The leaders were a mixture of careerists and dogmatists who were ready to turn anyone who criticized them into an enemy.
It doesn't take much -- just hearing of someone else's accomplishments, being criticized, getting into an argument, making a mistake at work -- to make us feel that we are not okay.
Several other spills have exploded into infernos, and a few weeks ago the Kenyan police were criticized for firing into the air and wounding a woman in an attempt to drive people away from a fuel spill.
By the 1920s, the concept of instinct as proposed by theorists such as James and McDougall had been roundly criticized and fell into disrepute.
In fact, he invoked the names of the Kennedy and Rockefeller political families and said he should be applauded, not criticized, for dipping into his personal fortune.
Yet the pink-washing of those toys, including the toys from GoldieBlox, has been criticized for feeding into the same stereotypes about girls that the ad aims to knock down.
But it has not become a statewide issue on the scale that it has in New Jersey, where the state police were harshly criticized after firing into a van carrying one Hispanic and three black men in 1998.
Members of Congress today criticized the investigation into the collapse of the World Trade Center, saying it had been mismanaged, far too slow to start and hampered by a lack of cooperation by New York City and other government agencies controlling the disaster site.
Love suggested other players were in a no-win situation because if they praised Woods for being the world's best player -- which he clearly is -- they were criticized for buying into his superiority.
In the past month alone, the Bush administration has protested what it has called Iranian meddling in southern Iraq by Iranian-trained agents and criticized the disappearance into Iran of hundreds of members of Ansar al-Islam, a group linked to Al Qaeda whose base in northern Iraq was bombed by American forces.
