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Paul's Voyage of Discovery and Etc. Tag Archives: John Lennon. July 31, 2015 · 10:48 am. Stuff Riffmaster Knows: The Beatles and Their Gear. Young Riffmaster with axe. Over the years, my band mates have exchanged thousands of Emails in an informative and entertaining chain of rock trivia, history and lore that is sometimes staggering in its detail. Never more so than when our own guitar hero, Riffmaster Pete Van Wagner, drills down into the details of the equipment used by The Fab Four. I’ve always...

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Rockin’ Ronny Crawford | Paul's Voyage of Discovery & Etc.

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Paul's Voyage of Discovery and Etc. Tag Archives: Rockin’ Ronny Crawford. March 14, 2016 · 3:35 pm. Okay everybody — sing along with us! We love him, we love him,. He make our hearts go thump. Nos encanta el grande. Y macho Donald Trump. We love the great and masculine Donald Trump). He pulls the string that makes everybody Jump. Amamos a los testículos. Gigantes de Donald Trump. We love the giant testicles of Donald Trump). Trump es rico y loco. When he is on the stump. He likes to take a dump. Gigantes...

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Science teacher: October 2014

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Breaking out of the classroom into the world. Thursday, October 30, 2014. An old one, but Samhain is creeping up, and the ancients revered the cycles. I'm creeping towards ancient status. Despite whatever virus is playing tootsies with my hypothalamus (or maybe because of this), I found myself in thigh deep water on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean at dusk, trying to catch a striped bass. I spent the evening shivering under a blanket. As the sunlight recedes on Samhain, the dead walk among us. This past we...

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Science teacher: April 2015

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Breaking out of the classroom into the world. Sunday, April 26, 2015. Lessons from Ferdinand the Bull. The blossoms are blooming again- originally posted a year ago. The Story of Ferdinand. The cherry blossoms are a week late this year- they know better than I do when the bees will be around, so I do not begrudge their timing. Branch Brook Park, April, 2010. If you have never slid your nose into an hours old cherry blossom, no words can describe wash of peppery sweetness that takes you to nowhere but her...

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Science teacher: Hiroshima, again

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Breaking out of the classroom into the world. Thursday, August 6, 2015. Hiroshima was destroyed on August 5th, 7:16 PM, our time- just under an hour before our sunset. Sixteen hours ago an American airplane dropped one bomb on Hiroshima, an important Japanese army base. . It is an atomic bomb. It is a harnessing of the basic power of the universe. . . . What has been done is the greatest achievement of organized science in history. Harry S. Truman. What is our responsibility as teachers of science? Bloom...

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Science teacher: Wash. Rinse. Repeat.

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Breaking out of the classroom into the world. Saturday, June 6, 2015. Wash Rinse. Repeat. Amidst the chaos and the entropy, sunlight streams in and helps us put things back together. We're pretty good at this as populations, much better than as individuals, all of whom share the same fate. Life goes on, but we do not. The sparrows and the squirrels do their squirrel and sparrow business just as they did when I watched them so any decades ago, but they are not the same sparrows, not the same squirrels.

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Science teacher: May 2015

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Breaking out of the classroom into the world. Saturday, May 30, 2015. May you find peas. For everything that lives is holy, life delights in life.". Handful of grace, picked this morning. About 10 weeks ago I poked a finger into the ground a few dozen times, dropped a pea (and an occasional stray buddy) into each hole, smoothed over the dirt, then let them be, hoping (but not truly believing) today's harvest would come. One thing won't change, though, should I still be teaching- kids will plant and see, ...

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Science teacher: December 2014

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Breaking out of the classroom into the world. Wednesday, December 31, 2014. I watched the sun set yesterday. I watched the sun rise again this morning. I don't do this often enough, few of us do. Just a few minutes after the sun broke through this morning, a twitchy squirrel sat on top of a fence post, still, facing the sun, then resumed his twitchiness. A vulture flew within 20 feet of me, its under feathers reflecting the sunlight as it banked. It would have happened anyway. And it's happening anyway.

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Science teacher: Teaching in June

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Breaking out of the classroom into the world. Sunday, June 14, 2015. From a June half a decade ago. She wrote, simply, "hi mike.". I assumed I was the Michael she meant, but it does not matter, berries are for all of us, so I am using the photo. The hand belongs to Jessica Pierce. The berries to whichever mouth gets them first. Along my walk to school are several cherry trees- the cherries are ripe now. I get to school with a tongue stained purple. Now I fear dying in winter. I do not wish to die, fe...

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Science teacher: November 2014

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Breaking out of the classroom into the world. Sunday, November 30, 2014. The United States Department of Education is pushing its latest public relations campaign, Future Ready. Urging superintendents to sign a pledge to plunge into the digital age. The pledge itself is a syntactical nightmare, a porridge of buzz words and jargon slapped together to render the pledge almost as meaningless as the one public school kids make each morning. Time a child makes the pledge- once should be enough for any. The "t...