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Why is our South Carolina charter school so successful? We teach boys and girls separately Original
Gov. Henry McMaster wrote this letter to Langston Charter Middle School Principal David Wooten in November 2024 after the U.S. Department of Education recognized it as a National Blue Ribbon School. Langston Charter Middle School At the start of this school year, the U.S. Department of Education awarded Langston Middle Charter School a National Blue Ribbon.
How the insurance-driven world of the American medical system affects doctors and patients | Opinion Original
Patients needs may be met, but insurers hold medical practices captive David Wooten Guest columnist I went to my doctor recently. I am a retired physician. Just a routine follow-up visit. No big deal. I am generally well except for a few common ailments typical of an aging baby boomer. He is a nice fellow and a competent doc who I believe has the best interests of his patients at heart. He is not unlike most physicians in the U.S., well-trained, technically competent, and hard working.
Correction: Novel Hybrid Phenotype Revealed in Small Cell Lung Cancer by a Transcription Factor Network Model That Can Explain Tumor Heterogeneity
Correction: Novel Hybrid Phenotype Revealed in Small Cell Lung Cancer by a Transcription Factor Network Model That Can Explain Tumor Heterogeneity Akshata R. Udyavar, David J. Wooten, Megan Hoeksema, Mukesh Bansal, Andrea Califano, Lourdes Estrada, Santiago Schnell, Jonathan M. Irish, Pierre P. Massion and Vito Quaranta Cancer Res March 1 2019 (79) (5) 1014; DOI: 10.1158/0008-5472.CAN-19-0069
"Whatever It Takes" Wasn't Enough
Excerpted from Doug Noland's Credit Bubble Bulletin blog, Credit booms are powerfully reinforcing. New Credit provides additional purchasing power that spurs spending, economic output, corporate earnings/cash-flow and income growth. Monetary expansions, as well, fuel inflating asset prices, most notably in securities and real estate. In both the Financial Sphere and the Real Economy Sphere, Credit expansion and its myriad inflationary effects beget more self-reinforcing Credit.
American Troops In Yemen Signals Deepening US Involvement In Mideast
A small team of U.S. troops was on the ground in Yemen and Navy ships with Marines aboard were offshore to support friendly forces against an al-Qaeda offshoot as the U.S. deepened its involvement in yet another Mideast civil war, the Pentagon said Friday. Capt. Jeff Davis, a Pentagon spokesman, declined to say how many U.S. troops were in Yemen near the port city of Mukalla, a former stronghold of the al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula terror group, or whether they were Special Forces.
Harvard Brings Back The 'Blacklist' For Final Club, Fraternity, Sorority Students
In a stunning attack on freedom of association, Harvard University announced today that members of independent, single-sex, off-campus organizations will be blacklisted from Rhodes and Marshall scholarships and banned from leadership of on-campus organizations or athletic teams.
Wall Street 'Whistleblower' Analyst Exposes Clinton Foundation As "Charity Fraud"
“It seems like the Clinton Foundation operates as a slush fund for the Clintons,” said Bill Allison, a senior fellow at the Sunlight Foundation, a government watchdog group where progressive Democrat and Fordham Law professor Zephyr Teachout was once an organizing director. The group spent the bulk of its windfall on administration, travel, and salaries and bonuses, with the fattest payouts going to family friends.
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Did Free Markets Cause The Flint, Michigan Water Disaster?
Submitted by Dale Steinreich via The Mises Institute, In the wake of numerous cases of lead poisoning through Flint, Michigan’s government-managed water supply, some commentators immediately began looking for ways to blame the private sector.
The Global Run On Physical Cash Has Begun: Why It Pays To Panic First
Back in August 2012, when negative interest rates were still merely viewed as sheer monetary lunacy instead of pervasive global monetary reality that has pushed over $6 trillion in global bonds into negative yield territory, the NY Fed mused hypothetically about negative rates and wrote "Be Careful What You Wish For" saying that "if rates go negative, the U.S. Treasury Department’s Bureau of Engraving and Printing will likely be called upon to print a lot more currency as individuals and...
Why Aren't Presidential Candidates Discussing Who They Would Pick For Fed Chairman?
The large and eclectic field of presidential contenders is in full-out campaign-promise mode, as voters demand positions on everything from ISIS to ethanol. With the economy so fragile, now might be a good time to seek commitments on who our next president will appoint to the Federal Reserve, and statements on what the proper role of the Fed should be. Recent history is too important to ignore.
What's Next For Stocks After The New Year's Day 1 Hangover?
After getting hammered on the first trading day of 2016, what can we expect from the stock market? Happy New Year, stock investors! Equity markets around the globe rang in 2016 with hefty losses. The heaviest selling was seen in Shanghai but the damage found its way to New York, in spades. While U.S. stocks did close well off of their lows, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) still lost 1.58%, the worst first day showing for a year since 2008 – and 1980 before that.
China Halts Stock Trading For Day After Entire Market Crashes
Following the initial halt in CSI-300 Futures at the 5% limit down level, the afternoon session opened to more carnage and amid the worst 'first day of the year' in at least 15 years, Chinese stocks collapsed further to a 7% crash. At 1334 local time, stock trading was halted for the rest of the day across all exchanges (at least two hours early). Chinese stock trading was halted for the rest of the day after the CSI 300 Index plunged more than 7 percent.
How Traders Are Preparing For The Rate Hike: "It's A Good Time To Beat The Crap Out Of A Punchbag"
Summing up the anxiety ahead of today's Fed decision - which talking heads just this morning explained is "priced in" and is a "non-event... been so telegraphed" - market professionals believe "it seems a good time just to go and beat the crap out of a punchbag." As Bloomberg reports, real traders say they "just don't want to do any damage today," as they trade around the events, "I think we're going to see a lot of volatility," and Treasury risk is already spiking to 5-month highs.
Nothing To Fear But The Fearful Themselves
When I first learned of the recent attacks in Paris, a chill went down my spine. “No,” I thought, “This is all happening too fast.” I was terrified. I was not terrorized, mind you. What happened in Paris was tragic, of course. But I was not so ignorant and innumerate as to think the kind of violence it represented was a statistically significant direct threat to myself and my loved ones.
FHFA Head Warns Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac May Need Another Taxpayer Bailout
Yesterday, we learned that Fannie Mae recently rolled out a new program known as “Home Ready,” which would allow borrowers to obtain a 3% downpayment mortgage with no minimum cash contribution. Now we learn this. WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are at risk of needing an injection of Treasury capital after the latter reported its first quarterly loss in four years, the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency said Tuesday.
Amazon Just Became Bigger Than Walmart: Here's Why
MThe moment everyone has been waiting for has finally arrived, by which of course, we mean the moment when the market cap of AMZN would finally surpass Wal-mart. Just after 4pm Jeff Bezos' Amazon reported number that were quite impressive at first blush. And at second blush as well.
The Best And Worst Performing Assets In May
Did you sell in May and go away? According to DB, doing so would have so far produced mixed results. Equities generally did better than fixed income with May easily being the most volatile month for core rates this year. Despite the ongoing intra-day volatility China equities were still one of the best performing markets in May and notably outperformed what was a fairly poor performance for broader EM.
5 Year Auction Yield Tumbles To Lowest Since May 2013
As we previously noted, yesterday's 2 Year auction was an absolute blockbuster and accurately guessed the general direction of the bond market following yesterday's FOMC announcement.
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