Think, in 2003. And they worked. They kept the country in a reasonably prosperous situation. One we dont see now. Guest i think they think the election of 19 2000 should have been thrown into the house of representatives. The Supreme Court majority basically ripped the election out of the constitution and cited it. I think it should have been thrown to the house paid host what chapter house. Host what chapter would you recommend republicans read from this book on jack kemp . Guest that is a good question. Really all you need to do is read the introduction. It is pretty long for an introduction to a book, but it really outlines what kemp did, why he did it, and what his career was like. And if you read another one called supplyside, it will help you. But there are so many others. Jack camp had this really kemp had this really interesting and exciting career. Guest i completely agree with fred. If you read if you read the introduction, i think you will continue reading the book because i
Good morning, the publisher of burlington court. Five years into the common core we are at a critical juncture. Common cores added alltime low it has dwindled from 26 states and from washington d. C. To seven states to washington dc. It is really no longer viable. In fact, the other national is not doing much better. It is true better. It is true to say there is Little Common purpose or competent ability left in common core. This volume that we are releasing this morning, drilling through the core is definitely a timely release. Five years into this Great American education today, it is worth remembering what we are debating. It is not politics, whether the debate of a contest between two distinct views. The first is that the common core standards are a state driven effort to improve k12 Public Education and especially to help children in underperforming districts. The second is that they are from dubious quality and what is historically legally, and financially as state and local issu
The size of a tennis ball. Generating a nearly instantaneous Chain Reaction of nuclear emissions with colossal force and energy the bomb detonated one third of a mile above detonated one third of a mile above the valley and its 30,000 residents and workers. At 11 02 a. M. , super brilliant flash lit up the sky visible from as far away as the naval hospital, 10 miles over the mountains. Followed by a thunderous explosion equal to the power of 21000 tons of tnt. The entire city convulsed. At its birth point the center of the explosion reach temperatures higher than the center of the sun, the velocity of the shockwave exceeded the speed of sound. And electromagnetic waves were released in the air. The thermal heat of the bomb ignited a fire bomb with an internal temperature of over 540,000 degrees fahrenheit. Within one second the blazing fireball expanded from 52 feet to its maximum size of 750 feet in diameter. Within three seconds, the ground below reach an estimated 54027200 degrees f
Children for example learn a lot from their parents but they learn an amazing amount of water just by Walking Around the world and crawling and putting things in their mouth and whatnot. There are arguments to this type of thing. I wanted to hear your thoughts and opinions as we announced the project and if you think its feasible and ethical. The brandeis project. What is the project . It was announced the last couple of days. They want to use Machine Learning to basically trade a balance between basically those that eventually choose our privacy practices into our data to be used. That is their idea. Here is what happened today. We all know about that because they dont have a choice of it. If you have have the choice is going to be all those documents and go through all of those and whatnot . There are things like privacy at the same medical knowledge to be extracted without being able to identify the patients and i think that is a promise that it isnt the whole solution. I think anot
Are importing co. Importing companies but why dont you start by telling us a little bit about why you wrote the book and why they are so important to the populace. Guest i started covering it in 2004 in the wake of this accounting scandals each company had a big scandal and at the time i was shocked to find out that Companies Like this existed. What is the governmentsponsored enterprise and what the governmentsponsored enterprise did was created in the wake of the depression by roosevelt in order to help the Home Ownership and the idea was if you have this institution that could buy up the loans that banks lenders have made that would free them because they wouldnt have to worry that their capital was all tied up in a loan they had made so the idea was this would help foster Home Ownership and that was the beginning of fannie mae. No other country has it and most people credit data to the existence and so these companies have grown to be absolutely and orbis. Frankie and fannie togethe