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Bob sitting on the dunking booth at the Fayette Co. YMCA 4th of July Party, 2009.
His daughter, Sarah, tries to dunk him.
Looking from Grayson Highlands to Mount Rogers. See notes. Lots of activities
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Got home form the office and took pics - so activity items are still out - some day I will take the magazine shots!!
Perez Zeledon's professional basketball team. #10 is their best player (Jackie) and he plays on the National Team.
Service Learning Project - Oral History
Students at Xavier School of Excellence in South Bend, Indiana prepare for their service learning project, visiting the Cardinal Nursing Home where they will be sharing gifts with the residents and interviewing the residents to learn about their life and times gone by. The students are practicing interviewing skills and using Nokia phones as recording devices loaned by the New Learning Institute’s Model Classroom program.
Brian Burnett led podcasting and interviewing preparation activities with students and Justin Zobrosky, the lead teacher on this service learning project.
This project is supporting the Model Classroom’s Teacher of the Year Tania Grimes (Director at Xavier School of Excellence in South Bend, Indiana), where she designed a mission based learning project supported by digital media and tools.
March 27,2010 - August 28, 2010.
10,000 calories and 20 activities per month
Not all of my treadmill runs made it into RunKeeper, but this is close enough.
It is sort of sad how data-driven I am.