Race to the top
Updated: 2012-02-06 15:51:00
: Rick Osborn's Continuing Education Blog A discussion of continuing higher education , adult education , training,and related--and some unrelated--Tennessee . topics Monday , February 6, 2012 Race to the top Tennessee is ranked at the top for low taxes and limited regulation , so how does that translate to economic performance and quality of life Not so well . nbsp We're 48th in median household income , for example , and we have high unemployment . Steven Strauss , writing in The Huffington Post notes that in a ranking by the American Human Development Index that considers health , education , and income , Tennessee was ranked 44th where 50th is worst-performing . . Hmmmm Steven Strauss : A Disturbing Glimpse of GOP's Low Tax Limited Regulation Utopia Recently , the US Chamber of

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Rick Osborn's Continuing Education Blog A discussion of continuing higher education , adult education , training,and related--and some unrelated--Tennessee . topics Wednesday , January 25, 2012 see more Funny Graphs Posted by Rick Osborn Email This BlogThis Share to Twitter Share to Facebook : Reactions 0 comments : Post a Comment Older Post Home Subscribe to : Post Comments Atom About Me Rick Osborn I'm a recent past president of the Association for Continuing Higher Education ACHE and also a past President of the Tennessee Alliance for Continuing Higher Education TACHE In the real world , I work in university continuing education administration . The views expressed here are my own and not the views of any college , university , or professional organization--no matter how brilliant ,
: , Rick Osborn's Continuing Education Blog A discussion of continuing higher education , adult education , training,and related--and some unrelated--Tennessee . topics Tuesday , January 24, 2012 Rock and roll , hoochie koo Unfortunately , as a former English major , interpreting lyrics is what I do . nbsp I can't help . myself And lyrics are important . nbsp Take that song I'm Already There by Lonestar . nbsp Those lyrics irritate the heck out of me . nbsp What does it mean , I'm already there He's not there he's on the phone . nbsp Is he dead Evidently not , because he's calling from somewhere else . nbsp But at least his being a ghost would explain why he's the shadow on the ground and the whisper in the wind . Next time I'm late for a meeting I'll tell my boss : I'm already . there
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