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Reflections The Gift that Keeps on Giving --By Alicia Howard 2 The "Typical" ESL Classroom --By Irene Bantsolas 7 Reflections on Civics Education --By Margaret Walter 11 The Story of Two Countries --By Janis Holden-Toruño 13 The Gift that Keeps on Giving By Alicia Howard Rogelio Antonio was the first ESL student who talked to me like a person. As a brand-new ESL instructor, coming from teaching middle school English and a brief stint as a TA of college Spanish, I was still adjusting to working with adult learners. With kids in public school, the curriculum is established. Everyone is expected to be on the same level when they begin eighth grade, and everyone is tested at the end of eighth grade to make sure they are still on the same level. I discovered quickly that English as a Second Language does not follow that paradigm. Rogelio, or "Antonio" (as he introduces himself) reminded me of that sweet kid who comes up to the teacher on the first day of school, introduces himself and melts her heart all year long. That kid may not be the sharpest tool in the shed, but remains incredibly behaved, hard- working, faithful and loyal. And you love him more than some of the super smart kids who catch on faster. That first day, he could sense my apprehension. He could also understand quite a bit of English, and comprehended all the junk my new students were saying about me when I left the room—in English and his native Spanish. At the end of the day, when the others had left, he overheard me giving the neighboring instructor the usual first-day-in-ESL spiel: "I don"t think I can do this." 2 After calmly watching and listening to Manuela pep talk me, he said, in his thick Caribbean-Latin accent, "I "tink you will be a good teacher. Continue." I kept protesting. "But they don"t like me. Two of them asked for their folders to transfer to another class!" "Continue." He repeated. "I just don"t think I"ll be any good at this. I like teaching Spanish. I like teaching English. But how can I teach people to speak English when I"m not allowed to speak Spanish, and I don"t even know Korean and Chinese?" "I "tink you will be a good teacher. Continue." "You really think so?" "I "tink so. I will see you tomorrow." With that, I realized I couldn"t not come back the next day. So I came back the next day, and the next. And so did Antonio. Rain or shine, snow or ice, he was there. Antonio doesn"t drive, so on the days he couldn"t get a ride or didn"t have money for the bus he walked. This was no hop, skip and jump, either. He walked from the Bonnie Doone section of Bragg Boulevard, through busy intersections, all the way down that huge six-lane boulevard to get to Fort Bragg Road, then Churchill Street and finally to Hull Road to get to our classroom. But he never complained. Antonio"s performance in class remained consistent. He worked rather slowly in his written work, which is his weakest area. His oral reading was also weak, and I had to shoot some dirty looks at a few students who laughed as he struggled through sentences. But no one could pass Antonio in conversation. No one except me could understand him, either, as he spoke rapid English on any subject we discussed. 3 The rapid speech was the hurdle I tried to help him jump. He understood everything anyone said in English because his father is from Barbados. As he was so proud to proclaim as he introduced himself to new students, he is from Panama. His mother is Panamanian, and in his home, the entire family spoke Spanish and a unique Pidgin English learned from Dad-- complete with all the grammatical patterns, inflections, pronunciation, and unfortunately, all the speed of Caribbean English. Perhaps because his listening was so good, and he could communicate (with the most patient English speakers) better than the other students in class, Antonio didn"t feel the need to heed much direction on improving his speech. He mostly wanted to "read and write better". As I am pretty adept in assessing learning disabilities, I realized that he probably didn"t perform much better reading and writing in Spanish, either. So I worked harder. Like so many other ESL students, Antonio constantly expressed desire to "move up to the next level" of ESL. He performed poorly on two more post-tests, which kept him in my level two class. But he never stopped coming, and never stopped trying. He carried a book bag each day that included every handout and booklet I"d ever distributed. Even though we were finished with those materials, he always brought them, all the way from Bonnie Doone, rain or shine. I can mark the exact day of Antonio"s upward climb as the first day of the FTCC 2002-2003 Student Government Association elections. A student came to our classroom with ballots, and I nominated Antonio to represent our class. The students voted for him unanimously, and I think he stopped breathing. 4 From that day on, Antonio was not just a student; he was a leader of students—a model that other students could emulate in determination and drive. He took his duties very seriously, and never missed a meeting. The SGA installation ceremony happened to be one of those days that found Antonio without a ride to school and without bus fare. It was a very rainy day. I felt so terrible for him that he would miss his day of recognition and honor. An hour later, a dripping wet figure entered the room. Antonio, in his best sport coat and dress pants, had walked in that heavy rain just in time for the ceremony. I don"t believe that even the new SGA President could have been any prouder than Antonio that day. When each ESL instructor had to stand and introduce her class representative, I couldn"t help but gush to the crowd about how Antonio had walked in the rain to be there. Soon after the ceremony, Antonio got his first job in the United States. He appeared in class immediately after his first paycheck, freshly barbered, in a new outfit. There was now a straightening of his posture as he walked or sat in class. He began to be less shy about pronouncing his "T-H" sounds. Before, when I tried to get him to say "thing" instead of "ting", he would laugh, shake his head and say he couldn"t do it. Now he practiced more diligently with the rest of the class. Amazingly, Antonio was now even willing to slow his speech. The students listened to him more intently because they could now understand what he was saying. I wonder if he thought this newfound respect came from his leadership position. At any rate, his speech was clearer. For Antonio, the proof of his improvement was in scoring high enough on his next post-test to advance to the next level of ESL. He remained a member of the SGA, and his new classmates didn"t laugh at him. 5 I continue to be proud of Antonio. He is still enrolled in our program, because he still wants to improve his reading and writing, and he loves coming to school. Antonio remains active in the SGA, and enjoys the opportunities the organization affords him to develop relationships with all of the ESL students. Recently, during the absence of Antonio"s afternoon class instructor, I got to be in the classroom with him again. I was amazed by the change. Here was a much more confident, relaxed person who was not only speaking so much more slowly and clearly, but also offering advice and motivation to the other students. As some students had to be coaxed into even attempting to practice speaking English, Antonio encouraged them with his own story. He explained how he was the same way at first, but got better by just forming relationships with people (not in these exact words). By reaching out to make friends, he learned new words and learned how to speak so people could understand him. He has become an incredible motivational speaker for other ESL students, spreading this encouragement to any students he observes as hesitant to try speaking English. Of course I can"t take credit for Antonio"s progress. He pushed himself through. I can, however, credit the FTCC Student Government Association for bringing a student who had always lagged behind everyone, up front to lead and inspire. Although Antonio still doesn"t have those wife and kids he"s always wanted, or the driver"s license, or the car, he has higher self-esteem. And he is now a gift to all students who meet him. 6 The "Typical" ESL Classroom By Irene Bantsolas I"m so excited today! I can"t wait to get into my class and try to raise my students" interests in politics and world affairs. Today is Wednesday, and it"s the day we get the daily newspaper for free. It"s ten after eight and the newspapers are neatly placed on the tables. I"m browsing through the different sections of the paper to see what story or picture will be of interest to the students. At 8:20 I hear footsteps. There comes the student that has to be at work by 10:00 a.m. I give him a choice of what he wants to do while he is in the classroom and he chooses to read a story about a new restaurant that opens in the city today. We are halfway through our story when another student walks in. He also has to go to work at 10:30 a.m. After summarizing the story we have already read, three more students walk in. We finally finish reading the story and we go over new words. From previous experience, I have noticed that the students have difficulties finding specific information. A set of questions follows and the students now know how to find information about the weather and the stock market. They can find the obituaries and the local, national, and international news as well as the editorial and sports pages. We finish our newspaper segment and we are ready to proceed with our grammar lesson. Before we can get our books open, 5 other students walk in and want to know the 7 meaning of side dish, broiled, and recipe—words written on the blackboard when we discussed the restaurant article an hour earlier. Break time arrives and I overhear this conversation: A. I have a big problem. I need your help. B. What is it? If I can, I'll be glad to help you. A. I don't know how to drive and I need to get my driver's permit. My husband works, too—many hours every day and he can't help me. Soon the Army will send him to Iraq. Can you help me? B. Sure. But there is one problem. The only free time I have is when I'm in class. I have to go to work in the afternoon. A. Do you think our teacher will notice that we are not in class? We can skip school tomorrow. B. That's fine with me. I'll meet you outside the classroom tomorrow morning. The next day my lesson plans include a review of the previous day"s vocabulary, a review of grammar, conversation, listening, and pronunciation—lots of activities to help the students improve their English. I"m ready to begin class at 8:00, and I think I hear students in the hall. I hear another conversation. A. I got here as early as I could. If I'm lucky enough to get my permit early, we can make it to class today. 8 B. I hope you can get your driver's permit and we can return to class. Last week I missed two days because I helped another student get her driver's license. Two hours later, the students show up in class. It"s almost break time. I ask them where they"ve been. They"re a little embarrassed about skipping school, but the first student is proud that she now has a driving permit. They go out on break together. A. I'm so happy that I got my permit. Now I have to ask you for another favor. B. Go ahead. What else do you need? A. Do you think it's possible to teach me how to drive tomorrow morning? I really need to get my driver's license. I'm tired of taking the bus and when my husband leaves, it will be too hard if I can't drive. B. I'll be glad to, but we can't afford to miss so many classes. There are a lot of other students that want to register and they might take our places. We also have to study the lessons we have already missed. The next day, both students are missing from class. They return the following Monday. The first student is smiling. A. Good morning, Teacher! I have something to show you. Not only did I get my driver's permit on Thursday, I got my driver's license the next day. I have to thank Enrique for all his help. He took me around and he offered me his car for practice. 9 B. It was my pleasure to help you. You will help someone else another day. I hope they will be in class tomorrow when I review today"s vocabulary. I hope I"ll remember who comes early and leaves late. And, I need to remember who comes late and who leaves early. I have to remember to be flexible. 10 Reflections on Civics Education By Margaret Walter During the past two years I have seen many positive results of the civics grant. Students have had the opportunity to demonstrate their leadership skills through the Student Government Association. Many seemed reluctant at first, but rose to the challenge and developed more self-confidence. Some of those students have moved on to other schools. The first ESL SGA secretary is now studying at Methodist College and plans to transfer to North Carolina State University next year. She should have no problems because her grade point average is nearly perfect. She credits serving on the ESL SGA as one of the factors in deciding that she could leave the "safety" of ESL and move on to reach her dream. Individuals who previously had shown little interest in community activities took notice after we helped pack food for the Holiday Opportunities project. Many students had thought that there was no hunger in America. By seeing the inside of the food bank and packing food baskets, the students learned that America is not perfect, but that we work together to make things better for others. Students were amazed that others would donate food to strangers. In our second year of the grant, we had outstanding participation in obtaining gifts for the children of migrant farm workers. Our ESL Civics students collected clothing, toys, and school supplies, and they helped wrap them for delivery. Through the Study Circles program we had open and honest discussion of the challenges presented by living in a diverse community. 11 Students who missed the facilitator training wanted to become involved later. The Study Circles also had a surprising outcome: The Facilitator Trainer for the ESL students so affected by the stories that our students told during their first round of Study Circles that he lost his neutrality. He later told us that he had never been so affected by the stories of people involved in the Study Circle process. He never knew what really went on in the lives of immigrants. The newsletter spotlighted important issues and gave everyone an opportunity to develop writing and editing skills. Students were proud to see their names in the newsletter. Each month as the newsletter arrived, students would look at the photographs and articles. The newsletter served as an evaluation device because the students could reflect on events that had taken place, review their experiences, and plan for upcoming events. All of the activities provided valuable experience to our English as a Second Language students. They have grown from their involvement in civics activities and we believe that they will continue to grow since they now have the tools that will enable them to navigate the systems in the United States. 12 The Story of Two Countries By Janis Holden-Toruño When we first began to work on the proposal for the English as a Second Language Civics Grant, I was a little overwhelmed with the responsibility of putting together such a comprehensive project. I knew that receiving the grant would enable FTCC to link a number of components together that would help our students really integrate into American society. I also knew that it would involve a lot of hard work on behalf of many individuals—individuals who had other responsibilities and would need to find time to devote to the grant. Getting together so many people on one project meant that we would have to develop means of understanding one another. In truth, the project began with two of us writing the grant—Margarete Johnson and me. Our Director, Carrie Heffney, then had to approve the project and work on the budget. We were asking for things that had never been done before—a Student Government Association housed within the confines of the Basic Skills Program, a large number of field trips (including trips to Raleigh and Washington, D.C. which were initially approved but were later cancelled), a monthly student newsletter, and the development of curriculum for the ESL program that would incorporate Civics Education in the regular classroom. Our definition of Civics was intentionally broad. In the past, many people had assumed that Civics was merely teaching students the 100 sample questions for the Citizenship test. We saw Civics Education as a 13 means to put the principles behind Equipped for the Future into the classroom. We began the process of curriculum development. Our initial group consisted of eleven dedicated individuals who worked in teams to develop curriculum. Margaret Walter, Linda Mullins, Esther Greenwell, Bill Parker, Alessandra Gato, Jan Fisher, Phyllis Reinhardt, Margarete Johnson, Keith McNeill, Edwin Alices, Victoria Bower, and I were in the original group of curriculum developers. Of those eleven, four worked with the grant on a regular basis. Margaret Walter, Linda Mullins, Esther Greenwell, and I field tested lesson plans and brainstormed about activities that would benefit the students. Bill Parker, Jan Fisher, Phyllis Reinhardt, Edwin Alices, and Victoria Bower moved on to other ventures. Margarete Johnson and Keith McNeill took part in some of the initial curriculum development meetings. Later, other instructors became involved in the process: Irene Bantsolas, Manuela Frantzen, Alicia Howard, and Magdalena Herndon. Each had something to contribute. Fortunately, the grant had included funding for a part-time Program Aide who was hired about six months after we began the process of development. Rute Filipe stepped in and began the work of pulling together the items needed for the newsletters. She organized the field trips, contacted guest speakers, researched volunteer activities, and kept data on all aspects of the grant. With all of the work entailed by the grant, it would not have been possible without our Program Aide. Communication became increasingly important as the grant proceeded. Some of the ESL classes moved to another building. We had 14 to find ways to incorporate the Ft. Bragg Campus classes in grant activities when there was often no transportation available for those students to come to Main Campus. Added to that was the fact that we were working with students from over 40 countries, each of whom had a unique way of viewing Civics Education. One day, shortly after we began to work with Facilitator Training for the ESL Study Circles, I remembered a story that I had been told years ago when I was taking some cross-cultural training. It seemed to sum up some of the feelings I was having with working with so many different people on the grant. Here"s the story as I remember it: "People from a land called Country Blue normally wear blue clothes, blue hats, and blue sunglasses. Houses are blue and so are the cars and streets. One day, a young man from Country Blue went for a long walk in the blue forest. He walked for hours and finally became very tired. It was night and he couldn"t see well. Finally, he decided to lie down to rest. But unknown to the man from Country Blue, he had crossed the border into another country. He had entered the country called Yellow. Country Yellow is a land where people wear yellow clothes, yellow hats, and yellow sunglasses. Houses, as well as cars and streets, are yellow in Country Yellow. Country Yellow is a beautiful country, just as Country Blue is a beautiful country. But for the young man who had entered Country Yellow without realizing it, Country Yellow was indeed very confusing. And so it happened that at dawn the next morning, a beautiful young woman from Country Yellow came across the sleeping figure of the man 15 from Country Blue. She was concerned for him and gently woke him. They talked for a while and the woman invited him to visit her village. Now, Country Blue and Country Yellow are internally peaceful, but they have conflicts with each other. They each view the customs and policies of the other country as bizarre and evil. The young man from Country Blue decided to stay a while and visit Country Yellow. He wanted to learn about their customs and traditions, and write an extensive article to his fellow Blue citizens explaining how people in Country Yellow view the world. He was convinced that the people in Country Yellow were not evil; they just saw the world in a different way. So, with the help of his new friends, the young man put on yellow clothes, a yellow hat, and yellow sunglasses. He traveled all around Country Yellow and fell in love with its people and with the young woman. But not all stories have a happy ending. After living for three months in Country Yellow, the young man and young woman found that they could not get along. They each had strong beliefs and argued about the things that they saw all the time. The woman insisted that lemons are yellow and that the sky is green. The young man insisted that the opposite is true. Lemons are green, but the sky is blue. Was the sun yellow, or green? Were the lips of the beautiful young woman—the woman he had kissed— purple or orange? Because they could not agree, the young man and woman parted company. The man from Country Blue returned to his country, disillusioned. He couldn"t understand why the people in Country Yellow insisted that lemons were yellow and that the sky was green. But he had 16 promised himself that he would write an article for the newspaper about Country Yellow in the hopes of an eventual peace between their lands. In his article he wrote, "The citizens in Country Yellow are not evil or bizarre. They are merely confused and stupid. They should change the name to Country Green because there is no such thing as yellow." On a personal note, working on this grant has made me realize that everyone has his/her own filtered sunglasses. These sunglasses color our vision of the world around us and affect how we interact with others. I"ve needed to remove my sunglasses when dealing with others and it hasn"t been easy. But more importantly, I believe that our ESL Civics students have learned that they have to remove their own sunglasses when looking at America. Some of the students think that America is a fabulous place and that it can do no wrong. Others are critical of America. We often hear students complain, "But in my country, we …" Studying Civics and working with other cultures has opened everyone"s eyes. The best part of working with the ESL Civics grant has been to see the tremendous changes made in the lives of our students. Some of our students have gone on to great jobs. Others have become community volunteers. A Vietnamese mother told me that she now understands a little more about how American culture has affected her adult children and she is less critical of them than she had been. 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A reporter caused an unusual disruption at the White House on Friday when he interrupted President Barack Obama mid-sentence while making a statement, challenging his decision to give young illegal immigrants a chance to stay in the United States.
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WASHINGTON—A reporter caused an unusual disruption at the White House on Friday when he interrupted President Barack Obama mid-sentence while making a statement, challenging his decision to give young illegal immigrants a chance to stay in the United States.
"Why do you favor foreigners over American workers?" the man, who later identified himself as Neil Munro from The Daily Caller website, yelled out from among the reporters listening to Obama's remarks in the White House Rose Garden, which were televised live.
Obama, clearly irritated by the disruption, stopped reading from his statement and said, "It's not time for questions, sir." Munro later interrupted him again, causing Obama to say: "I didn't ask for an argument. I'm answering your question."
The White House press corps frequently shouts questions to the president after he reads prepared statements, but it is very rare for a journalist to interrupt him, particularly in formal settings such as the Rose Garden or the Oval Office.
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Capitalism Makes a Comeback on CampusFebruary 25, 2015 12:15 PM
There's exciting stuff going on in the world of higher education these days for fans of free markets. Just last week, the University of Arizona's Center for the Philosophy of Freedom received a $2.9 million grant from the John Templeton Foundation to help build a network of philosophy, politics and economics (PPE) programs at several universities around the world.
Closer to home here in Washington, D.C., the new Ed Snider Center for Enterprise and Markets at the University of Maryland is making a strong showing out of the gate. Earlier this month the Center hosted a debate over income inequality and public policy including current Executive MBA students and outside speakers Yaron Brook and Paul Vaaler. The video content from that event is well worth re-visiting for anyone who was unable to attend in person.
How to Help Tesla and TaxpayersFebruary 20, 2015 12:59 PM
Policies aimed at reducing auto emissions in California and 10 other states are having a troubling set of unintended consequences, according to a recent editorial at Bloomberg View. Editors point out that the "zero-emissions" credits program ends up amounting to a subsidy for electric carmaker Tesla Motors of up to $30,000 per car sold, penalizing the buyers of nonelectric vehicles who end up underwriting the purchase of someone else's $100,000 Model S. In addition, electric cars may not even be much "greener" than their nonelectric counterparts, when one considers the time of day these cars are charged as well as the source of the electricity—in many parts of the country, exchanging a conventional vehicle for an electric one means trading a gasoline-powered car for one powered by coal.
The Bloomberg editors, unfortunately, suggest solving the problem with two even worse policies: stricter fuel economy standards and a carbon tax. Perhaps if they had read this post by my colleague Richard Morrison, they might also consider a free market approach to the auto industry. Richard suggests treating Tesla fairly by ending both the apparent war against their retail strategy of selling directly to consumers (or owning their own dealerships), as well as eliminating the huge tax subsidies being offered by states like Nevada and New York. If Tesla makes cars that are as awesome as they are made out to be, then surely the company will find consumers who want to drive them—without having to pick their neighbors' pockets.
When Kittens ExplodeFebruary 20, 2015 11:31 AM
A fascinating Kickstarter funding campaign just ended yesterday, and it was a major one. A new card game with the alarming title of "Exploding Kittens" (don't worry—no actual kittens were harmed) has managed to raise $8,782,571 over the last 30 days. This makes it the third most highly funded Kickstarter campaign ever, and the one with the most total backers.
Exploding Kittens is a wonder of the Internet age—a party game full of goofy images and bizarre characters that was 1000-percent funded in less than an hour of its launch. It's unlikely to have attracted the venture capital bigwigs from Shark Tank or the product acquisition VPs from Parker Brothers and Hasbro. The title alone is edgy enough to make your average Toys 'R' Us executive nervous, yet it's clearly a product hundreds of thousands of people are willing to pay for. Thank you, Internet.
The advent of online crowd funding, of which Kickstarter is merely the best known platform, has become one of the most exciting developments in recent business history. At a time when voices from the left are again arguing that the history of the "self-made man" in America is built on myth, the projects that have been successfully crowd funded demonstrate that a single person—or a small team—with a good idea can produce something customers love and make some good money in the process. What could be more American than that?
Zenefits: A Disruptive Company Fights BackFebruary 10, 2015 10:39 AM
Sometimes cronyism in the business world takes the form of a company receiving special government favors and subsidies—the now-infamous Solyndra, for example—but sometimes it takes the form of being singled out for punitive action instead. The software company Zenefits seems to have ended up in just such a scenario in Utah, where, along among the 50 states, it has been forbidden from operating.
Zenefits offers free human resources software to small businesses and nonprofits, while offering optional insurance brokerage services. If a company decides to buy insurance through them, they make a commission. If not, their clients are free to continue using Zenefits' services free of charge. According to the company, about 80 percent of their clients are currently in the free-of-charge category.
This model is, not surprisingly, a potential competitive threat to other firms in the HR and insurance businesses, and insurance regulators have decided that offering free services in addition to being an insurance broker violates the Beehive State's "anti-rebating" statute (see this explanation by Sarah Buhr of Tech Crunch). So despite being a legit operation everywhere else in the country, they are not welcome in Utah.
I was happy to see Zenefits CEO Parker Conrad stand up to this ruling in an op-ed in the Salt Lake Tribune recently, titled "My company is disruptive, but it shouldn't be banned in Utah." He emphasizes that recent innovation in the insurance industry has made regulations like Utah's increasingly obsolete and anti-consumer, while also comparing the hostility to his company to the backlash that has greeted the arrival of Uber, Airbnb, and Tesla Motors dealerships across the country.
Fortunately, things seem to be looking up for the company. Fellow entrepreneurs and investors in Utah were quick to ridicule the decision, greeting it with comments like "Regulators, get out of (the) way. Ridiculous. Embarrassing," and "Last week we kicked Uber and Lyft out of Utah. This week Zenefits. The good (old) boy network is alive and well in the Beehive State." Better yet, the Utah legislature is now considering a bill that would clarify the language of Utah's insurance regulation to allow businesses like Zenefits to operate in the state. Utah's governor and lieutenant governor have also signaled support for the reform. It could be only a matter of days before Utah's small businesses get a chance to check out Zenefits' offerings for themselves.
The Empire Strikes Back!February 9, 2015 1:34 PM
Right-of-center groups have for some time become a bit complacent. Sure the left had the universities, the media, and pop culture—but we had the think tanks. In the world of principled and ideologically motivated policy, we were dominant—libertarian and conservative groups were growing in size and influence. We were—for a while—unchallenged.
No longer. The left and its financial supporters have realized that gap in their force array and have poured resources into addressing that deficiency. The Center for American Progress—the left's Heritage Foundation—and the New America Foundation (CAP's more intellectual counterpart) have become influential counters.
The most recent example of that is CAP's new product, Report of the Commission on Inclusive Prosperity. "Inclusive" is one of the many adjectives used to modify "capitalism," joining terms like "crony," "conscious," and "creative" to suggest that—with a bit of tweaking—capitalism can be saved. The report resonates with the old themes of the left: "technological progress benefits primarily highly skilled workers" (the shift from skilled long bowmen to muskets? The shift from skilled bookkeepers to offshored data processors?); an obsession with shifts in the distribution of monetary income (very little discussion of offsetting changes in the quality or prices of goods); worries about worker mobility; a view of the market as one of power struggles rather than evolving voluntary arrangements.
It's an interesting glimpse into the way the left is seeking to repackage its messages. Not much new: an appeal to envy, the plea for achieving "creative destruction" in a static economy, an unchanged belief that growth depends on government-led industrial policy, and clichés about technology and education. The left is desperate to retain control of the egalitarian moral high ground. This salvo is unlikely to succeed, but the broader approach should concern us.
Educating Tomorrow's Business Leaders on Markets and PoliticsFebruary 9, 2015 10:44 AM
This weekend I attended a fascinating event at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business on the subject of economic inequality. Prof. Rajshree Agarwal put together a program that included a series of short debates by her Executive MBA students, followed by a one-on-one debate on the same questions between University of Minnesota Prof. Paul Vaaler and Ayn Rand Institute Executive Director Yaron Brook.
Participants argued for and against propositions such as "Taxes (existing and new) should be used to reduce inequality of outcomes" and "CEO pays should be capped at some percentage of the lowest paid employee in the firm." The MBA students were assigned positions and debated based on recent readings, while Vaaler and Brook argued their own personal convictions on the meaning of economic inequality and the role of both business and government in responding to it.
Prof. Vaaler emphasized the role of participatory democracy in setting societal norms for questions like the just distribution of wealth, while Brook dismissed concerns about inequality per se, arguing that economic rewards should flow to whomever has earned them, regardless of the resulting distribution. The MBA students followed up with a highly engaged series of questions for both speakers.
Finally, the students were polled on a series of four questions having to do with inequality and had their responses contrasted with the answers they gave before the debate began. On 3 out of 4 questions, the students moved closer to Brooks' position—that either inequality is not an issue of paramount concern in the first place, or that public policy measures like capping CEO pay were not well advised.
While the specific result was encouraging from a free market point of view, the fact that business school students were being challenged on these issues at all is especially important. Business schools do an excellent job training future business leaders in areas like program management and creative problem solving, but don't necessarily focus on questions of politics and morality that are, nevertheless, also vital to operating a business in a heavily-regulated, mixed economy. Prof. Agarwal, who leads the newly launched Snider Center for Enterprise and Markets at the University of Maryland, is doing an excellent job of challenging her students on these issues. I have no doubt that tomorrow's shareholders will thank her when her students become CEOs themselves.
Premature Capitulation?February 3, 2015 4:13 PM
Over the decades I've spent in this Heart of Darkness (a.k.a., the bowels of American politics), I've learned two lessons that have encouraged the steady politicization of the American economy:
- When the right time comes, I'll take a principled stand (sadly, too often, once you're no longer in office); and
- Of course, we know the "right" answer is often to liberalize current rules, but that would be politically naïve, so our goal should be to avert even worse rules (but, of course, sacrificing principle rarely assuages those favoring more government control).
And both lessons seem to have been forgotten in the Republican rush to avert the threatened action by FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler to transform the Internet into a federally regulated utility. Senator Thune, Representative Upton, and Representative Walden have proposed a "compromise" bill that would strip the FCC of its purported authority to reinterpret the Communications Act to consider the Internet as a "public" utility.
Unfortunately, their language concedes perhaps the most dangerous part of such a reclassification: removing the freedom of network owners to price their services. Well, actually not quite: the Republicans would remove providers' ability to price in ways that some view as "discriminatory." They explicitly mention pricing policies that might result in "throttling" (like congestion-managed toll lanes?), unreasonable "network management" (as decided by whom?), and "paid prioritization" (like that used for just-in-time transportation services by most transport companies?).
But proponents argue if FCC is left alone, its rules might even be worse. And, indeed, they probably will be—but FCC action would be administrative, reversible by a future administration or via inevitable legal challenge. If Congress—led by erstwhile opponents of net neutrality—accedes to forcing the Internet into quasi-utility status, the losses could be permanent.
Those contemplating this action should reflect on the consequences of similar regulation on an earlier network—the railroads. This was America's first national network, knitting together then small town and rural America into the national economy. Railroads dramatically lowered transportation costs—changing the economy and resulting in growth in some regions, contraction in others.
CEI Reacts to President's SOTU AddressJanuary 20, 2015 10:08 PM
Lawson Bader, president of the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), offered the following response to the State of the Union address this evening:
"Whenever a president starts talking about economic inequality and more ways the government can help, keep one eye on your wallet and the other on your liberty. This especially rings true after President Obama laid out his policy agenda tonight, which continues to drive up costs, increase burdensome regulations, and weaken our economy. It's clear the need for regulatory restraint and reform has never been greater, and Congress must stem the ever-increasing overreach of executive branch power. All of his plans for programs and benefits under the guise of a free price tag only place heavier costs on Americans. The President did teach us the new concept of 'middle class economics,' forgetting an older concept called 'theft.'"
Read more from Lawson Bader on the State of the Union in Human Events: "Please, stop breaking windows."
For information about the solutions CEI offers on energy, labor, finance, and other regulatory issues facing the nation, check out the preview to CEI's forthcoming Agenda for the 114th Congress here.
CEI's Wayne Crews on Regulation -- SOTU in 5 Words
CEI's Ryan Radia on Cybersecurity -- On Cybersecurity, President Obama Offers Mixed Bag
Central "Planning" Often Creates Disorder, While the Free Market Provides ConsistencyJanuary 6, 2015 12:23 PM
Government planning often contains contradictory elements that provide inconsistent signals for regulated entities about how to behave. For example, the New Deal of the 1930s featured prosecution of some businesses under antitrust laws – under the premise that "bigness" in business was evil – and an incredibly complicated, and ultimately failed attempt to cartelize most of the nation's economy through price-fixing under the National Recovery Act (provisions of which were declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in the Schechter Poultry case).
Today, the government continues to routinely send out mixed messages, especially through the welfare state. For example, the federal government has funded pro-marriage messages, citing research that "indicates that married adults and children raised by both parents in stable, low-conflict households do better on a host of outcomes," while at the same time financially punishing married couples through massive marriage penalties in the tax code as well as in eligibility requirements for things like Obamacare tax credits. As Rep. Thomas Petri (R-Wisc.) has noted:
The Future and the RegulatedDecember 10, 2014 8:53 AM
Lawrence Summers, the enfant terrible of the economics profession, has written a thoughtful column on "Our Loss of Faith in the Future," noting that today almost nothing seems to get done. He notes broken escalators at LaGuardia, bridges not repaired for years in Cambridge, and argues that our accounting systems fail to measure the costs of such downtime. Still a liberal, Summers suggests changes in accounting rules to measure such downtime losses. This might help a bit but many agencies already keep track of deferred maintenance and, yet, delays continue to increase.
Summers doesn't mention the massive array of regulatory approvals needed now for almost all governmental and most private ventures. That point was raised in my recent column on the experience of a British businessman, Ernest Benn, writing in 1925 that when he began his business in 1900 he simply did things. By 1925, half his time was spent on the paperwork demanded by regulations. From building a room on one's home to repairing bridges or sending people to Mars, the major barrier is no longer technology or financing per se but rather the thicket of regulations that slow everything. The result is akin to filling swimming pools with molasses and being surprised that speeds decline. Perhaps Summers' next columns will attack this problem?


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-Lead distribution is based on closing % (no sales = less leads) which makes sense from the business stance, but makes it a little more difficult to get out of 'slumps'Advice to ManagementAdvice
Great job with everything so far. Positive feedback is always appreciated. Be sure to giveinterviewing employees a very realistic overview of the compensation package and not to let 'order takers' or 'customer service' people give themselves pie in the sky expectations. This IS a SALES job. Not just filling incoming orders, so some SALES will hace to be made (more for the sales staff than the management, but it's still good advice, take it or leave it.)Recommends
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Management is family run and has no clue. They collect their salaries and dont care about employees. I worked there for 2 years and hated everyday. The owner Bill Freije is viewed as a nice man but in reality he lets his kids run the company into the ground with no personal care or thought of employees.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Fire horrible management which is family and build a good company...Your going broke the system isnt working and mis management has finally caught up to you.Doesn't RecommendNegative Outlook
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unrealistic expectations. They expect you to make unrealistic sales with no ability to grow if they arent getting calls. A lot of people lie to get sales and no consequences.Advice to ManagementAdvice
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Family business which could be Ok, but they have blinders on. The rules change every week as another reviewer said. Management has an arrogant attitude, and takes zero suggestions. Opinions or suggestions are not allowed, and are best kept to yourself. Changed how they went to market, and is leading to the Companies downfall. Looks like they have changed it again, and now looking for door to door salespeople!Advice to ManagementAdvice
Have some humility! When you put family in charge and believe they can do no wrong, and the company goes down the tubes, you might want to think about making a change. Take advice from some of your employees, they have worked in other places and might have something worth listening to.Doesn't RecommendNegative Outlook
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Happy Hump Day...May all your ups and downs today be between the sheets or on the couch or the floor or the kitchen table. Enjoy!P.s.Prison is the only place Hump Day is never celebrated...LOL
Four Catholic men and a Catholic woman were having coffee in St. Peters Square. The first Catholic man tells his friends,"My son is a priest, when he walks into a room, everyone calls him 'Father'." The second Catholic man chirps,"My son is a Bishop. When he walks into a room people call him 'Your Grace'." The third Catholic gent says,"My son is a Cardinal. When he enters a room everyone bows their head and says 'Your Eminence'." The fourth Catholic man says very proudly,"My son is the Pope. When he walks into a room people call him 'Your Holiness'." Since the lone Catholic woman was sipping her coffee in silence, the four men give her a subtle,"Well .........?" She proudly replies,"I have a daughter, slim, tall, 38" DD bust, 24" waist and 34" hips. When she walks into a room, everybody says,"Oh My God."~ LOLTHANK YOU FOR STOPPING BY. RATED AND LIKED.YOU HAVE A LOVELY EVENING!xoxoxo,JULIET aka MODELA (*_*)
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A child asked his father,"How were people born?" So his father said,"Adam and Eve made babies, then their babies became adults and made babies, and so on." The child then went to his mother, asked her the same question and she told him,"We were monkeys then we evolved to become like we are now." The child ran back to his father and said,"You lied to me!" His father replied,"No, your mom was talking about her side of the family." ~ LOL TGIF! Please don't forget to treat your mom or take the kids to go get something for"Mommy's special day" this Sunday. You have a marvelous weekend!xoxoxo,Juliet AKA Modela (*_*)
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EASTER MESSAGE Jesus' death on the cross was all about starting over. He died for us and then came to life again three days later. His death and resurrection set the pattern for what our life in God is to look like. When we mess up, God's forgiveness puts the sin to death and begins new life in our heart. It's the Easter story over and over again in our life. Easter is really all about do-overs!So in real life it looks like this:oI accept Christ as my Savior. I thank Him for His death on the cross for me, and I ask Him to be the leader of my life.oWhen I mishandle a situation with my kids, I tell God I'm sorry. I accept His forgiveness and walk in His grace. Then I apologize to my kids, and I start over.oWhen I speak and wronged my friend, I apologize to God and accept His forgiveness. Then, I apologize to my friend who I wronged and walk confidently in my do-over.Here's the best part: the more I apologize and make it right, the more I'm motivated to change. The full do-over happens when I allow God to transform my heart and I stop doing the same sin over and over again.What if this Easter, it was less about the Easter bunny and eggs and more about a new life in Christ? What if we got serious about the do-over's God offers?I think that's a treat that's sweeter than any chocolate filled Easter egg any day!MAY GOD WILL TOUCH YOUR HEART AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE TODAY AND MAY YOU WALK IN HIS WAY. HAPPY EASTER TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.WITH LOVE,Juliet AKA Modela (*_*)


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Homeless people are believed to have caused a shed to burn early Monday, according to fire officials.
Fire Captain Mason Hurley said his department responded to the 700 block of I Street after receiving a report of a shed being on fire at 12:22 a.m.
"It was heavily involved when we got there, but there were no occupants inside," Hurley said.
He said firefighters contained the blaze by 1:30 a.m. but remained on the scene until 2:48 a.m. to make sure no hot spots were left smoldering.
Hurley said he believes the fire was started by homeless people using the shed for shelter. What caused the fire is still under investigation.
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My first Passover Seder
I attended a Passover Seder this week for the first time. It's a ceremonial meal which commemorates the Jews' exodus from slavery in Egypt, with the name "Passover" marking God passing over the homes of the Jews when killing the firstborn of the Egyptians.
It's an event filled with symbols, all meant to explain the story and the sacrifice. (And any event with everyone being required to drink four glasses of wine is probably going to inspire some revelry.)
I found the most striking element of the Seder to be the palpable sense of hope. Even through all these symbols of pain, such as salt water symbolizing the tears of the Jewish people, hope shines through. There's the empty chair and the opening of the door for the prophet Elijah, hoping for his return; there's the conclusion where everyone proclaims "Next year in Jerusalem!"
Explaining death to a child
I went to Phoenix this past weekend to see Wrestlemania, and on my way to the show, I ran into a father and his 9-year-old son visiting from Mexico. We naturally began talking about wrestling, and a wrestler named Umaga came up. I'd just visited a local restaurant owned by a former wrestler he used to be associated with.
The father asked me if Umaga was still wrestling. I paused, trying to think of how to delicately tell him the answer, particularly with the boy there. I explained to the father that Umaga had passed away last year, at 36 years old.
The boy overheard and exclaimed, "Umaga died?! They killed him? When's he coming back?"
I awkwardly explained that, no, they didn't kill him, and no, he's really not coming back. I tried to think of how to explain that he'd had a heart attack after mixing prescription medication. However, the father and son were already off on a related conversation.
Live perspective on American Idol top 10 TV taping
I achieved a dream last night. Yes, I attended a taping of American Idol! (I have strange dreams.)
The afternoon began with hours of waiting in line, followed by waiting in line, more waiting in line, and then waiting in some different lines. However, we were then led into the promised land of the Idol studios.
As far as the actual performances went, I had a conflicted night, as my favorites didn't do as well as I would hope for, and the ones I've previously disliked were, unfortunately, good.
My personal favorite, Siobahn, opened the show with "Through The Fire" by Chaka Khan. She's got a weird, quirky personality that makes her feel real and likeable, and she showed a little of that off camera before her performance. She did a brief impersonation of Molly Shannon's Mary Katherine Gallagher bit from Saturday Night Live. However, she went off-key and never found her way back on.
Wrestlemania 26 in Phoenix, Arizona
Like AirTalk host Larry Mantle and Morning Edition host Steve Julian, I too traveled to Phoenix this weekend. However, unlike Larry and Steve, I did so not for baseball spring training, but for... pro wrestling! (I like my sports fake.)
Yes, Wrestlemania, the biggest professional wrestling event of the year, took place this past Sunday in Phoenix. Phoenix also hosted a wide variety of related events, both official and unofficial, including the WWE Hall of Fame induction ceremony, smaller pro wrestling shows, fan festivals, a wrestling comedy show, and even a wrestling art show.
WWE announced over 70,000 fans in attendance at the big show. This year, Wrestlemania will be remembered for what could be legendary pro wrestler Shawn Michaels' final match. He's been wrestling since 1984, but his 25 year career came to an end Sunday night in an epic match against the Undertaker, a rematch of their memorable match at last year's Wrestlemania.
Jon Hamm, comedy geek
I saw comedian Chris Hardwick recently headlining a show at the Improv, and through this I discovered his excellent podcast, Nerdist.
You may remember Hardwick best for his cultural moment in the sun hosting "Singled Out" on MTV in the '90s, with sidekick Jenny McCarthy. Since then, he's done a wide variety of projects, including hosting G4's "Web Soup," a spinoff of E!'s pop culture rundown "The Soup."
He's embraced his geek side and has a personal Web site called Nerdist. He's also launched an accompanying podcast that talks about nerdy things, as well as spending a lot of time geeking out about comedy. He's had on some big names, including Drew Carey, Joel McHale, and Conan O'Brien sidekick Andy Richter.
My personal favorite episode so far featured Hardwick and his crew hanging out with "Mad Men" star Jon Hamm. I never knew what a huge comedy geek Hamm is, though it makes sense when you consider his excellent appearances as guest host on "Saturday Night Live" and as one of Liz Lemon's many boyfriends on "30 Rock."


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