"Latanna doesn't require five or six hours a day," he said, adding that if she worked that much, she would lose her focus and begin "practicing bad habits".
Larkin said Concepcion drilled him on the finer points of fielding, practicing bad hops on grass fields, even though he knew he was being replaced.
But it was beyond her conception that she would be indicted and threatened with 10 years in prison for doing what she knew a nurse must: inform state regulators that a doctor at her rural hospital was practicing bad medicine.
"A doctor who diagnosed strep entirely on the basis of symptoms was practicing bad medicine," he comments, "while a doctor who diagnosed depression only on the basis of symptoms was practicing standard psychiatry".
The fund has come under sustained attack for practicing bad economics and imposing too much on poor nations, though the ministers gathered here are strong supporters of the fund because they see its as a bulwark against financial panic.
If Ms. Solomon's column is like crashing a Tina Brown party, doesn't it belong in the tabloids, rather than in The Times? C. STEINBERG New York, Oct. 15, 2007 Deborah Solomon is practicing bad journalism, molding the story to fit her narrative and form.
