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Saturday, December 28, 2013

What will they teach our kids in the future?

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In my history class, I've learned about Caveman, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Ancient Roman, Renaissance, Industrial Revolutionary, WWI, WWII, etc. I was just wondering, about a hundreds or thousands of years from now. What do you think our kids will learn about? Petroleum? Internet? Etc?


Answer
Great question. Very thoughtful.
This era will be known as the "computer revolution."
It has changed everything in world society just as the industrial revolution did in the 1800's.
It will be known as the communication era - the time when world cultures began to merge through common communication via the internet as you have already surmised.
It will be known as a time when the world moved towards a common language - or perhaps focused down to three or four languages such as English, Mandarin Chinese, Hindi, and Spanish. [The French will always speak French, but they will know a second language as well.]
Thousands of years from now there will be one common world language, but for this century the history will show that several languages emerged from the hundreds of world languages formerly spoken and written.

This will also be known as a time of growing global consciousness regarding the environment - else we will not be around a thousand years from now to write histories.
It will be known as the century of planned population control - or again, the future will be bleak.

A hundred years from now the War in Iraq will seem a small thing - a limited skirmish hardly worth a footnote. The loss of US troops over five years does not amount to a single large battle of the American Civil War. Although the loss of each individual serviceman or woman in Iraq over the recent five years matters a great deal to us now, in the USA we lose ten times more people every year to car accidents. When historians look back, Iraq will seem a small incident.

This will also be the century that people switched form gasoline powered vehicles to electric modes of transport or possibly hydrogen powered vehicles. The Middle East only started pumping out oil a little over 100 years ago. In the next 100 years, that resource will be gone.

Food will always be an essential, the USA will be crucial for world supply.

One other thought - chemotherapy as we use it now for malignant diseases - will be considered medieval and as barbaric as bloodletting looking back 100 years from now.
Older people will still die with cancer, but people must die of something to make room for younger generations. Cancer treatments - for the many varieties of cancer - will be more specifically targeted at the cancerous cells. Cancers will be detected earlier and, hopefully, many types of cancer will be prevented. Lung cancers would decline by 80 to 90% in the next 20 years if everyone would stop smoking right now.

100 years ago, cancer was #8 on the top ten killer list compared to #2 now. Relatively few people worldwide smoked a pack of cigarettes a day in 1908.
100 years from now, cancer will still be #2 following old age related cardiovascular disease, but the relative numbers of cancer deaths will be much lower - - IF we work on the global environment and health habits such as smoking.

In the year 2108 we will look back and say the 1990's were the peak years for lung cancer deaths related to the peculiar old habit of smoking a drug known then as tobacco. The kids will be revolted by the the idea that people actually sucked addicting, carcinogenic smoke from burning vegetation into their own lungs. There will be nothing "cool" about smoking.

cleaning tips for a daycare?




Jennifer R


We run a daycare, and have all age kids from 6 weeks - 8 years old. The kids are always making messes and throughing their toys on the floor, and putting them in thier mouth.

Does any one have tips on keeping things clean and sanitized for the kids?

Such as toys, floors, walkers, and fabrics?



Answer
Hard toys can either be thrown into the dishwasher or take a spray bottle and put Listerine mouth wash in it and spray it on the toy, hit it with a brush (electric tooth brushes work great) & wipe off with a clean towel.

make a "home" for every toy & put a picture of that toy or type of toy on its home (like a clear plastic bin on a shelf with a picture of a car or lego on it, dolly shelf with a picture of a doll on it, dress up box with a dress picture, etc.)

A few times a day do the "thirty second tidy time" or "I Spy" where the kids clean up with you or as part of a game.

A good steam cleaner is a MUST.




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Sunday, September 22, 2013

What were some of the best songs from the 80s?

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Lisette


My List:
1. Heaven on Earth - Belinda Carlisle.
2. Harden My Heart - Quarterflash
3. I Ran - Flock of Seagulls
4. Running with the Night - Lionel Ritchie
5. Don't Talk To Strangers - Rick Springfield
6. Believe in Magic - America
7. With One Look - Rupert Hines
8. Simply Irresistible
9. Everybody Wants To Rule The World
10. In The Air Tonight - Phil Collins



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Oh, my favorites:

"Manic Monday" Bangles
"Skateaway" Dire Straits
"Take on Me" A-ha
"Dancing in the Dark" Bruce Springsteen
"Holy Diver" Dio
"Rock of Ages" Def Leppard
"Here I Go Again" Whitesnake
"Centerfold" J. Geils Band
"Knocking at Your Backdoor" Deep Purple
"Welcome to the Jungle" GNR
"Heatseeker" AC/DC
"Do You Believe in Love?" Huey Lewis & the News
"Top of the Pops" Smithereens
"Riding on the Metro" Berlin
"Pride & Joy" Stevie Ray Vaughan
"Synchronicity" The Police
"A Fine Fine Day" Tony Carey
"She Blinded Me with Science" Thomas Dolby
"Der Komissar" Falco
"Is this a Cool World?" Karla Devito
"Kids in America" Kim Wilde
"Gypsy" Fleetwood Mac
"Melt with You" Modern English
"West End Girls" Pet Shop Boys
"Electric Avenue" Eddy Grant
"She's Got the Looks that Kill" Motley Crue
"Sunday Bloody Sunday" U2
"Screaming in the Night" Krokus
"Tempus Fugit" Yes
"Heat of the Moment" Asia
"the Reflex" Duran Duran
"Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking" Roger Waters
"Cuts Like a Knife" Bryan Adams
"No Sleep 'til Brooklyn" Beastie Boys
"When Lightning Strikes" Aerosmith
"Who's Behind the Door" Zebra
"Black Coffee in Bed" Squeeze
"Rock the Casbah" the Clash
"Mandolin Rain" Bruce Hornsby
"Don't Misunderstand Me" Rossington-Collins Band
"Emotional Rescue" The Rolling Stones
"Since You're Gone" the Cars
"Welcome Home (Sanitarium)" Metallica


Sooo many more, I only picked one song from each band that I liked, there were others....

what was school like when you were younger?




Jessica


1. What's your name and age now? (Aliases are fine)
2. Your year + grade that you went to High school.
3. Location of School
4. Describe the school
5. What subjects were taught?
6. Describe a typical day
7. Describe extracurricular activities (sports, clubs, etc)
8. Describe textbooks and other education materials
9. How did teachers conduct class?



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Jim. graduated 1969. Location Bluff Springs township school. Brand new brick school. Called the 1957 school. 4 room school, with coal,wood heat, electric,and indoor plumbing. black top out back and stable. First threw 12. Before that we had a 2 room school. Reading writing arithmetic, science, history, was taught. You got up did your chores, cleaned up ate and went to school by boat or horse, sometimes by sled. Put your outer garments in the cloak room, guns had to be cased, and shells kept in a metal box at school. This meant I always had a older brother or younger sister in the same class as me. Big problem. Teacher told us what chapter in the books to read or what math to do. We had a study hour each day at school. If you had problems you had a older student help you. Or you helped a younger student. In study hour. So we were self taught in some ways. And had test every day on what we were to learn. We took our lunch to school and traded around. Kids who lived on the oil road came to school by car or bus. And they could not keep you after school if you lived more than a mile away. 7 mile by boat, 5 mile by horse to school for me. As you could take the dirt road there. Activities. Horse back riding,fishing,hunting, swimming,knife throwing,and what ever else we could find to do. There were not enough students of the same age for organized sports. clubs? I had several as I ran a trap line to school in the fall and winter. Text books. Short stories, and novels. for reading. book reports one every 2 weeks as the book mobil came every other week. Reading book, math book,history book, science book, were the main ones. Pencils paper,pens. They stood behind a desk up front. Told you what book, had a chalk bord behind them. and answered our questions and helped explain what we did not understand. We also had a shop class in the basement. wood working, electric,and general skills class. We looked foreword to school. As we did not have electric at home. Or indoor plumbing. We got that in 1969. Some of the last on rule electrification. If you rode a horse to school you had to provide your own hay and straw, and hand pump water from the well for it. Mothers back then taught there daughters to cook and house work. But many of them were fine wing shots as well. And all knew how to butcher. With knifes. So we treated the girls with considerable respect back then. And we looked foreword to going to school. They had indoor plumbing there and light bulbs. We had gas lamps at home and a outhouse. They also sent a nurse to school once a month to teach health and give us a look over. But she was a State employed.




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Wednesday, August 14, 2013

What will they teach our kids in the future?

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In my history class, I've learned about Caveman, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Ancient Roman, Renaissance, Industrial Revolutionary, WWI, WWII, etc. I was just wondering, about a hundreds or thousands of years from now. What do you think our kids will learn about? Petroleum? Internet? Etc?


Answer
Great question. Very thoughtful.
This era will be known as the "computer revolution."
It has changed everything in world society just as the industrial revolution did in the 1800's.
It will be known as the communication era - the time when world cultures began to merge through common communication via the internet as you have already surmised.
It will be known as a time when the world moved towards a common language - or perhaps focused down to three or four languages such as English, Mandarin Chinese, Hindi, and Spanish. [The French will always speak French, but they will know a second language as well.]
Thousands of years from now there will be one common world language, but for this century the history will show that several languages emerged from the hundreds of world languages formerly spoken and written.

This will also be known as a time of growing global consciousness regarding the environment - else we will not be around a thousand years from now to write histories.
It will be known as the century of planned population control - or again, the future will be bleak.

A hundred years from now the War in Iraq will seem a small thing - a limited skirmish hardly worth a footnote. The loss of US troops over five years does not amount to a single large battle of the American Civil War. Although the loss of each individual serviceman or woman in Iraq over the recent five years matters a great deal to us now, in the USA we lose ten times more people every year to car accidents. When historians look back, Iraq will seem a small incident.

This will also be the century that people switched form gasoline powered vehicles to electric modes of transport or possibly hydrogen powered vehicles. The Middle East only started pumping out oil a little over 100 years ago. In the next 100 years, that resource will be gone.

Food will always be an essential, the USA will be crucial for world supply.

One other thought - chemotherapy as we use it now for malignant diseases - will be considered medieval and as barbaric as bloodletting looking back 100 years from now.
Older people will still die with cancer, but people must die of something to make room for younger generations. Cancer treatments - for the many varieties of cancer - will be more specifically targeted at the cancerous cells. Cancers will be detected earlier and, hopefully, many types of cancer will be prevented. Lung cancers would decline by 80 to 90% in the next 20 years if everyone would stop smoking right now.

100 years ago, cancer was #8 on the top ten killer list compared to #2 now. Relatively few people worldwide smoked a pack of cigarettes a day in 1908.
100 years from now, cancer will still be #2 following old age related cardiovascular disease, but the relative numbers of cancer deaths will be much lower - - IF we work on the global environment and health habits such as smoking.

In the year 2108 we will look back and say the 1990's were the peak years for lung cancer deaths related to the peculiar old habit of smoking a drug known then as tobacco. The kids will be revolted by the the idea that people actually sucked addicting, carcinogenic smoke from burning vegetation into their own lungs. There will be nothing "cool" about smoking.

cleaning tips for a daycare?




Jennifer R


We run a daycare, and have all age kids from 6 weeks - 8 years old. The kids are always making messes and throughing their toys on the floor, and putting them in thier mouth.

Does any one have tips on keeping things clean and sanitized for the kids?

Such as toys, floors, walkers, and fabrics?



Answer
Hard toys can either be thrown into the dishwasher or take a spray bottle and put Listerine mouth wash in it and spray it on the toy, hit it with a brush (electric tooth brushes work great) & wipe off with a clean towel.

make a "home" for every toy & put a picture of that toy or type of toy on its home (like a clear plastic bin on a shelf with a picture of a car or lego on it, dolly shelf with a picture of a doll on it, dress up box with a dress picture, etc.)

A few times a day do the "thirty second tidy time" or "I Spy" where the kids clean up with you or as part of a game.

A good steam cleaner is a MUST.




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