Fire chief: Crab Orchard fire appears suspicious

When did I boast about my education?

Someone must have asked me.

What forum?

I do have a degree in Sociology..

How did you know?

mayor wrote:

When did I boast about my education?
Someone must have asked me.
What forum?
I do have a degree in Sociology..
How did you know?

I know because I remember! I am very well educated and can retain info, where as you can not remember the info you posted! Now the awnser to my question?

Oh, and do not say Carl Marx! That is too easy!

You asked???
He's a real socialist that changed the way the world does business and even marrage.

If you haven't, you should read his works.

Very inspiring!

mayor wrote:

You asked???
He's a real socialist that changed the way the world does business and even marrage.
If you haven't, you should read his works.
Very inspiring!

See, I have read his work! This is why I said that it was too easy for a "so called socialist"! Come on... really! Try reading Society: the basics. Macionis J. the ninght edition!

mayor wrote:

You asked???
He's a real socialist that changed the way the world does business and even marrage.
If you haven't, you should read his works.
Very inspiring!

P.S. Thanks for EXPOSING YOURSELF, MAYOR! That is all I wanted! Thanks for playinf MY GAME!! Now EVERYONE KNOWS! Wanna play some more?

Well, I just checked my fly and it's up?

I guess you must be an atheist?

Not a Karl Marx fan?

mayor wrote:

Well, I just checked my fly and it's up?
I guess you must be an atheist?
Not a Karl Marx fan?

Again, Read the book! Maciones, J. A college level book, not that you would know anything about that!

Actually, I'm not impressed with his african american approach to sociology.
I prefer the to understand people as a whole not a race.

A Harvard Business School alumnus argues that the brand of business taught today at his alma mater and elsewhere needs a serious overhaul.

[Related content: education, private colleges, economy, college, financial crisis]
By Charles H. Green, Businessweek
Earlier this month, Michael Moore's new movie, "Capitalism: A Love Story," spooled out in theaters nationwide. Like most of Moore's films, it will likely do well -- spectacularly so for a documentary.

It will also likely stoke the Main Street sentiment that Wall Street is a den of iniquity or even something worse.

Where did top CEOs go to college?
How did this schism come about? Just where did Wall Street go wrong? It's popular to blame misaligned incentives, lack of regulation or just plain greed. Those would be conveniently simple explanations. We could just fix incentives, regulate more and prosecute the guilty.

The truth is, sadly, more complex, but it boils down to this: Harvard Business School is to blame. Not solely and specifically HBS, but HBS as representative of business's best thinking and the preferred finishing school for the American System of Free Enterprise. Our best and brightest did it.

Harvard Business School led the charge away from an approach to business centered on relationships and commerce and toward one rooted in markets and competition. It promised us competitive advantage and efficiency, and it delivered.

But those benefits came at a cost. The cost included a Hobbesian view of business -- nasty, brutish and every man for himself -- and a rejection of the idea that ultimately we're all in this together. Which is precisely what we do not need at this time of increasing global interdependence.

How did this happen?

In 2006, I attended my 30-year reunion at Harvard Business School. A few things had changed visibly.

Outbuilding catches fire, no injuries

Register-Herald Reporter

An explosion was reported in Coal City Wednesday, but authorities say only a motorcycle gas tank exploded during an outbuilding fire that was extinguished in a half hour.

Around 3 p.m., the Coal City Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a reported garage explosion on Darnell Lane, said Matthew Crawford, a firefighter and paramedic with the department. When 10 Coal City and Sophia City firefighters arrived on scene, they found an fully engulfed outbuilding that had a motorcycle inside.

The motorcycle’s gas tank did cause a small explosion, Crawford said.

The fire was extinguished 30 minutes after it was dispatched, Crawford said. No one was injured.

Crawford said the fire was apparently caused by a nearby trash burn that was left unattended.

The outbuilding sustained heavy damage and a vehicle parked nearby had minor damage. The motorcycle inside was a total loss.

— Amelia A. Pridemore






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Firefighters from Sophia City and Coal City speak with a woman

yOU PEOPLE IN THis TOWN WILL NEVER GROW UP. i BET YOU ONE THING THAT THE mAYOR WILL HAVE "sALT" FOR THE TOWN WHEN THE ROADS GET SLICK AND WON'T LET THE ROADS GO UNSALTED OR SCRAPED LIKE THE PREVIOUS Mayor did. At least this Mayor keeps the town clean.

mayor_exposed wrote:

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You are not only dillerious but insane too! Where do you get this from? Yeah, I guess we are playin?!?!?!?! Educate yourself! Oh, by the way I have read EVERY post and know your education history. Can you give accreditations? You know before you go boastin Jerry, things like that are public record! So who is your favorite socialist?

You ALL sound insane to me, and you need to grow up.