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On the article Police Seek Details on Assault, Robbery on WB&A Trail
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On the article Police Seek Details on Assault, Robbery on WB&A Trail
Brian
10:54 am on Thursday, March 14, 2013
Stereotypes are based on a belief that may or may not be accurate. Sterotypes are usually based on a very small percentage of the parties being stereotyped. I agree that one should be aware of their surroundings for purposes of self preservation but to act based on a stereotype can often lead to misunderstandings.
So how is one to know? One has to act based on his or her actual experiences not based on the stereotype. -
On the article Odenton Man Arrested on Drug Charges
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On the article Police Seek Details on Assault, Robbery on WB&A Trail
Brian
9:38 am on Thursday, March 14, 2013
ReplyKyle B. you are absolute correct it does suck. It is a shame that some people treat other people like crap just because of the way they look. It still amazes me that people still form opinions about people based on stereotypes. Just like above with the comment with the broken English that was said in jest.
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On the article Odenton Man Arrested on Drug Charges
Brian
1:58 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
ReplyWow dude... the street was named for the families that owned the land there. Some still live on the street. No Class.
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On the Blog Post Support HB 1462 Start School Later Task Force at Annapolis Hearing
Brian
2:34 pm on Tuesday, March 12, 2013
I hear what you are saying CI. I also agree there is a problem. I just dont agree completely with the solution. It takes a village to raise a child but in this case I believe the responsibility lies within the home.
See I remember being a teen and what is going to happen is if they start school later is that the teen will then stay up later. They will say to the parent we dont need to go to sleep until x time because school doesnt start until x time. So the problem is still there. Until there is a change at home, the problem is going to stay. Moving the time is putting a band aid on the issue. -
On the Blog Post Support HB 1462 Start School Later Task Force at Annapolis Hearing
Brian
2:10 pm on Tuesday, March 12, 2013
The mayo clinic doesnt specify a time. What they do is outline ways teens can get a more restful and longer period of sleep. No times were discussed in this article. But it seems obvious to me that the adjustment can be made at home instead of having the entire community change, even those without teen children.
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On the Blog Post Support HB 1462 Start School Later Task Force at Annapolis Hearing
Brian
1:56 pm on Tuesday, March 12, 2013
The question is did you read the entire article? Yes they said that a teens sleep cycle doesn't start until 11 p.m but they also gave the solution to the issue. Did I read something incorrectly? I dont believe so.
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On the Blog Post Support HB 1462 Start School Later Task Force at Annapolis Hearing
Brian
1:20 pm on Tuesday, March 12, 2013
CI I have another solution ...send their butts to bed earlier. Reset their clocks as I said above. The Mayo clinic seems to think it can be done. Why cant you or others?
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On the Blog Post Support HB 1462 Start School Later Task Force at Annapolis Hearing
Brian
1:14 pm on Tuesday, March 12, 2013
CI yes blame the parents!!! You asked "And when their bodies don't enter their sleep cycle until 11 p.m..." . Well reset their internal clock. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/teens-health/CC00019/NSECTIONGROUP=2 . This will solve the issue. It is just like making them go to bed earlier.....hmmm and eliminating the stimuli.
Brian
1:07 pm on Thursday, March 14, 2013
LOL Arlene as liberal as I am, I actually agree with you. There is no accountability in our society any more.