While I am usually at odds with some of the rediculous things Mr. Bloomberg comes up with, this one I agree with.  While jobs requiring a college degree seem to be over saturated with job seekers, the trades are desperately in need of apprentices who are willing to work.  The pay and benefits are enough to make a livin...more

It's probably nervous pacing.  After all, he is almost certainly going to go to prison for the rest of his life, and I don't think guys who kidnap and sexually assault chilsren are very high on the list of favorite people with the other inmates.

The earth revolves around the sun, tomorrow shall follow today, and Pat Robertson talks out of his you know what.  What else is new?

Who the heck carries a revolver in their pocket?  That's what some gang thug who doesn't know any better does.  There is a reason that holsters have a strap over the hammer.

True art rt should do at least one of two things if not both:   1.) Draw in the eye in appreciation of its intrinsic beauty                                  -and/or- 2.) Convey a sense of some type of emotion that touches the viewer.   The real test of this is simple.  If that piece of "art" were left just leanin...more

As someone fortunate enough to have been able to work in succesful food and beverage operations for over 20 years, I find it mildly entertaining to see a lot of the mistakes people make that are just fundamentally wrong.  Many of the people on these shows are not trained restauranteurs.  They just don't understand the ...more

I just want one to knock out cellphones for a few hours.  I wonder how many 20 somethings would freak out and think the world had come to an end when they couldn't text.

Good advice overall.  Inspiration and hope only go so far. After that, the real world takes over.  It may not be what people want to hear as they venture either into college or into the real world, but it is the truth.

I agree that college tuition is probably more expensive now than in the past, buat that also means even more that people need to do a cost benefit analysis of college degrees.  Does it really make sense to get some generic liberal arts degree for $80-100k and go into a career that will only pay about $30-40k per year i...more