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Americiin red state-d buyu republican state-vvd hezee ch marijuanag legal bolgohgvi ee,

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Клинтон ялвал АНУ задрана гэж Тексас муж сануулав

Civil War II? Trump fans in Texas eye secession if Clinton wins

https://www.rt.com/usa/356313-clinton-w ... s-secedes/

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Клинтон ялвал АНУ задрана гэж Тексас муж сануулав

Civil War II? Trump fans in Texas eye secession if Clinton wins

https://www.rt.com/usa/356313-clinton-w ... s-secedes/

АНУ задрах задрахгүй чам шиг самба сармагчинд ямар падлий байна даа. Ёстой л нэг эсгий хийх газар нохой хэрэггүй гээчээр илүү юманд хошуу дүрж дальчиганан самбаганадагаа чи болих хэрэгтэй.

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Баруунд Опиоид Моод болжээ



https://www.statnews.com/2016/10/03/pre ... l-fashion/

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Тэнэгүүдийн Арми

Ард түмэн мэдлэг боловсролгүй бол ардчилал тогтох боломж үгүй

By the end of the 1990s, two thirds of high school seniors were unable to identify the 50-year period in which the Civil War was fought; half didn’t know in which half century World War I took place. More than half could not name the three branches of government. A majority had no idea what the Gettysburg address was all about. Fifty two percent chose Germany, Japan or Italy as “U.S. allies” in World War II.

Several years ago Newsweek asked a sample of 1000 voters to take the same test that new immigrants applying for U.S. citizenship must pass. One third of the respondents couldn’t name the vice president and half didn’t know that the first 10 amendments to the Constitution are called the Bill of Rights. Only one third knew that the Constitution is considered the nation’s highest law.

Amazingly, 1987 produced yet another prophetic and best-selling education book, The Closing of the American Mind by Alan Bloom, a previously unknown University of Chicago professor. Bloom’s book, subtitled “How Higher Education Has Failed Democracy and Impoverished the Souls of Today’s Students,” exposed the unraveling of academic standards at American universities. Eventually it sold more than a million copies, an astonishing number for a text full of references to philosophers such as Plato and Rousseau

The Dumbest Generation, by Emory University English professor Mark Bauerline, brought us up to date with reams of depressing data. Along with the works of Hirsch and Bloom, Bauerline’s 2008 book is essential for understanding the stupid election of 2016. The book’s title is no mere epithet. The Dumbest Generation is a thoroughly researched examination of the intellectual habits and tastes of the millennials, revealing, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that the country’s education collapse has reached a new and even more dangerous level. According to a host of objective national surveys, these young people have not only been shortchanged of essential cultural literacy in the schools, like previous generations, but they now disdain intellectual curiosity and the culture of books altogether. For this generation there’s no need to read any serious historical and cultural texts, since anything worth knowing can always be Googled. Bauerline makes us see that when the distractions of digital age social media were added to the breakdown of the curriculum in the schools the results— for our society and our democracy—become doubly toxic.

“No cohort in human history has opened such a fissure between its material conditions and its intellectual attainments. None has experienced so many technological enhancements and yielded so little progress,” Bauerline writes. “This is the paradox of the dumbest generation. For the young American, life has never been so yielding, goods so plentiful, schooling so accessible and liberties so copious. The material gains are clear… But it’s a shallow advent. As the survey research shows, knowledge and skills haven’t kept pace, and the intellectual habits that complement them are slipping… The mental equipment of the young falls short of their media, money, e-gadgets, and career plans.”

Even the objective surveys cited by Bauerline can’t quite capture the everyday reality of this fracture. Something more personal and up close with the millennials is needed. So consider this observation by David Gelernter, a prominent professor of computer sciences at Yale University:
“I’m lucky to be at one of the best colleges in the world. Our students are as smart as any in the world. They work very hard to get here… My students today are much less obnoxious, much more likable than I and my friends used to be, but they are so ignorant that it’s hard to accept how ignorant they are. You tell yourself stories; it’s very hard to grasp that the person you’re talking to, who is bright, articulate, advisable, interested, and doesn’t know who Beethoven is. Had no view looking back at the history of the 20th century—just sees a fog, a blank. Has the vaguest idea of who Winston Churchill was or why he mattered. And maybe has no image of Teddy Roosevelt… . They know nothing about art. They know nothing about history. They know nothing about philosophy.”

While being aware of that danger, there is still no escaping the connection between lowering a democratic society’s intellectual standards and lowering the expectations for those vying for its leadership. Our founding fathers understood this connection. Matthew Arnold understood it all too well. He knew that without immersing future generations in “the best that has been said and thought” many will be tempted to choose leaders who represent the worst that has been said and thought.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2 ... itter_page

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Police in Hope, Indiana, have released a picture of Erika Hurt as they found her on Saturday afternoon. She appears unresponsive behind the wheel of the vehicle and has a syringe in her hand in the photo. Town Marshal Matthew Tallent says Hurt's 10-month-old son was crying in the rear of the vehicle.

http://abc13.com/1574719/

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Тромпийн дэмжигч: Азируугаа Зайл

‘Go back to Asia!’: Trump supporter grabs woman–police arrive and handcuff the victim

http://usuncut.com/news/go-back-asia-tr ... ff-victim/

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Энэ NCA_D хэддүгээр ангийн хүүхэд юм бэ?

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Чиний шүтдэг барууны соёл иргэншил будаа

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Барууны Худал Ухуулгын Аппарат Хэрхэн Ажиллаж бна?

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PISA buyu 15 nastai huuheduudees avdag shalgaltaar Amerikiin huuheduudiin mathematiciin onoo jilees jild buursaar baina . 2015 ond dundajaar 470 onoo avsan ni 2012 onii 481 onoonoos buuran 39 r bairand orjee . 2000 ond 493 onoo avch baijee

Asian americans huuheduudiin dundaj zuun Aziinhantai , tsagaan arist Amerik huuheduudiinh baruun Europiinhtoi oiroltsoo baina

Gol asuudal ni haruud bolon hispanicuud


Hispanicuud bolon haruud 50% ni bolohoor ene uls hetsuudene dee

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Human Rights гэж таалагдахгүй улс орнуудаа ичээх тактик нь өөрт нь ингэж үйлчилж бгаа юм

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For the first time in nearly 150 years, India's economy surpasses that of United Kingdom

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/indi ... 064690.cms

[Chiledu]

Тэнэгүүдийн Арми

Ард түмэн мэдлэг боловсролгүй бол ардчилал тогтох боломж үгүй

By the end of the 1990s, two thirds of high school seniors were unable to identify the 50-year period in which the Civil War was fought; half didn’t know in which half century World War I took place. More than half could not name the three branches of government. A majority had no idea what the Gettysburg address was all about. Fifty two percent chose Germany, Japan or Italy as “U.S. allies” in World War II.

Several years ago Newsweek asked a sample of 1000 voters to take the same test that new immigrants applying for U.S. citizenship must pass. One third of the respondents couldn’t name the vice president and half didn’t know that the first 10 amendments to the Constitution are called the Bill of Rights. Only one third knew that the Constitution is considered the nation’s highest law.

Amazingly, 1987 produced yet another prophetic and best-selling education book, The Closing of the American Mind by Alan Bloom, a previously unknown University of Chicago professor. Bloom’s book, subtitled “How Higher Education Has Failed Democracy and Impoverished the Souls of Today’s Students,” exposed the unraveling of academic standards at American universities. Eventually it sold more than a million copies, an astonishing number for a text full of references to philosophers such as Plato and Rousseau

The Dumbest Generation, by Emory University English professor Mark Bauerline, brought us up to date with reams of depressing data. Along with the works of Hirsch and Bloom, Bauerline’s 2008 book is essential for understanding the stupid election of 2016. The book’s title is no mere epithet. The Dumbest Generation is a thoroughly researched examination of the intellectual habits and tastes of the millennials, revealing, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that the country’s education collapse has reached a new and even more dangerous level. According to a host of objective national surveys, these young people have not only been shortchanged of essential cultural literacy in the schools, like previous generations, but they now disdain intellectual curiosity and the culture of books altogether. For this generation there’s no need to read any serious historical and cultural texts, since anything worth knowing can always be Googled. Bauerline makes us see that when the distractions of digital age social media were added to the breakdown of the curriculum in the schools the results— for our society and our democracy—become doubly toxic.

“No cohort in human history has opened such a fissure between its material conditions and its intellectual attainments. None has experienced so many technological enhancements and yielded so little progress,” Bauerline writes. “This is the paradox of the dumbest generation. For the young American, life has never been so yielding, goods so plentiful, schooling so accessible and liberties so copious. The material gains are clear… But it’s a shallow advent. As the survey research shows, knowledge and skills haven’t kept pace, and the intellectual habits that complement them are slipping… The mental equipment of the young falls short of their media, money, e-gadgets, and career plans.”

Even the objective surveys cited by Bauerline can’t quite capture the everyday reality of this fracture. Something more personal and up close with the millennials is needed. So consider this observation by David Gelernter, a prominent professor of computer sciences at Yale University:
“I’m lucky to be at one of the best colleges in the world. Our students are as smart as any in the world. They work very hard to get here… My students today are much less obnoxious, much more likable than I and my friends used to be, but they are so ignorant that it’s hard to accept how ignorant they are. You tell yourself stories; it’s very hard to grasp that the person you’re talking to, who is bright, articulate, advisable, interested, and doesn’t know who Beethoven is. Had no view looking back at the history of the 20th century—just sees a fog, a blank. Has the vaguest idea of who Winston Churchill was or why he mattered. And maybe has no image of Teddy Roosevelt… . They know nothing about art. They know nothing about history. They know nothing about philosophy.”

While being aware of that danger, there is still no escaping the connection between lowering a democratic society’s intellectual standards and lowering the expectations for those vying for its leadership. Our founding fathers understood this connection. Matthew Arnold understood it all too well. He knew that without immersing future generations in “the best that has been said and thought” many will be tempted to choose leaders who represent the worst that has been said and thought.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2 ... itter_page

Овоо доо ганц удаа ч гэсэн үнэн юм олж уншсан байнашт. Ардчилал гэдэг чинь мэдлэг боловсролтой, нийгмийн соёлтой хүмүүсийн амьдардаг нийгэм. Хэдий байгуулж чадлаа ч гэсэн олдсоныгоо байнга хамгаалж, сайжруулж байхгүй бол нийгмийн нэг л үе буруу авч явахад амархан байхгүй болно. Байнгын зүтгэж байж ч шинэчлэгдэх болно.

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Алаад хаячлаа:

America, having pioneered the modern way of life, is now in the midst of trying to escape it.

No other developed country is as devoted to the poppy as America. We consume 99 percent of the world’s hydrocodone and 81 percent of its oxycodone. We use an estimated 30 times more opioids than is medically necessary for a population our size.

Thomas Jefferson planted poppies at Monticello, and they became part of the place’s legend (until the DEA raided his garden in 1987 and tore them out of the ground). Benjamin Franklin was reputed to be an addict in later life, as many were at the time.

Some historians estimate that as much as 10 percent of a working family’s income in industrializing Britain was spent on opium. By 1870, opium was more available in the United States than tobacco was in 1970.

One study has found that 75 percent of those addicted to opioids in the United States began with prescription painkillers given to them by a friend, family member, or dealer.

The old stereotype of a heroin junkie — a dropout or a hippie or a Vietnam vet — disappeared in the younger generation, especially in high schools. Football players were given opioids to mask injuries and keep them on the field; they shared them with cheerleaders and other popular peers; and their elevated social status rebranded the addiction. Now opiates came wrapped in the bodies and minds of some of the most promising, physically fit, and capable young men and women of their generation. Courtesy of their doctors and coaches.

as recounted in Johann Hari’s epic history of the drug war, Chasing the Scream, a curious scientist replicated the experiment. But this time he added a control group. In one cage sat a rat and a water dispenser serving diluted morphine. In another cage, with another rat and an identical dispenser, he added something else: wheels to run in, colored balls to play with, lots of food to eat, and other rats for the junkie rodent to play or have sex with. Call it rat park. And the rats in rat park consumed just one-fifth of the morphine water of the rat in the cage. One reason for pathological addiction, it turns out, is the environment. If you were trapped in solitary confinement, with only morphine to pass the time, you’d die of your addiction pretty swiftly too. Take away the stimulus of community and all the oxytocin it naturally generates, and an artificial variety of the substance becomes much more compelling.

’s been several decades since Daniel Bell wrote The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism, but his insights have proven prescient. Ever-more-powerful market forces actually undermine the foundations of social stability, wreaking havoc on tradition, religion, and robust civil associations, destroying what conservatives value the most. They create a less human world. They make us less happy. They generate pain.

Opioids are just one of the ways Americans are trying to cope with an inhuman new world where everything is flat, where communication is virtual, and where those core elements of human happiness — faith, family, community — seem to elude so many.

https://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2 ... _medium=s1

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Сурагч банди нартайгаа унтаад баригдсан эмэгтэй багш нар

Баригдаагүй хэд яваа бол

https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/notori ... candals/5/

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Охидуудын бөхийн тэмцээнд "боовтой" охин 2 удаа аврагалав



http://www.star-telegram.com/sports/art ... 01904.html

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Гэр бүлтэй хүмүүс бусадтай явалдах энгийн үзэгдэл болов. Барууны мэдээллийн сувгууд өөгшүүлж эхлэлээ.

https://youtu.be/nALP-EYOaMc

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Хоёулаа ил задгай явалддаг эхнэр нөхөр хоёр.

Энийг сурталчилах барууны мэдээллийн суваг.

Баруун сүйрч бна

https://youtu.be/_6DMMwf03Jc

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Eej Ohin 2 gerlejee

WTF

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/03/14/ok ... rison.html

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Сгнивший запад душевная россия - Энэ үлгэр явцгүй болоод их л удаж дээ. Хүний инээд хүргэхээс цаашгүй

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Сурагч банди нартайгаа унтаад баригдсан эмэгтэй багш нар

Баригдаагүй хэд яваа бол

https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/notori ... candals/5/

Нүх НСДА байнга л бөгс хошного энд тэнд шиншилж явах юмаа даа..Болиоч чи!