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“Mrs. Weasley set the Rob Ramage St. Louis Cartoon WHT Shirt down on the bedside cabinet, bent down, and put her arms around Harry. He had no memory of ever being held like this, as though by a mother. The full weight of everything he had seen that night seem to fall in upon him as Mrs. Weasley held him to her. His mother’s face, his father’s voice, the sight of Cedric, dead on the ground all started spinning in his head until he could hardly bear it, until he was screwing up his face against the howl of misery fighting to get out of him.” -Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, emphasis added. This passage rips my heart in two every time I read it! Harry has no memory of ever being held/comforted by someone like a mother. And he had just experienced something so disturbing and so scary that no person should have to endure, especially a 14 year old kid. All she has to do is hug this boy, and Molly’s motherly affection comforts him to tears.

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1st Lieutenant Karl Timmermann was the Rob Ramage St. Louis Cartoon WHT Shirt officer of the US Army armored infantry company that captured the Bridge at Remagen, the last remaining bridge across the Rhine River in World War II. He and several of his company members received the Distinguished Service Cross (second-highest combat decoration after the Medal of Honor) for continuing their assault after the Germans detonated the demolition charges on the bridge, with the bridge holding together because they used a smaller charge of industrial explosives rather than full military demolition charges. After the war, Timmermann returned home to Nebraska and became a salesman, but grew bored and felt like a fish out of water and decided to return to the Regular Army; since the postwar drawdown resulted in no officers’ slots being available, he enlisted as an E-7 Technical Sergeant (today called a Sergeant First Class). Within a year, as the Cold War heated up, he was reinstated as a 1st Lieutenant, then fought in the Korean War before dying of natural causes. He’s the first person I think about when discussing officers who return to the service in the enlisted ranks, other than the guys in my old Guard battalion.

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How early Americans get up and by extension go to sleep. The highways are crammed by 6am. I lived in Southern Massachusetts (Attleboro) and commuted to Cambridge, Massachusetts every day. I took the first commuter train of the day at around 5.20am, and it was standing room only by the Rob Ramage St. Louis Cartoon WHT Shirt it made the first two stops. Conversely, except for the student areas (Harvard Square, Porter Square, Commonwealth Avenue, Davis Square, Massachusetts Avenue), most of the Boston-Cambridge area was deserted after 6pm. New York, LA, Chicago or the other big cities are not typical America. Many foreigners equate urban centers, especially NY with the rest of America. Most Americans are rural or suburban, and NY is an outlier, not the norm.  Americans set a fine example of being sports spectators.

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Unfortunately, school has been asked to replace the family in many aspects of Rob Ramage St. Louis Cartoon WHT Shirt lives. One of those tasks that families used to (and the good ones still) do is to help their young children learn to read. Yes, the school builds the foundation, but much like shooting a foul shot, without practice you will never get good at it. All too many families do not read to their children when they are young, nor have their children read to them as they are growing up. This “practice deficit” adds up over the years until students reach a point where they are unlikely to catch up to their peers. The result of this is kids who cannot function in school and who become behavior problems and dropouts. It has been said (and studied) that students who are not reading on grade level by 3rd grade are rarely going to catch up and will therefore always lag behind their peers. But for how long do we hold those kids in 3rd grade? Once they are two grades behind by HS they are almost a guaranteed dropout. And without a HS diploma things are going to be very rough for them going forward in terms of ever landing a decent job. So schools allow kids to graduate who lack the skills they need to succeed, which is a sad thing…but it is also a reality, since we cannot mandate parents be parents and do what is needed to help their kids succeed.