The Goat Pen

"The plea agreement required Dr Duffy to give up her West Virginia license and promise not to apply for a new license in any other state."

"Dr Duffy never went to the counseling. The board filed another complaint in August 2010, this time extracting a promise to pay a $1000 fine and to go to counseling, in exchange for not pulling her license. She agreed to that in March 2011. Her license expired in June 2012 — because she failed to complete the renewal application in time."

Considering that she broke every other "promise" she made, I'm surprised that the plea agreement called for her to promise not to apply for a new license in any other state...

Can't tell if this pic is pre or post aftermaket ta-tas.

Would fuck

You'd fuck everyone in the picture...

As a lawyer, he will get his chance I am sure.

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Well done, guys. Both very well done.

DS would fuck the cup.

I don't know how many of you used LinkedIn or not.

I'm out there but I keep a pretty low profile. I don't connect with recruiters or competitors and I'm pretty selective with who is in my group. Its all about not creating bias to me.

I'm constantly amazed at how many people post articles or memes that imply their company, job or boss sucks. Not directly but like "Why companies lose great employees" or "Bosses who don't listen to employees will end up with employees who don't have good ideas" - and for a few people that I know pretty well, its almost a certainty that they suck as an employee.

Its like you want to hold a mirror up to them and tell them - be a better employee - it starts by not posting a bunch of stupid shit about your job on social media.

Never heard of it.

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I think a successful education has far more to do with parents than with schools...

hedge wrote:I think a successful education has far more to do with parents than with schools...

I'd lean that way as well

If by parents, you mean they matter by keeping their kids outta shitty schools (via economics or access)..then, yes.

However, many well-meaning parents have sent their kids to college woefully unprepared because the schools their kid(s) were in were piss poor.

I mean if parents read to their kids when they're young and encourage them to read at home from a young age and generally encourage intellectual curiosity, the school work will come easy...

Still wondering what Linkden (?) Is. My Space for minimum wage people?

hedge wrote:I mean if parents read to their kids when they're young and encourage them to read at home from a young age and generally encourage intellectual curiosity, the school work will come easy...

Eh...I don't know if I would say it's just that easy. It's a good policy, though, regardless.

Jungle Rat wrote:Still wondering what Linkden (?) Is. My Space for minimum wage people?

This'll help... [youtube]-S2ttsHBXJg[/youtube]

"Eh...I don't know if I would say it's just that easy. It's a good policy, though, regardless."

Well, I don't necessarily think it's that easy to do that with kids. It's much easier to just let them watch whatever they want on TV or play video games or whatever...

Easy as far as a short list, offered without qualifications.