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Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Curriculum for the Classroom The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and Museum Education are excited to share a high school lesson that is themed around the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 from the Indigenous Wisdom curriculum. The lesson is titled “Creating Movement though Resilience” and was written by Mr. Leroy “Buster” Silva who is from Laguna and Acoma Pueblos. This high school unit has three lessons in Health that meet state standards and provides a wealth of resources on the Pueblo Revolt of 1680. How To Fix Your Stuff - Fixing Computers Check Out Dean's "Technically Inclined" IT Blog Category: Fixing Computers Fix MagicJack Problems by Tweaking and Changing Your Proxy Settings The MagicJack has changed the game for people wanting cheap phone service. At $39.99 for the device and first year of service, it is hard to find a flaw with the model. However, things that sound too good to be true, frequently are, but through research and experimentation, I've found ways to optimize your MagicJack connection and fix some common problems. more... Tips on Testing Your Hard Drive For Problems One of the basic requirements of keeping your PC in good working order is to ensure that its hard drive doesn't have any problems.

Museum Box Teachers' Area: Guidance for Teachers - registration and creating student accounts Registering as a new school If your school is not already registered you should register here: Your details will be checked by an E2BN administrator, this may involve phoning your school so please make sure you provide your school's contact details. We will try to complete this process as quickly as possible but it does rely on your school details being correct.

Native Knowledge 360° - Interactive Teaching Resources Home | FAQ | Virtual Teacher Institute Check out the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions by educators and students at the National Museum of the American Indian. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Send a question to: nmai-nk360@si.edu. I participated in the previous summer institute. s Glossary of Internet Terms The URL of this document is: which is where you can look for the latest, most complete version. Feel free to make links to that URL. Back to Index 1xRTT -- (Single Carrier (1x) Radio Transmission Technology) A wireless communications protocol used for connections to networks by devices such as laptop computers. 1xRTT has the capability of providing data transfer speeds of up to 144 thousand bps. 1xRTT is a built on top of another widely used protocol, CDMA and is also called CMDA2000. See also: bps, CDMA, Network, Protocol

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Globe Theater Model - Free Printable 3D Paper Cut Out Template The above model was made from details found from historical etchings and prints of the original Globe Theatre. This required quite a bit of research as there were actually three Globe Theatre buildings, and inaccuracies abound. This model represents the Globe as it probably looked around the time that Shakespeare's plays were presented there (1599-1608). When the lease ran out on James Burbage's Theatre in 1598, members of the Lord Chamberlain's Men took most of its timbers across the Thames to a south-bank site close to Henslowe's Rose, where they built the new Globe Theatre. It was polygonal with a three-tiered gallery surrounding an open yard. The stage was 40 to 50 feet wide and the seating capacity was nearly 3000.