you sit down in the cafe and there is the person that you grew up next door in your small town in south dakota. you could say, what is the likelihood or the odds of this? or you could go, doo-doo-doo-doo and that says everything. those theme songs transcended not only the shows that they were associated with. they transcended music itself. they became part of the language. my favorite martian, my three sons, curb your enthusiasm, they don t have any lyrics but they set up the tone of the show immediately. outer limits, mission impossible, hawaii five-oh, it s amazing how these songs influenced us. before i was writing scores, you would see a black show but you wouldn t really hear a black show.
she is made a year and a half growth. she also scored one of the highest in my class on the bench mark test. when i first started the year i was going to be dropping now i am getting a, b. reading scores are increased 10 percent. writing scores are up 86 percent. the florida formula paid schools that earn a grades. joe ann says that money should be spent. all of the schools are adequately funded. they are modernized. that s like paying for grades. you are getting financial incentives to schools that are doing better. i guess the other system is to pay for failure. i would rather be paying for improvement and providing incentives. rosemont receives an a grade and with it 56,000 most of the money wint to
growth. she also scored one of the highest in my class on the bench mark test. when i first started the year i was going to be dropping now i am getting a, b. reading scores are increased 10 percent. writing scores are up 86 percent. the florida formula paid schools that earn a grades. joe ann says that money should be spent. all of the schools are adequately funded. they are modernized. that s like paying for grades. you are getting financial incentives to schools that are doing better. i guess the other system is to pay for failure. i would rather be paying for improvement and providing incentives. rosemont receives an a grade and with it 56,000 dollars. most of the money wint to
growth. she also scored one of the highest in my class on the bench mark test. when first started the year i was going to be dropping now i am getting a, b. reading scores are increased 10 percent. writing scores are up 86 percent. the florida formula paid schools that earn a grades. joe ann says that money should be spent. all of the schools are adequately funded. they are modernized. that s like paying for grades. you are getting financial incentives to schools that are doing better. i guess the other system is to pay for failure. i would rather be paying for improvement and providing incentives. rosemont receives an a grade and with it 56,000 dollars. most of the money wint to
the reality is that employers will hire, if they ve got the right incentives. but the incentives have to outweigh the costs. as an example, businesses aren t going to hire someone because the government s going to give them a $4,000 tax credit. if the government mandates that are imposed on them cost a lot more than that, temporary credit. in recent years these mandates have been overwhelming. private sector job creators of all sizes have been pummeled by decisions being made right here in washington. they ve been slammed by uncertainty from the constant threat of new taxes out of control spending and unnecessary regulations from a government that s always micromanaging, meddling and manipulating. they ve been hurt by government ideas that offer short-term gimmicks rather than fundamental reforms that will encourage long-term economic growth. they ve been hampered by a government that offers confusion to entrepreneurs and job creators when there needs to be clarity. they ve b