That's the point, though. Attrition seems like a problem in lots of schools, charter and traditional. A problem that deserves scrutiny. One formula seems to show the problem is wide-spread better than the other.
Excuse me, this paper adored Basil Marceauxdotcom, as did the entire world.
He was a treasure, and his absence from public life was palpable, particularly during this last legislative session.
Neither method is showing particularly great rates of retention; bickering about which is at the bottom of a fairly steaming heap seems counter productive.
Your preaching to a brick wall, Kosh III. He/she/it is a holocaust (past and future) denier!
Nice unsolicited undeserved unnecessary insult, Goofball. Go pluck another hair from the palm of your hand!
Affirmative, AnglRdr, but that being said, I am not so much a fan of the show. I'm kinda primitive in my TV appreciation. Not being a real fan of country music as it is today, it just don't crank my tractor. My wife loves it though!
"This story only serves to either make Mangino look foolish — when he's obviously well-meaning and not hurting anyone — which is kind of a jerk move, or it gives an air of plausibility to something that simply doesn't work this way."
Very rich, considering all the Basil Marceaux coverage you guys did.
Pot, meet kettle.
Thank God for people like Anne-Marie and David Herrington for fighting for the truth. And, thanks to Laura Hutson for showing us all the importance of never giving up when you have the truth on your side. What a moving story.
What an incredible travesty! Thank God for people like Anne-Marie Moyes and the group of lawyers she worked with who are willing to step up and fix a wrong. And thanks to Laura for shining the light on this!
And, as we all know, Jim is a self-appointed expert on everything!
Well, best of luck.
matt, did you see the episode(s) they went on tour? They used Nashville exteriors to play other cities, even.
Ha-ha, the truth stings don't it Donna? Pompous cow. Better sign off and wait by the phone, you may get a Pulitzer for your "dirty diaper" quip.
I think I gotcha--you're complaining about the state of country music (which I have really never been a fan of) currently, as opposed to the show itself, right?
If the state and city don't want to offer the same incentives they did last year, it would seem they are the ones backing out of the deal.
It's a crying shame, the show is a hit and Nashville looks amazing on it. If they move, they'll have to make up all these fake Nashville landmarks, and we'll wish we had kept up our end of the deal.
Jim, I'm not the expert here either, just recapping what I remember from some brief discussions. The YouTube video is an overly simplistic version of presentations he's made to some interested government agencies.
I agree about J D Souther ans Wyclef Jean. I was referring to the run of the mill country star today. In another venue, they would be B or C level pop stars. Maybe I am just a music purist or an old fart, I dunno! Maybe both?
Same situation with that idea. All "master-minded" but no funding. His priority has been the Maser, plus he's either working or spending most of his time with family. I've pictured it like one of those ground penetrating radar contraptions but probably on a drivable platform or remote controlled. Don't want to walk through a red ant hill.
Super-heating the tornado and not the air around it can exacerbate the problem. A tornado is caused in part by a considerable temperature difference in air masses colliding. Sounds counterproductive to my weather dynamics untrained mind!
Re: “My Maser Challenge to The Tennessean”
Who disliked that? Hateful miserable people.