Dr. B’s recent blog posts
Less testing, more resting? A lesson in learning from Finland
By Gary M. Barnard The United States of America has its own unique culture. And by culture, I'm referring to political and economic system, popular culture, social structure, religious makeup, education system and so on. It is not inherently good or bad. … [Read More...]
Faith and Meaning, Hope and Healing
How important is faith in your life? The Washington Times Digital Magazine: American CurrentSee has published Faith and meaning, hope and healing in this weeks magazine. Click on the title to read this article and additional articles by other authors. Also, read other articles written by Dr. Barnard … [Read More...]
Jihad and the threat to human growth, potential
This article is published by Dr. Barnard in the Washington Times Digital Magazine: www.AmericanCurrentSee.com. (January 18, 2015) … [Read More...]
Reversing Family Drift
Please follow this link and sign up for the online magazine of the Washington Times (www.americancurrentsee.com) to read my latest article on declining family values, "Reversing Family Drift (a revolutionary manifesto)." Happy Thanksgiving...remember to be grateful! … [Read More...]
Cannabis and the Developing Brain
Marijuana and the developing brain More states are legalizing marijuana, but concerns remain about its long-term effects on the adolescent bra Marijuana is the most widely used illicit drug in the United States — but the term "illicit" may not apply much longer. Twenty-three states have legalized … [Read More...]
Dear Dad
HAPPY FATHER'S DAY...to all dad's! Whether you are a biological, adoptive, foster, step or a surrogate father, you are so important in the lives of your children and necessary for the good health of our society. "Dear Dad" was first published in the Washington Times online magazine: … [Read More...]
Attitude and Effort
There are many factors that contribute to success, but so much of success is about attitude and effort. Coach Larry Hays, former Texas Tech University head baseball coach and the fourth winningest college baseball coach of all times, highlighted these two important factors for his team with the … [Read More...]
The KISS Principle
KISS Kelly Johnson was the lead engineer at the “Lockheed Skunk Works” that created such notable spy planes as the U-2 and the SR-71. Reportedly, he gave his team the challenge to design an aircraft that could be repaired by average mechanics with only a handful of tools while in the … [Read More...]