Memorandum: advice to importers of Made in the USA goods and services.
I predict a growth in USA studies in schools abroad, following the surprise election of Donald Trump to the presidency.
Children might see something about ISS (the International Space Station) and conclude the US, like Russia and China, is living in some Space Age, with the best minds in aerospace pioneering our lifestyles of tomorrow (ala EPCOT).
That's only partly true.
Children are also facing a young nation that narrowly avoided fragmentation in a bloody Civil War that has continued to have repercussions.
Talk about the Shia and Sunni all you like, in the US you'll find any number of ethnic clashes, as well as synergies, some of which have all but ended the Federation, for better or for worse.
Ongoing Prohibition aka the Drug Wars have gone global as well. The US fights itself on many levels. As children find themselves caught up in all this karma, they'll naturally want to know more.
Carol asked me to screen the above award-winning movie, Freedom Riders as a part of the Blue House documentary viewing program, an institution of longstanding. We screened a bio of Oppenheimer, chief architect of the Manhattan Project, before this.
Does your house, camp ground, or military base offer much history? What kind of documentaries are you able to access, and from what devices?
I walked in and out of the living room, hearing more than I saw as I cleaned up in the kitchen. This wasn't my first or last documentary on the topic of seeking a new equilibrium in lifestyles and workflows. Students of GST tend to focus on such struggles, learning from the past, not ignoring it.
I'm not saying the US is the only nation that cannot contain its warring to within its own borders. Many nations carry out proxy battles overseas, far away from a domestic audience, at least geographically.
However, as the world turns, it gets smaller, with cell phones now penetrating to every corner. The Art of War (ala Sun Tzu) is likewise changing, becoming less outward for those most able to follow the action, on Twitter and so on.
Although I didn't make it to the downtown library today, I was close and thought hard about going, checking my wallet for my card. I value the access I get from my information sources.
Each one of us is an investigative journalist, not because we're paid to do that in most cases, but because it pays to do homework, research. Find a diet you like and stick with it. Fiction has its place for sure.
The conceptual entity known as "the US" does contain many seeds of a positive nature, worth protecting, nurturing, even planting and cultivating, as does the EU and UK, obviously.
Look for ways to escape "strings attached" that might be more than you bargained for. Keep testing for quality, when it comes to selectively importing, from any vendor really.
I predict a growth in USA studies in schools abroad, following the surprise election of Donald Trump to the presidency.
Children might see something about ISS (the International Space Station) and conclude the US, like Russia and China, is living in some Space Age, with the best minds in aerospace pioneering our lifestyles of tomorrow (ala EPCOT).
That's only partly true.
Children are also facing a young nation that narrowly avoided fragmentation in a bloody Civil War that has continued to have repercussions.
Talk about the Shia and Sunni all you like, in the US you'll find any number of ethnic clashes, as well as synergies, some of which have all but ended the Federation, for better or for worse.
Ongoing Prohibition aka the Drug Wars have gone global as well. The US fights itself on many levels. As children find themselves caught up in all this karma, they'll naturally want to know more.
Carol asked me to screen the above award-winning movie, Freedom Riders as a part of the Blue House documentary viewing program, an institution of longstanding. We screened a bio of Oppenheimer, chief architect of the Manhattan Project, before this.
Does your house, camp ground, or military base offer much history? What kind of documentaries are you able to access, and from what devices?
I walked in and out of the living room, hearing more than I saw as I cleaned up in the kitchen. This wasn't my first or last documentary on the topic of seeking a new equilibrium in lifestyles and workflows. Students of GST tend to focus on such struggles, learning from the past, not ignoring it.
I'm not saying the US is the only nation that cannot contain its warring to within its own borders. Many nations carry out proxy battles overseas, far away from a domestic audience, at least geographically.
However, as the world turns, it gets smaller, with cell phones now penetrating to every corner. The Art of War (ala Sun Tzu) is likewise changing, becoming less outward for those most able to follow the action, on Twitter and so on.
Although I didn't make it to the downtown library today, I was close and thought hard about going, checking my wallet for my card. I value the access I get from my information sources.
Each one of us is an investigative journalist, not because we're paid to do that in most cases, but because it pays to do homework, research. Find a diet you like and stick with it. Fiction has its place for sure.
The conceptual entity known as "the US" does contain many seeds of a positive nature, worth protecting, nurturing, even planting and cultivating, as does the EU and UK, obviously.
Look for ways to escape "strings attached" that might be more than you bargained for. Keep testing for quality, when it comes to selectively importing, from any vendor really.
