tournament in Cedar City."

"But he said what's happened has given him the chance to move on with his
life. He is working and trying to save enough money to move closer to his
family in Kentucky."

Wow! That's real 'intellect' !

Mom is supposedly battling cancer, so I'll quit my job and THEN try to figure
out how to save some money to be near her.

LMFAO

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On Feb 8, 10:35*am, dxAce wrote:


Telling the truth is not considered libel or slander.


As usual, you did not tell the truth, despite your attempt to clarify
and protect yourself in your second attempt!

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Mike wrote:

On Feb 8, 10:35 am, dxAce wrote:


Telling the truth is not considered libel or slander.


As usual, you did not tell the truth, despite your attempt to clarify
and protect yourself in your second attempt!

Protect myself? Damn, you sure are delusional.

Point is, you 'resigned' only to protect yourself from being fired, which is
certainly what was going to happen, right, 'tard boy?

BDXC - Africa on Shortwave Updated
 

On Feb 8, 1:00*pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:
On Feb 8, 10:35 am, dxAce wrote:

Telling the truth is not considered libel or slander.

As usual, you did not tell the truth, despite your attempt to clarify
and protect yourself in your second attempt!

Protect myself? Damn, you sure are delusional.

Point is, you 'resigned' only to protect yourself from being fired, which is
certainly what was going to happen, right, 'tard boy?

You've been repeating the same lies for a decade now. What have
achieved that justifies your continued fixation with me? As many
people have noted, you seem to have a homoerotic fixation on me...

BDXC - Africa on Shortwave Updated
 

Mike wrote:

On Feb 8, 1:00 pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:
On Feb 8, 10:35 am, dxAce wrote:

Telling the truth is not considered libel or slander.

As usual, you did not tell the truth, despite your attempt to clarify
and protect yourself in your second attempt!

Protect myself? Damn, you sure are delusional.

Point is, you 'resigned' only to protect yourself from being fired, which is
certainly what was going to happen, right, 'tard boy?

You've been repeating the same lies for a decade now.

Then I guess you'd better call that lawyer relative of yours, as you've threatened
to do in the past.

What have
achieved that justifies your continued fixation with me? As many
people have noted, you seem to have a homoerotic fixation on me...

You're projecting again, another one of your problems, boy.

BDXC - Africa on Shortwave Updated
 

On Feb 8, 1:17*pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:


What have you
achieved that justifies your continued fixation with me? As many
people have noted, you seem to have a homoerotic fixation on me...

You're projecting again, another one of your problems, boy

Well, let's test your theory of projection. Let's see who can go the
longest without mentioning the other person. First person to insult
the other, by objective evidence, would be the one with the homoerotic
tendencies. Right? BTW, continuing to call a 53 year old a "boy"
certainly sounds a bit homoerotic...

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"dxAce" wrote in message ...



m II wrote:

On 11-02-07 05:12 AM, Mike wrote:

Ah, Steve Lare, RRS's own Demosthenes....

Demosthenes? Demosthenes Lareos? Isn't that the ancient Greek who got
booted out of the Navy for gross misconduct? Seems he was using mirrors
to focus sunlight on the clothing of his fellow mariners, when the
scorched garments were removed, he could see how well they were endowed.

Then, he'd walk up to them with his unlit lantern and ask for a light.
Millennia later, the pick up phrase "Got a light, Sailor?" can still be
heard on waterfronts worldwide.

On a related note, the phrase "Larengitis" also appears in the ancient
Greek.

The phrase "Dumbass Canuck" appears in the modern American lingo.






"In the USA, as in Greece, how do we separate the men from the boys?"


With a wrecking bar!


mike

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Mike wrote:

On Feb 9, 12:56 pm, dxAce wrote:


Better check Louisville, KY... now there is a low IQ level. That poor fellow
was stupid enough to resign from a job, before he checked his bank account,
and discovered he didn't have enough money to move back home.

Now same fellow purports to have some ability to be teaching personal finance.

It's no wonder we're in such financial straights.

Lying Lare,

I don't know where you got your info, but that shows how unreliable
your sources are. Particularly since I did move back to KY within a
month of resigning.

Hogwash! You resigned within just a couple days of your Oct. 6 bust, and as I recall
never returned to Weber State. You had to appear in court on Nov. 27. You were
ostensibly 'working' somewhere in the area, trying to save money to move back to
Kentucky.

http://www.wsusignpost.com/2.3591/pr...plead-1.415518

Proof of that is also in the RRS archives.

Show me the proof.

At
least I have enough finacial responsibility to support myself without
living off of government disability checks and lawsuits against former
employers, like you do, Mr. Hypocrite!

Some of us have actual jobs and do more than lay around listening to
shortwave 24/7.

Some work, some teach, others suck up gov't resources without adding
at all to America's economy. I think we all know which category you're
in, Steve.

Mike knows who is most likely to be the source of internet
foolishness.

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On Feb 9, 5:23*pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:
On Feb 9, 12:56 pm, dxAce wrote:

Better check Louisville, KY... now there is a low IQ level. That poor fellow
was stupid enough to resign from a job, before he checked his bank account,
and discovered he didn't have enough money to move back home.

Now same fellow purports to have some ability to be teaching personal finance.

It's no wonder we're in such financial straights.

Lying Lare,

I don't know where you got your info, but that shows how unreliable
your sources are. Particularly since I did move back to KY within a
month of resigning.

Hogwash! You resigned within just a couple days of your Oct. 6 bust, and as I recall
never returned to Weber State. You had to appear in court on Nov. 27. You were
ostensibly 'working' somewhere in the area, trying to save money to move back to
Kentucky.

*http://www.wsusignpost.com/2.3591/pr...t-appear-to-pl....

Proof of that is also in the RRS archives.

Show me the proof.



I did not resign on Oct. 6. Try again. I was on the payroll at Weber
State through November. I was in Louisville for my nephew's birth on
Dec. 1. You are not a very good detective. Try again.

BTW, did you call my school again? They seem like someone has scared
them. They took all faculty pictures off the web page and announced a
special seminar on dealing with campus intruders. Are you up to your
old games?

BDXC - Africa on Shortwave Updated
 

Mike wrote:

On Feb 9, 5:23 pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:
On Feb 9, 12:56 pm, dxAce wrote:

Better check Louisville, KY... now there is a low IQ level. That poor fellow
was stupid enough to resign from a job, before he checked his bank account,
and discovered he didn't have enough money to move back home.

Now same fellow purports to have some ability to be teaching personal finance.

It's no wonder we're in such financial straights.

Lying Lare,

I don't know where you got your info, but that shows how unreliable
your sources are. Particularly since I did move back to KY within a
month of resigning.

Hogwash! You resigned within just a couple days of your Oct. 6 bust, and as I recall
never returned to Weber State. You had to appear in court on Nov. 27. You were
ostensibly 'working' somewhere in the area, trying to save money to move back to
Kentucky.

http://www.wsusignpost.com/2.3591/pr...t-appear-to-pl...

Proof of that is also in the RRS archives.

Show me the proof.



I did not resign on Oct. 6. Try again. I was on the payroll at Weber
State through November.

Funny, an article already had you resigned and 'working' elsewhere prior to the end of
November.

You're a lying sack, Bryant!

I was in Louisville for my nephew's birth on
Dec. 1. You are not a very good detective. Try again.

BTW, did you call my school again? They seem like someone has scared
them.

They obviously scare easily!

They took all faculty pictures off the web page and announced a
special seminar on dealing with campus intruders. Are you up to your
old games?

BDXC - Africa on Shortwave Updated
 

Mike wrote:

On Feb 9, 5:23 pm, dxAce wrote:
Mike wrote:
On Feb 9, 12:56 pm, dxAce wrote:

Better check Louisville, KY... now there is a low IQ level. That poor fellow
was stupid enough to resign from a job, before he checked his bank account,
and discovered he didn't have enough money to move back home.

Now same fellow purports to have some ability to be teaching personal finance.

It's no wonder we're in such financial straights.

Lying Lare,

I don't know where you got your info, but that shows how unreliable
your sources are. Particularly since I did move back to KY within a
month of resigning.

Hogwash! You resigned within just a couple days of your Oct. 6 bust, and as I recall
never returned to Weber State. You had to appear in court on Nov. 27. You were
ostensibly 'working' somewhere in the area, trying to save money to move back to
Kentucky.

http://www.wsusignpost.com/2.3591/pr...t-appear-to-pl...

Proof of that is also in the RRS archives.

Show me the proof.



I did not resign on Oct. 6. Try again.

I never said you resigned on Oct. 6. Learn to read, boy!

I was on the payroll at Weber
State through November. I was in Louisville for my nephew's birth on
Dec. 1. You are not a very good detective. Try again.

BTW, did you call my school again? They seem like someone has scared
them. They took all faculty pictures off the web page and announced a
special seminar on dealing with campus intruders. Are you up to your
old games?