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Tropicalweather.net is the website started by Rich Johnson. By the way I found it by googling Rich Johnson.Be sure to check it out! Great site
Please contact me or visit the chat . That email hasnt been setup to workMaybe I misread, but did you say that if we can't get into the forum, then we're supposed to inform you in the forum that we can't get into the forum?
you contactwebmaster@twctodayforums.comif the problem persists.
So I see on a graphic on weather.com that Dr. Greg Forbes is in Pennsylvania for Winter Storm coverage. Is he doing field reports?Reports/Groundhog DayOr maybe he is in a studio...just don't remember Dr. Forbes doing field reports before (has he?).
My thoughts on TV in schools is this.. no MSNBC, no FOX, TWC, CNBC, or anything. No TV at all! Focus on education.WHAT? Are you crazy? That makes sense and is reasonable. Who goes to public school to learn?
Public schools are a joke in general. The goal is to make the dumbest kid pass and officials don't care how they get to that point. I've watched them pull all kinds of tricks in my school district. After all I was a minority in my school. 
The last thing schools need is more funding. They need some serious budget reform
Way extreme too! MSNBC and FOX in my opinion shouldn't be shown in public schools. I think its important to have a neutral educationMNSBC is extreme? What about FOX?We've got several TVs in our cafeteria at school, and the Student Senate is smart enough to keep them off the extreme-o channels (FOX and MSNBC). They're usually on CNN, ESPN, or local channels.yea thats what I was referring to earlier. MSNBC seems a bit extreme for public school.
We've got several TVs in our cafeteria at school, and the Student Senate is smart enough to keep them off the extreme-o channels (FOX and MSNBC). They're usually on CNN, ESPN, or local channels.yea thats what I was referring to earlier. MSNBC seems a bit extreme for public school.
Things have really changed since I was in school. My high school only had three or four TVs for classroom use, and there were none in the cafeteria and common areas.Yep. Now all the schools are broke with no money for books or teachers but at least the kids can watch tv!
I remember our school got a bunch of tvs and projectors that never really got used. The school system got a grant and decided they needed to spend the money as fast as possible without looking for good uses for it. Makes me less sympathetic when you hear them complain they need more money.Jim in a TurboTax commercial?MSNBC at your school? Sheesh.
On a different note, the Chicago Crapcast headend is finally going digital. On a TV at school that would normally show MSNBC, there was a message saying the TV was not ready for Comcast's "digital enhancement."
Oh, and welcome back, Ana!
