This article leans to heavy on the word “experts”, but people who read a column called “Climate Solutions” probably still work for the greater good as defined by experts.
Author: Richard Nestoff (Page 143 of 161)
What was Hamas hoping to achieve with their gruesome blitz into Israel? They did demonstrate their ability to plan and execute a massive strike. Hamas was media savvy enough to broadcast their atrocities.
Somebody is having an exciting day. This is in North Olmsted, across from St. Richards.
Twice in the last week, I’ve been asked about former students without the former student being present. As a seasoned professional, these situations are not awkward.
The New York Times should rescind their endorsement of Biden in 2020.
It is difficult to find an issue that more exemplifies the dysfunction of American government today than immigration.
That assertion is arguable, but we will stick with immigration for now.
NYT: Teachers can’t hold kids accountable.
NYT: Teachers can’t hold kids accountable.
This New York Times editorial about teaching covers real problems that are collapsing public education, but nothing here is new. These problems were evident the entire time I’ve been teaching, but Covid allowed the wreckers and degenerates to go all in. They are opposed by parent groups, but it’s a tough slog.
Paris Fashion Week is not an event that typically piques my interest, but it showed up in my news feed.
World Aquatics’ plans to debut an open category for transgender athletes at the World Cup in Berlin this week have been cancelled after no entries were received.
This is definitive proof that trans athletes only ever wanted an unfair advantage.
Politico: CDC wants to be trusted.
Mandy Cohen wants to win back America’s trust.
Perhaps this article is incomplete or misrepresents Mandy Cohen. I hope so, because we need a CDC with integrity.
My nephew just called about the shed he intends to build. After my own shed experience, I am well-acquainted with shed design and build.
Prior to getting the retaining wall and garage built, I knew the shed would be in the way. This shed has been in this spot since about 1971, when the solarium was built and the driveway was moved to this side of the house. Rather than tear it down, I decided to move it.