June 2, 2008
Are There Too Many Women Doctors?
Women are exactly the same as men, except when their not. Recent article and blog noise has been bantering the point made by Business Week Article that informs us that we now have more female doctors which is great, but that they spend less time at the office, so you dont get to see them.
Remember the [...]
May 13, 2008
Man Jailed After Daughter Fails To Get GED
Well isn't this just a peachy piece of precedence? The non custodial father of a 18 year old girl, goes to jail because she fails to earn a GED while truant in moms custody.
How far before "have a child and go to jail" becomes a way to save money?
The interesting part is how the courts [...]
April 24, 2008
Praise = money?
As I have been saying, capitalism is biological. The way it works when there is no state mobster taking a cut, is that we accomplish mutual exchange that makes us happy. If the exchange doesn’t make us happy AND we are free to decline, that is how capitalisms value system works. The [...]
Comments (0) Filed under: 2008, Analysis, CounterPulse, Culture, Economics, Education, Evolution, Interesting, Mating, Marriage & Divorce, OP/ED, Oppression, Politics, Psychology, Science & Nature, Vox Populi — Artfldgr @ 2:59 amApril 10, 2008
Just 20 minutes of weekly housework boosts mental health
Could this be the reason for the decline of women after their "liberation" to state economic drudgery?
Maybe this is why, when men clean up more, they start not working as much, and letting the wife earn the money? They suddenly get a burst of mental health and figures its better to be a [...]
April 9, 2008
Who’s oppressing who?
Another socialist country takes feminism, and modern feminists to task.
to quote "One of Canada’s leading newspaper columnists takes on the ideology of feminism."
There is a new wind in the air blowing a new direction, with the ships bearing our dreams chaning tack.
Who’s oppressing who?
In its earliest and most benign form – the political [...]
March 31, 2008
Farewell to 'predictable, tiresome and dreary' women's studies
Some things make one think of the Wizard of Oz.
Farewell to 'predictable, tiresome and dreary' women's studies
Women's studies, which came to prominence in the wake of the 1960s feminist movement, is to vanish from British universities as an undergraduate degree this summer. Dwindling interest in the subject means that the final 12 students will [...]
March 29, 2008
A Vision of America, in the near future?
Could this be a vision of what we have to look forward to under liberal government?
Girl sent to psych ward for homeschooling, parents billed (via WorldNetDaily.com)
The parents of Melissa Busekros, the German teen who was taken by police from her home and placed in a psychiatric ward because she [...]
March 18, 2008
The Good Girls Rap vs. STDs
I recently read the depressing news that fully one-quarter of teenaged girls in America have a sexually transmitted disease. Among black girls, it rises to a truly alarming fifty percent. This study reminded me of a poem I wrote urging teen girls to practice sexual abstinence. Yes, in this particular poem I targeted the girls [...]
Comments (17) Filed under: Culture, Education, Entertainment, Family, Humor, Mating, Marriage & Divorce, Media, Psychology, Sex & Relationships, Society, Vox Populi — Denise Noe @ 4:27 pmMarch 14, 2008
A Real World Look at Socialism
There's an interesting video that I'd like for you all to see, But for some crazy reason, Blogwonks won't let me embed it here.
So, you'll have to come to my blog.
Click here to see what Democratic Socialism gets you, in this day and age in America.
…..the scary part is, we're putting one of those…..in the [...]
Happy St. Patrick?s Day ? and wear green!
March 17 is a very special day, honoring the richness of Irish history, traditions, and customs. It is especially appropriate that, of those groups outside of the Emerald Isle itself, we in the United States of America should pay special attention to St. Patrick?s Day. Over nine times as many people of at least partially [...]
Comments (5) Filed under: Culture, Education, Entertainment, Humor, Media, Money, Society, Vox Populi — Denise Noe @ 4:59 amMarch 12, 2008
Study Finds 1 in 4 US Teens Has a STD
If you have sons, you might want to warn them that dating “Most likely to be a disease vector” in the yearbook is a bad idea.
Do note that the headline smears ALL TEENS but the story is actually TEEN GIRLS.
They are assuming or asserting an equal distribution that is yet to be [...]
March 7, 2008
A fresh turn on The Turn of the Screw!
Author?s not: This was originally published in The Hatchet: The Journal of Lizzie Borden Studies. Those who have not yet had the pleasure of reading the Henry James classic should be aware that this essay contains spoilers.
A fresh turn on The Turn of the Screw!
The Borden case continues to enthrall over a century after it [...]
March 5, 2008
A Thought Experiment on Campus Rape
Heather MacDonald does it again with a follow up piece on Campus Rape.
She did such a great job the first time, I again will not make comment. Something that those who have read my work regularly know is as rare as a eclipse. Support the author by clicking and visiting City-Journal too.
A Thought [...]
March 4, 2008
Gender differences in Forgiving, and Language, biological
Here we are in round 245 of the battle between ideologies PREDICTIONS as assertions of truth, and sciences discovery of said truth (a common patriarchal plot using those male discoveries like logic, empiracism, physics, and mathematics - if only women thought of them first, then they could be valid).
At some point, either the ideology [...]
February 28, 2008
Parental instinct found in the brain
Turns out parents have 'parental instincts' having to do with their own children. These are not a result of culture, but the result of parents being the ones to take care of their children through the ages, because no one else, despite what is said, can care for them better than the parents (even not [...]
Comments (0) Filed under: 2008, Culture, Education, Evolution, Family, Fatherhood, Feminism, Interesting, Mating, Marriage & Divorce, Politics, Psychology, Science & Nature, Sex & Relationships, Society, Vox Populi — Artfldgr @ 3:27 amFebruary 26, 2008
The Campus Rape Myth
Heather MacDonald takes the feminists to task with one of the best articles exposing the campus rape myth and the feminists that make it so.
The Campus Rape Myth
The reality: bogus statistics, feminist victimology, and university-approved sex toys
It’s a lonely job, working the phones at a college rape crisis center. Day after day, you wait [...]
February 24, 2008
Under the Eye of the Clock by Christopher Nolan, reviewed by Denise Noe
Under the Eye of the Clock is the autobiography of Christopher Nolan, a fascinating and talented young poet who suffers from cerebral palsy. He is unable to walk or talk or write in the normal manner. Since Nolan lacks the use of his hands, this book, like Dam-Burst of Dreams, the book of [...]
Comments (0) Filed under: Book Review, Culture, Education, Entertainment, Family, Media, Psychology, Society, Vox Populi — Denise Noe @ 1:09 pmFebruary 12, 2008
Men: Reaching 100 Is Easier Than Suspected
It's nice to hear that there are things that people can do to modify the outcomes of their lives to the best that their genetics lets them have.
Simple changes in lifestyle, that may require self control, and often is part of improving and expanding your life, can have significant impact as to the quality [...]
February 11, 2008
Meet Atlanta's Lesbian Writers!
Author?s note: A previous version of the article appeared in the publication of the Atlanta Writing Resource Center, an organization that, to the best of my knowledge, is no longer in existence.
Lesbian writers have a grand tradition going back to Sappho. Indeed, literature would be impoverished beyond recognition without the contributions of gay women.
Lesbians [...]
February 5, 2008
Lysenkoists already starting to cripple the sciences
There is a great chasm between ideas and ideologies. Ideas are limitless; ideologies are nothing but limits on limits, either an idea fits the ideology or it must be forbidden as the ideology must be a monopoly. If it’s not a monopoly, then people will have a choice as to which to follow, which is [...]
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