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Comment on A Reflection on my professor’s commentary on my mid-term assessment by Your father

Your father — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 02:49:19 +0000

How wonderful for Steve. His music ability is a demonstrated talent, so his academic performance is not unexpected and shows another valued quality of his. My congrats to him and his family.
Both he and Alex are inductees this year. Makes their Grandpappy very proud.
Love and kisses Dad

Comment on Reflections on critiquing the writing of others by Ken Long

Ken Long — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 02:20:37 +0000

I agree Pete: sometimes the best thing we can do as reviewers is to help the author get out from under the weight of their own knowledge and help them conenct to the interested reader who lacks that same depth but who wants to engage

Comment on Reflections on critiquing the writing of others by pomeropd

pomeropd — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 06:41:01 +0000

I have to write technical reviews of professional papers for publication. I take the voice of considering the needs of the reader. Please make the paper clearer to your reader. Make clear conclusions that are useful to the reader. If your paper meets the needs of the reader it shall be widely read.

Comment on Reflections on critiquing the writing of others by RG

RG — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:49:07 +0000

KL:
In full agreement. Separating one’s work from self on both sides of equation is one of the toughest challenges. The fact that you post this essay make us all better readers.

Comment on A reflection on mixed methods research in adult education by Ken Long

Ken Long — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 12:38:54 +0000

Mike: i dont see the reference above to “post-postpositivism” above, but if i said that it’s just fat fingers and bad eyes on my part. will check on the page reference you note as well. I like T&T also, they are definitely thought leaders. Thanks for the engagement!

Comment on A reflection on mixed methods research in adult education by Mike Moroney

Mike Moroney — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 09:11:51 +0000

I did find what I think are a couple of errors in the above content – one reference to different philosophical worldviews should (I think) be Creswell p.22 and not page 5 as mentioned. Also Creswell lists postpositivism as one of the world views (not post-postpositivism p22). I have and use Cresswell and also use Tashakorri and Teddlie (2009) “Foundations of Mixed Methods Research” profitably. In the later book I notice that the term “concurrent” appears to have been replaced with the word “parallel” to describe studies which run qualitative and quantitative data gathering and processing activities at the same time.

I like this article!

Comment on Tax cheat Geithner thinks raising taxes may be necessary despite promises not to do so by euandus

euandus — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:40:34 +0000

On Federalism and industry: I suspect that the latest compromise regarding state banking regulation points to the influence of large corporations on the Congress as a culprit in the on-going eclipse of federalism. I have just posted on this, in case you are interested.

Comment on Reflections on myself as an adult learner by Online Stock Trading

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Comment on Reflections on myself as an adult learner by Max weismann

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Comment on MG Scales in a recent yet timeless speech on the dharma of warriors by James McDonald

James McDonald — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 20:38:36 +0000

I can’t think of any one I have read lately that has caught the spirit of comradship and leadership. I also served in VietNam during the Tet 68 offense at Da-Nang with Mobile Construction Battalion Nine. We lost 4 men and took numerouse hits up north at Phu Loc at a detachment with rockets for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Needless to say,your speach brought back tons of memories of sights, smells and yeah, ham and lima beans. Many thanks General for your beautiful trip down memory lane — experiences gone but never forgotten because we just did it.

I have a grandson in his second year at West Point. Has his jump wings and wants to be a Ranger. Pray for him ..I am.

James L. McDonald,CEC,USN (RET)