Muda69

https://mises.org/library/socialism-doctrine-aristocrats Wise words.

Frankfort High School: 5 different coaches over the last decade, 4 different coaches in the last 4 seasons alone. Results over that decade: Last over .500 season: 2009. 2 0-10 seasons ( 2011 & 2018). 2 1-9 seasons (2008 & 2017). 2 2-8 seasons (2014 & 2016) Points scored vs. points allowed over those last 10 seasons: 2009: ps: 292 pa: 220 (season record: 7-5) 2010: ps: 321 pa: 325 (season record: 4-7) 2011: ps: 106 pa: 370 (season record 0-10) 2012: ps: 176 pa: 237 (season record 3-7) 2013: ps: 250 pa: 287 (season record 5-6) 2014: ps: 151 pa: 284 (season record 2-8) 2015: ps: 248 pa: 324 (season record 4-6) 2016: ps: 177 pa: 332 (season record 2-8) 2017: ps: 86 pa: 449 (season record 1-9) 2018: ps: 54 pa: 513 (season record 0-10) W-L records vs opposing schools over the last decade (includes regular season and tournament). * Indicates Sagamore Conference opponent: Clinton Central: 0-1 Logansport: 1-3 Tri-West*: 1-9 Southmont*: 2-8 Lebanon*: 0-10 Western Boone* : 1-9 Danville*: 3-7 North Montgomery*: 1-9 Crawfordsville: 8-2 Mississinewa: 0-1 Yorktown: 0-1 Western: 5-4 Greenwood: 0-1 Roncalli: 0-1 Norwell: 0-1 New Haven: 0-1 Delta: 0-2 Peru: 2-0 West Lafayette: 0-2

Frankfort High School: 5 different coaches over the last decade, 4 different coaches in the last 4 seasons alone.

Plus Nick's Kitchen has one of the best tenderloins in the state!

http://reason.com/archives/2019/01/16/the-lessons-of-the-government-shutdown Rack this post. This government shutdown only goes to show how unessential a lot of the federal government is.

Yes, due to Canada's socialism. I'm surprised you haven't moved there yet. Surely someone with your teaching chops would have no problem finding gainful employment. And then everything your hold dear would be FREE! https://www.shouldice.com/faqs/

Hmm, I used to a civilian employee of the department of defense, and therefore the federal government, and I was not a veteran. So you agree that federal employees should always get paid more than their public counterparts? Why?

Surely a bad curriculum and biased teachers can't happen in government schools with union teachers. All they care about is the very best for the children, right?

Agreed. I guess being the coach of an offensive line that allows 3 sacks in a playoff game is enough to get you fired.

A moot point since not all of us are privy to your super secret admin forum. What is it's secret handshake? Want an invite to the OOB 'club'?

Agreed. Not needed. There are already laws on the books, a "hate crime" designation is just feel good claptrap.

I thought NPR News was the last bastion of non-partisan news reporting?

I had a passport card, circa 2009, for a cruise we went on that made ports of call in Mexico. Long expired now though.

Faith in what, exactly? Sure. Here it is:

http://reason.com/archives/2019/01/15/america-where-you-need-internal-passport The slippery slope continues. I'm holding off; when I had to renew my state driver's license in 2018 I opted out of having the REAL ID designation on it. No thank, guess I'll just have to renew my passport.

https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/01/gillette-commercial-toxic-masculinity-debate/ Agreed.

http://reason.com/blog/2019/01/14/rand-paul-canada-surgery-clinic-private Checkmate, libertarians? Nope. Those who chuckled at this supposed irony missed a major detail, even though it was noted in the press coverage: Paul's surgery will take place at the Shouldice Hernia Hospital in Thornhill, Ontario. The clinic is private, and run for profit; The Toronto Star's Daniel Dale, who is from Thornhill, notes that it was "grandfathered in to Ontario's socialized health system." According to Dale, New Democratic Party Leader Jack Layton, a left-leaning Canadian politician, attracted criticism in 2006 for visiting the private clinic, even though he was a champion of publicly provided health care. That is indeed hypocritical. Paul's decision to seek out the best care—and pay for it—is not. If you can seek out the best care and pay for it, why not?

Gotta get this one started, for DT if anything. Start with something mostly benign, at least when it comes to Mr. Trump: Feast Fit For A Burger King: Trump Serves Fast Food To College Football Champs: https://www.npr.org/2019/01/15/685416350/feast-fit-for-a-burger-king-trump-serves-fast-food-to-college-football-champs "I think we're going to serve McDonalds, Wendy's and Burger King with some pizza," Trump told reporters beforehand. "I really mean it. It would be interesting. And I would think that's their favorite food." Because of the shutdown, most of the staff in the White House residence had been furloughed, so Trump paid for the meal himself, he said. Trump's magnanimity did not spare him from the biting tongue of Twitter. Commenting on a picture of the president posing with his hands wide in front of the feast, television writer Jess Dweck said: "This is the news photo that would make a returning time traveler realize they f***** something up." "Great American food!" Trump told reporters at an informal press conference before the meal. "And it could be very interesting to see at the end of this evening how many are left." He declined to say whether he prefers McDonald's or Wendy's. "I like 'em all. If it's American, I like it." ...

https://mises.org/wire/furloughed-federal-employees-are-still-paid-more-you That's just wages. They get far more in terms of benefits like healthcare and vacation time: The benefits for workers with a bachelors degree are 52 percent higher for federal workers than for their private-sector counterparts. Wages for federal workers in this group, however, are only five percent higher. Only when we look at federal workers with PhDs and other advanced degrees, do we find some federal workers who actually make less than similar workers in the private sector. Wages among highly-educated federal employees were 24 percent less than in the private sector, according to the report. Benefits remained "about the same." So, most federal employees — especially the ones with less education — have a long way to go before facing the economic realities that private-sector employees — i.e., the net taxpayers — face on a daily basis. ... Yep, no tears shed for those who choose to cast their employment lot with the federal government. As Ron Swanson believes:

http://reason.com/archives/2019/01/09/do-economists-agree-a-70-percent-top-mar A plan destined to fail.

https://www.indystar.com/story/news/politics/2019/01/14/indiana-general-assembly-lawmaker-wants-civics-test-graduation/2570275002/ Another laughable bill proposed by Mr. Kruse. He usually pulls this at least once a session. But that begs the question, why do the individuals graduating from today's government schools seem to have less basic knowledge of U.S. government and history than those who take the United States civics test issued to new citizens? Why are government schools failing in this regard?

Thank you DK, but I really don't see the reasoning behind setting a popular part of the "old" GID up as a "club" with a couple more hoops to jump through in order to participate.

I am not a government school financing expert. Please explain in detail how a government education entity can spend $15 million on a primarily extracurricular activities project without increasing taxes. What educational programs, facilities maintenance, salaries, positions, etc. are being cut to pay for this boondoggle?