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SEPTEMBER 2009
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VIDEOCONFERENCING: It's Not Just For Business
Anymore!
I normally write articles for HomeCheck™, and our sister
sites, as a dethatched third person. This month, I want to share a
little more of a personal story - the experience I had using online
videoconferencing.
This past June, I took a trip to Poland and the Czech Republic.
Having been to Europe before, I knew I had options of using an
international cell phone, hunting down Internet cafés
or even calling home from an old fashioned payphone. The many
options have their ups and downs and various levels of expense. I
was traveling on the cheap and was relying on using payphones.
But this time I ran into a different problem than I have encountered
before: I arrived in Gdansk, Poland on a late Sunday afternoon.
When I found my first payphone, I noticed that they did not accept credit
cards or coins and, for the life of me, I could not figure out how to make
a collect call. Instead, you needed a phone card or account
number purchased from where else - the post office. No phone on a
Sunday night for me! How was I going to let my family know I
arrived safely? |
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SUSTAINABLE SOLAR HOSTING!
Ringen's Unbiased Inspections
is a 100% SOLAR POWERED website. It's the
responsible thing, but it's also the smart thing to do. Why? Read on…
In California, where we've known rolling blackouts in
times of peak electrical demand, that's a smart decision. My site stays
online. But that's only a small reason why I feel it's a smart decision.
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BACK TO SCHOOL BASICS: Tips &
Tricks to SAVE!
Planning ahead can help prevent a lot of the headache in back to school
shopping. Many times, the quest for new supplies and clothes can
seem like an endless scavenger hunt that quickly eats through money in
the bank! In this article, we have compiled tips on how to keep the
costs low, as well as things to consider when deciding on which supplies
will best fit your student's needs. We have also taken a
look at a few of the activities you can still be doing the final days of
summer to keep your child's mind sharp and ready to jump into the next
grade. Students on average lose a month of learning during summer
vacation and can lose over two months for harder subjects.*
Luckily, there are ways to battle the summer brain drain while still having fun!
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