Monthly Archives: June 2011

Teaching and Contrasting Cultures using “Dust in the Wind”, “Winds of Change” and “Blowin’ in the Wind”—Part 3 By Kevin A. Stoda, international educator in Taiwan This is the third of 3 “wind”-themed songs, I used last month to help … Continue reading →

Coming from a right-to=work state, I know that labor is not protected well by the legal system and lawyers. It is just as bad in many other states–anti-lawyer-propaganda up to my WAZOO! See the film.–KAS NOTE: “Filmmaker Susan Saladoff, a … Continue reading →

Rep. Huelskamp is so determined to deny climate change that he voted to block the Department of Agriculture from preparing for extreme weather linked to global warming. Extreme weather threatens our food supplies. Tell Rep. Huelskamp his vote was shockingly … Continue reading →

Dear MoveOn member, Last week, President Obama announced his plan for Afghanistan. Unfortunately, it means even more years of war. Even after the 33,000 “surge” troops come home by next summer, nearly 68,000 will remain—twice as many as when Obama … Continue reading →

1. A Shocking Conflict of Interest? Dear Environmental Activist When Republican Congressman Paul Ryan was asked at a town hall meeting in Waterford, WI, about the need to end subsidies to oil companies, he responded, “I agree.” [1] But just … Continue reading →

All around the world, there have been protests, revolts, and change. When will it end up in the land where FREEDOM RINGS?–KAS Original Content at http://www.opednews.com/articles/In-this-Country-at-Least–by-David-Glenn-Cox-110626-58.html In this Country at Least, The Revolution Will Not Be Televised By David Glenn … Continue reading →

MIKE POMPEO of Kansas is just as bad as Tim Huelskamp (KS), Member of Congress . Check out his horrible newsletter (below) here–-and then give Pompeo your opinion and earful on Karl Rove and the Koch Brothers he worships like … Continue reading →

In the case of the Supreme court’s Clarence Thomas, these are good ideas.–KAS • Justice Gary Stein, a veteran of 17 years on the New Jersey Supreme Court, now in private practice. As a former state supreme court justice, he … Continue reading →

Top 10 Most Viewed Articles in Past Three Days #1 : Heed the Warning Signs; America is Edging Ever Closer to a Societal Implosion (by michael payne) #2: Ditching Grandma: Reexamining the Era of Economic Irresponsibility (by Monika Mitchell) #3 … Continue reading →

By Kevin Anthony Stoda What makes one blog article more popular than another? Is it luck, search engine, random, destiny, service provider, connections, location, Facebook or what? I have been doing some research on search engines since 2007 and have … Continue reading →