Daniel Peaslee, Budapest The American disconnect Paul Krugman in "The Chinese disconnect" (Views, Oct. 24) says that something must be done about China's outrageous currency policy.
John Kearney, New York Irresponsible China Paul Krugman ("The Chinese disconnect," Views, Oct. 24) rightly pointed out that China's insistence on keeping the yuan-dollar rate fixed, even when the dollar declines, may be doing harm.
Disconnected from the views in their pews, the bishops have aligned themselves squarely with birth control foes.
He created The Educator's PLN, a global Ning site, where approximately 10,000 educators worldwide share and collaborate daily, and blogs at My Island View: Educational, Disconnected Utterances.
The 8.2 percent share of the vote the Pirates won on Sunday in Schleswig-Holstein, the largely rural, northernmost state, solidified the presence of the upstart party in Germany's political landscape, proving its ability to attract voters beyond the Twittersphere who are fed up with a political bureaucracy they view as disconnected from the people.
Folks who have purchased a premium Evernote account also get the benefit of offline note viewing: from the Settings page premium users can mark any notebooks for viewing when disconnected.
If Armey's views seem disconnected from how many Americans experience health care, one reason could be that Armey himself has very little recent personal exposure to the system.
While academics are often viewed as disconnected from reality -- and are indeed less informed about one particular company than (say) a board member -- this "disconnect" allows them to undertake large-scale research, unbiased by ties to one particular firm.
In supplying non-causal relations to support the claim to knowledge of experiences, this view disconnects the knowledge question from the question of how things stand causally, and thus avoids the self-stultification argument.
When online or on their cell they view themselves as "disconnected".
