Thank you so much, Mr. Martinez. I’m glad that you feel so validated.
It’s always so nice to hear that esponsibility, strength, commitment, courage, dignity, service, fitness, self-reliance, duty, honor, brevity, and respect are all antithetical to the state of being female.
Thank you so much, Mr. Martinez. I’m glad that you feel so validated.
It’s always so nice to hear that esponsibility, strength, commitment, courage, dignity, service, fitness, self-reliance, duty, honor, brevity, and respect are all antithetical to the state of being female.
The Doctor Will See You for Exactly Seven Minutes – New York Times
And why not? If the medical profession is moving inevitably towards a more consumer-driven model, why shouldn’t we adjust our behavior accordingly? I love it that this opinion came from someone immersed in the medical profession.
The Doctor Will See You for Exactly Seven Minutes – New York Times
And why not? If the medical profession is moving inevitably towards a more consumer-driven model, why shouldn’t we adjust our behavior accordingly? I love it that this opinion came from someone immersed in the medical profession.
I found this in a newspaper that we get at work, and I thought it was significant enough to post up for comment:
(Navy Times, 2/6/06 ) “[New defense measures] are intended to sharpen the military’s focus on the war against terror, which the Pentagon has relabeled ‘The Long War.’"
This military action isn’t going to end any time soon, and they are finally admitting it. That admission ought to have a serious impact on how civil rights issues are dealt with. Infringements aren’t just going to be the temporary muting of a trumpet; if war justifies infringing rights, what’s to stop them from being infringed forever in a war that goes on forever?
I found this in a newspaper that we get at work, and I thought it was significant enough to post up for comment:
(Navy Times, 2/6/06 ) “[New defense measures] are intended to sharpen the military’s focus on the war against terror, which the Pentagon has relabeled ‘The Long War.’"
This military action isn’t going to end any time soon, and they are finally admitting it. That admission ought to have a serious impact on how civil rights issues are dealt with. Infringements aren’t just going to be the temporary muting of a trumpet; if war justifies infringing rights, what’s to stop them from being infringed forever in a war that goes on forever?
