Chief Petty Officer Electronics Technician (Submarines) Joined the Navy: July 7, 1983 ot Boot Camp: Great Lakes I! Graduated:.Submarine School, Groton, Conn. Nov. 1983 Tours of Duty: USS Henry Clay (SSBN-625) 1984-1987 USS ‘CASIMIR PULASKI (SSBN-6330 1987-1989 USS JAMES K. POLK (SSN-645) 1993-1999 USS OKLAHOMA CITY (SSN-723) 2000 Currently onboard the USS NORFOLK (SSN-784) in the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, New Hampshire Stuff I do outside the Navy: Actor for the Discovery and Learning Channel (TLC ) Productions: The FBI Files, The New Detectives, and The Prosecutors with over 40 productions to my credits.Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor Certified Fitness Trainer Married to Mary L. 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That was only 47 years ago. Such families virtually evaporated--within a single generation. By the 1970's both parents worked in 50 percent of families with school-age children. In 1986, 1955-family model made up only 7 percent of our homes. Today, three of four moms with school-age kids have left home to join the Faith May work force. Sociologists studying this trend plainly state how this change has affected the lives of today's teens. "The Carnegie Corporation points out that 30 percent of eighth graders are on their own after school, some as long as five hours a day, which gives them much more private, personal space than their postwar predecessors ever enjoyed. Seventy-five percent of sexually active teenagers cite their home (or their boyfriend's home) as their usual meeting place, since the coast is inevitably clear. "Unsupervised time after school,’ the Washington Post reported in 1992, ‘is the most common occasion for adolescents to have sexual intercourse, often at a boy's house while his parents are at work" (Grace Pallidino, Teenagers: An American History). When teenagers spend a full day at school packed in with other teenagers, and then spend most of their spare time either alone or in completely unsupervised social situations with other teenagers, there are bound to be problems. Again, God has given us plain instruction that largely goes unheeded: "The rod and reproof give widom: but a child left to himself bringeth his mother to shame" (Prov.29:15). Later we'll go deeper into the instruction contained in that verse. Parents have traditionally been very present in their children's daily lives. It hasn't been until recently that teens have been, in many cases and for a lot of the time cut loose. 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