Showing posts with label teaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teaching. Show all posts

Friday, March 23, 2012

Shipping


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Tune in to the Hard Work Hour with Douglas Douglas Live on Blog Talk Radio Friday mornings now at 10:00 am Pacific Daylight Saving Time.

Today's show: "Shipping," is dedicated to Carmen, and brought to you by Discovery Learning Tutoring, serving California and the world with your education needs.

Also on today's show:
1) Local News
2) Other News
3) Local Loco
4) Shipping
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        Black Kid got shot in Florida Strange that now we have a national conversation
        of hoodies, and not guns (Colbert Nation).

        Danica Patrick. Remind me: WTF cares?

        Hunger Games made a crap load of money.

        Biggest Boat Ever? MSC Fabiola is the biggest container ship ever. Who cares?

        Poetry Plus meets in Westwood on the last Thursday of the month. Westwood
        Public Library, a block south and a block east of Westwood and Wilshire Blvds.
        Fun.

        Q: What the hell are you supposed to call that place in Long Beach with the
             big boats?

        A: Port of Los Angeles / Port of Long Beach

        Hey Wisconsin! Whatever the hell is going on with the "boom-boom," it ISN'T 
        "micro-quakes" or whatever the hell your psycho psychic seismic advisor advised
        you. Good Luck with the research. You may want to look into BP and Rocketdyne.
        Signed, Everybody that has lived in California more than two weeks.

        Discovery Learning    
   

2) Other News

        Wars, rumors of wars, incontinence, misery, earthquakes, rumors of earthquakes...

3) Local Loco

4) Shipping.

     Everything you wear, most of what you eat, and for sure every single thing you have
     ever driven, came through as cargo on one of those big-ass boats down here in Long
     Beach Harbor. Get used to it. Oh, and everything downwind of it is incredibly succeptible
     to environmental concerns from diesel exhaust to fracking issues and exotic foreign pests.



5) Lit Minit : "Brief History of Time," by Stephen Hawking.


Thank you so much for reading and listening. I hope you had fun. Now:






GET BACK TO WORK !!






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SFBG - San Francisco Bay Guardian

No money was paid to anyone for the reading of Stephen Hawking's "A Brief History of Time."


"The Journey," by Douglas Whiting can be read with great love and respect and hope for your enjoyment. This time with complete endorsement, authorization, and  permission from the author, their heirs and publisher! All me!


We did not pay anyone for use of the opening music from Cake ("Wheels," off of "Pressure Chief," or the closing, either (Mr. Scruff's tune "Kalimba"). Our bad. 

Yes Men



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Notes and links from BTR show "Shipping" 3/23/2012 HWH w DD

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NGBTWD

Friday, August 5, 2011

Teachers, Schools and Students

Tune in to the Hard Work Hour with Douglas Douglas Live on Blog Talk Radio Friday mornings at 9:30 am PDT.

Today's show: "Teachers, Schools and Students" is dedicated to Kris and of course to my partner here in the booth, my Therapy Buddy, Seemore.

Also on today's show:

1) Local News

2) Other News

3) Local Loco

4) Teachers, Schools and Students

5) Lit Minit : "What To Do: A Global Strategy," by Lee Hamilton
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1) Local News

SF Weekly article about local water. Sensational, probably well-intended, but thin and big-picture-missingish.





* 30 DAYS TO BURNING MAN!

Free music that I didn't mention, 'cause I didn't want to make you sad:

http://blogs.sfweekly.com/shookdown/2011/08/dubstep.php





2) Other News





...war, crime, misery, rape, arson, murder, mayhem and chaos, as usual...





3) Local Loco : Read your local paper. Or how about a local blog? And write a little, too.

Write a Letter to the Editor, or to one of the advertisers. Thank them for a good ad or

voice your concern about a dangerous product or service. Step out of line a little. Work

now or pay a LOT more later, when some Media One clone owns all the local press. See

Meet Joe Black for more.




4) Feature: "Teachers, Schools and Students"

Soon to be posted as soon as I write it. For now listen to the show.





5) Lit Minit: "9/11 Report," by Lee Hamilton "What To Do: A Global Strategy," 12.1 Reflecting

on a generational challenge, Lee Hamilton, et al. "The 9/11 Commision Report: Final report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States, 2005, W.W Norton, NY.









TYSM for reading and listening. I hope you had fun. Now, GBTW!




-- DD




...but if you DO have time right now, you can get more fun here by following these links:












SF Weekly




SFBG - San Francisco Bay Guardian




"What To Do: A Global Strategy," 12.1 Reflecting on a generational challenge, Lee Hamilton, et al. "The 9/11 Commision Report: Final report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States, 2005, W.W Norton, NY. was read with great love and respect but without any authorization or permission from the author, their heirs or publishers.




Also used, but without permission, the intro music is "Wheels," by CAKE off of their album "Pressure Chief."

New Close Music is "Ninja Tuna," by Kalimba, off of their album, "Mr. Scruff," of course used without any compensation or consideration, but great love, respect and appreciation.

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Notes and links from BTR show "Teachers, Schools and Students" Show 8/5/11 HWH w DD




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Now, get back to work, dammit!