Snowpocalypse2 2010 – MD, USA. The snow is really (and still) coming down!
There were several times during the initial construction of KIDVIEW that I wished I could simply drive to the nearest ‘electronics’ store to get the piece I needed instead of ordering online, paying shipping costs, and waiting for that one much needed part. My frustration led to disappointment and I suggested that the US needed to make DIY (do-it-yourself) electronics and fabrication material a bit more accessible…
Today, once again, I witnessed the magic of Michelle Obama! I attended the 2010 Winter Meeting of the US Conference of Mayors, where Crystal works as an Asst. Executive Director and is a mayoral lobbyist for issues relating to children.
Just a few words (and images) about Haiti and the aftermath of the recent earthquake.
Last week I watched President Obama as he announced new initiatives and partnerships to focus on STEM education nationally. I was quite excited as this is my life’s work! I am interested to see the country’s response and I hope major companies don’t simply view this as a method of cashing in, but instead really attempt to work towards better STEM education.
Snowpocalypse2 2010 – MD, USA. The snow is really (and still) coming down!
There were several times during the initial construction of KIDVIEW that I wished I could simply drive to the nearest ‘electronics’ store to get the piece I needed instead of ordering online, paying shipping costs, and waiting for that one much needed part. My frustration led to disappointment and I suggested that the US needed to make DIY (do-it-yourself) electronics and fabrication material a bit more accessible…
Today, once again, I witnessed the magic of Michelle Obama! I attended the 2010 Winter Meeting of the US Conference of Mayors, where Crystal works as an Asst. Executive Director and is a mayoral lobbyist for issues relating to children.
Just a few words (and images) about Haiti and the aftermath of the recent earthquake.
Last week I watched President Obama as he announced new initiatives and partnerships to focus on STEM education nationally. I was quite excited as this is my life’s work! I am interested to see the country’s response and I hope major companies don’t simply view this as a method of cashing in, but instead really attempt to work towards better STEM education.
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