How is the Bush administration responsible for the Lehman Brothers failure?
Q. I see where Obama blames the Bush Administration and some how (ties Mccain into this) for the Stock crisis. Can some one please explain to me how the administration or any other administration can be blamed for big business corporation for making extremely poor business decisions? Over speculation? And corruption? Please, educated answers only without the 4 letter words about any specific administrations name . . . its a general question about government and how it can affect business.
Asked by Mr. Ignant - Mon Sep 15 14:50:06 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is an independent federal agency called the Securities and Exchange Commission. The SEC was created by Congress, but is overseen on a day-to-day basis by the current presidential administration. The SEC's task is to regulate financial markets. It regulates them not by getting directly involved in running the markets, but by making sure that participants in financial markets honestly disclose information about their financial condition. It also makes sure that securities are not sold illegally. All of the investment banks currently in trouble participate in markets regulated by the SEC, and must generally follow the SEC's rules. The theory behind having the SEC is that if public companies have to disclose their operations,… [cont.]
Answered by John I - Mon Sep 15 16:09:06 2008
Q. I see where Obama blames the Bush Administration and some how (ties Mccain into this) for the Stock crisis. Can some one please explain to me how the administration or any other administration can be blamed for big business corporation for making extremely poor business decisions? Over speculation? And corruption? Please, educated answers only without the 4 letter words about any specific administrations name . . . its a general question about government and how it can affect business.
Asked by Mr. Ignant - Mon Sep 15 14:50:06 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is an independent federal agency called the Securities and Exchange Commission. The SEC was created by Congress, but is overseen on a day-to-day basis by the current presidential administration. The SEC's task is to regulate financial markets. It regulates them not by getting directly involved in running the markets, but by making sure that participants in financial markets honestly disclose information about their financial condition. It also makes sure that securities are not sold illegally. All of the investment banks currently in trouble participate in markets regulated by the SEC, and must generally follow the SEC's rules. The theory behind having the SEC is that if public companies have to disclose their operations,… [cont.]
Answered by John I - Mon Sep 15 16:09:06 2008
What were the key administration decisions and legal memos that authorized torture in the Middle East?
Q. What were the key administration decisions and legel memos that authorized the torture and degrading treatment that came after 9/11? I know there were severl memos, I just need the 3 main ones
Asked by homieg23us - Thu Apr 16 20:42:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think this is the three main one's.
Answered by Mr Ed - Thu Apr 16 20:52:03 2009
Q. What were the key administration decisions and legel memos that authorized the torture and degrading treatment that came after 9/11? I know there were severl memos, I just need the 3 main ones
Asked by homieg23us - Thu Apr 16 20:42:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think this is the three main one's.
Answered by Mr Ed - Thu Apr 16 20:52:03 2009
How did corruption during the Harding administration get so widespread?
Q. ALSO: What was the various scandals and what were the effects they had on the administration?
Asked by Stef - Wed Oct 7 20:40:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The clouds of political scandal encircled and endangered the Warren G. Harding administration in 1923. Had he not died in San Francisco, on August 2, 1923, our 29th president may have faced impeachment, as he headed into his re-election campaign. The president surrounded himself with many distinguished men, such as Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes, Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon, and Commerce Secretary Herbert Hoover, but he also brought to Washington a thoroughly unsavory lot of grafters: Interior Secretary Albert Fall sold for personal gain the nation's oil reserves at Wyoming's Teapot Dome. Thomas Miller, the alien property custodian, was convicted of accepting bribes. Jess Smith, bagman for the operation and personal aide to… [cont.]
Answered by lonely only - Thu Oct 8 04:49:16 2009
Q. ALSO: What was the various scandals and what were the effects they had on the administration?
Asked by Stef - Wed Oct 7 20:40:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The clouds of political scandal encircled and endangered the Warren G. Harding administration in 1923. Had he not died in San Francisco, on August 2, 1923, our 29th president may have faced impeachment, as he headed into his re-election campaign. The president surrounded himself with many distinguished men, such as Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes, Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon, and Commerce Secretary Herbert Hoover, but he also brought to Washington a thoroughly unsavory lot of grafters: Interior Secretary Albert Fall sold for personal gain the nation's oil reserves at Wyoming's Teapot Dome. Thomas Miller, the alien property custodian, was convicted of accepting bribes. Jess Smith, bagman for the operation and personal aide to… [cont.]
Answered by lonely only - Thu Oct 8 04:49:16 2009
What are some starting ideas for internships in public administration?
Q. I'm planning on entering an MPA program next fall. I know it's kind of a long way off, but I really want to do an internship after I complete my studies. The degree I will be getting is a Master's in Public Administration. I will probably choose the concentration in Nonprofit Administration. I'd really like to do my internship for a large NGO - preferably one with an international focus. I would also consider internships in the federal or state government if I still could have a public service focus. Where are some good places to start?
Asked by starfishblues - Sun Nov 19 19:11:37 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are in the U.S., get in touch with your local senators and representatives (state and federal) and government leaders. If you give them a really big campaign donation, that is even better.
Answered by fordkid14 - Sun Nov 19 21:08:26 2006
Q. I'm planning on entering an MPA program next fall. I know it's kind of a long way off, but I really want to do an internship after I complete my studies. The degree I will be getting is a Master's in Public Administration. I will probably choose the concentration in Nonprofit Administration. I'd really like to do my internship for a large NGO - preferably one with an international focus. I would also consider internships in the federal or state government if I still could have a public service focus. Where are some good places to start?
Asked by starfishblues - Sun Nov 19 19:11:37 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are in the U.S., get in touch with your local senators and representatives (state and federal) and government leaders. If you give them a really big campaign donation, that is even better.
Answered by fordkid14 - Sun Nov 19 21:08:26 2006
What do you think of the new administration in Ohio who rode into office on a ethics platform?
Q. Within the first 6 months of the administration being in office the wife of the City of Columbus's mayor who the administration appointed to a high level post resigned for lying about reporting to her job. And now they have a student intern who had a personal computer stolen with records of state employees and state taxpayers on it that could lead to serious identity theft for thousands. The Strickland administration easily won office due to countless ethical violations by the previous Republican administration of Robert Taft. So now the problems already start. And why does a lowly student intern have the records of all state employees and taxpayers in his hands? Justin you just don't get it. The new administration made all these… [cont.]
Asked by ALASPADA - Thu Jun 21 15:58:36 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think that you are too bright. Coleman was elected in 1999 and is a republican. I do agree that his wife is worthless, and that he mispends millions on his stupid downtown projects. and the tapes regarding the intern... do you really think that those policies were in place for only the last 6 months. It has already been widely announced that interns and other authorized people have been bringing those tapes home since the change to the disks in 2001. I think that is one of the dumbest ideas that I have heard in a long time. Who would let sensitve information out of the office like that, and for what reason. The point is that none of the newly elected officials in Ohio have done anything wrong, yet, and I'm not holding my… [cont.]
Answered by Justin K - Thu Jun 21 16:07:41 2007
Q. Within the first 6 months of the administration being in office the wife of the City of Columbus's mayor who the administration appointed to a high level post resigned for lying about reporting to her job. And now they have a student intern who had a personal computer stolen with records of state employees and state taxpayers on it that could lead to serious identity theft for thousands. The Strickland administration easily won office due to countless ethical violations by the previous Republican administration of Robert Taft. So now the problems already start. And why does a lowly student intern have the records of all state employees and taxpayers in his hands? Justin you just don't get it. The new administration made all these… [cont.]
Asked by ALASPADA - Thu Jun 21 15:58:36 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think that you are too bright. Coleman was elected in 1999 and is a republican. I do agree that his wife is worthless, and that he mispends millions on his stupid downtown projects. and the tapes regarding the intern... do you really think that those policies were in place for only the last 6 months. It has already been widely announced that interns and other authorized people have been bringing those tapes home since the change to the disks in 2001. I think that is one of the dumbest ideas that I have heard in a long time. Who would let sensitve information out of the office like that, and for what reason. The point is that none of the newly elected officials in Ohio have done anything wrong, yet, and I'm not holding my… [cont.]
Answered by Justin K - Thu Jun 21 16:07:41 2007
What should I add to a Health Administration degree to make more money?
Q. What should I add to a Health Administration degree in order to make more money/broaden my potential for making more money? Is an MBA a good choice? Any licensing I can tack on to increase my earning potential? Are there other recommendations which will make me more money sooner??? I am open to pretty much any suggestions for this one.
Asked by Daniel K - Tue Sep 18 02:03:01 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An MBA will almost duplicate an MHA but without the hospital specialization of the MHA. An MBA is more versatile and has more utility if you're deciding on master's programs now. Take a look at your Health Administration program and see if there's an area that you particularly enjoyed or that you did exceptionally well in. Consider things like finance, epidemiology, statistics, research, law, whatever it was. Consider getting an MA or MS in that field instead of an MBA. For example, if you found your HA courses in finance to be the most interesting, you will find that holding an MS in Finance in addition to your HA makes you a popular candidate in the HMO world and likely a candidate for a CFO track position. Much depends upon your… [cont.]
Answered by CoachT - Tue Sep 18 02:43:52 2007
Q. What should I add to a Health Administration degree in order to make more money/broaden my potential for making more money? Is an MBA a good choice? Any licensing I can tack on to increase my earning potential? Are there other recommendations which will make me more money sooner??? I am open to pretty much any suggestions for this one.
Asked by Daniel K - Tue Sep 18 02:03:01 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An MBA will almost duplicate an MHA but without the hospital specialization of the MHA. An MBA is more versatile and has more utility if you're deciding on master's programs now. Take a look at your Health Administration program and see if there's an area that you particularly enjoyed or that you did exceptionally well in. Consider things like finance, epidemiology, statistics, research, law, whatever it was. Consider getting an MA or MS in that field instead of an MBA. For example, if you found your HA courses in finance to be the most interesting, you will find that holding an MS in Finance in addition to your HA makes you a popular candidate in the HMO world and likely a candidate for a CFO track position. Much depends upon your… [cont.]
Answered by CoachT - Tue Sep 18 02:43:52 2007
What kind of drug test does federal administration aviation take?
Q. I wanted to know what kind or what type of drug test does the federal administration of aviation take to become an air traffic controller? Example: urine, blood, hair?
Asked by Genie In da Bottle - Sun Sep 23 10:34:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Urine and blood.
Answered by Alex C - Sun Sep 23 10:43:20 2007
Q. I wanted to know what kind or what type of drug test does the federal administration of aviation take to become an air traffic controller? Example: urine, blood, hair?
Asked by Genie In da Bottle - Sun Sep 23 10:34:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Urine and blood.
Answered by Alex C - Sun Sep 23 10:43:20 2007
How is education policy changing during the Obama administration?
Q. what are some of the things that they are gonna do different? like some changes from the bush administration too links are cool too..thanks!
Asked by fakhkeit - Tue Apr 21 13:09:17 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So far, his attention has been on economic and foreign policy issues, but it's only been 91 days since he took office. Here's the agenda, and time will tell what shape these plans eventually take:
Answered by beardog4314 - Tue Apr 21 13:20:31 2009
Q. what are some of the things that they are gonna do different? like some changes from the bush administration too links are cool too..thanks!
Asked by fakhkeit - Tue Apr 21 13:09:17 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So far, his attention has been on economic and foreign policy issues, but it's only been 91 days since he took office. Here's the agenda, and time will tell what shape these plans eventually take:
Answered by beardog4314 - Tue Apr 21 13:20:31 2009
What are major ways in which Canadian administration differs from administration in the United States?
Q. I need to write an essay, 3-5 pages long and the essay question is "What are major ways in which Canadian administration differs from administration in the United States?" I live in Canada. Any suggestions? Thanks
Asked by Katherine K - Tue Mar 3 19:17:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We were free last year. Now we're the same
Answered by n0k00laid - Tue Mar 3 19:35:14 2009
Q. I need to write an essay, 3-5 pages long and the essay question is "What are major ways in which Canadian administration differs from administration in the United States?" I live in Canada. Any suggestions? Thanks
Asked by Katherine K - Tue Mar 3 19:17:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We were free last year. Now we're the same
Answered by n0k00laid - Tue Mar 3 19:35:14 2009
How do I pursue a career in healthcare administration?
Q. I am an undergraduate student, biology major, and was interested in pursuing a career in healthcare management/administration . What should I do to learn more about the field, and what should I do after I graduate?
Asked by smartCookie - Wed Nov 12 14:05:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by prahlad_ganesh - Fri Nov 14 08:48:23 2008
Q. I am an undergraduate student, biology major, and was interested in pursuing a career in healthcare management/administration . What should I do to learn more about the field, and what should I do after I graduate?
Asked by smartCookie - Wed Nov 12 14:05:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by prahlad_ganesh - Fri Nov 14 08:48:23 2008
Can a condo administration start renting apartments?
Q. I own a Condo in Florida and I recently noticed some trashy people moving in. I then heard that they are starting to rent apartments out I think that these people do not have to pay an Homeowners Administration fee and think that this maybe illegal and was wondering if anyone had an insight in this. I think that this maybe illegal cause of the fact they no one is paying the fee.
Asked by Steven C - Sun Mar 1 20:57:01 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, someone is paying the fee. The OWNER of the unit still has to pay the association fee, if the owner lives there or not. Just as he still has to pay the mortgage if he lives there or not. Now don't get me wrong. I don't like it one bit when condo owners rent out their units, because you get, as you say, trashy people. But it is their right to rent out their unit. There is nothing illegal about it at all.
Answered by Lisa A - Sun Mar 1 21:03:14 2009
Q. I own a Condo in Florida and I recently noticed some trashy people moving in. I then heard that they are starting to rent apartments out I think that these people do not have to pay an Homeowners Administration fee and think that this maybe illegal and was wondering if anyone had an insight in this. I think that this maybe illegal cause of the fact they no one is paying the fee.
Asked by Steven C - Sun Mar 1 20:57:01 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, someone is paying the fee. The OWNER of the unit still has to pay the association fee, if the owner lives there or not. Just as he still has to pay the mortgage if he lives there or not. Now don't get me wrong. I don't like it one bit when condo owners rent out their units, because you get, as you say, trashy people. But it is their right to rent out their unit. There is nothing illegal about it at all.
Answered by Lisa A - Sun Mar 1 21:03:14 2009
Should the Obama Administration start a war with Fox News?
Q. The Obama Administration sure seems to be taking a lot of jabs at Fox News. Could they win a war with Fox? We all know how it worked out when they tried with Rush Limbaugh. His ratings went through the roof.
Asked by Barroccoli - Thu Aug 13 13:09:46 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fox's ratings are already far superior to even some network news. They get blasted for telling the truth because the other networks are all as your pic says... bending over. Especially NBC... MY GOD! I can't even watch that channel anymore.
Answered by Crystal - Thu Aug 13 17:04:11 2009
Q. The Obama Administration sure seems to be taking a lot of jabs at Fox News. Could they win a war with Fox? We all know how it worked out when they tried with Rush Limbaugh. His ratings went through the roof.
Asked by Barroccoli - Thu Aug 13 13:09:46 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fox's ratings are already far superior to even some network news. They get blasted for telling the truth because the other networks are all as your pic says... bending over. Especially NBC... MY GOD! I can't even watch that channel anymore.
Answered by Crystal - Thu Aug 13 17:04:11 2009
Is the goal of the Obama Administration to take the USA off our war footing?
Q. Closing Gitmo. Taking detainees from military tribunals to private representation. Not allowing it to be called the "War on Terror". Investigating the CIA (again). Taking interrogations from the CIA and giving the responsibility to the FBI, while proposing a nebulous department in the White House to handle interrogations going forward. This administration has demoralized the CIA and weakened our defenses overall. Is the goal to weaken the USA and make us more susceptible to a terrorist attack? Who's side is this administration on?
Asked by J&J - Sun Aug 30 10:48:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. and yet we still have soldiers in Iraq. Funny, but I don't recall of the rest of the stuff he is doing but I do remember he promised immediate withdrawal from Iraq. Smoke and mirrors...
Answered by emp - Sun Aug 30 11:00:30 2009
Q. Closing Gitmo. Taking detainees from military tribunals to private representation. Not allowing it to be called the "War on Terror". Investigating the CIA (again). Taking interrogations from the CIA and giving the responsibility to the FBI, while proposing a nebulous department in the White House to handle interrogations going forward. This administration has demoralized the CIA and weakened our defenses overall. Is the goal to weaken the USA and make us more susceptible to a terrorist attack? Who's side is this administration on?
Asked by J&J - Sun Aug 30 10:48:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. and yet we still have soldiers in Iraq. Funny, but I don't recall of the rest of the stuff he is doing but I do remember he promised immediate withdrawal from Iraq. Smoke and mirrors...
Answered by emp - Sun Aug 30 11:00:30 2009
The horrible Bush administration and how it has affected you personally?
Q. All I have been hearing about recently is how the Bush administration screwed over the USA. How so? Personally, in your day to day life, how did he personally screw your life up? And don't bring up gas, because you can blame that all on animal activists groups not wanting to hurt the caribou in the tundra of Alaska, or the purple nurple fish off the coast of California.
Asked by ejonsie23 - Fri Oct 10 23:45:45 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) lost my job (am a banker) 2) lost 25% of my pension 3) paid taxes to support a war we can't win.
Answered by Buffy Summers - Fri Oct 10 23:49:11 2008
Q. All I have been hearing about recently is how the Bush administration screwed over the USA. How so? Personally, in your day to day life, how did he personally screw your life up? And don't bring up gas, because you can blame that all on animal activists groups not wanting to hurt the caribou in the tundra of Alaska, or the purple nurple fish off the coast of California.
Asked by ejonsie23 - Fri Oct 10 23:45:45 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) lost my job (am a banker) 2) lost 25% of my pension 3) paid taxes to support a war we can't win.
Answered by Buffy Summers - Fri Oct 10 23:49:11 2008
Should the next President investigate and prosecute the Bush administration?
Q. I would really like this question answered by the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates. If there is evidence to point towards suspcion of a crime that has been committed, then that warrants an investigation. If the investigation does indeed find viable proof and a perpatrator, then that warrants prosecution of the perps. Regarding the large amount of evidence/suspicion/proof of the Bush administrations illegal dealings, should the next President investigate the current President? Which is more important to you, the presidential candidates, restore the high honor of the American people and the laws of our nation and Constitution or is it more important to give the Bush administration the continued blanket of protection that… [cont.]
Asked by nicklemeout - Tue Aug 14 11:07:37 2007 - - 17 Answers - 1 Comments
A. IF, and that's a big if, there is evidence to support criminal activity then of course this Administration should be investigated. But I suspect that won't happen. This Administration has been much smarter than Nixon's. They learned a valuable lesson from that debacle and have covered themselves with fall guys we've already seen take the heat, and designed a strong web of politicians-in-arms that protect each other's backs like nobody's business. I think unless there is clear evidence history alone will judge them. I don't think the country would stand for it unless there was some really damning evidence. They expect the next President and Congress to get busy doing something about the mess in the Middle East, not busy themselves… [cont.]
Answered by Elway_the_Cat - Tue Aug 14 12:26:01 2007
Q. I would really like this question answered by the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates. If there is evidence to point towards suspcion of a crime that has been committed, then that warrants an investigation. If the investigation does indeed find viable proof and a perpatrator, then that warrants prosecution of the perps. Regarding the large amount of evidence/suspicion/proof of the Bush administrations illegal dealings, should the next President investigate the current President? Which is more important to you, the presidential candidates, restore the high honor of the American people and the laws of our nation and Constitution or is it more important to give the Bush administration the continued blanket of protection that… [cont.]
Asked by nicklemeout - Tue Aug 14 11:07:37 2007 - - 17 Answers - 1 Comments
A. IF, and that's a big if, there is evidence to support criminal activity then of course this Administration should be investigated. But I suspect that won't happen. This Administration has been much smarter than Nixon's. They learned a valuable lesson from that debacle and have covered themselves with fall guys we've already seen take the heat, and designed a strong web of politicians-in-arms that protect each other's backs like nobody's business. I think unless there is clear evidence history alone will judge them. I don't think the country would stand for it unless there was some really damning evidence. They expect the next President and Congress to get busy doing something about the mess in the Middle East, not busy themselves… [cont.]
Answered by Elway_the_Cat - Tue Aug 14 12:26:01 2007
What is a difference between business information management and business administration?
Q. What is the difference between business information management and business administration? Can i go for an MBA if i get a bachelors degree in either one? Which one is better for accounting?
Asked by madmarky10 - Fri Oct 26 16:56:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Accounting is its own major. information management deals with managing information (usually more computer oriented) and business admin is how to manage people in a for-profit setting. You can get an MBA with any undergraduate major.
Answered by MetroGirl - Fri Oct 26 17:07:26 2007
Q. What is the difference between business information management and business administration? Can i go for an MBA if i get a bachelors degree in either one? Which one is better for accounting?
Asked by madmarky10 - Fri Oct 26 16:56:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Accounting is its own major. information management deals with managing information (usually more computer oriented) and business admin is how to manage people in a for-profit setting. You can get an MBA with any undergraduate major.
Answered by MetroGirl - Fri Oct 26 17:07:26 2007
What has the Bush administration done to help the lower class?
Q. So other than protecting our freedom, by taking away freedoms. And redefining what torture means. What has the Bush administration done for the lower class where they have actually benefited? My friend and I were asking this over the weekend, and seriously we could not think of a thing. So if you could just give me an example what Bush has done that's benefited lower income families that would be great. Could the stimulus check count? That really didn't seem to do anything right?
Asked by Greg L - Tue Oct 14 11:26:18 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In helping the lower class, Bush and Cheney succeeded in doing exactly what they intended to do, nothing.
Answered by phoxee2003 - Tue Oct 14 11:40:33 2008
Q. So other than protecting our freedom, by taking away freedoms. And redefining what torture means. What has the Bush administration done for the lower class where they have actually benefited? My friend and I were asking this over the weekend, and seriously we could not think of a thing. So if you could just give me an example what Bush has done that's benefited lower income families that would be great. Could the stimulus check count? That really didn't seem to do anything right?
Asked by Greg L - Tue Oct 14 11:26:18 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In helping the lower class, Bush and Cheney succeeded in doing exactly what they intended to do, nothing.
Answered by phoxee2003 - Tue Oct 14 11:40:33 2008
Why does the Obama Administration continue to bully anyone who doesn't agree with the Porkulus?
Q. Some of my most liberal friends don't agree with it, and I have no idea where Gallup gets their numbers. Most people I know hated this bill. However, Obama's administration basically called out Rick Santelli when he provided a perfectly reasonable reason why he didn't like the bill.
Asked by Kool Aid - Sun Feb 22 17:31:31 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People at the NBC's stations will dig into Rick Santelli past and try to ruin him for speaking his mind.
Answered by notagain - Sun Feb 22 17:36:34 2009
Q. Some of my most liberal friends don't agree with it, and I have no idea where Gallup gets their numbers. Most people I know hated this bill. However, Obama's administration basically called out Rick Santelli when he provided a perfectly reasonable reason why he didn't like the bill.
Asked by Kool Aid - Sun Feb 22 17:31:31 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People at the NBC's stations will dig into Rick Santelli past and try to ruin him for speaking his mind.
Answered by notagain - Sun Feb 22 17:36:34 2009
If I found business Administration to be a bore the first time should I even bother going at it again?
Q. I am at a crossroads here where I don't know whether to finish my bachelors in Business Administration degree (I have to take some classes over again including operations management) basically a year and a half left. Or to pursue another field. I found upper level business classes to be a total bore...I HATE accounting. Right now I am taking one chemistry class as I am thinking about getting a pharmacy tech certificate or an associates in nursing.
Asked by Charles - Thu Jan 24 17:55:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have no passion whatever for a degree you're not going to do well at it. If Business is a "bore," find something else. I hated Accounting, also. Worst business courses ever. You should see if you can take the business classes you've taken and put them towards a Business minor to minimize waste. If you enjoy chemistry, you can put that to good use. Pharmacy and Nursing are high demand fields. Depending on where you live, they should be more useful than a business degree, anyway. One last piece of advice: business is a very elitest field. Corporations only hire top students. If you have passion for business, you won't be a top student.
Answered by Defunct - Thu Jan 24 18:17:00 2008
Q. I am at a crossroads here where I don't know whether to finish my bachelors in Business Administration degree (I have to take some classes over again including operations management) basically a year and a half left. Or to pursue another field. I found upper level business classes to be a total bore...I HATE accounting. Right now I am taking one chemistry class as I am thinking about getting a pharmacy tech certificate or an associates in nursing.
Asked by Charles - Thu Jan 24 17:55:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have no passion whatever for a degree you're not going to do well at it. If Business is a "bore," find something else. I hated Accounting, also. Worst business courses ever. You should see if you can take the business classes you've taken and put them towards a Business minor to minimize waste. If you enjoy chemistry, you can put that to good use. Pharmacy and Nursing are high demand fields. Depending on where you live, they should be more useful than a business degree, anyway. One last piece of advice: business is a very elitest field. Corporations only hire top students. If you have passion for business, you won't be a top student.
Answered by Defunct - Thu Jan 24 18:17:00 2008
Why does the Obama administration refuse to answer hard questions?
Q. Obama constantly cut off journalists with tough questions during the campaign. Now, Gibbs is on TV saying he won't go there or he is not looking back... I thought this was supposed to be the most open administration in history? Seems a lot changed once Obama got sworn in. Please make my kool-aid grape. idj---I would guess everything has a racial tint to you. Please stop looking through colored glasses.
Asked by MADDOG - Tue Feb 3 14:21:16 2009 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because the media loved him so much that no one dared to ask hard questions during the campaign. Like a spoiled child, he's used to being on a pedestal, proclaimed the savior of us all and put above the mudane and tawdry. IOW, he isn't asked hard questions because he's too good to be asked hard questions.
Answered by EssieLou - Wed Feb 4 10:40:57 2009
Q. Obama constantly cut off journalists with tough questions during the campaign. Now, Gibbs is on TV saying he won't go there or he is not looking back... I thought this was supposed to be the most open administration in history? Seems a lot changed once Obama got sworn in. Please make my kool-aid grape. idj---I would guess everything has a racial tint to you. Please stop looking through colored glasses.
Asked by MADDOG - Tue Feb 3 14:21:16 2009 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because the media loved him so much that no one dared to ask hard questions during the campaign. Like a spoiled child, he's used to being on a pedestal, proclaimed the savior of us all and put above the mudane and tawdry. IOW, he isn't asked hard questions because he's too good to be asked hard questions.
Answered by EssieLou - Wed Feb 4 10:40:57 2009
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Ted Belman
Sat, 07 Nov 2009 15:16:19 GM
Can anything else possibly go wrong for the Obama . administration's. Middle East policy? In the past ten days, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has twice reversed herself publicly on her attitude toward the Israeli settlements. ...
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