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Monthly Archives: July 2008
Days of Our Lives
Recess4GrownUps Let your brain out to play. Three Hundred Sixty Five and a Quarter Popes, Orbits, Rotations and the Origins of the Modern Calendar December 31st marks a day most modern people are well acquainted with; the end of the … Continue reading
The Egg and I
Recess4GrownUps Let your brain out to play. Inside This Fragile Shell The Science of Scrambled, Poached and Sunny Side Up Eggs. First maligned, then idolized, and finally more or less dismissed as last year’s fad by professional nutritionists. Avian reproductive … Continue reading
Stay Young in Seattle with Youngstown Cultural Arts Center
Several weeks ago I had the chance to chat with Hollis, who works part-time at the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, located in West Seattle. Hollis is a full-time student at Seattle U, but finds time to help Youngstown with marketing … Continue reading
Posted in Homepage, Meet a Teacher
Tagged teachstreet, west seattle, youngstown cultural arts center
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How to Raise Urban Chickens
Ever consider collecting eggs for breakfast from your own chickens? I know I have! Many people don’t believe it’s possible to have this experience in the city, but chickens’ small space requirements and pleasant dispositions make them a wonderful addition … Continue reading
On Disease and Drinking
Recess4GrownUps Let your brain out to play. Gin, Tonic, and Mosquitoes Malaria’s Subtle Gift to Mixology Gin and tonic, also called a “G&T”, is a classic highball cocktail. Comprised of gin (juniper berries provide the unique herbal flavor of this … Continue reading
Posted in Learn New Things
Tagged british, cocktail, colonialism, gin and tonic, history, malaria, quinine
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Biking is Back! Hitting the Street in Seattle to Save on Gas
$4.50 a gallon? HELL NO! These days, paying for gas can cause a sharp and intense pain in the wallet vicinity. So why not switch to the kind of burn that guarantees some sexy legs instead? Many residents are taking … Continue reading
Posted in Learn New Things
Tagged bicycle riding, bike repair, bike safety, cycling, seattle biking, teachstreet
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Bluetooth 101
If you’ve never used the technology before, Bluetooth provides a way to connect and exchange information between devices such as mobile phones, telephones, laptops, personal computers, printers, GPS receivers, digital cameras, and video game consoles over a secure, short-range (up … Continue reading
Video interviews with TeachStreet — it's like an infomercial!
I posted a link to the 10-minute King5 interview in the previous blog post, but I wanted to also post the individual segments (below), for your viewing pleasure (and, because my mom will be oh so proud ). We wanted … Continue reading
Posted in Homepage, Learn New Things, Meet a Teacher, Press/News
Tagged break dancing, breakdancing, dave schapell, king5, kong16, kong6, Seattle, teachstreet, tim robinson
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TeachStreet's on Seattle TV (KING5 and KONG6) tomorrow (Thursday)
Update — check out TeachStreet on TV — so excited! Sorry for the late notice, but we wanted to let our loyal blog readers know that we’re being featured on KING5 tomorrow morning — we don’t have definite times (a … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Homepage, Meet a Teacher, Press/News
Tagged break dancing, breakdancing, king5, kong16, kong6, Seattle, teachstreet, tim robinson
2 Comments
Writing Contest?
If you’re a reader, there’s no better way to spend a Summer day than by finding a good book and lying out in the sun. If you’re a writer, the same holds true. Summer is the perfect time to spend … Continue reading
