Richard W, Spisak Jr., Storyteller, Dramatist, Essayist, and Artist Writing, drawing, and making music since his youth, Richard began his professional career as a light artist with Mel Tanner of Lumonics. Later working at the Miami Space Transit Planetarium, he was hired as a light artist by Kenvin Lyman, of Dazzleland Studios. Mr. Lyman had earned a Doctorate in Lumia from the Sorbonne. Later he worked with Laser Images of Van Nuys, CA and was for a longtime part of the creative team as Light Artist for Tom Harman’s Laser Productions. He wrote and produced the Radio Comedy series “Martian Ambassador and the Captured Chorus” on public radio in Miami. Bookshelves heavy with book on neurology and consciousness he became an engineering tech, prototyping Neural Stimulators for North American Biologicals. Neurostimulators are used to treat certain nervous system disorders. Dissatisfied with the literature he found on consciousness, he began his own research, interviewing Yogis, Astrologers, Mystics and Healers. This has brought him in contact with a universe of belief and theory. Which he studies, still. I hope these stories bring a smile and a little wisdom. AUMGN HA!
They have a technology, that uses a conductive dust-like material, with which
complex circuits are constructed by using a selection of chemical powders in
conjunction with gentle puffs of breath. Different types of circuits are made, by the
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Sumar Ghizan has been a faculty member in the English Language Institute (ELI) at New York Institute of Technology from 2005 until Sep 2010. Recently, she is a research Assistant at The University of Windsor where she is enrolled in the MEd program. She has been teaching English Language for Graduate and Undergraduate Students for more than twelve years. In 2010 Ghizan has obtained her degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Curricula and Methods of English Language from the College of Educational and Psychological Sciences, AAU. Her research interests are in language acquisition, educational policies and curricula studies. She had participated in one conference and looking forward to attend another in Brussels where she is going to present a paper on Educational Policies for the First Nation Child: impediments and future perceptions.
What is theEffect of Extensive Use of Computers on the Reading: Achievement
Scores of Seventh Grade Students? ... Dimensionsofchildren's motivation for
reading and their relations to reading activity and reading achievement. Reading
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By reading this book on audio, individuals will learn how to create a truly quality sound within their final audio mix. Individuals will also discover everything required to become an accomplished audio wage earner. It’s a practical information book on audio that takes the mystery out of audio recording studios, audio reinforcement, and room acoustics issues. Explained in detail are also many problems individuals will encounter in practical recording sessions and how to overcome issues. The purpose of this audio awareness guidebook is to guide individuals to become a respectable recording studio technician, managing live sound for their band and having a better understanding of audio.
At this stage, I normally take regular short breaks as tired ears can produce tired
final mixes. Just before the final mix, always listen to a reference point, meaning
listening to some identical recordings of what you are mixing. Another important ...
In Part One, each topic addresses practical skills for the newer teacher in the classroom, to enable better facilitation practices. Part Two addresses subject matter specific to becoming more knowledgeable about substance abuse today, a factor for every teacher to be familiar with. Useful for teacher education or certification courses. “If you’re going into teaching at any level, kindergarten through graduate school, never mind having a ‘plan B’; you’d better have through ‘plan Z’, and it’s not sleeping ! “
FINAL. EXAM. POLICIES. [Refer also to open book/closed book aspects
elsewhere in this work] It is this author's opinion that fear of future needs to be
taken out of every course by the instructor, since failure is not very educational.
Clearly it is ...
Families and their loyalties are what this world is all about. When everything else around you fails, there is always family. What if all of a sudden everything you ́ve been loyal to -all your family ties,love and values- appear to be a lie. What would you do? How much should your loyalties hold? How deep do your loyalties lie? The Nordoff family is about to find out where their loyalties lie. Heather is different from the rest of the family. She was adopted and when she starts to find out the disturbing circumstances surrounding her adoption, her whole world starts turning upside down. People around her begin to disappear and who ́s killing who becomes the mystery when Heather ́s boyfriend is murdered. Her friends start to disappear one by one and all the evidence seems to point to her. How much does Heather know and is her family a part of what ́s going on? Nothing is clear until Heather disappears and the family struggles with who did it and why.
What would you do? How much should your loyalties hold? How deep do your loyalties lie? The Nordoff family is about to find out where their loyalties lie. Heather is different from the rest of the family.
Research in English Language Teaching: Mexican Perspectives Teacher research takes different forms and serves a variety purposes, but it is conducted by teachers, individually or collaboratively, with the basic aim of understanding teaching and learning in context. In Mexico, teacher research is starting to gain momentum and newcomers search for guidance and examples. This book can be used by English language teachers, teacher educators and student teachers who want to develop their professional expertise by investigating learning and teaching in a systematic and organized way. It is also useful for undergraduate students of EFL teaching and applied linguistics who need to produce a thesis, or experienced teachers who want to develop a research project for the first time. Research in English Language Teaching: Mexican Perspectives combines basic general knowledge and practical advice with reports of research conducted in Mexican educational contexts. PART ONE offers an overview of research and discussion on the teaching-research nexus, and different ways to meet the challenges of doing research. PART TWO presents accounts of recent research in the national context, written by teacher researchers working for different public higher education institutions. These accounts reflect diverse theoretical approaches, topics, methods of data collection and analysis, and styles of reporting. PART THREE includes basic guidelines to write the most common research genres: thesis, conference paper, and research article. The final section contains a glossary of research terms."
In an article written by Furuta (2002, p.3), the author discusses the English
language teaching situation in Japan and the problems ... She decided to use
what was identified as an innovative approach: task-based language teaching (
TBLT).
Ravi Rajcoomar, one of the Caribbean's leading attorneys, was born in Trinidad, WI, and spent his early years in the United Kingdom. An academic scholar, he studied law at the UWI, Cavehill and Hugh Wooding Law School before starting his prodigious practice in criminal and civil law from1987 in Trinidad and Tobago, working in some of the country's most prestigious law firms, alongside legal luminaries such as Karl Hudson Phillips, QC and the late Desmond Allum, QC. A married father of four, he's currently attached to Trinity Chambers in Port of Spain. Known for his unique legal acumen, he has litigated in some of the region's most prominent and groundbreaking criminal and civil cases, many of which set legal precedent in the Caribbean and Commonwealth region in the past 25 years. As a founding member and executive officer of the Criminal Bar Association of T&T, he pioneered several domestic legal initiatives, including reform in the Magisterial Courts, legislation for DNA, paper committals and copyright infringement, use of witnesses statements in trials, visual recordings of police interviews, the Financial Investigation Unit and compliance and competition economics in the Caricom region. As a former senior member of the Council of the Law Association of Trinidad and Tobago, he spearheaded major national legal initiatives aimed at protecting the public's interest, including the review of prisoners' rights and Constitutional Reform. Rajcoomar has also authored publications in Lawyer on Abuse of Process in Criminal Law and DNA and the Criminal Law, as well as A guide for Money Laundering Law & Regulation in Trinidad and Tobago.' He's also lectured at the Hugh Wooding Law School since 2005, and currently serves as a Commissioner of the Trinidad and Tobago Securities Exchange Commission.
As a former senior member of the Council of the Law Association of Trinidad and Tobago, he spearheaded major national legal initiatives aimed at protecting the public's interest, including the review of prisoners' rights and Constitutional ...
Dr. Gloria Schrager has written a revealing memoir about her struggle to become a doctor at a time when women physicians were an anomaly. The era she has lived through has been incredibly eventful: she relates how the Great Depression, World War II, the McCarthy Unamerican Activities Committee, the overt bias and harassment that women in the professions had to face, all impacted on her life. But the memoir has a lighter side, recounting some of the adventures and mishaps of medical school, internship, maintaining a successful marriage and raising a family while engaged in the full-time practice of medicine. Both of her sons as well as a niece and grandniece have become physicians, and the book describes some the differences, both good and bad, between the practice of medicine today and how it was practiced over fifty years ago.
All the machines and otherequipment were beyond his comprehension; none ofit
resembled anything his dark eyeshad ever seen inhis twentyeight years within
the Complex. He was sure they must haveallserved some purpose; why else ...
