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Suzie Nestico

Twitter-It's Not Just What's For Breakfast... - 0 views

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    Introduction to Twitter for my students and my school.  Includes explanatory videos and helps to show the value of Twitter for personal and social learning.
Suzie Nestico

Operation Odyssey Dawn - 0 views

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    List of links/resources to developing news and current events unfolding in Libya. Good sources to compare potential media bias as coverage comes form Time, NYT, Guardian, The Telegraph, CNN, ABC News, BBC, Washington Post
Suzie Nestico

Unrest in the Middle East - 3 views

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    List of links and resources to current events in the Middle East, primarily Eqypt.
Suzie Nestico

CNN.com - Breaking News, U.S., World, Weather, Entertainment & Video News - 0 views

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    Primary source utilized in Current Events class
Suzie Nestico

Local H.S. teacher uses Twitter to teach students - WKRN, Nashville, Tennessee News, Weather and Sports | - 1 views

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    Using Twitter to facilitate class discussions
Suzie Nestico

Earthquake in japan - Video Footage - 0 views

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    Powerful video of earthquake and tsunami in Japan
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    People say what happened in Japan isn't natural, yet its nothing but natural. What do you think when the Mammoths roamed the earth and the ice age happened. There was nothing they could do, and that leads me to the earthquake in Japan. Yes, it was high for normal numbers these days but the worlds axis rotating which is natural.
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    I think its awesome to see how countries come together at a time like this. This should make the United States feel better about themselves also. By helping others, it will give us a good impact and if we are in need of help someone will be there for us.
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    Absolutely, Kristen. It is very devastating, too, and unfortunate. Most people don't realize that it is in every country's best interest to do so. In this day and age, our economies are much more interdependent and like throwing a pebble into the pond, there will be some ripple effects that will surface within our own economy as a result of the Japanese events.
Suzie Nestico

Earthquake in Japan - Images - 0 views

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    Powerful images of the earthquake and Tsunami in Japan
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