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    It's your lipsticked lip, Babe.
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    Perhaps our football Super Bowl game is going to be made available on the telly to you folks over there today? That would explain it.
    😛
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    today is special

    maybe

    for some reason

    ???
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  6. Subscriberhakima
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    After some relative quiet, there was a significant solar radio burst yesterday:

    http://spaceweather.com/images2013/03feb13/type3.mp3?PHPSESSID=jht37o9hqpt3nhiupmpdpqisk0

    The static, along with the short wave radio jumble is enough to stir me up a bit.

    "Attention! This is your Sun calling!"

    😀
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  8. Standard memberGrampy Bobby
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    03 Feb '13 22:54
    Originally posted by coquette
    today is special

    maybe

    for some reason

    ???
    it's a new day.
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    No, I don't work in the field of meteorology. I'm a student and a teacher. I simply find what's up in the sky overwhelmingly fascinating.
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  11. Standard memberGrampy Bobby
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    Originally posted by hakima

    No, I don't work in the field of meteorology. I'm a student and a teacher. I simply find what's up in the sky overwhelmingly fascinating.
    ... with you, emphatically with you!
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    Actually I "teach" as a director of an after school program for about 75 children ranging in age from five to eighteen years. I spend a third of my time tutoring, a third counseling, and another third creating and coordinating the program. I'm not yet certified as a public school teacher, so at age 50, I've returned to the university setting so that I might be "deemed" credible. "My kids" don't care about any of that, though...to them I'm counselor, teacher, mentor and "mom." 😀

    I'm having the time of my life!

    *edit: When I do finally get certified, I will be able to teach middle school (grades 6-8) Language Arts and Social Studies. I want to focus my efforts in this area on Peace Education and Conflict Resolution.
  13. Standard memberGrampy Bobby
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    Originally posted by hakima

    Actually I "teach" as a director of an after school program for about 75 children ranging in age from five to eighteen years. I spend a third of my time tutoring, a third counseling, and another third creating and coordinating the program. I'm not yet certified as a public school teacher, so at age 50, I've returned to the university setting so that I mig ...[text shortened]... I want to focus my efforts in this area on Peace Education and Conflict Resolution.
    "The meaning of the name Hakima is 'Wise or insightful'." (babynames world)
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    Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
    "The meaning of the name Hakima is 'Wise or insightful'." (babynames world)
    The name Hakima was given to me as an adult...when I became wise enough to knowthat I wasn't. 😉
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    23 Feb '13 00:35
    Originally posted by hakima

    The name Hakima was given to me as an adult...when I became wise enough to knowthat I wasn't. 😉
    You're a serious person and, obviously, enjoy reading and intellectual games.

    Not wise, who among us is...
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