Taught

• California Schools May Require Global Warming to be Taught in Class

  2008-02-17 03:20:36

   A bill that would require the “science” behind global warming to be taught in California schools is about to be debated in the state assembly. This bill would require text books to include global warming as fact.  Here is what the Democrat who sponsored the bill has to say. “You can’t have a science curriculum that is [...]
• Britney taught Heidi Klum how to use diapers!

  2007-11-14 13:26:00

  Supermodel Heidi Klum has revealed that Britney Spears gave her a tip or two about how to change diapers.   The German model received the
• Guitarist Series: Thoughts On Being Taught By Your Gear

  2007-10-29 06:01:07

  Other instruments are not nearly as steeped in gear as the electric guitar. There are thousands if not millions of different options to choose from that range from the most basic to high end, extremely expensive pieces of electronics and they weigh in heavily in both how the instrument is learned and how [...]
• How Rotating My Car Tires Taught Me About Blogging

  2007-10-17 17:41:05

  First I want to apologize about the 12 Month Internet Millionaire Series. I will get to it soon - as you can see I am busy with contest and projects - I will try to get to it real quick! It is getting chilly here in New Jersey, and before the winter winds and snow fall comes I went ahead and rotated my tires. Spent 14 dollars just to move the rear wheels to the front and vice versa. I was looking at my tires and saw my rear wheels were much cleaner and had more tread than the ones in the front, the reason why I am rotating them. I thought to myself - I am just reusing the tires in a different position, the front. This came to a shock to me because I was thinking about what to write on my blog when suddenly this has a great role in playing with blogging, especially with my new theme. If you look at the bottom left column, you will see a short category called “Read of the Moment.” This little area simply choses a post at random and publishes it, go ahead hit refresh, you wi
• Why is Personal Finance Not Taught in School?

  2007-10-07 19:19:35

  I happened to have some friends with their kids currently in high school, and I frequently notice how often those kids fail to recognise the importance of personal finance handling. They seem to be well educated on the latest PlayStation games and have the hundreds of spare hours to post on MySpace. But when it [...]
• What If Everything You Were Ever Taught About Internet Marketing Was A Myth...?

  2007-10-04 17:00:44

  Special Report:The IM-Myth, Showing Why Internet Marketing is Like Having a Lamborghini on a Dead End Road and what you HAVE to do today if you want to still be around tomorrow...Inside you'll learn...* How to suck the buyers OUT of your autoresponder, and contact them in a way that will guarantee 3-4 times more profits with less work!* How to get your subscribers to finance all of your marketing, so it won't cost you ANYTHING (you'll actually get paid just to market to them)!* The "covert" offline follow-up system I'm using that trumps ANY email system in readability and response.* Ninja offline marketing tactics that humiliates traditional direct marketing methods (One of these methods set my customer help desk ablaze with people asking, "How'd you do that?!")* All of our secret resources and vendor list of people that do ALL of this work for me (and they'll do it for you too - many of them for FREE)* Pictures and examples of what is and isn't working now in our business.* The answer
• The Top 5 Things Blogging has Taught Me about Personal Finance

  2007-10-04 14:41:38

  As we are getting closer to this blog being a year old (in just over month), I’m being a little reflective on where I’ve been and what this crazy hobby of mine has taught me about personal finance. Learning new things is always a good idea. From this blog I’m learned significantly more about operating [...]
• Ahmad 2-years old, Gaza, is taught Jihad

  2007-09-22 08:51:11

  :: KOMMENTAR görs med fördel också på svenska :: PALESTINIAN KIDS IN GAZA is taught to take an active role in terrorist operations against Israel. They are placed in mortal danger by those who should be responsible for their safety and well-being. The children are taught to aspire to such "martyrdom" in Al-Aqsa TV children's program; produced by Hamas and called "The Gifted". In a special episode from the beginning of the school year, a two-year old toddler named "Ahmad" was featured. Ahmad was praised for his knowledge in the area of "holy war" (jihad). READ the full story with Video from Al-Aqsa TV. REFLECTION How do you react on this story about this 2-yrs toddler Ahmad? What about the kids´ situation in Gaza and MidEast? Prayer. . . and action. . .Technorati tags: Al-Aqsa TV "The Gifted" children Jihad Al-Aqsa TV -- Andra bloggar om: Barnprogram Al-Aqsa TV, barn lär Jihad, barn lärs terrorism ::
• Girls Taught About Construction

  2007-08-16 10:01:00

  The economic empowerment of women is high on the agenda of the South African government. Businesses from large corporates to the SME sector have been urged to provide a platform for this to happen.My belief is that this must begin to happen at school level. Teaching entrepreneurship is great but it must be linked to educating learners about the various needs of the overall economy. They must be shown which sectors of the economy present the greatest challenges yet also the greatest opportunities.On BuaNews I came across this article which is very encouraging in this regard. It is wonderful to see government beginning to act on this. Here is the article :-----North West points pupils to careers in construction---------------------------------------------------By Lehuma NtuaneMafikeng - A construction industry expert has urged high school pupils, especially girls, to pursue careers in construction as the industry is booming and presenting rewarding opportunities.Addressing a National Con
• Things My Guild Taught Me

  2007-06-24 11:57:38

  Before I came aboard Level Up in 2004, I was active as a guildmaster in Philippine Ragnarok Online. Our guild was not a popular one, we didn’t number in the hundreds and we weren’t even aggressive in PVP or Agit Sieges (but we got one in Payon for a week! Woot!). But we were happy. I started the guild as a way to get in touch with friends. Since we were all busy with jobs and family responsibilities, the guild – which I dubbed “The Fellowship” (named after the same moniker as our tabletop RPG group founded in the 90s), was a way for us to meet every night and catch up, go “dungeon delving” and rip the butts of powerful beasts along the way. (more…) Gaming, General, GM Tristan, level up, mon macutay, Musings, Online, Ragnarok
• I taught Japanese students!

  2007-05-31 16:14:00

  Or actually a Japanese teacher fluent in English posing as a Japanese student and a Korean guy who lives and works in Japan but really is an AEON student. Our trainers (see picture) had some trouble gathering a big enough group of real AEON students for our practice lessons today. It had something to do with the length and the late hour, so only 3 students were able to show up in time and a fourth one showed up later when I was already done. We needed at least 6 students in order to let everybody teach a full 50 minute lesson, but we improvised and all taught a 35 minute lesson. But it was really fun and I got a lot of great feedback from my trainer and fellow trainees, and most importantly (to me anyway) I enjoyed teaching the class and didn't feel nervous doing it! Like I said before I was afraid of talking with the speed of a Shinkansen but it didn't even match the speed of a local JR train, so I'm doing fine! Well, I've got to go prepare for another class I'll teach tomorrow a