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Was Franklin Delano Roosevelt the last great Democrat President?




I am typically libertarian minded because I have ideas that both political parties hold and there are not too many great politicians in either party, nowadays. Plus, the Democrat Party is too far left nowadays and it was infiltrated by anti-American Marxists around the 1950′s. The Republican Party was infiltrated in recent times by corporations and religious fundamentalists. However, if I lived in the time of FDR, I would have been a dedicated Democrat and I would have voted for him every time he ran for President. Roosevelt set this country back on track after the Great Depression and his excellent leadership during WWII set him on the track to being one of the greatest US Presidents in history. He was stricken by Polio as a younger adult, yet, you would not notice it when he appeared in public, and he was a very, very strong leader who helped make this country the superpower it is today. I wish we would have another President with the same great leadership skills that Roosevelt had.

Fredda
Posted 03 January 2009 † Leadership Style § Politics ‡ Comments

What college did you get into and what were your stats?




I got into Rutgers, Stony Brook, Boston University (ED), and Indiana University. I got rejected by Wisconsin but I’m still waiting on NYU, UFL, and GWU, (not that I can get into any of them since I did ED :(

Here are my stats:
1) 3.6 GPA (not sure if it’s weighted or not)
2) 1140 SATs
3) 2 Leadership positions
4) 2 sports (winter and spring track)
5) 5 clubs/ECs
6) 2 part time jobs
7) Volunteered at a hospital, tutored, campaigned for Mejias, and fundraised. 8) Received Honors such as Triple “C” award, student of the month, honor roll, honor society, French honor society, and business honor society.
9) Skills: Quadlingual and Microsoft MOS certified

Please share your accepts and stats :) )))))

Even if you’ve been out of school for a while

Suzy

Posted 02 January 2009 † Leadership Style § Higher Education (University +) ‡ Comments

When will I see the light? Call me more abusive names, then maybe I like to join your side?




I swear, I have been called more nasty names, but have seen A lot LESS reasons, thinking, links, or some kind of clue as to WHY-
…I ask a reasonable question, and get called inflamatory names- this is immature and another clear example of poor leadership skills-

first -just stop it-
second – have you read ? the Yahoo Answers terms of Service and community guidelines- because you are in violation (for being vile)
third- your no longer in the “winning” team, cheating, name calling, lying or just living in denial-
the people who know the truth will pick out everything your doing wrong at each turn of the “mile” – throwing a fit is so babyish-
but I know there is a lot of immature people here who tend to make the cooler heads look bad-

I have many right-sided friends who also are very cool-headed and propose a good argument- that is fine by me-

the name-callers are all going to be sighted- I encourage all who agree- right or left, to “flag” those with the vile insults

Fransisca

Posted 02 January 2009 † Leadership Style § Politics ‡ Comments

Can you help me please?




Please I need to translation to Arabic ?

How will student seating be arranged?

How will individual and group materials and supplies be stored?

What are your expectations for student movement to, from and during group work?

What expectations about talk will you communication to students?

What group attention signals will be used?

Will students have specific roles?

do you group skill have to be discussed modeled or practiced?

Monitoring, accountability and feedback procedures
Will group work have individual product group products or both?
How will individual or group work be assessed ?
How will you monitor student behavior and work during group activities?
How will students receive feedback about individual and group performance?
How will students receive feedback about their behavior in group ?
Group skills that must be discussed modeled or practiced?
Social skills?
Explaining skills?
Leadership skills?
please dont translation in google its not correct

Galina

Posted 02 January 2009 † Leadership Style § Homework Help ‡ Comments

Is Obama “election” just another bubble?




After all the bubbles (internet, stock market, real estate) we have a new bubble – The Obama Bubble.

Obama has no legitimate intellect, no leadership skills, no track record except getting elected by the naive, etc

All the bubbles start when at least 50% believe the hype. Since it is unlikely the number go much higher this bubble will be short-lived and probably the most dangerous!

Romaine

Posted 02 January 2009 † Leadership Style § Elections ‡ Comments

should i lie on my colelge application?




ok well i’ve been a cheerleader for 4 years now but i didn’t make capitan…:( anyway my bro says i sould lie cuz the college will think that i lack leadership skills since i was on the squad for so long but didn’t make capitan… should iu lie or do you think they’ll check?
omg i don’t wanna be devious and i don’t lack leadership skills… my coach just plays favorites!!!!! geez

Cleta
Posted 02 January 2009 † Leadership Style § Higher Education (University +) ‡ Comments

Can some one help please?




Can I get a second opinion on my paper, I have proof read it twice I would like a second opinion

It seems community policing is more effective in the 21st century more than traditional policing. Based on the Lilley and Hinduja (2006) article, community policing believes in good customer service and showing leadership skills. These are qualities and skills police officers all should have in order to exemplify good leadership in public safety.

As started in the article, police officers in a community policing agency is evaluated on their customer service skills. Community policing is effective in many ways. First, if a police officer who shows good customer service skills towards civilians in return civilians will be willing to cooperate with the assisting the police officer. Second, evaluating how quickly police officers solve their cases is also a building a strong trust within the community. This shows good leadership skills by handling cases in a quickly and timely manner. The traditional model appears to focus on customer service less making the community less trusting and cooperative with police officers.

A police department with police officers who shows great leadership skills makes the community see them as proficient and dependable. A police department does not show good leadership can cause a public safety problem within the community. If a police officer lacks in leadership skills he can lose control in a situation, or not be able to gain control of the situation. This can also cause the community to have lack of confidence within the police department this can lead to tension between the community and the authorities.

Involving the community is also a good way for police officers to connect with the community. Connecting with the community is important because they are the people who see what goes on when the authorities are not present. A police department that is able to relate and understand the community’s concerns and issues can be more effective in problem solving crimes within the community efficiently.

The criminal justice system has evolved over time meaning more contemporary ways of policing needs to be used to keep with the times and provide public safety. Community policing seems to have a more effective of impact than the traditional system in achieving it main goal to keep public order in the community, but have the community’s trust and support.

Shelba

Posted 01 January 2009 † Leadership Style § Homework Help ‡ Comments

Need to sign up for speaking events?




I’m trying to sign myself up for speaking events. The topics are within the realm of accountability, leadership skills, communication/listening skills, teambuilding, dealing with change etc…in the workplace. Any good leads?

Yevette
Posted 01 January 2009 † Leadership Style § Other - Society & Culture ‡ Comments

Being a chief, deputy inspector? NYPD?




I’m 17 now..
My plan is to go into the NYPD Cadet Corps and when I get out join the NYPD.
My dream is to be a Lt., Capt, and even a deputy inspector.

I know other than being a great cop, passing the exams, and having natural leadership skills, what college courses should I major in to get up there?
Any suggestions or anything to help reach my goal, please weigh in.
Thank you :]

Griselda

Posted 01 January 2009 † Leadership Style § Law Enforcement & Police ‡ Comments

Speech for year book 10 Points




Next week i will be graduating from a three year educational program called MEET .For the last three summers and two years in between i learning computer science and leadership skills and business . For more information please read about MEET on this website

http://meet.csail.mit.edu/programs.html

since i am graduating next week from MEET we have a yearbook and they asked me to write a paragraph but i need help on how to do it and i would like to use some wisdom quotes any help will be appreciated .

Leighann

Posted 31 December 2008 † Leadership Style § Homework Help ‡ Comments