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Barron ain't American
I get goose bumps and horror visions if I would have to imagine how they made this brat? 😱 -
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Pick up trucks with heavy exhaust smokes
The idiots here 'over-clock' their pickups... usually with a cheap chip-set installed to run the e Theoretically, it means more fuel is injected which means better performance, in practice it means aggressive ECU remapping causes increased fuel delivery beyond what the air intake can handle, this causes unburnt diesel to exit the exhaust as black soot / smoke... So basically, its a bunch of tools trying to make their diesel engine faster without knowing what they are doing. -
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Report Teachers' Group Calls for Systemic Reform Amidst Philippine Literacy Crisis
File photo for reference only In response to the ongoing functional literacy crisis in the Philippines, the Teachers’ Dignity Coalition (TDC) has identified systemic issues, rather than teacher performance, as the primary obstacles to educational improvement. Following the release of the 2024 Functional Literacy, Education, and Mass Media Survey (FLEMMS), which highlighted the struggles of over 18 million junior high school graduates with comprehension, TDC issued a clarion call for reform. Rejecting Blame TDC firmly rejects narratives that place blame on teachers, arguing that focusing on retraining them is both unjust and overlooks the root causes of the crisis. "This crisis is not the fault of our teachers," TDC insists, pointing to chronic underfunding, misguided policies, and socio-economic inequalities that overburden educators already stretched thin by insufficient support and compensation. A Bigger Issue The group emphasises that the literacy issue transcends education—it is a social justice issue intertwined with poverty and inadequate resources. Many students face daily struggles such as hunger and travelling long distances to overcrowded schools, exacerbating their educational challenges. Budget Concerns TDC has also criticised the 2025 national education budget, highlighting that it fails to meet constitutional obligations to prioritise education. The group expressed discontent with the diversion of funds to non-educational projects, suggesting this misuse signifies a culture of impunity and corruption dogging the system. Support for Teachers Advocating for teachers as pivotal to reform, TDC highlights their low salaries, delayed benefits, and scarce developmental opportunities, which contribute to demoralisation among educators. Additionally, a congested curriculum and conflicting policies aggravate their workloads, making effective teaching even more challenging. The Path Forward TDC insists that the path to improved functional literacy lies in tackling hunger and poverty, supporting teachers, and rectifying systemic flaws within the education infrastructure and curriculum. "We cannot speak of improving literacy or learning outcomes without first addressing these root problems," the group asserts, urging comprehensive reform to secure the future of Filipino education. In response to the ongoing functional literacy crisis in the Philippines, the Teachers’ Dignity Coalition (TDC) has identified systemic issues, rather than teacher performance, as the primary obstacles to educational improvement. Following the release of the 2024 Functional Literacy, Education, and Mass Media Survey (FLEMMS), which highlighted the struggles of over 18 million junior high school graduates with comprehension, TDC issued a clarion call for reform. Rejecting Blame TDC firmly rejects narratives that place blame on teachers, arguing that focusing on retraining them is both unjust and overlooks the root causes of the crisis. "This crisis is not the fault of our teachers," TDC insists, pointing to chronic underfunding, misguided policies, and socio-economic inequalities that overburden educators already stretched thin by insufficient support and compensation. A Bigger Issue The group emphasises that the literacy issue transcends education—it is a social justice issue intertwined with poverty and inadequate resources. Many students face daily struggles such as hunger and travelling long distances to overcrowded schools, exacerbating their educational challenges. Budget Concerns TDC has also criticised the 2025 national education budget, highlighting that it fails to meet constitutional obligations to prioritise education. The group expressed discontent with the diversion of funds to non-educational projects, suggesting this misuse signifies a culture of impunity and corruption dogging the system. Support for Teachers Advocating for teachers as pivotal to reform, TDC highlights their low salaries, delayed benefits, and scarce developmental opportunities, which contribute to demoralisation among educators. Additionally, a congested curriculum and conflicting policies aggravate their workloads, making effective teaching even more challenging. The Path Forward TDC insists that the path to improved functional literacy lies in tackling hunger and poverty, supporting teachers, and rectifying systemic flaws within the education infrastructure and curriculum. "We cannot speak of improving literacy or learning outcomes without first addressing these root problems," the group asserts, urging comprehensive reform to secure the future of Filipino education. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Manila Bulletin 2025-05-05 -
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100 % tariff on foreign produced movies?
Most Americans don't watch movies with subtitles. That's tariff enough! Trump acts more and more everyday like a tin pot dictator. Make America North Korea Again! -
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TM30 Self Reporting - system's stumped me.
Do nothing. No consequences She should know how to provide a TM30 and it's a joke she brushed you off. Tip for folks in general. Prior to renting somewhere make sure a TM30 will be filed. -
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Catholic leaders criticize Trump for posting apparent AI photo of himself as the pope
All the Catholic voters that voted for Trump after Kamala dissed them by not attending their traditional charity dinner.
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